In this episode, we sit down with April’s mentor Mariposa to explore what grief really is, why our culture is so ill-equipped to support it, and how learning to honor loss — instead of avoid it — is the only real path to opening your heart for love again. This conversation is for anyone who has ever felt stuck after heartbreak, afraid to trust again, or ashamed of still caring about someone they lost. Discover how to hold space for grief in relationships, why rushing to recover actually keeps you trapped, and how sacred practices from indigenous traditions can help you move through loss with dignity, power, and hope — keywords: how to heal after divorce, processing grief after a breakup, how to open your heart to love again, grief in relationships, emotional healing and intimacy.

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In this interview, you'll learn:
1. Why grief is not a weakness but a sacred teacher that shows you what you truly value
2.How to hold space for your own grief without being swallowed by it
3. Why one partner almost always begins grieving a relationship long before the other even knows it is ending
4. What it actually means that "grief is love with nowhere to go"
5. How unprocessed grief from a past relationship gets silently projected onto the next person who loves you
6. Why American culture is so ill-equipped to support grief, and what other traditions do instead
7. How to hold space for a grieving partner without trying to fix or rush their process
8. The difference between avoiding grief and becoming consumed by it, and how to walk the middle path
9. How to grieve the life you never lived, including the partner or children you never had
10. Why grieving your ex inside a new relationship may actually be a sign you are finally healing
11. What anger and rage have to do with grief, and when they help versus when they keep you entangled
12. How to keep your heart open to love again after bitterness and heartbreak have tried to close it
13. The one practice Morwenna returns to again and again when grief feels too vast to hold alone


With Love and Safety,
Chad & April ❤️

What we discuss:

00:00:31 - April introduces Morwenna and the reason grief became the topic for this episode
00:01:34 - Morwenna introduces herself: guide of consciousness, ceremonialist, and how grief first found her at 23
00:03:51 - Why grief in romantic relationships and the loss of a dream is so hard for the human experience
00:05:31 - "Grief is love with nowhere to go": April shares her first real encounter with grief through divorce
00:06:40 - The Serenity Prayer and the power of accepting what we cannot change in grief
00:07:26 - Chad: how his father's suicide shaped every aspect of his life and still surfaces in unexpected ways
00:08:33 - How people avoid grief out of fear they will never come out of it
00:09:20 - Why grief can feel so out of control, and the human instinct to negotiate with or escape the feeling
00:10:17 - The two extremes: avoidance versus being consumed, and how to create space for grief as it is
00:12:33 - Grief as a teacher: how loss reveals what we did not value when we had it
00:13:16 - Morwenna: actively grieving the time lost with her children as a single working mother
00:13:56 - April: grieving her marriage while still inside it, and what her sister helped her see
00:14:57 - Chad: being the partner who did not know the relationship was ending, and the grief gap that creates
00:16:11 - Why it is nearly impossible to compare how two people grieve the same loss
00:17:12 - April: crying for hours while putting on a mask before Chad came home, preparing herself for what she knew was coming
00:19:19 - How to hold space for a grieving partner: Morwenna's guidance for couples
00:21:51 - The Serenity Prayer again: sitting with powerlessness when your partner is in grief and you cannot fix it
00:23:28 - Grief, powerlessness, and the collective: feeling overwhelmed by what is happening in the world right now
00:24:07 - How to reclaim a sense of power inside grief: energy, thought, creative action, and nature
00:26:47 - Grieving the life you never lived: not finding a partner, not having children, the loss of a dream that never arrived
00:29:23 - Waiting for the "then" moment of happiness, and why choosing it now is the real work
00:32:15 - Chad: a decade of being single after divorce, the grief of the life not lived, and the shame that comes with it
00:33:54 - Morwenna: the story of the Colombian elder whose wife left him, and what he did with that grief
00:36:41 - Why the United States has such an unhealthy relationship with death and grief, and how other cultures hold it differently
00:37:56 - The Celtic tradition of singing someone to the other side, and grief as a celebration in other realms
00:40:03 - How unprocessed grief stores in the body and what that can look like over time
00:41:44 - Why we give even less honor to the grief of a relationship ending than to death, and the cultural scorn that comes with it
00:43:45 - Why we need to honor a relationship's loss fully before we can truly move into something new
00:45:21 - Grieving your ex inside a new relationship: why it can feel threatening to a partner and what it actually means
00:47:52 - April's moment in Hawaii: crying over her ex-husband while Chad held her, and his response that changed everything
00:51:20 - Chad: why someone who shows no grief about their ex might actually be a more complicated sign than someone who does
00:53:13 - Morwenna: anger and rage as a necessary part of grief, and when putting energy into that emotion keeps you entangled
00:55:23 - April: how texting angry responses during the divorce kept fueling the cycle, and learning to take the higher road
00:56:35 - The guilt and shame of the partner who had to initiate the ending, and how that can show up as self-abandonment
00:57:46 - Stages of grief carried into the next relationship: April's ex-husband and 15 years of unprocessed wounds finally surfacing
01:00:20 - How to keep your heart open to love again: Morwenna on honoring bitterness without attaching stories to it
01:05:57 - Closing wisdom: going to nature, sitting with your back against a tree, and remembering that you are

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In this episode, Chad takes an honest, vulnerable look at the real masculinity crisis — where it comes from, what it's costing men and the women who love them, and what actually rebuilds identity and attraction. This conversation is for the woman who wants to understand the man in her life, and for the man who feels something is missing but has no language for it. Explore masculinity, emotional identity, sexual polarity, men's mentorship, and why shame never creates the change we're desperately looking for.

In this interview, you'll learn:

1. How Chad redefined masculinity after years of rejecting it entirely
2. Why playground dominance wiring still drives adult male behavior
3. The cultural vacuum that made Andrew Tate possible — and what actually fills it
4. Why telling men what NOT to be created more damage than it solved
5. How labeling emotions as "feminine" quietly kills men's growth and your relationship
6. The real difference between masculine and feminine energy frameworks — and why Chad pushes back on the popular version
7. Why men doing inner work FOR their partner almost always backfires
8. What sovereignty actually looks like in a man — and why women are more attracted to it than they realize
9. How women can support a man's growth without trying to fix him
10. Why men's community is the single most impactful thing for a relationship — more than coaching or retreats

With Love and Safety,

Chad & April ❤️

What We Discuss:

0:00 Why physical strength feels like identity to young men but isn't

5:59 Playground dominance: how boys define strength before they understand it

9:49 Strength of will vs. strength of character, and why it matters in relationships

13:59 How adversity and mentorship together are the only things that build real character

21:59 Why the mentorship gap is a generational crisis, and where men are going to fill it

23:10 The unmet need Andrew Tate exploits, and what it reveals about modern masculinity

27:30 Men in the wild: the Costco moment that started a bigger conversation

29:54 Why social media creates a distorted reality about how bad men actually are

34:29 The fracture inside men who rejected masculinity wholesale, including Chad

38:45 Why "masculine and feminine energy" language backfires with men who want to feel like men

41:39 The dinner table story: four men talking about feelings, one phrase, and sudden silence

44:51 Why women connecting to their masculine is empowering, while men connecting to their feminine feels threatening

46:16 What women actually crave vs. what men fear losing when they drop the performance

49:15 Sexual polarity: the real energy underneath attraction, and why it gets weaponized

54:25 The women who've given up on men, and the women who want Chad to fix their husbands

56:35 Why caring about men's inner world is controversial, and why it matters anyway

59:02 The global argument: how the feminine rage uprising and masculine identity crisis are the same wound from two sides

1:00:06 Why shame and blame never fix anything, and what actually does

1:03:30 The catch-22 of pleasing your partner: why trying harder makes attraction fade

1:07:19 Chad's final word to women: what believing in your man actually looks like

1:09:14 Chad's final word to men: stop giving other people the power to define who you are

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Jennifer Holland, somatic coach and creator of the DRIPP methodology, joins April for a raw, expansive conversation about why real pleasure can only emerge from deep safety in the body. They explore de-armoring (releasing trauma stored in physical tissue), the difference between people-pleasing and devotion, "inner daddy" energy as a reframe of reparenting, and why so many women feel pleasure as more dangerous than pain. If you've done years of mindset work and still feel stuck in the same patterns, this episode is the somatic next layer. 

In this interview, you'll learn:

1. Why safety and pleasure are inseparable in the body

2. What de-armoring actually is and how trauma physically lives in your tissue

3. The difference between people-pleasing and true devotion (to yourself and a partner)

4. How to develop "inner daddy" energy without slipping into shame or reparenting

5. Why slowing down often unleashes a tsunami of unfelt emotion, and what to do with it

6. How somatic touch and self-massage rewire the nervous system back into pleasure

7. Why the cervix holds generational and birth trauma (and what cervical de-armoring reveals)

8. Why everyone should begin a safe self-de-armoring practice at home

You are allowed to choose yourself. You are allowed to stop playing small. The life you are grieving may be the very thing making room for the one you actually belong in.

With Love and Safety,

Chad & April ❤️

What We Discuss:

0:00 Why slowing down unleashes a tsunami of unfelt emotion 

1:56 Jennifer's purpose: bringing people home to their bodies 

4:56 Why so many women can't look at themselves in the mirror 

6:49 How control and disconnection cause disease in the body 

11:52 Inner daddy energy: a kinky reframe of reparenting 

22:31 Pleasing a partner vs. devotion to yourself 

30:38 Devotion, worship, and Mary Magdalene healing 

33:44 The rise of yoni de-armoring and why women are seeking it 

38:50 What de-armoring actually is (and what it isn't) 

44:54 How to begin a self-de-armoring practice at home 

46:58 Cervical armor, generational trauma, and unlocking new pleasure 

55:08 Where to find Jennifer (Drip retreat, online classes, 1:1 work) 

58:19 Closing wisdom: trust the inner voice you abandoned 

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Most people think they are broken when they feel emotionally shut down, stuck in painful patterns, or numb in their relationships. 

Somatic practitioner Darci Burke joins April and Chad to explain why your nervous system is not broken, it is protecting you.

And how learning to work with your body instead of against it is the key to healing, deeper connection, and love that actually feels safe. 


In this interview, you'll learn:

1. How to recognize if you are living in a freeze state without knowing it
2. Why your nervous system shuts down instead of fighting or fleeing
3. What the difference is between freeze and full dorsal vagal shutdown
4. Why trauma is not about what happened to you but what happened inside you
5. How childhood wounds get silently projected onto your adult partner
6. Why regulation does not mean calm it means presence
7. How to stay present with anger without destroying yourself or your relationship
8. Why you cannot think your way out of what your body is holding
9. How titration and pendulation release survival energy safely from the body
10. Why plant medicine and breathwork can re-traumatize an under-resourced nervous system
11. How to communicate your body sensations to your partner during conflict
12. Why relationship health is measured by how fast you repair not how often you rupture. 


You are allowed to choose yourself. You are allowed to stop playing small. The life you are grieving may be the very thing making room for the one you actually belong in.

With Love and Safety,
Chad & April ❤️


What We Discuss:

00:00 Teaser: Why relationships become self-serving without inner work 
01:30 Introducing somatic practitioner Darci Burke 
03:00 Live grounding practice, orienting and resourcing your nervous system 
10:00 How Darci's own healing led her to somatic work 
15:00 Chad on freeze, dissociation, and men's disconnection from the body 
17:36 What a freeze state actually is and why it is exhausting 
20:00 The antelope analogy, freeze as survival, not weakness 
21:35 Functional freeze, functioning on the outside, numb on the inside 
26:00 Trauma is what happened inside you, not just what happened to you 
28:26 The personality traits that are actually survival patterns 
31:00 Why healing must be slow, titrated, and consistent 
36:31 Women, anger, and the nervous system history behind it 
40:00 Regulation means presence, not calm 
42:38 Your partner mirrors your unresolved wounds 
47:00 How childhood rewires your definition of love and safety 
55:00 Your nervous system sets the foundation for your entire lived experience 
57:00 Practical somatic steps to heal freeze inside a relationship 
1:00:19 How to name body sensations to your partner during conflict 
1:01:17 Relationship health is how fast you repair after rupture 
1:06:22 How to connect with Darci Burke 
1:07:20 Darci's closing message, come home to yourself 

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Everything you learned about mindset, willpower, and "faking it till you make it" has gotten you this far, but what happens when you hit the wall? In this deeply personal conversation, April sits on the other side of the mic as Chad interviews her about the somatic, nervous-system-level transformation she's walked through this year  and what embodied change actually looks like when you stop performing and start feeling.

This episode is for anyone who has done the mindset work, read the books, attended the seminars, and still hits the same wall. It's for the woman tired of wearing masks of confidence, the man learning to lead with vulnerability, and the couple ready to stop repeating old patterns.

In this interview, you'll learn:

• Why "fake it till you make it" creates masks of confidence instead of real change
• The three ways of knowing (mind, heart, gut) and why embodiment is the missing piece
• How to reframe discipline as devotion to end the burnout cycle
• Why safety in your body matters more than confidence or willpower
• How triggers in relationships become the fastest path to healing
• The truth about vulnerability that real leaders never talk about
• What it actually means to be self-led (and which parts of you are driving)
• A daily practice for coming back to love when your walls go up

You are allowed to choose yourself. You are allowed to stop playing small. The life you are grieving may be the very thing making room for the one you actually belong in.

With Love and Safety,
Chad & April ❤️


What We Discuss:
0:00 The part of myself that takes the most courage to face 
0:35 Welcome + what transformation really means on a nervous system level 
2:40 The three ways of knowing and why embodiment changes everything 
4:15 Why mindset work alone hits a wall 
5:25 The conversation that built Safe to Love: safety as love language 
6:05 Willpower is force (and why it leads to burnout) 
8:30 Reframing discipline as devotion 
12:15 Performing a better life vs. actually living one 
15:00 From Tony Robbins and NLP to somatic coaching 
40:20 Why the inner work never ends (and why that's the point) 
43:30 The hardest thing to embody this year: true vulnerability 
45:40 What it's like being with a partner who can see your mess 
50:00 What it actually means to be self-led 
52:40 A daily devotion to love yourself back to an open heart 

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After painful divorces, years of self-work, and a lot of wrong turns on dating apps, Adrienne and Jake each got radically clear on who they were calling in and then the universe delivered. 

In this final chapter of their epic love story, they share exactly how they manifested each other, what it felt like the moment they matched, and the real, unfiltered work of building a safe, playful, grown-up partnership after everything they had been through. 


In this interview, you'll learn:
1. How to actually "call in" your person (and why meditation and plant medicine played a role for Jake)
2. Why Adrienne stopped writing a list for her future partner and started writing one for herself 
3. What "non-attachment to outcome" looks like on a dating app and why it is the single most attractive quality 
4. How to hold your standards high without becoming rigid, bitter, or performative 
5. Why the universe sends you "almost" people right before the real one arrives 
6. How to build a first date that actually signals safety, effort, and masculine leadership 
7. What the end of the honeymoon phase really looks like (and why it is a good thing) 
8. How to fight in a way that creates more intimacy, not less 
9. The difference between honesty with grace and criticism without care 
10. Why masculine and feminine energy shift naturally in a relationship and how to ride it without panicking 
11. How to stop tiptoeing around your partner's wounds while still holding space for them 
12. Why play, lightness, and "letting your weird out" is the real foundation of lasting love 
13. The one piece of advice Adrienne and Jake would give anyone still waiting for their person 

What We Discuss:

00:00:00 - The manifestation that changed everything
00:01:23 - Recap: where Adrienne and Jake left off
00:02:35 - Getting back on the dating apps after a long marriage
00:03:48 - The year of solo work before dating again
00:04:00 - Jake's plant medicine retreat and calling in his goddess
00:07:04 - Ending a date mid-hike because she wasn't his person
00:08:00 - Jake's list: the exact qualities he manifested
00:10:08 - Adrienne's year of dating the wrong men
00:14:03 - Writing the list that changed everything
00:21:37 - The trap of being "the fun one" on every date
00:23:29 - The #1 quality women find most attractive in men
00:27:28 - The universe sends almost-her right before her
00:31:37 - The hinge match, the rose, and the FaceTime vibe check
00:34:30 - The first date Jake planned (and the comet they missed)
00:51:00 - Their first fight and what it revealed
00:56:01 - The death of the honeymoon phase and why it was a gift
00:59:47 - King and Queen energy, and how it shifts in real life
01:02:35 - "Welcome to Saturday": the fight that wasn't about sleep
01:11:30 - Honesty and grace: the two ingredients of real repair
01:14:33 - Sensitive vs. avoidant, know the difference
01:17:35 - Final advice to anyone still waiting for their person

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What do you do when the love is gone but the grief won't leave?
Jake Orak opens up about the quiet unraveling of a decade-long marriage - not through betrayal, but through two people slowly drifting apart. He walks us through the coaching, the inner work, and the completion ceremony that finally gave both him and his ex-wife the energetic freedom to truly move on. 
This is not a story about cheating, betrayal, neglect or abuse. It is a story about two people who loved each other enough to let go with grace.

If you have ever felt like a past relationship still has a quiet hold on you, this episode is the map you have been waiting for. 

Explore conscious uncoupling, the completion ceremony framework, and what it truly means to heal after divorce, release emotional attachment, and rebuild your capacity for real intimacy.



In this interview, you'll learn:

What a completion ceremony is and how to do one with your ex
Why staying loyal to your commitment long after love is gone keeps both people stuck
How drift,  not betrayal, quietly ends most long-term relationships
The difference between cutting cords and consciously completing a relationship
Why choosing divorce can be one of the most loving acts two people share
How to stop withholding your truth from your partner before it breaks everything
What the Ho'oponopono practice is and how it fits into real relationship healing
How coaching helped Jake recognize patterns he couldn't see from inside the relationship


You are allowed to choose yourself. You are allowed to stop playing small. The life you are grieving may be the very thing making room for the one you actually belong in.

With Love and Safety,
Chad & April ❤️


What We Discuss:

0:00 — He Flew Around the World Just to Say Goodbye
2:41 — A Marriage That Started as a Visa Hack
4:50 — Deported on Their Honeymoon
11:11 — Achieved the Dream. Completely Fell Apart.
13:20 — The Core Wound Underneath the Workaholism
25:25 — She Called It. He agreed. They Both Just Broke Down.
26:21 — "I Wish You Had Cheated On Me So I Could Just Hate You"
29:32 — Choosing Divorce as an Act of Love
33:53 — What Is a Completion Ceremony? (Conscious Uncoupling Explained)
35:29 — The Full Ceremony Document Read Live On Air
43:16 — One Last Kiss. Into the Pool. It Was Done.
1:13:42 — How He Healed His Dad Wound Without His Dad Being There
1:18:27 — She Sent Him a Rose on Hinge the Week He Was Leaving

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Today, April and Chad sit down with Adrienne Isbell, a yoga and sound healing teacher who spent over a decade inside a narcissistic marriage before her world collapsed and rebuilt itself into something far greater than she ever imagined.
Adrienne opens up about the childhood wounds that shaped how she loved, the financial control that left her with no career and no way out, and what it really felt like to discover an affair, stay, and discover it again. She shares the moment a yin yoga class cracked her open after months of emotional numbness and how somatic healing, sound baths, and the courage to stop playing small brought her back to life.
What the world calls starting over is usually years of quiet inner work nobody sees until it arrives all at once, changed.
In this interview, you'll learn:

How to recognize the signs of financial abuse and coercive control inside a marriage
How to understand avoidant attachment and why it quietly damages the love you want most
How to use somatic healing and yoga to process trauma when talk therapy alone is not enough
How to trust your body's truth even when your mind is not ready to face it
How to release the word "deserve" and stop measuring your worth by what others took from you
How to rebuild your identity, your body, and your sense of play after leaving a controlling relationship
How to give yourself permission to leave when every support system is telling you to stay and work it out
How to move from emotional numbness into a life full of creativity, connection, and real love

You are allowed to choose yourself. You are allowed to stop playing small. The life you are grieving may be the very thing making room for the one you actually belong in.

With Love and Safety,
Chad & April ❤️


What We Discuss: 
0:00 — Welcome to Safe to Love | Valentine's Day Special
1:41 — Adrienne's Story: 6 Years That Completely Rebuilt Her
3:22 — How She Got Trapped: Meeting a Narcissist at Age 21
8:27 — Financial Control in Marriage: When the Money Was Never Yours
15:46 — Childhood Wounds That Made Her the Perfect Target
19:19 — Discovering the Affair: "Love, Your Boyfriend"
29:07 — The Second Betrayal: Hawaii, Lies, and the Point of No Return
34:39 — The Yoga Class That Finally Let Her Breathe Again
45:01 — Why Women Stay: When Every Resource Tells You to Work It Out
53:55 — Spy Cameras, Stalking Injunction, and the Gift of No Contact
1:05:00 — "Deserve Isn't Real": The Bhagavad Gita Moment That Set Her Free
1:12:10 — DRIP, Drums, and Reclaiming Her Body Voice and Life

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 | On this final episode of Season 1, Chad and April once again sit down with Adira - this time to share their own special love story! How it all started, this Youtube channel started with our love story and we share about courage and love. And trust and surrender. Our mission is to give the world hope and our story is full of that!! We hope you enjoy it!! Love you April and Chad
 
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On this episode April sits down one-on-one with Erica Lemke, a Certified Sex and Relationship Coach,  Board Certified Clinical Sexologist, and the founder of Sex Coach SLC in Salt Lake City. We talk about all things Sex and Pleasure for women in mid-life, including  Kegels to Safe Intimacy to Body Image and everything in between! 

Known for her warm presence and grounded expertise, Erica helps midlife women and couples feel turned on, tuned in, and deeply connect: to their bodies, their pleasure, and each other!

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