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Human Design changed how Zayn Zayyal understood energy, alignment, and purpose. He had flown billionaires across 120 countries as a private pilot, and somewhere over all those borders, he realized you cannot outrun yourself. Today he calls himself The Spiritual Mechanic, and his job is simple: pop the hood on what is actually jamming your system.
In this episode of Supergene Unleashed, Zayn breaks down Human Design, what it actually is, how it works alongside astrology, and why understanding your energy type and decision-making authority can change everything from how you handle a struggle to how you show up in a relationship.
You will leave this conversation with:
The supergene you are activating today is REMEMBRANCE. You already have what you need. The question is whether you are going to listen.
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What if the life you keep putting off is the one you are most meant to live?
Jenn Drummond did not find her path by waiting for the perfect moment. She found it by deciding, in the middle of a near death experience that should have taken everything, that someday was no longer good enough. Today she holds a Guinness World Record as the first woman in history to climb the Seven Second Summits, the second highest peak on every continent. She did it as a mother of seven. She did it while running a business. She did it not instead of her life, but inside of it.
In this conversation, Stacy and Jenn go deep on what it actually means to stop waiting and start ascending. They cover how to build yourself into your own calendar before life fills it for you, the guilt that shows up when you finally start choosing yourself and exactly how to answer it, why pressure does not create character but reveals it and what that means for your relationships, your team, and your own self understanding, how the mountains taught Jenn to stop expecting a straight line and start trusting the climb, and why your someday list is not a fantasy but a roadmap waiting to be followed.
Have you ever caught yourself saying when the kids are older, when work slows down, when the timing is right? This episode is your answer. Because it turns out the summit is not where the transformation happens. It is who you become on the way up. And today, that ascent is the supergene you are unleashing.
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What if the voice you keep second-guessing is the one you should trust most?
This episode found its way to Stacy through a sign she almost scrolled past. A reel. A stranger. A gut feeling. And that is exactly what makes it perfect.
Janis R. Cohen is a licensed clinical therapist, psychic medium, and certified Past Life Regression Hypnotherapist trained personally by the legendary Dr. Brian Weiss. For over 33 years she has been helping women around the world hear themselves clearly, trust themselves fully, and build lives that actually feel like theirs.
Whether you are deeply religious, quietly spiritual, or someone who has never believed in anything you cannot see, this episode is for you. Because at some point, every woman has felt it. That first flash of knowing before the mind takes over. That quiet pull toward something she could not explain. That is INTUITION. And according to Janis, it is never wrong.
In this conversation, Stacy and Janis go deep on what INTUITION actually is and why we keep overriding it, the difference between your thinking brain and your heart brain, what happens inside a past life regression session, how your soul chooses this life and what that means for your calling, and why the life that lights you up is not as far away as you think.
Have you ever wondered about the deeper meaning of your life? Why certain patterns keep showing up? Why some things feel like more than coincidence? This episode might just be the answer you did not know you were looking for, because after hearing this, you will be unleashing your INTUITION supergene all day long.
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What if the thing running your life was never your circumstances, your partner, or your workload, but a map you never knew existed? Kersten Kloser-Pitcher is a PCC accredited coach, a certified Nonviolent Communication trainer with 15 years of practice, and the founder of Feminine Mastery. She has spent her career accompanying women into the deepest layer of self-leadership, not by adding more tools or frameworks, but by helping them finally stop overriding themselves.
In this episode, Kersten walks us through the inner seasons of the female cycle and why understanding them changed everything, not just for her clients, but for her own life and her own relationship. She shares the moment everything clicked, and she realized it was never about the thing. It was always the pattern. And she introduces the movement she is building around non-resentfulness, the radical idea that stepping into your power does not require pointing blame at anyone else.
This is a conversation about cycle awareness, resentment, self-ownership, and why you go first. Because when you stop being run by everything you never consciously chose, that is not growth. That is sovereignty.
In this episode we cover: what the four inner seasons of the female cycle actually are and how they shape your emotions, decisions, and relationships; why resentment is not a personality trait but a signal you have been ignoring your needs; what feminine mastery really means beyond the tagline; how to have the conversation with your partner that changes everything; and why going first is the most courageous act of self-leadership a woman can take.
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What if the energy you have been waiting to find has been yours all along?
Stacy sits down with Bianca Best, a two-time bestselling author, serial entrepreneur, broadcaster, and founder of The Human Connection Company, for a conversation that challenges everything high-achieving women have been told about ambition and burnout.
Bianca built and sold her first company while raising four children, before going on to build a C-suite career at two of the most powerful agency groups in the world. Alongside it all, she spent more than 15 years studying psychology, neuroscience, human potential, and healing modalities, becoming a therapist and accredited coach to CEOs and celebrities. Somewhere in the middle of all of that, she cracked a code that most high performers never find: how to be fully ambitious and fully alive at the same time.
In this episode you will learn why your triggers are actually gold and what they are trying to tell you, how to identify where your energy is being drained without you even realising it, what Positive Relational Energy is and why Harvard Business Review identifies it as the number one factor in business success, and the simple but powerful shift that takes you from running on empty to leading from a full cup.
Burnout is not the price of ambition and no longer a badge of honor. Vitality is your birthright, and it starts the moment you decide you are worth protecting.
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What if the sign you've been waiting for is this episode? One year ago, Stacy had an idea and a lot of doubt, with zero guarantee any of it would work. Twenty-eight episodes later, she is sitting down solo to mark the anniversary of Supergene Unleashed and share what that year actually taught her about overcoming perfectionism, silencing self-doubt, and building real confidence.
In this episode, you will learn why waiting for the right time is often just another way of staying stuck, how to spot the limiting beliefs disguising themselves as rational excuses, and why the fact that something has already been done should never be the reason you do not pursue it. Stacy gets real about the trap of perfectionism, the months she spent overthinking before finally taking action, and how momentum, not certainty, became the thing that carried her forward while juggling real life, including launching a podcast while pregnant with twins.
If there is an idea you have been sitting on, a bold move you have been talking yourself out of, or a version of yourself you keep putting off becoming, this episode is your sign to stop overthinking and start moving. Get ready to unleash your momentum, powered by the passion and excitement to finally do what you want to do and become who you want to be.
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What do you do when everything changes at once? Not one thing, everything. The job, the family, the world outside your window, all of it shifting at the same time, and the ground underneath you feeling less certain than it ever has before. In this solo episode of Supergene Unleashed, Stacy Andersen gets personal about a year that brought more change than she ever anticipated, navigating the arrival of twins, a major career transition, and the kind of global uncertainty that has touched all of us, all while trying to hold on to belief in herself and what she is building.
She also gets into something bigger: why 2026 is being described by astrologers as one of the most transformative years in a generation, what a rare planetary alignment in July means for all of us, and why so many women right now are feeling exactly what you are feeling.
Here is the truth: change does not arrive politely, one thing at a time. It pours. And when it does, the most dangerous thing it takes from you is not your plan. It is your trust in yourself.
Drawing on Abigail Posner's powerful Human Code framework from the previous episode, Stacy goes deeper on what it actually means to believe in yourself before you have all the answers. She shares the two things that kept her moving through her hardest season, why keeping an open mind is not the same as giving up, and what she would tell any woman right now who is struggling to hold on to her own belief.
If you are in a season of change and wondering how to keep going, this one is for you.
The supergene you are activating today is BELIEF. It goes first. Everything else follows.
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Are you worried AI is coming for your job? Are you feeling stuck, passed over, or quietly wondering if everything you have built still matters in a world moving this fast?
This episode was made for you.
Abigail Posner spent 13 years inside Google as a Harvard-trained cultural anthropologist surrounded by engineers. By every conventional measure, she had no business thriving there. Instead, she built teams, filled stages, and discovered something that changed everything: the sides of yourself you have been hiding are not liabilities. They are your edge.
She calls it expansiveness. The practice of pulling from every unexpected corner of who you are and deploying it as your sharpest competitive advantage. Not a mindset shift. A strategy. One that becomes even more powerful in an age of AI, not less.
This is the epitome of what Supergene Unleashed is all about. Embracing every side of who you are, letting them shine, and stepping into your full potential at the exact moment the world is telling you to be skeptical of yourself.
The supergene you will unleash today is INGENUITY. Because the most powerful technology you have is not a tool. It is you.
Connect with Abigail at abigailposner.com and on LinkedIn and Substack.
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What if everything you were ever told about being too emotional, too sensitive, too much was not a character flaw but a biological reality that nobody ever explained to you?
Stacy sits down with Harry Kloser-Pitcher, chef, philosopher, father, and creator of She's Not Crazy, a platform dedicated to biology-based relationship education for men. Harry spent years steeped in empathy-based communication and still nearly lost his marriage because he did not understand his own wife's biology. That wake-up call sent him down a rabbit hole of female doctors, evolutionary biology, and thousands of hours of research that changed everything.
Here is the truth. The word hysteria comes from the ancient Greek for wandering womb. Women have been described as irrational for thousands of years and it is baked into our very language. But when Harry finally understood the hormonal reality of women's cycles, including the dramatic crash that follows ovulation, the heightened sensitivity of the luteal phase, the seismic hormonal shifts of pregnancy and postpartum, and the rollercoaster of perimenopause, he stopped calling his wife crazy. And their relationship transformed.
In this episode, Harry and Stacy unpack what is actually happening in a woman's body across her monthly cycle, why women have been conditioned to distrust their own emotions, what it costs a woman to spend years being dismissed, and what men need to understand if they want to show up as real partners. Plus the hard question: if a man has zero interest in understanding you, what are you actually choosing by staying?
If you have ever doubted your own emotions, apologized for your reactions, or wondered whether your biology is working against you, this episode is your answer.
You were never crazy. You were never the problem. And today, you unleash your supergene: WORTH.
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The most common thing Kat Diab sees in women today is exhaustion. Not laziness. Not lack of willpower. Exhaustion from trying everything, doing everything right, and still feeling like nothing is working. After more than two decades training women's bodies, she knows exactly why, and exactly what to do instead.
Kat Diab is the founder of Method by Kat, an exercise sports scientist with over 20 years of experience training women across every season of life. She is a mother of six, including twins, a global entrepreneur, and a voice that has been built by actually doing the work. She has worked with thousands of women worldwide and built something genuinely rare: a method designed around how a woman's body actually works, not a blueprint borrowed from male research and repackaged in pink.
Here is what she sees again and again: women trying modality after modality, doing everything they think they should be doing, and still not finding themselves in the practice. Women carrying guilt around movement instead of joy. Women fighting their own bodies instead of working with them. If that sounds familiar, you are not failing. You are just using the wrong method.
In this conversation, Kat and Stacy go deep on what it actually takes to build a body and a life you feel good in, at 25, at 46, postpartum, post-burnout, and every messy, magnificent season in between. They talk about why most training programs quietly set women up to fail, what discipline actually looks like behind the scenes when you have six kids and a household running at full capacity, how to build habits when you have no structure, no motivation, and no idea where to begin, the postpartum identity shift from regaining to becoming, and the moment a woman stops chasing what she looked like and starts stepping into who she is becoming.
Kat's message to the woman who is a little broken right now, who has tried and stopped and tried again: make one choice. For yourself. Not for anyone else. Just one. And let that be enough for today.
This week, we are unleashing our fortitude gene, the mental strength, endurance, and perseverance to stop starting over and start becoming.
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