The DaliTalks Podcast

What if fitting in was the problem all along? Debbie Harrell spent years trying to be perceived as normal before realizing she was meant to question it.

Debbie is a resilience and intentional living expert, certified coach, and host of the New World Normal Podcast. As the founder of New World Normal, she helps values-driven women break free from self-doubt and the “shoulds” and “have-tos” so they can design aligned lives that inspire change in the world around them.

In this episode, we talk about the quiet systems that shape our thinking, from the way we tie our identity to what we do for a living, to how money, hierarchy, and even marriage set rules we never agreed to. Debbie explains why so many of us conform (safety), what bullying has to do with competitive systems, and why changing the way we think can feel scary to the brain.

She also shares practical tools for finding hope when the world feels heavy, including flexible thinking and looking for glimmers, plus how to question your norms without shame, blame, or guilt.

If you have ever looked up and wondered who wrote the rules you have been living by, this conversation is going to open some doors.

00:00 “I fought to be perceived as normal”: the cold open
00:20 Welcome Debbie Harrell and the New World Normal Podcast
01:00 Why Debbie’s voice is powerful and why starting a podcast stretched this introvert
02:00 How Debbie got here: a lifelong rebel who always wanted to know why
03:00 Fighting to be normal when she was meant to question it
04:00 Growing up Gen X, being bullied, and why we conform for safety
05:00 Systems so woven into life that we cannot see them
06:00 What clients say when asked what they actually want
07:00 Why identity is not what we do, and Dali on her inner child
08:00 The subtle systems at work in entertainment, media, and messaging
10:00 Job titles, single motherhood, and the question “what do you do?”
12:00 Hierarchies, leaving the military, and being “just a mom”
14:00 Capitalism, monetizing hobbies, and putting money on a pedestal
16:00 How we define success and why crumbling systems can feel exciting
17:00 Finding hope when the world feels chaotic
18:00 Flexible thinking: holding space for both the bad and the good
20:00 Glimmers and the neuroscience of looking for good
21:00 Why change feels so scary to the brain
22:00 Will bullying ever end? Competition, scarcity, and cooperation
24:00 Patriarchy, constant marketing, and corporations treated like people
26:00 Bailouts, misinformation, and getting out of your bubble
27:00 Caring about the environment, fast fashion, and the stuff we do not need
29:00 What too many toys taught Dali about overwhelm
30:00 Busyness as a badge of success and who you are without the money
32:00 Generational healing and breaking cycles for our kids
33:00 Generational wealth, privilege, and a conversation with a landlord
35:00 Idolizing public figures, masking, and artists who speak up
36:30 Awareness without shame, blame, or guilt
37:00 Marriage as a system and what the IRS taught Dali
39:00 AI, who Debbie serves, and making support more accessible
41:00 Protecting your nervous system while building a business
42:00 Debbie’s 12-week program and her free workbook
43:00 Religion and sports: more systems we inherit
45:00 Where to find Debbie

Free guide to start questioning normal in your life: https://www.newworldnormal.com/reclaim-your-energy-guide
Website: https://www.newworldnormal.com
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Has anyone ever looked at your name and asked, “Can I just call you something easier?”

If you’re Latinx, you’re probably nodding. If you’ve been the one asking, no judgment. This episode is for you too.

As Hispanic Heritage Month wraps up, Dāli shares why the month starts on Sept. 15, a little love for her beloved Nicaragua and the thing she cares about most: our names. As someone who learned English as a second language, she knows what it feels like to stumble over a name and keep trying anyway. That effort is what respect looks like.

In this episode:

• Why Hispanic Heritage Month starts on Sept. 15 and how it grew from a week to a month
• Nicaragua’s lakes, volcanoes, poets and El Güegüense
• Why our names carry culture, history and meaning, and how to say them with care
• Why parents and educators should treat names as bullying prevention
• Why Dāli says “U.S. Americans”
• The $4.4 trillion U.S. Latinx economy and why only 7% of children’s books are about Latinx people
• The Latinx people making history in 2026

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Chapters:
00:00 Can I just call you something easier?
00:50 Why Hispanic Heritage Month starts Sept. 15
02:10 Nicaragua: tierra de lagos y volcanes
04:45 Our names carry culture, history and meaning
09:10 Why I say “U.S. Americans”
10:20 The numbers: $4.4 trillion and 7% of books
12:30 Latinx people making waves in 2026
14:30 Your free guide

Surrender isn't quitting. It's handing over what's weighing you down so you can finally move forward.

This week I'm joined by Carroll Patrizi, a wife, mother, grandmother, ultrapreneur, storyteller, speaker, mentor, and co-author who helps people discover and grow their God-given gifts. Carroll is leading Surrender the Movement, and she shares how surrendering things like anger, fear, and "I'm not enough" can bring more energy, more light, and more love into your life.

We talk about why surrender is a practice and not a one-time decision. We also get into why asking for help takes real courage, what to do when help doesn't show up the way you hoped, and why trust and accountability go hand in hand. Yes, you still have to buy the ticket!

Carroll also shares how you can add your own story to the Surrender anthology, which comes out this December.

Connect with Carroll: https://www.CarrollPatrizi.com
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"I must be a bad friend." Those words from her young daughter changed how Dali talks to kids about friendship.

In this episode, Dali Rivera welcomes Coach Sheri Gaitz, founder of Teen Wise Seattle and author of Girl Drama Decoded. Sheri coaches teen girls through girl drama, exclusion, and loneliness, and supports moms through The Mom Wise Collective.

You'll hear the four pillars Sheri uses in coaching, what moms can say after the Friday night tears, how our own conversations about other women shape our daughters, and why protecting joy in your relationship matters just as much as solving the problem.

00:00 "I must be a bad friend": when kids tie their worth to friendships

00:30 Welcome Sheri Gaitz, founder of Teen Wise Seattle

01:00 What Teen Wise does for teen girls and their moms

02:00 Changing the "girls are just mean" narrative

03:00 The four pillars: identity, beliefs, emotional resilience, interpersonal skills

04:00 The biggest challenge moms face after the tears

05:00 Walking beside your daughter without fixing it for her

06:00 Dali's daughter and the new kid in class

07:00 Friends vs. acquaintances and the ice cream lesson

08:00 Catching a limiting belief before it sticks

09:00 Mean girl culture and why a mom's confidence matters

11:00 Modeling courage when your kids are watching

12:00 The red carpet reel: how judgment gets taught at home

13:00 Mama drama and what girls learn from mom groups

15:00 Checking our biases and inside The Mom Wise Collective

17:00 Anonymous video answers for moms

18:00 When your teen asks you to stop talking about her

20:00 Free resources and how the membership works

21:00 Investing in your parenting and yourself

22:00 Parenting vs. being mom

23:00 Why parents are their child's most important coach

24:00 Girl Drama Decoded and how to start coaching with Sheri

26:00 Discovering Friendships and Mindful Mom affirmation cards

28:00 The most powerful chapter: protect your connection

Teen Wise: https://teen-wise.com

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Survival is not self-love.

That one line from Janice Claire DaCosta's number one bestselling book Pay Yourself First: The Blueprint to Emotional Wealth stopped Dali cold. And it will probably stop you too.

In this episode, Dali sits down with Janice, a global logistics leader, Mind-Shift Advocate, Reiki Master, TEDx Curator of TEDxMallardCreek, and one of Influential Women's Most Influential Women of 2026. They dig into the eight years it took to write this book, the intentional teleprompter-style formatting that makes it impossible to put down, and the principles inside it that are already changing lives.

Dali also gets personal about a major life transition she is navigating right now, and Janice's words land exactly where they need to.

This episode is for anyone who has been surviving when they were born to live.

00:00 Survival is not self-love

01:00 Meet Janice Claire DaCosta, author and Mind-Shift Advocate

02:00 Eight years in the making: the story behind Pay Yourself First

03:00 Why Janice wrote the book in a teleprompter format

05:00 How short, punchy formatting meets readers where they are

06:00 How the stories in the book build on each other

07:00 The notebooks behind each chapter and how writing became healing

08:00 Why the book always includes a practice, not just a message

09:00 Some wounds don't bruise the skin, they bruise the nervous system

10:00 How the characters stay nameless so you become the story

11:00 Growth doesn't require confidence, only commitment

13:00 Dali gets personal about college, self-doubt, and commitment

15:00 Sometimes a breaking point is really an invitation to choose yourself

16:00 Dali shares a major life transition happening right now

17:00 The yes you don't understand is the door your soul has been waiting for

18:00 Survival is not self-love and what that really means

20:00 Trying to put a circle in a triangle: staying in patterns that don't serve you

21:00 Instinct is a form of destiny

22:00 Emotional wealth versus emotional health

23:00 Why Pay Yourself First goes against the grain of self-help

25:00 Where to get the book and leave a review

26:00 The Mindshift experience and the upcoming six-week emotional wealth course

27:00 The companion workbook is coming

28:00 Everything in the book was intentional, even the color of the page

Get the book: https://payyourselffirst.pro

Follow Janice on Instagram: https://instagram.com/iamjaniceclaire

Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janicedacosta

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Does your child have an IEP or 504 plan and you still feel completely lost walking out of every school meeting?

You are exactly who this episode is for.

Lisa Richer is a neurodivergent success partner, advocate, and founder of Journey to Bloom. She grew up undiagnosed neurodivergent, raised two neurodivergent boys, and has spent years helping parents, professionals, athletes, and organizations move from stuck to success through her Clarity, Confidence, and Courage Journey Map.

In this episode, Lisa breaks down what IEPs and 504 plans actually mean in practice, why most general education teachers are not trained to implement them the way parents assume, when it makes sense to bring in an advocate versus an attorney, and why showing up curious instead of combative in school meetings changes everything.

She also shares how she works with organizations to build neurodiversity-informed cultures from the inside out, and why a single training is never enough to create the kind of lasting change that actually moves people forward.

This is one of the most practically useful conversations I have had on this podcast, and I think it is going to reach a lot of parents who really need it.

00:00 Introduction to Lisa Richer and Journey to Bloom

01:00 What a neurodivergent success partner actually does

02:00 How a blurred video background taught Dali something about neurodiversity

03:00 The series of events that led Lisa to start Journey to Bloom

04:00 How Lisa works with parents and organizations

05:00 The virtual work headache revelation and connecting the dots

06:00 Neurodiversity is the prism lighting the table

07:00 The Clarity, Confidence, and Courage Journey Map explained

08:00 The RIPE Ideas framework: reflect, implement, practice, evaluate

09:00 When should parents reach out and is it ever too early or too late?

10:00 IEP and 504 advocacy: how Lisa helps parents navigate the school system

11:00 What it means to have a qualifying diagnosis for an IEP versus a 504

12:00 Why parents feel friction in IEP meetings and how to overcome it

13:00 The truth about whether you can bring someone else to an IEP meeting

14:00 What general educators are and are not trained to do with IEPs

15:00 Why showing up curious instead of combative changes everything

16:00 Recording meetings, bringing lawyers, and knowing your rights

17:00 When an attorney makes sense and when it does not

18:00 Why Lisa's approach is different from what most advocates offer

19:00 The importance of aligning the right lawyer with the right advocate

20:00 Why every case is one of one and what that means for your child

21:00 The parallel between IEP advocacy and bullying prevention

22:00 How Lisa works with organizations around neurodiversity

23:00 Leadership workshops, employee resource groups, and quarterly sessions

24:00 The RIPE Ideas pathway for organizations

25:00 Why a one-time training is not enough to create lasting change

26:00 Lisa's work with Chewy and leading through a neurodiversity lens

27:00 How long organizations should commit to see real results

28:00 Summer is the best time to start, not wait

29:00 What happens when organizations ignore neurodivergent voices

30:00 How to reach Lisa and access her free book chapter

Free book chapter: https://journey2bloom.myflodesk.com/cyfreechapter

Website: https://journey2bloom.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/journey2bloom/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisaricher/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LisaLazarRicher YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Journey2bloom

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Do you open your closet every morning and feel like you have nothing to wear?

You are not alone, and it is not your fault. Most of us were never taught the basics.

Bridget Blacksten is a Los Angeles based advertising, editorial, celebrity, and personal stylist with seven years of high-end styling experience. She is the founder of Studio Bee, and she has worked on photo shoots, press events, commercials, and advertising campaigns for major brands. In this episode, she brings all of that expertise down to earth and breaks it down for the rest of us.We talk about the wardrobe essentials every woman and man should own, what stores actually deliver quality without breaking the bank, how to read clothing labels to know if something is worth buying, and what the biggest fashion don'ts are for both men and women.

This one is fun, practical, and packed with tips you can use the next time you open your closet.

00:00 Opening: The wardrobe basics every woman should own

01:00 Welcome Bridget Blacksten and her background in fashion

02:00 From musical theater and retail to Rent the Runway in New York

03:00 Seven years of high-end styling: photo shoots, commercials, and campaigns

04:00 How to stay grounded in a fast-paced glamorous industry

05:00 Style tips for everyday women on a real budget

06:00 Building your wardrobe from a foundation of basics

07:00 The truth about department store mirrors and why they lie

08:00 Why taking a photo or video is better than trusting the mirror

09:00 Fast fashion versus quality: what to look for and what to avoid

10:00 Abercrombie and Fitch, Levi's, and the denim conversation

11:00 Why you should wash your jeans as little as possible

12:00 Banana Republic, Gap, and Old Navy: the underrated wardrobe trifecta

13:00 Sizing is not your fault: why you can be four different sizes at once

14:00 Necklines explained: V-neck, scoop neck, mock neck, and more

15:00 How to dress a bustier figure and feel supported and stylish

16:00 Pinterest and Google as your free personal style education

17:00 Learning fashion vocabulary so you can actually search what you want

18:00 The wardrobe essentials every woman needs

19:00 Blazers, suits, white button downs, and the little black dress

20:00 How accessories make or break an outfit

21:00 The one focal point rule for jewelry and accessories

22:00 Shoes: sneakers, heels, flats, and playing with materials

23:00 Men's wardrobe essentials: trousers, loafers, jackets, and more

24:00 Why a great jacket is worth the investment

25:00 Fashion don'ts for men: skinny jeans have to go

26:00 Fashion don'ts for women: prints, colors, and keeping it simple

27:00 How to read clothing labels and why 100% cotton matters

28:00 Sustainable fashion and what it actually costs

29:00 What working with Bridget looks like and every budget is welcome

30:00 Seasonal styling, closet refreshes, and making money from what you sell

31:00 Renting for events so you never have to own a gown you will wear once

32:00 How to book a free consultation with Bridget

Book a free consultation: https://calendly.com/bridgetblacksten/30-minute-consultation-session-facetime

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Symone Fairchild survived domestic abuse, represented herself in court as a low-income single mother, lived in a shelter while fighting to protect her son, and almost did not make it out.

Today she is an actress, screenwriter, director, domestic abuse thriver, and the founder of ION DV, a movement dedicated to eradicating domestic violence before it starts.

In this conversation, Symone and Dali talk about why prevention is more powerful than post-abuse support, what epigenetics reveals about generational trauma, and how chronic domestic violence actually causes brain damage.

Symone also shares the anthology book she created for survivors ready to share their light, and the documentary Lean Into Fear, which is pulling back the curtain on trauma, the legal system, and what it actually takes to get from survivorship to thriving.

This episode is raw, real, and deeply important.

00:00 Intro: How trauma becomes purpose01:00 Meet Symone Fairchild, actress, director, and founder of ION DV02:00 Symone's heart as an actress and how she channels characters
03:00 Screenwriting, directing, and her love of action and espionage
04:00 Why she founded ION DV and the mission to eradicate domestic violence
05:30 Why prevention matters more than post-abuse support
07:00 The anthology book Extraordinary Trauma to Extraordinary Dreams
09:00 What it means to be a mirror for others healing from trauma
12:00 How Symone vets co-authors for the anthology
15:00 Reading soul evolution in a person's language and energy
17:00 Lessons learned from volume one going into volume two
20:00 The documentary Lean Into Fear and how it started as a talk show
22:00 What Lean Into Fear reveals about trauma, genetics, and society
24:00 Epigenetics, generational trauma, and what lives on our DNA
27:00 Research rooted in lived experience, group counseling, and advocacy
29:00 Navigating the court system as a low-income domestic abuse survivor
31:00 How chronic domestic violence causes brain damage
33:00 Why films create social change and what Lean Into Fear aims to do
35:00 How to donate to Lean Into Fear and join volume two
37:00 Symone's closing message: You are not meant to stay in survivorship
38:00 Thriving is your birthright

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Most of us walk into relationships without ever stopping to ask ourselves what we actually need. And that is exactly where things start to unravel.

Ruby Raja is back on the DaliTalks Podcast. She is the founder of Inshiraa, a certified trauma facilitator and trainer licensed in the BeyondTrauma modality, and the author of Healing from Narcissistic Abuse: Journeys from Abuse to Freedom.

In this episode, Ruby breaks down what non-negotiables really are, why so many women give them up the moment feelings get involved, and how knowing who you are before you enter a relationship changes everything.

We get into love bombing and how it works, why financial independence is one of the most important tools a woman can have, how language reveals character from the very first interaction, and what parents and caring adults can do when a teenager they love is showing signs of being in an abusive relationship.

If you have ever found yourself in a relationship and realized you had slowly stopped doing everything you loved, this episode is going to hit home.

00:00 Opening: How love bombing works and why time protects you

01:00 Welcome back Ruby Raja and what we are covering today

01:30 What non-negotiables are and why most people never define them

03:00 How Disney and rom-coms set us up for unrealistic relationship expectations

04:00 Why women break boundaries more often and what men notice

05:30 How partners slowly wedge themselves between you and your friendships

07:00 Non-negotiables change at different life stages

08:00 What to consider when children are involved

09:00 How much time should you give a new relationship?

10:00 Religion, culture, and values as non-negotiables

12:00 When cultural differences become deal breakers

13:00 Communication and compromise as the foundation of lasting relationships

14:00 The unspoken labor divide when both partners work and have children

16:00 The most basic questions to ask yourself before entering a relationship

18:00 Why time is one of your most important non-negotiables

19:00 Love bombing explained and how to protect yourself from it

21:00 Language as a red flag: what words reveal about character

23:00 How cultural backgrounds shape what language is acceptable

25:00 The money conversation nobody wants to have but everyone should

29:00 Financial control as a tool of domestic violence

31:00 Why lending money in relationships is a boundary worth protecting

34:00 Co-signing and other financial traps to avoid

35:00 How financial independence gives you the power to leave

37:00 When communication style becomes a non-negotiable

41:00 The connection between ignored boundaries and bullying

43:00 Red flags in texting and communication patterns

47:00 What to do when a teenager in your life is in an abusive relationship

50:00 How to plant seeds without overwhelming them

52:00 Where to find Ruby and her free resources

Connect with Ruby: https://www.inshiraa.com

Email: [email protected]

Ruby's Books: https://www.thegreatbritishbookshop.co.uk/products/healing-from-narcissistic-abuse?_pos=1&_sid=8949f0898&_ss=r

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What if healing from grief, anxiety, or a major life transition did not require years of talk therapy?

Dr. Susan Edkins is the founder of Dragonfly Integrated Health. She is a certified Reiki practitioner, hypnotherapist, and Akashic Records reader who helps women navigate grief and life transitions through guided meditation and nervous system support.

In this episode, Susan breaks down what Reiki, hypnotherapy, and Akashic Records actually are, clears up the most common misconceptions about each one, and explains why more and more mainstream medical institutions are paying attention to energy medicine. She also shares a channeled message she received specifically for the DaliTalks community that you will want to replay.

Whether you are navigating grief, a big life change, or just a nervous system that feels like it is constantly on fire, this conversation is going to open something up for you.

00:00 What an Akashic Records session actually looks like 01:00 Welcome Dr. Susan Edkins and introduction to Dragonfly Integrated Health

02:00 Susan's background in athletic training and college education

02:30 Losing her husband unexpectedly and how it changed everything

03:00 How energy medicine found her and why she knew she had to learn it

03:30 What the Akashic Records are and how to think about them

05:00 The concept of infinite possibilities and why time is a construct

06:00 Dali's childhood memory of feeling everything happening at once

07:00 Why children are more tapped in than adults

08:00 How all modalities are different doors to the same inner wisdom

09:00 Prayer versus meditation and why they might be the same thing

10:00 Can people of faith work with Akashic Records?

11:00 How a one-on-one Akashic Records session actually works

12:00 What channeling feels like and why the messages often surprise Susan too

13:00 The important distinction between Akashic Records and psychic readings

14:00 Susan's analytical background and why she had to learn to trust

15:00 How Reiki and Akashic Records are different but connected

16:00 How Susan discovered Reiki through her own grief

17:00 Stuck energy, root chakras, and why grief lives in the body

18:00 What Susan felt her first time receiving Reiki

19:00 Where Reiki comes from and how it works

20:00 Why Reiki is one of the most researched forms of energy medicine

21:00 Duke University, medical Reiki, and cancer patient care

22:00 The biofield, coherence, and how two energy fields interact

23:00 Sham Reiki studies and what they revealed about human connection

24:00 What Reiki is and is not used for in cancer care

25:00 How energy fields work and why you have felt them your whole life

26:00 What hypnotherapy actually is and what it is not

27:00 Bypassing the conscious mind to access the subconscious

28:00 Why meditation does not have to be an hour of silence

29:00 Susan's new longer meditations with subconscious affirmations

30:00 The power of what we speak about ourselves and what we consume

31:00 Manifestation and why your brain cannot tell real from imagined

32:00 Susan's new course for women navigating life transitions

33:00 What the course covers: nervous system, triggers, and daily practices

34:00 A real life example of nervous system regulation in a crisis

37:00 How to register and connect with Susan

38:00 A channeled message from the Akashic Records for the DaliTalks community

40:00 Trust your intuition and follow what you are drawn to

42:00 Can teens use these modalities?

43:00 The one caveat with Akashic Records and minors

44:00 Why calming your nervous system makes you less reactionary

Connect with Dr. Susan Edkins:

Instagram: https://instagram.com/drsusanedkinsedd

Course registration: http://calm-the-overwhelm.my.canva.site Email: [email protected]

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