Anna and I talk about her spiritual journey from missionary kid to heathen mystic, what declaring dominion really means, how tribal beliefs affect our lives, the feminine and masculine, nice girls and activation.

Today I'm talking about getting curious about our Shadow. I'm using a variation on the Jewish idea of the Yetzer Ha-Ra and the Yetzer Ha-Tov.  Also Joss Whedon's Serenity. Without Shadow work we can't be a whole, balance person. 

Today we are talking about the spirituality of creativity, what masculine and feminine really mean, feminine activism, and how to save the world. 

Today I'm flying solo with a bit of my personal backstory. Growing up in a fundamentalist, evangelical Christian church, my journey since then and a ritual I do to help myself cope with depression and overwhelm. Especially when triggered by current events. 

Join me and my husband Zach as we discuss relationships, finding balance, what makes a good relationship, how we fight, what makes marriage "Holy", and sexuality. The Valentine's Episode.

Join me and my guest Layla Saad of Wild Mystic Woman as we discuss her spiritual journey and discovery of the Divine Feminine, what Sovereignty means for women, and learning to trust our intuition. 

In this week's episode I'm interviewing the lovely Stephanie Lisa Kelly! Join us for our discussion about the women's marches, her spiritual path, meditation, living courageously and fully embodying your power. It's an amazing conversation and I hope you enjoy!

Today I'm talking about the most important and powerful thing in the Universe. And it's not Love (but it could be).

Today I get to interview one of my heroes, Kristen Kalp (of Brand Camp fame). Kristen and I discuss the spirituality of business, self-care practices that you might not expect but that are oh-so-important, and the practice of aligning yourself with who you really are. 

This week I use some epic analogies to help me deal with the frustrating interactions in my life. Just a suggestion. 

Also not affiliated with LucasFilm, Disney, or Tolkien. The analogies are just helpful.