~*Things are hApPeNig*~ lately! I've been in the flow checking things off my manifestation list like crazy, and I feel like I've cracked some codes. On this episode I share what I've been doing that's been increasing my magnetism. 

I'm a new person after seeing Taylor Swift's Eras tour. In this episode, I share my concert experience, my top 5 songs, and why the show I attended was so special. I also got to write about it for Vogue.com (linked below). 

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Vogue article

My unfiltered review of the Barbie movie! The highs, the lows, the pink, the fun, the white feminism, the woke quotient! Enjoy, and please let me know what you think, too. 💖

This episode will change the way you think about spending and receiving money. Alejandra Rojas is a financial professional and money mindset expert, and she offers simple mental shifts that will blow your mind. 

If you loved this episode, thank you for rating and sharing. 

You can learn more about Ale's work below:

https://themoneymindsethub.com/

For astrology nerds and newbies: today we're chatting about astrocartography, or the study of the planetary lines that were criss-crossing the globe when you were born. 

These lines can tell us the best, most empowering places to travel, buy a house, find love, or make money. Guided by her chart, Ellie splits her time between two continents. 

And if you can't travel there? We talk about bringing the energy of a place to you. Enjoy!

Here are some links to get started on your astrocartography journey:

My guest Lurie Kimmerle is a theologian and esoteric witch.  Growing up Evangelical Christian, Lurie married young and internalized a patriarchal view of the Bible and spirituality. She's since been on a spiritual quest to find the Divine Feminine in the church, and takes us through her journey of getting divorced, moving to Bali, and discovering the Black Madonna. Her feminist interpretations of the Bible blew my mind, and we also discuss her ability to see ghosts and spirits. It's a lot, and it's amazing. 

You can join Lurie's Facebook group, the Heretical Society, here. 

Alex is back to discuss Britney Spears' fourth album, "In the Zone," which turns TWENTY years old this year. This post-breakup album marks a tipping point in her discography, and we discuss the record's highs, lows, rumors, and conspiracy theories. 

My sister Ariel joins me today to chat about being an expat in France! Dating French men vs. American men. The biggest differences between us as sisters. The highs and lows of living abroad. All that & more on the episode. Enjoy!

How important is personal branding and messaging? More than I realized. According to my latest guest, Keasha Lee, we're always sending a message about who we are, whether we're online or off.

In this episode full of SO many gems, we discuss why your personal brand doesn't have to box you in, the importance of being unapologetic about what we want (and we both share some wants that are pretty taboo to talk about), and how to live in all of our messy, dynamic authenticity. 

It's such a good one! If you liked it, thank you for leaving a review. 

And if you want to learn more about Keasha, visit her site or her Instagram @strikingstatements. 

I'm back from my book launch, reacting to CNN's new show "The 2010's," which seems to be pandering to premature nostalgia for a decade we only recently exited. I share my cultural and personal highs and lows of the decade, as well as what I'm TRULY nostalgic for. Share your 2010s defining moments with me on Instagram @hannahsummerhill.