Blaise Hunter is breaking barriers with her consulting agency, Blaise the Trail Inc. Known as the Modern-Day Superhero, she contends for people to own their super identity. Blaise is a bestselling author, multi-award-winning humanitarian, certified human rights activist, copywriter, Mother of Purpose, and Breaker of Chains. She is on a crusade to fight for social justice, specializing in women's reproductive health rights. Blaise understands religious trauma herself and is passionate about shedding light on this topic and inspiring others to be reflective, heal, and breathe fire on this world.

Connect with her here: https://www.instagram.com/blaisethetrail/

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Lena’s Book Recs

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1572245379/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1674945134&sr=8-1

https://www.amazon.com/Many-Lives-Masters-Prominent-Psychiatrist/dp/0671657860/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?keywords=many+lives+many+masters+by+brian+weiss&qid=1674945078&sr=8-1

https://www.amazon.com/Journey-Souls-Studies-Between-Lives/dp/1567184855/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=YHRXNG70YW62&keywords=journey+of+souls+by+michael+newton&qid=1674945116&sprefix=journey+of+souls%2Caps%2C151&sr=8-1

Have you experienced the kind of grief that makes you wonder where God is?

My guest today is Amy Brady, Christian Spiritual Director and Therapeutic+Trauma-Informed Yoga Instructor.

Check her out on Instagram at @evergreensoulwellness

Podcast edited by Gabrielle Lenhard at rudeinkart.com

What were you finding confidence in during your 20s? Do you remember when that started to shift?

My guest today is Lauren Barr, a Jesus-loving multi-passionate entrepreneur. Check her out on Instagram at @laurenbarr.co and @thesmartercreative

Podcast edited by Gabrielle Lenhard at rudeinkart.com

Is making friends as an adult really that hard? What changed from when we were kids and is it different for women than men?

My guest for today is Monique Hatchett Founder and Chief Encourager at LoveMo. 

Check out her website https://www.shoplovemo.com/

Podcast edited by Gabrielle Lenhard at rudeinkart.com

One of the most cringe-worthy verses to me is Proverbs 31. Am I allowed to say that? I’ve heard it recited on Mother’s Day. I’ve seen it be hashtag goals on the internet. I feel like all I ever see is a laundry list of traits a woman must possess in order to be worthy of love and praise. Even in the checkout line I’m supposed to be interested in the 5 things that drive a man crazy. Call me crazy but I think I’ve managed to do that all on my own by just being a woman from Venus. Can I get an amen?

Trigger warning: Panic Attacks and Mental Health

If God is the great physician why are people still suffering with pain. What if you struggle with depression or mental health your whole life? Is there room for faith and chronic mental illness?

As a Christian I think it’s understandable when you hear me say that well - sometimes Christians are the worst. I’ve seen a lot, I’ve heard a lot, and I’ve had to let a lot go. 

While I still love my church and think most Christians are generally good people - I also think it would be unfair to let some major pain points go undiscussed. When you grow up in the church you can often hear a lot of the same things be said or watch the same things be done and so here I am breaking it all down for you in 15 minutes. Why? Well I want to encourage my fellow followers to challenge some of those behaviors. I also think if you’re not a Christian - there’s a possibility you’ve experienced this anyway by a friend or family member and we can all sit back, listen and have a laugh.