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In this soulful conversation, host James Ferrigno welcomes Lisa Geren, co-founder of Radiant Spaces, a Bay Area company specializing in energetic space clearing. Lisa shares her fascinating journey from working in palliative and hospice care to becoming a Reiki Master, Acutonics practitioner, and energy healer who helps people uplift their homes and environments.
Lisa explains how energy accumulates in our spaces, both from our own emotions and from past occupants, and how intentional clearing can bring relief, inspiration, and renewal. From working with sound and tuning forks to performing full home and land clearings, she illustrates how energy medicine and gratitude can literally change the feeling and function of a space.
The discussion also explores:
Lisa also offers practical tools anyone can use to elevate their environment, from clapping in the corners of rooms to clearing closets and caring for the “mouth of chi” at the front door.
This episode is a reminder that your home is alive, and that caring for your space is a sacred act of self-care.
✨ Pull Quotes
“Spaces love to be loved, just like we love to be loved.” – Lisa Geren“Energy isn’t bad or good. It’s about flow and harmony.” – Lisa GerenOur homes are sanctuaries. When they feel good, everything in life flows easier.” – James Ferrigno
Timestamps / Chapters
00:01 – Welcome and introduction to Lisa Guerin & Radiant Spaces
01:13 – From hospice care to energy medicine
02:08 – Discovering the Academy of Intuition Medicine
03:30 – Sensitivity, energy awareness, and early experiences
04:23 – Becoming a Reiki Master and witnessing healing in hospice work
07:48 – Sound healing and Acutonics: the power of tuning forks
12:33 – What is energetic space clearing?
14:16 – How energy builds up in our homes and land
17:00 – Harmony between people and the spaces they live in
19:00 – The role of intuition in energy work and land acknowledgement
22:00 – Crystals, colors, and “prescriptions” for homes
23:34 – The link between environment and success in life
25:56 – Moving from resentment to gratitude — the energetic shift
27:09 – When your home feels cursed: real-life client transformations
33:27 – Collective energy and what rats might represent
34:15 – Memorable case: clearing a house filled with grief
39:05 – Do spaces and objects absorb energy?
42:11 – Energy in clothing and closets — the “hidden hot spots”
45:39 – Protecting your own energy while working with others
48:30 – Practical tips: sound, feng shui, and gratitude
Lisa Guerin is the co-founder of Radiant Spaces, an energetic space-clearing company based in the San Francisco Bay Area. With a background in counseling, hospice, and intuitive energy work, Lisa combines her expertise as a Reiki Master, Acutonics Practitioner, and Intuitive Medicine graduate to help individuals and families transform the energetic health of their homes, workplaces, and land. Through Radiant Spaces, she and her partner help people create environments that feel harmonious, grounded, and alive.
Learn more: artofradiantspaces.com
This week on Say It Anyway, music promoter KC Turner joins James Ferrigno to share how he turned a simple open-mic idea into one of the most trusted live-music brands in the Bay Area.
KC takes us from performing Elvis songs as a kid in Missouri, to hosting house concerts, to producing 700-ticket shows that artists and fans love. He reveals how he built his community — not with big budgets, but with passion, relationships, and the willingness to take huge risks.
We dig into the state of the Bay Area music scene, the challenges independent venues are facing, and KC’s mission to keep high-quality live music accessible — without squeezing fans dry on ticket prices.
Above all, KC’s journey is a powerful reminder that success happens when you leap before you feel ready. If you’re building your own path — especially in the arts — this episode is for you.
Timestamp Chapters
0:00 — Intro
1:10 — Meet KC Turner
1:50 — Discovering music through Elvis
4:00 — First performances and open mic hosting
6:30 — Early house concert days
10:20 — Growing demand & realizing his calling
12:30 — The real state of the Bay Area music scene
18:00 — Why it’s harder for artists to thrive here
22:00 — Partnership with HopMonk Tavern
26:00 — Building the Cookout Concert Series
33:00 — Creating a fan-first live experience
42:00 — A career-defining moment: Toad the Wet Sprocket
51:00 — How to take the risk that changes everything
56:00 — Finding your true role in the ecosystem
58:30 — Last advice: Be brave, support the arts, be kind
1:00:45 — Outro & how to support the show
Notable Quotes
“You don’t know what you’re capable of until you have to do it.” – KC TurnerJames Ferrigno
“The most important things in life are the ones we build before we feel ready.”The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests on Say It Anyway are their own and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views, opinions, or positions of the host, James Ferrigno, or the producers of this podcast. Say It Anyway does not endorse or assume responsibility for any statements made by guests. The content of this program is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered professional advice.
In this powerful episode of Say It Anyway, James Ferrigno sits down with Dave from Limitless Brave — a men’s coach who’s spent over 15 years helping men reclaim their confidence, face their fears, and live from authentic masculine power.
From his surprising beginnings as a professional wingman in Washington D.C. to building global men’s coaching companies, Dave’s journey reveals the real meaning of courage and self-awareness. He shares how conquering his paralyzing fear of flying led him to skydiving around the world — and how that same process of facing fear applies to emotional wounds, trauma, and modern masculinity.
Together, James and Dave explore how men can break free from the “nice guy” trap, set healthy boundaries, and transform the stories that keep them small. They discuss the cultural collapse of strong male role models, the epidemic of emotional repression, and why radical self-responsibility is the key to healing, purpose, and freedom.
This conversation will challenge what you think it means to be strong — and invite you to rediscover your own power from the inside out.
🧭 Key Topics
The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests on Say It Anyway are their own and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views, opinions, or positions of the host, James Ferrigno, or the producers of this podcast. Say It Anyway does not endorse or assume responsibility for any statements made by guests. The content of this program is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered professional advice.
In this episode of Say It Anyway, host James Ferrigno sits down with Brian Begin, transformational coach and founder of True Courage, to explore what truly holds people back from reaching their potential.
Brian works with high achievers, entrepreneurs, and purpose-driven individuals who’ve done the work—read the books, built the businesses, and still feel something’s missing. Together, James and Brian unpack why success and fulfillment often require going deeper than strategy or willpower.
They discuss the hidden power of emotional release, the role of tension and awareness in growth, and how clearing subconscious blocks allows you to step into effortless confidence and alignment.
If you’ve ever felt stuck despite your best efforts, this conversation will help you see that freedom doesn’t come from adding more—it comes from letting go of what no longer serves you.
Tune in to learn practical tools, mindset shifts, and energy principles that can help you reconnect to your authentic self and unlock your full potential.
Connect with Brian Begin:
https://www.brianbegin.com
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The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests on Say It Anyway are their own and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views, opinions, or positions of the host, James Ferrigno, or the producers of this podcast. Say It Anyway does not endorse or assume responsibility for any statements made by guests. The content of this program is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered professional advice.
In this deep and thought-provoking conversation, energetic embodiment coach Brian Begin joins James Ferrigno to explore what it truly means to accept the now, release resistance, and live from the heart instead of the mind.
They discuss the emotional and spiritual power of letting go, how the body heals when we stop fighting reality, and why presence—not striving—is the real key to freedom.
Brian shares his personal journey from depression and self-doubt to awakening through embodiment work, mentorship, and service. He also explains the science behind manifestation through the Reticular Activating System (RAS), and why embodiment is the missing link between mindset and real-world transformation.
Key Topics
The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests on Say It Anyway are their own and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views, opinions, or positions of the host, James Ferrigno, or the producers of this podcast. Say It Anyway does not endorse or assume responsibility for any statements made by guests. The content of this program is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered professional advice.
Episode Highlights:
Key Takeaway:
Transformation isn’t about doing more—it’s about clearing what no longer serves you, so your natural clarity and intuition can guide the way.
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Guest: Dr. Danny Geren – Acupuncturist, Intuition Medicine Practitioner, Teacher at the Academy of Intuition Medicine
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The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests on Say It Anyway are their own and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views, opinions, or positions of the host, James Ferrigno, or the producers of this podcast. Say It Anyway does not endorse or assume responsibility for any statements made by guests. The content of this program is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered professional advice.
This is Part 2 of my powerful interview with healer and teacher Dominic Vucci.
In this episode, we explore:
Dominic also shares stories from his teaching and client work that highlight the deeply interconnected nature of healing, energy, and awareness.
If you missed Part 1, go back and listen first — then join us here as we continue uncovering what it means to return to authenticity and align with your true self.
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Detailed Show Notes
In this follow-up conversation, James and Dominic pick up where Part 1 left off, diving into the subtleties of control, intuition, and healing.
Highlights from this episode:
Whether you’re navigating personal challenges or supporting others on their path, Dominic’s wisdom offers a gentle yet powerful reminder: your essence is intact, and healing is about remembering and honoring that truth.
Resources & Links:
Intuition teacher and spiritual counselor Dominic Vucci joins James Ferrigno to explore the power of presence, self-love, and holding sacred space. In Part One, Dominic shares his unconventional journey, his healing philosophy, and how awareness, not effort, opens the door to transformation.
In this episode of Say It Anyway, host James Ferrigno sits down with Dominic Vucci teacher, counselor, and longtime faculty member at the Academy of Intuition Medicine in Sausalito, California.
Dominic shares how a near death car accident led him onto a spiritual path, the role of intuition in daily life, and how his personal healing journey shapes the work he offers today. Together, James and Dominic explore the themes of presence, self-love, and releasing control, weaving practical wisdom with lived experience.
Part One of this two-part conversation dives into:
If you’ve ever felt like growth required endless effort or wondered how to connect with your intuitive self this conversation will inspire and encourage you to trust the wisdom already within.
The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests on Say It Anyway are their own and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views, opinions, or positions of the host, James Ferrigno, or the producers of this podcast. Say It Anyway does not endorse or assume responsibility for any statements made by guests. The content of this program is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered professional advice.
In this episode of Say It Anyway, host James Ferrigno sits down with Yasmeen Turayhi intuitive medicine practitioner, author, filmmaker, and host of the Gateways to Awakening podcast. Yasmeen shares her journey into intuition, natural law, and the energetic principles that guide transformation and healing.
Together, we explore:
This conversation is for anyone feeling stuck, seeking clarity, or wanting to live more authentically.
Listen to Yasmeen’s podcast Gateways to Awakening:
Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/4OFpvJqLSxKLs2KnF2AgO8
Yasmeen Turayhi (@therealyasmeent) • Instagram photos and videos
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Connect with James:
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The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests on Say It Anyway are their own and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views, opinions, or positions of the host, James Ferrigno, or the producers of this podcast. Say It Anyway does not endorse or assume responsibility for any statements made by guests. The content of this program is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered professional advice.
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