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For generations, we knew how to heal with what grew around us. In this episode, we’re reclaiming that lost wisdom with herbalist Jasia—exploring simple, practical ways to bring herbal medicine back home. If you’re craving a gentler, more rooted way to care for your body, this is where it begins.
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Why it matters:
In a world that often treats symptoms instead of root causes, remembering how to work with the earth’s medicine is both radical and restorative. Reclaiming this wisdom isn’t just about herbs—it’s about trusting your body, your intuition, and your ability to heal.
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Reflection Question:
Which herb are you feeling called to connect with this season?
Let me know in the comments—I’d love to hear what’s showing up in your apothecary or your heart.
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Connect with Jasia:
Jasia is an herbalist with over a decade of experience working with medicinal plants. She has studied herbalism from a diverse range of teachers, along with dedicated self-study through numerous books and courses. She is passionate about holistic healing, and focuses on treating each person as a unique individual, helping them overcome illness through personalized, plant-based remedies. She offers in-person and virtual consultations and has an online apothecary shop (gracefulbearwellness.com) Jasia lives with her family on a small acreage in southeast Iowa and enjoys spending time gardening, homeschooling her children, and taking care of the animals on her homestead.
If this episode lit a spark of remembrance in you, pass it on. Share it with a kindred spirit who’s also craving deeper roots and ancient rhythms. Let’s bring the lost wisdom back — together.
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We’ve been sold a version of success that’s rooted in hustle, structure, and stability—but what if it’s costing us presence, curiosity, and connection? In this episode, we challenge the scripts that keep families stuck and explore what it really means to unlearn, unschool, and uproot. If freedom doesn’t have to be flashy, what could it look like for you?
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Why it matters:
In a world that still measures worth by productivity, perfection, and performance—this conversation is a reminder that presence, intention, and love are radical acts of resistance.
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Reflection Question:
What’s one script you’re ready to rewrite?
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If this sparked a “why has no one said this before?” moment for you, send it to a fellow cycle-breaker. Share it with someone ready to stop playing by the old rules and start writing their own.
Unrule the World is recorded at weird hours with big energy, truth, and curiosity. If it’s sparking something in you, you can support the show.
The stories and ideas shared on Wildly Intentional are for inspiration and reflection, not medical or professional advice. I’m sharing my own experiences, not giving prescriptions. Always do what’s right for you and your family.
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When someone close to me passed away tragically, I paused everything, including this episode. But what started as a story about helping a stranger in a strawberry patch became something much deeper: a raw reflection on grief, gossip, community, and what it means to truly show up for each other. This is an invitation to rebuild the village—one moment of presence, truth, and heart at a time.
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This one matters because the world is heavy, and people are carrying more than they let on. It’s a reminder to choose SOUL over SCROLL, to trust your gut, and to start rebuilding the village—one moment, one check-in, one real connection at a time.
Reflection Question:
Am I building the kind of village I’d want to be part of—if I was the one in crisis?
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If today’s episode stirred something real in you, pass it on. Send it to the friend who gets it: the one who’s walking their own brave, messy, beautiful path. We’re not meant to unlearn and rebuild alone.
I make this show at the edge of dawn and sometimes deep into the night, to speak truth Out Loud + On Purpose. If it resonates, you can support the show.
The stories and ideas shared on Wildly Intentional are for inspiration and reflection, not medical or professional advice. I’m sharing my own experiences, not giving prescriptions. Always do what’s right for you and your family.
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In this episode of Unrule the World, Mandy sits down with longtime collaborator Aaron Proietti to unpack the real story behind the frameworks and tools that changed how they live, work, and lead. From co-creating QUEST and GUIDE to walking away from corporate consulting, this conversation reveals what innovation looks like when it starts at the kitchen table, not in the boardroom.
Together, they explore how Today’s Innovator was built to empower people to think differently on purpose and how their own personal paths shaped, challenged, and ultimately redefined that mission.
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This isn’t just a story about business, it’s a blueprint for reclaiming agency, aligning your life, and choosing to build on your own terms. We didn’t just rethink work. We rewired how we live.
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Reflection Question:
When were you most alive, aligned, and creating impact? What did those moments have in common and what are they calling you toward now?
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If this sparked a “why has no one said this before?” moment for you, send it to a fellow cycle-breaker. Share it with someone ready to stop playing by the old rules and start writing their own.
Unrule the World is recorded at weird hours with big energy, truth, and curiosity. If it’s sparking something in you, you can support the show.
The stories and ideas shared on Wildly Intentional are for inspiration and reflection, not medical or professional advice. I’m sharing my own experiences, not giving prescriptions. Always do what’s right for you and your family.
As an affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases, at no extra cost to you.
The land holds stories we often overlook, memories of those who came before, and the lessons they left behind. By listening to the land’s quiet witness, we can reclaim lost wisdom about healing, legacy, and our place in the larger story. This episode is an invitation to remember what we were never meant to forget.
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Stories like this remind us that healing isn’t just personal, it’s generational, communal, and tied to the land beneath our feet. By honoring what came before, we create space for something better to grow.
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Reflection Question:
What places have shaped you? Where do you feel most connected to the earth, to your story, to your truth?
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If this episode lit a spark of remembrance in you, pass it on. Share it with a kindred spirit who’s also craving deeper roots and ancient rhythms. Let’s bring the lost wisdom back, together.
Into the Known is about moving through mystery with presence and I often record it in the quiet hours. If it brings grounding or insight, you can fuel the process by supporting the show.
The stories and ideas shared on Wildly Intentional are for inspiration and reflection, not medical or professional advice. I’m sharing my own experiences, not giving prescriptions. Always do what’s right for you and your family.
As an affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases, at no extra cost to you.
This is your permission slip to pause, breathe, and be seen. Whether you're a new mom, a cycle-breaker, or a daughter still untangling what came before—this Mother’s Day reflection is for you. We’ll honor the mothers who shaped us (without blame), recognize the ones carrying it all right now, and name the truth: mothering isn’t just what we do—it’s what we pass down.
Featuring a powerful M.O.M. mantra, a spoken blessing for the ones in the thick of it, and a reminder that even in the mess—you are making magic.
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Why it matters:
Because behind every permission slip signed, every meltdown soothed, and every quiet sacrifice is a woman shaping the world in unseen ways. When we honor the weight mothers carry—and the love they give—we start to rewrite what legacy truly means.
Reflection Question:
What do I want to carry forward?
And what can I choose to lay down?
Mother Reflection Mantra: “She gave me what she could. I carry what I choose.”
M.O.M. Mantra: “I am the Maker of Magic—not because I do it all, but because I show up with love.”
If you’re a mom or know of one who needs to hear this, share it with them. Text this episode to your sister-in-law. To your mom. To the mom friend who’s been juggling it all quietly. Remind them of the magic she’s making. Let her know: she’s not alone, she’s in the thick of it.
In a world full of noise and screens, choosing stories isn’t just a hobby—it’s a rebellion. In this deeply personal Out Loud + On Purpose episode, Mandy shares why books have become one of the most powerful anchors in her family’s life—and welcomes Sarah from A Sweet and Simple Home, to explore how curating a home library is about more than just books... it’s about building a legacy.
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Why it matters:
Books aren’t just entertainment. They’re anchors of identity, belonging, and imagination—especially in a world trying to flatten and digitize everything. Building a meaningful home library is an act of legacy-making.
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Reflection Question:
What’s one book your family keeps coming back to? Let me know!
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Sarah is a mom of three, a lover of porch swings and picture books, and a curator of cozy, faith-filled family life. With a heart for motherhood, mental health, and meaningful stories, she helps families build life-giving home libraries rooted in beauty, grace, and wonder.
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Remember TGIF? The pizza, the shows, the anticipation of a night the whole family looked forward to? In this Wildfire Roundtable, Mandy shares how her family brought back the joy of Friday night rhythms: with homemade pizza, a screen that lives in the closet, and nostalgic 90s shows like Home Improvement and Full House.
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But this episode isn’t really about TV, it’s about intention, connection, and giving your family something to look forward to. Whether your version includes a bonfire, a board game, or a blanketed movie night, this story will spark ideas for creating simple traditions that stick.
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Family Discussion Questions:
Action Challenge:
What’s one tradition you can bring back or begin that gives your family something to look forward to?
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If today’s conversation got you thinking differently, share it with a family who would love it too. Big ideas spread like wildfire and sometimes, all it takes is one spark to start a new legacy. 🔥
This show is fueled by hard questions, brave conversations, and, yes, usually a lot of coffee. If theWildfire Series lights something up in you, you can help keep it burning by supporting the show.
The stories and ideas shared on Wildly Intentional are for inspiration and reflection, not medical or professional advice. I’m sharing my own experiences, not giving prescriptions. Always do what’s right for you and your family.
As an affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases, at no extra cost to you.
What if the stories of your ancestors could guide how you live today?
In this powerful conversation with Fred Meyer—mentor, land steward, and keeper of generational wisdom—we explore what our family histories still have to teach us. From handwritten ledgers to oral traditions, this episode dives deep into the soul of legacy, lineage, and why reconnection isn’t just spiritual—it’s practical.
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Why it matters:
Most people don’t know their great-grandparents’ names. But the stories we carry—or forget—shape everything. Reclaiming our roots gives us direction, grounding, and a better blueprint for the future.
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Reflection:
Start by asking one question. Start by writing down one story. Start by remembering something that shaped you—and sharing it.
Because your story didn’t start with you. But it can be shaped by you. And maybe, just maybe… you’re the living library someone else has been waiting for.
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If this episode lit a spark of remembrance in you, pass it on. Share it with a kindred spirit who’s also craving deeper roots and ancient rhythms. Let’s bring the lost wisdom back — together.
Subscribe to the show wherever you listen, and join us as we build a life that’s wildly intentional—even if it’s wildly imperfect.
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Every family has a culture. The question is—are you building yours on purpose… or by default? In this personal Out Loud + On Purpose episode, Mandy is joined by her husband Tom to share the honest, sometimes chaotic story behind how they created their WOLFPACK family values—a compass that now shapes how they live, love, and raise their kids.
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Why it matters:
Family culture isn’t something you "opt into"—it’s happening, every day. Naming your values gives you a compass when life gets messy, a story your kids can carry, and a legacy that actually feels like yours.
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Reflection Question:
Tell me: What's one value or phrase you want your kids to remember 20 years from now?
If today’s episode stirred something real in you, pass it on. Send it to the friend who gets it — the one who’s walking their own brave, messy, beautiful path. We’re not meant to unlearn and rebuild alone.
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