Throughout each episode, I explore the deeper truths of society and culture as I share my embodiment process. In episode 78, I address how feminism stopped short of achieving true gender balance. I share how we can embrace femininity and bring balance to the broken system – so that we create a new way forward that values the strengths of both men and women.
Today’s guest is a MUST RELEASE!! I interviewed Daniel back in January and feel that now is the perfect time – as Pluto enters into Aquarius. Pluto isn’t afraid to question who’s in charge, navigating the most complex systematic networks and quietly ripping them apart from the inside out. Welcome to this interview with Daniel …
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In Episode 68, I talk with a holistic women’s health psychiatrist, who explains why we don’t have to be medicating our mental, emotional, and physical pain away – and why the best way out is through our trauma.
Today’s guest is a deep thinker who has managed to remove himself from academic postmodernism and crafted what he calls Metamodernism as a “next step” for humanity.
Hanzi Freinacht is a political philosopher, historian & sociologist, author of The Listening Society, Nordic Ideology, and the upcoming book The 6 Hidden Patterns of World History.
Today’s guest is someone who aligns with my mission for Humor: My favorite living comedian Pete Holmes!
Pete is a comedian, actor, writer, producer, television host, spiritual seeker, and podcast host. His wildly popular podcast You Made it Weird is a comedic exploration of the meaning of life with guests ranging from Deepak Chopra and Elizabeth Gilbert to Seth Rogen and Garry Shandlin. Pete also created and starred in the semi-auto-bio-graphical HBO show Crashing, which he executive produced alongside Judd Apatow. An accomplished stand-up with three hour-long television specials and innumerous late-night appearances, he tours regularly (when we’re not in a pandemic) to sold-out crowds.
