This is a chat with a fellow artist and doula, Tara Seren. She has written children's books and offers healing bodywork and ceremonial services and courses.

Have you ever wondered about what foods are best to support fertility, a healthy pregnancy and a thriving postpartum time?

Today is a short solo episode about herbs to support with long-haul viral infections such as COVID.

When not seen ducking into a cafe in Penang, Malaysia or Paris, France, Bryan works with and loves his students in Portland, Oregon.

Today we get a little behind the scenes of starting projects and the expansive energy of creation, pivoting and finding innovative ways to connect with folks.

This sweet short episode is for you to get some quick wins and transform your health today.

What are some of the struggles and realities of postpartum intimacy? How can couples continue to connect on a deep level after baby is born? What happens when a baby is born 2 months early?

We get into the power of community and meditation, death and mourning and how to collaborate with others.

Tune in to learn from my mistakes and the secret to breaking through creative blocks.

Davinah Simmons is a full spectrum doula, a childbirth and lactation educator, a facilitator, a writer and photographer.

What do you do when you gotta start all over? Lean into this story and the sweet poetic voice of Leah Larabell to find out.

This is the followup episode to episode 69, highlighting flower essences and expectations for starting a podcast.

To celebrate Inauguration day I'm sharing a great way you can share your voice with the world this year. Start a Podcast!

Have you ever had a teacher who changed your life? I’ve been lucky to have many wonderful teachers through life and Lisa Ganora is certainly one of them.

Looking for inspiration to write a song? Hear how the pandemic has sparked something good.

Wanna reflect on the wild ride that has been 2020?

Immunity, exhaustion and doula stories were your most most requested topics.

Curious about how to create a tropical greenhouse in the mountains of Colorado at 8500 feet?

Have you ever heard someone speak and you could feel your brain firing off neurons, making connections and just going wild with excitement? That person is saying something you need to pay attention to. That was my reaction to an artist talk given about 9 years ago by today’s artist. Katerina Lanfranco helped spark my curiosity regarding the connection of nature and art which led me to start this podcast. Gold star for sparking this fire and a reminder that you never know what impact your actions can have on the future!

You can check out Katerina’s work currently up at the Nancy Hoffman Gallery and the Sweet Lorraine Gallery in NYC.

Are you getting too many sales in your online shop?

If not, and you want to experience what that is like, then listen up!