Yes, you read that right! In this bittersweet finale, your favorite hosts are putting down their mics (at least for now) to focus on what matters most: spending quality time with their little ones. Join us for a hilarious and heartwarming farewell as we reminisce about the journey we've shared over the last three seasons.

In this episode you’ll hear hosts talk about the funniest moment, to date, while recording - you won’t want to miss hearing about it! Thank you for being part of our journey—be sure to share your favorite episodes with family and friends on all your favorite podcast platforms. This isn’t goodbye forever; it’s just a “see you later!” Tune in and join the fun as we say "Goodbye, For Now!"

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13. Guest Interview with Jacob - Rejection

18. Guest Interview with Missy - Overcoming a 20-year Heroin addiction

21. Guest Interview with Stephine - Adoptee’s story of healing

37. Exploring Anxiety Relief Alternatives - Marijuana?

38. Guest interview with radio personality, Fish - Tell us about Connie

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In episode 70 of the From There, To Here, we welcome the incredible Al-x, a brave soul who shares his journey of self-discovery and transformation. Born as Amy, Al-x opens up about his childhood experiences, feeling different from a young age, and the struggles that came with trying to fit into societal expectations as a female.

He candidly discusses the turmoil of his teenage years, battling feelings of misfit and anger, and the toll it took on his mental health. After navigating through various identities, including coming out as a lesbian, Al-x reached a pivotal moment in March 2024. He realized that the weight of living for others was too heavy to bear, and it was time to embrace his true self.

Join us as Al-x recounts his journey of transitioning from "she" to "he," the liberation he felt, and how this transformation has positively impacted his life, relationships, and overall happiness. This episode is a powerful reminder of the importance of authenticity and the courage it takes to live one's truth.

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38. Guest Interview with Radio Personality, Fish - Tell Us About Connie

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In this heartfelt and enlightening episode, we explore the theme of relinquishing control. Our guest, Abby, is the co-host of the Herself Podcast and a mother of three. She describes herself as having a Type A personality. Little did she know that her third child would put this trait to the test. Following two smooth pregnancies, Abby discovers she is expecting again. Her excitement turns to concern when the 20-week anatomy scan reveals medical complications for her baby. Despite the weight of this news, Abby embraces the truth that their child will be deeply loved. Owen, born with Down syndrome, brings a unique light into their lives. Abby candidly shares the joys of parenting a child with Down syndrome, highlighting the lessons she's learned about patience and focusing on what she can control. She has come to cherish the everyday moments that truly matter. Everyone faces their own challenges, and for Owen, Down syndrome is just one part of who he is. Abby and her husband continue to dream big for Owen’s future, just as they do for their two neurotypical children. Join us for this inspiring conversation that encourages us all to embrace life’s unpredictability.

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3. Calm the Control

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Join us for another inspiring episode of From There, To Here, as we delve into the remarkable journey of Meetra. Living with spina bifida since birth, Meetra opens up about her life experiences and the transformative power of writing that led her to author her book, “Dis-ability to This-ability.” In this episode, we'll explore the complexities of spina bifida, including its different forms and potential causes. Meetra candidly discusses the obstacles she has faced, including the bullying she encountered, and how she has triumphed over adversity. Tune in to hear Meetra's empowering story of resilience and discovery.

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49. Guest Interview with Devin Moore - Bullying Prevention and Reclaiming your Power

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Welcome to Season 3 of our podcast, where we dive deep into the connection between what we eat and our overall health. In this eye-opening episode, hosts Jess and Shannon tackle the rising tide of autoimmune diseases and the increasing diagnosis of ADHD, prompting a crucial discussion about the foods we consume.

Join them as they reflect on their personal journey through infertility and the food sensitivity tests that changed their lives. Discover the valuable lessons learned and how those insights have influenced the food in their homes.

The conversation also touches on recent legislative changes affecting food labeling and safety, offering listeners the latest information to make informed choices. With a mix of personal anecdotes, practical resources, and a sprinkle of humor, Jess and Shannon share their experiences of transitioning their pantries to healthier options—an endeavor that isn't always easy, but one they believe is absolutely worth it.

Tune in for an informative and entertaining exploration of conversations around our food in America, and gain the tools and confidence to make positive changes for your family's health. Let’s kick off this season with a tasty and transformative discussion!

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5. Guest Interview with Shannon EC (part 1)
6. Guest Interview with Shannon EC (part 2)
13. Guest Interview with Jacob - Rejection
43. Guest Interview Chiropractor, Dr. Marcia Schafer - What the health?

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Welcome to this episode of our podcast, where we dive deep into the concept of "intensive parenting." Inspired by our recent listen to the podcast episode, Parents Are Not All Right, we explore the surgeon general's alarming warning about a nationwide public health crisis affecting parents today. Hosts discuss the evolution of parenting styles over the years, leading to the prevalent notion of intensive parenting.

Join us as we unpack how parenting has evolved over the decades, shifting from a noun to a verb, and ultimately to a role of protector and currently, teacher. The hosts share their personal experiences with parenting, exploring how they have been navigating and alleviating feelings of guilt and societal pressure. They reflect on the impact of social media on their parenting journeys, recognizing that while it can often add to the pressure, supportive parenting communities can provide a much-needed positive influence and the encouragement we all need!

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3. Calm the Control
13. Guest Interview with Jacob - Rejection
35. Guest Interview with Terri - From Surviving to Thriving; Resilience After Childhood Trauma
50. Guest Interview with Dr. Angelica Shiels - Low Demand Parenting
60. Guest Interview with Brittany - Response to Ep 13 - Rejection

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Join Megan, the visionary behind Perennial, a yoga community, as she engages with hosts in an enlightening exploration of the individual journey back to our authentic selves. In this captivating episode, Megan reflects on her quest for love, sharing candid stories of misguided pursuits—from fleeting relationships to self-destructive habits and even a brush with the law. Yet, she emphasizes that these experiences were not mere accidents; rather, they served as profound lessons on her journey. Driven by a passion to create positive change and alleviate suffering in the world, Megan aims to guide others towards the transformative practices of Yoga and Tantra. She believes these ancient traditions can act as a navigational tool, helping us connect with our truest selves. Megan underscores the importance of self-compassion and love, recognizing that suffering is an inherent aspect of being human—challenging us to embrace it rather than avoid it.

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25. Guest interview with Amanda (part 1 ) - Somatic Healing, What?
26. Jess’ Somatic Healing Session with Amanda
55. Guest Interview with Angel - Strongest Mama Alive
56. Guest Interview with Emmitt - Talking to Dead People
57. Guest Interview with Ryan Off The Grid - Road to Recovery

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Join us on this episode of From There, To Here as we sit down with Charlie Wills, a passionate philanthropist dedicated to improving his community. Charlie opens up about his journey from being a childhood abuse survivor to becoming a beacon of hope and positive change. Fueled by the fear of repeating the cycle of abuse, he took proactive steps to better himself through therapy and self-discovery. He shares the insights and techniques that empowered him to envision a brighter future and take actionable steps towards creating it. Tune in to hear Charlie's inspiring story and learn how you too can make a difference in your life and the lives of others.

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55. Guest Interview with Angel - Strongest Mama Alive

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