In this episode, I’m joined by Dana Chapman, mother, yogi and entrepreneur, for an honest and deeply human conversation about parenting a child with disabilities and what this experience has taught her about undiscovered courage, resilience, and love.

Dana shares what the early days really felt like, how her family navigated the many appointments and unfamiliar systems, and how she finds the balance between protecting her child and empowering him. We talk about the isolation, the fear but also the gratitude that is unearthed on this journey, and the moments of fierce hope that can show up in unexpected ways.

If you’re parenting a child with a disability, supporting a loved one who is, or simply want a fuller understanding of what families carry, this one is for you.

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In this episode, we look to the heavens with astrologer Lady Samantha for a grounded, hopeful conversation about astrology as a living practice; one that invites reflection, meaning, and personal agency.

Together, we explore how astrology can be used as a tool for self-understanding and resilience. Lady Samantha shares enlightening insights for the years ahead, offering perspective on what the skies might suggest about our collective journey, and how we can meet the future with calm, courage, and curiosity.

The learning? Perhaps the most ancient wisdom can bring the greatest light.

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In this episode, I sit down with Donna Armstrong, author of Getting Here From There: The First 10 Years, for a powerful conversation about truth-telling, accountability, and resilience.

Donna’s memoir explores the hidden darkness within a family system marked by abuse and silence and the extraordinary resilience required to survive it. But this is not just a story about trauma. It’s a story about reclaiming one’s voice, integrating the past, and building a meaningful, successful life rooted in truth.

Set against today’s wider cultural reckoning, where individuals and institutions alike are being called to account, Donna’s story resonates far beyond the page. Together, we explore how judgment can obscure truth, why bearing witness matters, and how healing can become an act of fierce hope, not just for ourselves, but for the world we are shaping.

This episode is for anyone navigating their own “getting here from there” moment, and needs some hopeful company on the journey.

Content Warning

This episode contains explicit language and discussion of sensitive topics, including childhood abuse, sexual abuse, sexual references, disordered eating, trauma, and family dysfunction. These conversations are presented with care and intention, but may be distressing or triggering for some listeners.

Listener discretion is advised.

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