On this episode a totally different guide to getting pregnant. From a feminist and fertile perspective, outside of the language of the patriarchy (which permeates the medical world), we discover we are fertile through and through. If you are struggling with fertility or infertility, this guide is not about going shopping or buying another supplement or class. This is about ideas. And ideas are free. And we are free to change our ideas. When we change our ideas about fertility, we increase our fertility. And your fertility is a native birthright. Infertility is a construct of the patriarchy. Fertility is not our ovaries and eggs and sperm; it's not our age; it's not how long we've been trying. Fertility is life, life-force. Join host Samantha Wilde for an introduction to the Fertile Feminist's way to get pregnant--or to feel more fertile and alive in any other part of your life.

Who or what is the Great Mother Archetype? What happens to us when we invoke her? When we think about her? When we put her into our personal and collective consciousness? Take a first step in exploring a journey to the transformative power and possibility of the Great Mother archetype. Host Samantha Wilde talks about her personal experience and her collective work with the Sacred Order of the Great Mother. Doors open, wholeness returns, and restitution and resolution arrive when we welcome in the most ancient and most malignantly destroyed (by the patriarchy) archetype. It is a beginning to a most magnificent and life-shifting journey.

Losing ourselves. Losing our identities. Feeling lost. These are normal (and powerful) parts of life for everyone. When we feel lost, we are desperate to "find ourselves." In fact, finding yourself is a huge pastime initiated in adolescence when kids are encouraged to go out and find out who they are, and continuing through every major life event. Patriarchy effects and defines the way we think about being lost--and being found. You probably haven't considered how patriarchy changes your lens on being lost and found....but it does! In our culture, feeling lost is a terrible, scary, urgent situation that needs immediate remedy--it's an aberration. But how can that be? This common life event happens to ALL. If we think about it differently, being lost and getting found becomes easier, more transformative and more positive in ever way. Join host Sam Wilde for a new feminist look at being lost and the journey to getting found.