Is There More? with Megan A Tully

When Your Grief Awakens Your Gifts | Brie Rhiannon

In this episode of Is There More?, Megan sits down with psychic medium, astrologer, energy worker, and writer Brie Rhiannon to talk about psychic gifts, spiritual awakening, shadow work, higher self, grief, trauma healing, astrology, energy work, and learning how to become who you really are. Brie shares her journey from child actor to fashion merchandising, sustainability, solar sales, electrical engineering, mediumship, tarot, astrology, and spiritual entrepreneurship. After experiencing loss, trauma, mental health struggles, and a life-changing trip to Bali in 2019, Brie began developing her intuitive gifts and eventually became a guide for others doing deep shadow work and psychic development. This episode is for anyone interested in spirituality, psychic development, astrology, mediumship, shadow work, healing, higher self, self-discovery, trauma healing, energy work, and the deeper question: Is there more to who you really are? Guest: Brie Rhiannon Website: brierhiannon.com Socials: @brierhiannonRecommended Reading: Becoming Supernatural by Dr. Joe Dispenza https://amzn.to/4tSdlvl [https://amzn.to/4tTGWEB] Heal the Witch Wound by Celeste Larsen https://amzn.to/4tTGWEB [https://amzn.to/4tTGWEB] Brie's Workbooks and Coaching: https://stan.store/brierhiannon [https://stan.store/brierhiannon] Subscribe to Is There More? with Megan A Tully for deep conversations about healing, creativity, relationships, identity, spirituality, mental health, and what it means to become fully yourself. #istheremore #istheremorepodcast #meganatully #megantully #soulwork #spiritualgifts #shadowwork

The Secret to Overcoming Conflict in Relationships | Jennie Juechter

In this episode of Is There More?, I sit down with relationship coach Jennie Juechter to talk about the secret to overcoming relationship conflict, codependency, people-pleasing, and the patterns that keep us stuck in the same fights over and over again.Is there more?What this conversation really became was something deeper: a conversation about what happens when the thing that triggers us in someone else is actually trying to lead us back to ourselves.Jennie said something in this episode that I can’t stop thinking about:“A trigger is an arrow back to you.”We talked about relationship challenges, conflict, resentment, shame, self-abandonment, overdrinking, codependency, and what it really means to take your power back in love. Jennie shares how she went from a toxic push-pull relationship dynamic and drinking multiple nights a week to rebuilding her life, her marriage, and her sense of self from the inside out.This episode is for anyone who has ever wondered:Why do I keep having the same fight in my relationship?Why do I lose myself in love?How do I stop people-pleasing?How do I heal codependency?How do I stop blaming my partner and start understanding my own triggers?What I loved about this conversation is that it doesn’t stay on the surface. It gets into the real work of relationships: emotional responsibility, communication, accountability, conflict resolution, nervous system patterns, childhood wounds, and the courage it takes to love someone without abandoning yourself.If you’re navigating relationship conflict, codependency, people-pleasing, resentment, emotional triggers, or toxic relationship patterns, this conversation will help you see your relationships — and yourself — in a new way.Watch now to learn how to discover your power, understand your triggers, and start overcoming relationship challenges from the inside out.Subscribe to Is There More? for conversations about healing, relationships, mental health, creativity, identity, and what it means to become who you really are. #Relationships #RelationshipAdvice #Codependency #PeoplePleasing #SelfAbandonment #RelationshipConflict #EmotionalHealing #MentalHealth #HealingJourney #IsThereMore #JennieJuechter #Triggers #ToxicRelationshipPatterns #PersonalGrowth #CommunicationSkills

Art to Challenge Oppression and Open Minds | Da'Shaunae Marisa

What happens when people are taught not to fully be themselves?In this episode of Is There More?, I sit down with artist and filmmaker Da'Shaunae to talk about her documentary-in-progress, Does My Hair Offend? — a project exploring Black women, hair, self-expression, oppression, racism, professionalism, and safety.But this conversation goes deeper than hair. We talk about what happens when people learn to shrink, shape, or hide parts of themselves just to survive. We explore the power of art, film, and storytelling to interrupt oppressive systems, open people’s minds, and create real change.Da'Shaunae shares the heart behind her documentary, how her mother’s experience shaped her perspective, and why this project is about more than appearance— it’s about identity, truth, self-expression, and freedom.If you’ve ever felt the tension between **who you are and who the world seems to want you to be, this episode is for you. And if you’ve ever wanted to better understand how bias, prejudice, and systemic oppression affect everyday life, this conversation may open something in you too.In this episode, we discuss:- Da'Shaunae’s documentary Does My Hair Offend?- Black women and hair discrimination- The politics of professionalism and appearance- Oppression, racism, and self-expression- How trauma and systems shape identity- The power of storytelling to create change- Art as a tool for truth, healing, and cultural transformationFollow for more conversations at the intersection of creativity, mental health, identity, healing, and transformation.

How to Make Your Movie Without Hollywood | Manny Liotta

What does it actually take to make your movie without Hollywood?In this episode, I sit down with filmmaker Manny Liotta to talk about no-budget filmmaking, making movies outside the traditional system, and what it looks like to stop waiting for permission and just create. Manny shares how he went from acting as a child to becoming a writer, director, editor, and full-force independent filmmaker building his own path. We talk about:• how he made a movie with almost no money• why he stopped waiting for Hollywood to choose him• editing a feature on an old 2012 iMac• building an audience as an independent filmmaker online• no-budget movie making, DIY filmmaking, and outsider creativity• his upcoming feature Face Tape• what it means to make work for exposure, not approvalIf you’re an independent filmmaker, actor, creator, writer, or anyone trying to figure out how to make a movie without Hollywood, this conversation is for you.Manny has been obsessed with movies since early childhood, started acting young, and eventually realized he didn’t want his future to depend on waiting for roles. That shift pushed him deeper into directing, screenwriting, editing, and creating his own films on his own terms. He also shares why he believes there is no one “correct” path to making movies anymore — especially in a world where distribution, audience-building, and direct online consumption are changing everything.This episode is for people who want to:make a movie with no budget,learn independent filmmaking,build a career outside Hollywood,create without waiting for permission,and make their work with whatever they already have. Watch if you’re interested in:independent filmmaking, no budget filmmaking, how to make a movie, DIY filmmaking, movie directing, screenwriting, editing a feature film, outsider filmmakers, indie movies, film distribution, creator economy for filmmakers, and building a movie career online.Follow for more conversations on creativity, storytelling, filmmaking, acting, mental health, and building a meaningful creative life.#IndependentFilmmaking #NoBudgetFilmmaking #HowToMakeAMovie #IndieFilm #DIYFilmmaking #FilmmakingPodcast #MovieMaking #IndependentFilmmaker #Hollywood #CreativeCareer

He Called Himself Autistic Before Anyone Believed Him | Story Behind The Autistic Mystic Name

In this episode of Is There More?, I sit down with The Autistic Mystic (Austin Read) to talk about the real story behind his name — and the backlash that followed.Before autism was widely understood online, he rebranded his YouTube channel with a name that would change everything. Friends questioned him. People said he was faking. Some warned he’d get canceled.But what started as a bold branding decision became something deeper: an exploration of identity, masking, intuition, and trusting yourself when no one else does.We talk about:• Why he chose the name “The Autistic Mystic”• Masking autism in social and sports environments• Self-diagnosis vs formal diagnosis• Being validated through astrology (Mercury–Chiron aspects)• Internet backlash and controversy• Autism spectrum, social skills, and growth• The power of naming yourself• How labels can either trap you — or set you freeThis isn’t a debate about autism.It’s a conversation about identity, branding, intuition, and what happens when you publicly claim something about yourself before the world is ready to accept it.#autism #neurodivergent #astrology #selfdiagnosis #autistic #mentalhealth #identity #podcast #neurodiversity #branding #theautisticmystic #istheremorepodcast #istheremore #meganatully