Walking with Your Ancestors - A Conversation with Grandmother Redhawk

Walking with Your Ancestors - A Conversation with Grandmother Redhawk

In this episode, Grandmother Redhawk, a ceremonial healer and diviner trained under Malidoma Somé and Eliot Cowan, shares how cultivating a relationship with your ancestors can bring profound guidance and healing. Drawing from over twenty years of experience, she explains that our ancestors are living allies who walk beside us, offering strength and wisdom when we remember to call upon them. Through stories and teachings rooted in Indigenous and elemental traditions, Grandmother Redhawk invites us to reconnect with our lineage through simple acts of remembrance, ceremony, and gratitude—reminding us that our ancestors are always ready to help us find our way home.  Schedule a divination with Grandmother Redhawk by visiting: earthandelementalceremonies.com

Pursuing Childhood Dreams

For Rachelle Hansen, animals have always been more than companions—they were her source of unconditional love during a childhood marked by trauma. In this inspiring episode, she shares how those early bonds became the foundation for a lifelong pursuit of her dreams. From volunteering with orphaned infant chimps in Africa to her nearly two decades of dedication at Story Book Farm Primate Sanctuary, Rachelle has devoted herself to giving primates the voice they deserve. She speaks about resilience in advocacy, the wisdom she’s gained from Jane Goodall and Dian Fossey’s legacy, and why problems aren’t “too big”—they simply need focused attention. With moving stories of the primates she’s met, including the infamous Ikea monkey, Rachelle reminds us that one small act, multiplied by many, creates real change. This is a heartfelt conversation about courage, compassion, and walking forward in faith, even when the path is uncertain. Learn more about the sanctuary’s mission and support their important work here: * Story Book Farm Website [http://www.storybookmonkeys.org/] * Story Book Farm on Facebook [http://www.facebook.com/sbfps] * Story Book Farm on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/storybookmonkeys/] * Story Book Farm on X [http://www.twitter.com/SBFPrimateS]

Finding Your Authentic Voice

Award-winning singer-songwriter Angela Saini joins us for a powerful conversation about identity, courage, and choosing yourself—even when it’s hard. Known for her uplifting blend of folk-pop and empowering lyrics, Angela shares how second chances, inner fire, and radical responsibility have shaped her journey as an artist. We explore how who we believe we are becomes who we become, and why fear, doubt, and the illusion of “perfect timing” often hold us back. Angela opens up about the stories we tell ourselves, the alchemy of turning pain into purpose, and the freedom that comes from owning every part of our story—the light and the dark. From starting a rock band at 15 to touring internationally and building a solo career on her own terms, Angela reminds us: you don’t have to wait for the perfect moment—you just have to start. Stay tuned until the end for a special treat—Angela shares a live performance of one of her original songs! Connect with Angela through the following links:  Website:  angelasaini.com [https://angelasaini.com/] Facebook: facebook.com/angelasainimusic [http://www.facebook.com/angelasainimusic] IG: instagram.com/angelasainimusic?igsh=YmJiZGFyNGdjdTB3 [https://www.instagram.com/angelasainimusic?igsh=YmJiZGFyNGdjdTB3] YouTube: youtube.com/user/AngelaSaini [https://www.youtube.com/user/AngelaSaini] TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@angela.saini [https://www.tiktok.com/@angela.saini]

Using Your Story to Heal Your Life with Jill Haynie

In this episode, we sit down with Jill Haynie — stone artist, storyteller, and coach — for a raw and resonant conversation about truth, compassion, and the quiet power of the inner world. Jill invites us to ask: What would happen if we told the truth about ourselves — the real, messy, muck-deep truth? Through her own story and the work she does with others, Jill shares how naming our truth and hearing it reflected back can illuminate the loops we keep repeating, offering the insight we need to shift them. She speaks to the sacredness of our personal tapestry — how every thread, even the painful ones, has shaped who we are. We explore forgiveness, self-compassion, and the courage to release what no longer fits. Jill reminds us that our inner world holds more wisdom than the noise around us — and that listening to its nudges is how we find our way home. This is a conversation about being bold, letting go, and trusting what’s already inside. Hammered:  A Story of an Insatiable Spirit Podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/1VlcFtNlRxXfZ3KvIpdkSR [https://open.spotify.com/show/1VlcFtNlRxXfZ3KvIpdkSR] Hammered:  The Raw Truth Ted Talk -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiwjLPXYVEM [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiwjLPXYVEM]

Dialogue through Difference with Sheila Pride

In this powerful episode, we sit down with communication expert Sheila Pride to explore how the way we speak—and truly listen—can transform our relationships, shift power dynamics, and foster deep understanding. Drawing on neuroscience and decades of experience in social work, trauma recovery and transformative coaching, Sheila breaks down why so many of us default to unhelpful patterns, how our brains respond in moments of tension, and what we can do to rewire those patterns toward connection rather than conflict. This conversation goes beyond communication tips—it’s an invitation to examine the wish beneath the words, to step away from the need to “win,” and instead approach every conversation with curiosity, empathy, and intention. Whether you’re navigating a difficult parenting moment, trying to connect more deeply with your partner, or simply want to show up better in your workplace, Sheila offers practical strategies and profound insights to help you do just that. Tune in to discover how better communication isn’t just possible—it’s a daily practice that can reshape every part of your life. Discover more about Sheila and The Moksha Group by visiting: www.themokshagroup.com [http://www.themokshagroup.com]