Encore: Boss B**ch: Like, it's Bad Thing?

Encore: Boss B**ch: Like, it's Bad Thing?

When women are strong and dominant in business, often they are perceived as intimidating or cold.  When men display the same qualities, often they are perceived as shrewd or driven businessmen.  We’ll discuss perceptions, possible stigma, and share stories. Learn how to engage with your strong mindset, confidence, energy and charisma which are the keys to being outstanding in business and and an influential leader.

Rethinking Dehumanization: Justice Is More Than Changing Laws—It Is Restoring Moral Vision

FROM MEMORY TO VISION. In our last episode discussing Martyrs Day July 5, 2026, we remembered people whose lives were taken because someone decided they were worth less than others. We remembered Black martyrs. Indigenous martyrs. White allies. Men. Women. Children. But remembrance raises another question: How does a society arrive at the point where some human beings no longer appear fully human? If we only remember what happened without asking why it happened, history remains a collection of tragedies instead of becoming a teacher. That brings us to today's conversation. What kind of worldview must exist for one human being to stop seeing another a fully human? WHAT IS DEHUMANIZATION?Why do martyrs exist at all? What kind of worldview creates martyrs? What happens inside individuals and societies when they lose the capacity to recognize the humanity of others? What if history’s greatest tragedy wasn’t simply that people were treated as less than human…What if the deeper tragedy was that entire societies lost the ability to recognize the humanity that was always there? HISTORICAL CONTEXT. Dehumanization has historically facilitated various harms, including racism, discrimination, slavery, and even genocide. It serves to legitimize violence and exploitation by reducing moral restraint and reinforcing social hierarchies. https://www.populismstudies.org/Vocabulary/dehumanization [https://www.populismstudies.org/Vocabulary/dehumanization]. But this understanding feels incomplete... WORLDVIEW CREATES WORLDS. Progression: Worldview > Perception > Narrative > Policy > Practice > History. Behavior doesn't necessarily begin with behavior; it begins with worldview.  AUDIENCE REFLECTION ETHOS. Perhaps the greatest tragedy of human history is not that some people were treated as though they were less than human. It is that entire societies learned to look directly at fully human people—and no longer see them. 1. What stories have shaped the way you see people who are different from you? 2. Where have you witnessed imagination being used to divide rather than unite? 3. How might your own worldview influence the way you perceive another person’s humanity or dignity?

Soul vs Age

A Child’s Wisdom Beyond the Veil

The Divine Delay: When the Universe Says "Not Yet"

When life says, “not yet,” it can be easy to fall into doubt, impatience, or the urge to force an outcome. In this episode, we explore divine timing, the deeper purpose of delays and detours, and how to stay grounded, open, and connected while you wait for what’s next.

Because I’m Worth It: Softening into Strength and Reclaiming Your Value

For decades, we’ve heard the iconic L’Oreal tagline “Because I'm Worth It,” but how many of us live it? Join Master Healer Megan Edge and her fabulous co-host, Dr. Pat, as they unpack how easy it is for even the strongest, most passionate change-makers to lose touch with their own needs. In this powerful episode, Megan shares her journey of uncovering deep, limiting beliefs about time, self-care, and the cellular trauma our bodies carry.  We will explore how to transition from hard, rigid “survival strength” to soft, long-lasting wellness, and confront the uncomfortable truth about what happens to our relationships when we start choosing ourselves. If you are tired of living at the bottom of your own to-do list and are ready to stand firm against the people trying to pull you back to your old self, this show is your permission slip to rise.