In this evocative conversation, Kelly and Erin sit down with Naema Pierce, a pelvic care specialist and somatic sexuality coach who helps women move from numbness to aliveness — from shame to embodied power.

Together, they dive into the sacred intelligence of the pelvis: how it holds our stories, how it mirrors our creativity, and how reconnecting with pleasure can transform not only our relationship with our bodies, but with life itself.

Naema shares her path into this work, the truth about pelvic bodywork, and what it means to make pleasure a devotional practice. They explore everything from fertility and trauma healing to intimacy and sacred partnership — with humor, honesty, and reverence.

This episode is an invitation to come home to your body — to feel deeply, love boldly, and let the wisdom of your own pulse lead you back to yourself.

In this episode, Kelly and Erin drop into the heart of what Abode was built on: design as energetic curation. From their early creative paths to the ways they now approach space, storytelling, and soul-led aesthetics, this conversation goes deep into intuition, collaboration, and the invisible forces that shape beauty.

In this episode of Echoes of Home, Kelly and Erin open up a layered, intimate conversation around addiction — exploring what it means to be in recovery, the psychology and physiology behind addiction, and the complicated reality of loving someone who is struggling.

Erin shares her lived experience in Al-Anon, what it means to have a “qualifier,” and how her relationships with addicts have shaped her understanding of codependency and healing. Together, Kelly and Erin unpack the trauma roots of addiction, the dopamine-driven behavior patterns we often miss, and the spiritual lenses — from karma to soul contracts — that can help us hold this terrain with more compassion and perspective.

They also get real about what actually helps when someone you love is suffering from addiction, and why the most powerful thing you can do… might be to help yourself.

Whether you’re in recovery, in relationship with someone who struggles, or simply curious about the deeper layers of addiction and healing, this one invites you to listen with your heart wide open.