Join Jerome in his conversation with Daphne Gardiner of Living in Possibilities. Daphne Gardiner guides individuals and teams to strengthen self-trust, communicate with clarity, and take bold, values-aligned action. Their work is informed by lived experience—surviving cancer and a brain injury, and embracing queerness, disability, and neurodivergence later in life. Through transformational coaching, Freedom Meditation, and intuitive insight, they help people navigate hard conversations, build inclusive cultures, and lead with authenticity, courage, and presence.

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/daphne-gardiner-living-in-possibilities

Instagram: @livinginpossiblities

Website livinginpossiblities.ca

Email: Daphne@livinginpossibilities.ca

Find out about upcoming events https://www.eventbrite.ca/o/daphne-gardiner-living-in-possibilities-74797874503

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Jerome welcomes Olga Scorobogataya founder of Mind Honey Collective, a collective of mindfulness teachers, musicians, and creatives passionate about making the world a more mindful place. Olga and Jerome chat about the mission of Mind Honey Collective, to bring more mindful moments into modern life — making calm, clarity and confidence accessible to anyone, anytime, anywhere. Inspired by her own spiritual practices and based on neuroscience, Olga has created Mind Honey as a way to make mindfulness practices simple and sweet. Listen to learn more about Mind Honey 69, a powerful program to manifest powerful change, one mini-tation at a time.

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In this episode, Jerome sits down with Kimi Hadzima, Founder and Executive Director of LumaRise, a trauma-informed digital community offering emotional safety, clarity, and the support needed to take the next step forward. Kimi's story is one of alchemizing unspeakable abuse and trauma to not only emerge stronger on the other side but also to serve others as a divine calliing.

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Join Jerome for his conversation with Matt Moran, founder of the Gay Men's Collective, a genuinely welcoming online community for gay men who are desiring authentic friendships, connection, and support. Together, Jerome and Matt explore what it means to truly belong and the importance of vulnerability and authenticity in forging authentic connection.

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Derek Webb, singer-songwriter and former lead singer of Caedmon's Call, talks to Jerome about his latest album Survival Songs. Derek shares his inspiration behind the album and songs like "Queer Kid" and "Sola Translove." You'll hear the first track on the LP and get a glimpse into Derek's creative process and his heart for being a voice of peace and love in our crazy world.

If you love this conversation, be sure to check out Survival Songs - available on all streaming platforms. Information about Derek Webb, including information about his tour, can be found at www.derekwebb.com

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In this reboot of the podcast, Jerome shares an excerpt from his collection of personal essays, A Place in the Choir: Reclaiming My Relationship with God as a Queer Man.

A Place in the Choir is a collection of essays exploring one gay man's spiritual journey, Raised in the Roman Catholic Church, Jerome Imhoff encountered his own dark night of the soul when he was removed from his teaching assignment at a parochial school. The incident became the catalyst for more than a decade of questioning what he had been taught and seeking universal truths and a true sense of belonging, Jerome's search led him to A Course in Miracles and a deeper understanding of God's love.

A Place in the Choir is available on Amazon.

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