In this episode we will be exploring the world of modern day Shamanism with my guest, Shamanic Practitioner and healer, Lisa Whitefeather of Whitefeather Wisdom. Throughout the episode, Lisa and I will chat about the fundamental practices of shamanism, the rise in shamanism in popular culture and hopefully help demystify some of the concepts surrounding shamanism so listeners can better understand how these practices can support them in their healing journey.

NOTE: This episode was originally recorded in May of 2023 and was never published. Sadly, I recently learned of the passing of Lisa. I felt called to finally publish this conversation as a way to honor her lineage and the immeasurable impact she had on my personal life, my work and the medicine I offer to the world - she was an important mentor, teacher, and friend and I'm forever grateful to have shared a path with her in this life. Rest easy in the spirit realm my sweet friend. Aho.....

In this episode we tap into the medicine and wisdom of author, Sarah Ezrin, as we discuss her latest book, The Yoga of Parenting. Sarah and I chat candidly about the struggles and wins in parenting, how to apply the foundations  and philosophies of yoga to our parenting styles and more importantly, how not to lose ourselves in the process.  We had so much to cover in such a short amount of time, you will definitely want to grab to book!

Episode Resources

Sarah’s website

Link to pre-order The Yoga of Parenting via Shambhala Publications use code YP30 and receive a special 30% discount as one of our listeners

In this episode we explore the practice of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with my guest, Oriental Medicine Practitioner, Peter Geller. Peter and I discuss a bit of history around these disciplines, the main principles that form the basis of TCM and their use in assessing, diagnosing, and treating common health issues. Listen in as we also talk in depth about 'Qi', the vital life force energy behind it all, as well as eastern medicine vs. western medicine,  and some other fun tangents. 

Episode Resources and References
The Web That Has No Weaver by Ted Kaptchuk

Medicine in China by Paul Unschuld