​Corey Lyon Folsom is a love and relationship coach with over a decade of experience, dedicated to helping individuals cultivate soulfulness, clarity, and effective communication in their lives.​ As an author and participant in various personal development programs, he utilizes body-centered awareness and insightful questioning to guide clients towards accessing their inner wisdom.

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Stephon Towill is a clinical and spiritual hypnotherapist from Scotland, UK, with over 30 years of experience in addressing mental health issues through hypnotherapy.​ He specializes in guiding individuals to access and transition through past lives, facilitating profound healing and deeper understanding of their spiritual paths.

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Maggie Kelly interviews Lisa Tahir about her work as a healer, focusing on core wounds through astrology, empathy, and self-forgiveness. Lisa discusses how social media and a lack of mindfulness contribute to feeling disconnected from ourselves and a source of unconditional love. She emphasizes the importance of self-compassion, self-forgiveness, meditation, and mindful consumption to cultivate inner peace and awareness.

Jenny Lea is a seasoned professional medium with a passion for imparting knowledge through a diverse range of metaphysical classes. ​Her teachings emphasize the transformative power of visualization meditation techniques, empowering individuals to deepen their spiritual connections and enhance their intuitive abilities.

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Maria Teresa Practico-Swanson is a shamanic poet whose life has been marked by profound healing and transformation following a turbulent upbringing. Now a sober, vegan poet with nearly 800 poems to her credit since 2018, Maria emphasizes self-love, personal growth, and spiritual connection, advocating that "pain is not a period, pain is just the beginning."

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In this podcast episode, host Maggie Kelly interviews Lisha Song, an intuitive trauma therapist and author, who shares her transformative personal journey involving infertility and childhood trauma. ​Felicia recounts a pivotal dream about confronting her estranged father, which led her to realize the connection between unhealed trauma and her physical body, emphasizing the importance of holistic healing.​

Felicia discusses the role of intuition and divine guidance, highlighting how fear can prevent individuals from pursuing their true paths. The conversation underscores the significance of mindfulness, self-love, and healing unprocessed wounds to fully access one’s intuition, recognizing that personal transformation is often non-linear.

The episode concludes with Felicia introducing her book, "Love What Hurts," which provides readers with practical tools to acknowledge and befriend their wounded selves. Both speakers stress the necessity of self-compassion and the value of listening to one's inner voice in the journey of personal growth and healing.

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Maggie Kelly hosts Lexi Godlewski where Lexi describes herself as a "Soultrepreneur," an entrepreneur who prioritizes their soul's calling to establish a business that makes a positive impact on the world. ​Lexi emphasizes the importance of aligning personal values and deeper missions with business strategies, helping clients identify their true purpose before developing actionable plans.​

Lexi's journey reflects her commitment to aligning both her personal and professional life with her soul's mission. She illustrates how deep introspection and faith in the universe can lead to transformative experiences, urging others to trust their inner voice and pursue their dreams.

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This episode features host Maggie Kelly in an insightful discussion with vegan health coach Kate Galli. Kate shares her journey of becoming vegan, which began after a long stint as a vegetarian. Initially, her focus was on physical health, striving to maintain a strong body while advocating for animal rights. Over time, her understanding of veganism expanded to include emotional health, happiness, and improving relationships with non-vegan family and friends.

Kate candidly discusses her past experience as an "angry vegan," stemming from the realizations she had when learning about animal agriculture. She recounts the anger she felt towards the misinformation she had previously believed about animal products and discusses the struggles that arise when trying to convince loved ones to adopt the same lifestyle. ​However, a significant turning point occurred when she lost her mother unexpectedly, prompting Kate to reflect on her relationships and choose compassion over anger.​ This shift enabled her to engage with others more effectively and foster meaningful dialogues about veganism rather than confrontations.

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