Women, Magic, and Power

For our season finale this week, we chat with Madi Walsh about her journeys and her mission to heal. A wanderer at heart, Madi has worked and studied all over the world in her quest to learn more about people and ways to heal them. Her family company Mountain Adventure Walks, provides hikes through Ireland, and more info on www.mountainadventurewalks.com

We chat with personal coach Heather Vickery about burning it all to the ground and the terrifying freedom that comes with listening to your intuition and sharing your true self with the world. Heather is an author and transformational coach who has developed her own BRAVE method for living life authentically, and is certified in a whole bunch of very cool things. Find out more about Heather's Spark Collective and other offerings, as well as her books at ⁠www.vickeryandco.com⁠ or check her out on Instagram @heather_vickeryandco.

Happy 2024! This week we chat with Carol Cielinski. Carol is a psychic medium, a life coach, a film/video producer and studio owner.

As we get ready to welcome 2024, here's a compilation of some Season 2 highlights. We've mixed together some answers about power and lessons learned as well as some important messages for all of us! Happy New Year Everyone!

Join Olivia and Liz as they chat about Season 2 and think about things yet to come. Happy Holidays!!

Listen to us chat with life coach and meditation instructor Jen O Neil. She will tell us about the tools she picked up while on her road of self discovery. We will chat about magic, intuition and respecting one's soul above all.

Today we move to a higher vibration with Alexandra Klaric. Alexandra is a spiritual teacher whose journey takes us from Argentina to life on an Ashram in the US, to her work with a Course in Miracles, Bio-field tuning and ayahuasca. To keep up with her work and services, you can go to https://alexandraklaric.com or follow @alexandra_klaric on IG

Join us as we chat with boss witch Leah Faye about power, catharsis, and claiming our identity. Leah is a producer, director, and podcaster based in Brooklyn. Find out more at bosswitchlefaye.com and listen to their podcast Finding Our Minds wherever you get your podcasts.

Here is our short and sweet episode to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! We will be back next week with a new guest! See you all next week! Gobble,Gobble!

Join us as we chat with' Energy Queen' Romy Toussaint. From her roots in Haiti to her current work leading retreats all over the world as a yoga teacher, speaker, and conscious leadership professional, Romy's work and practice balances mind, body, and spirit for herself and others. Find out more at https://romyoga.com.

This week we talk with Druid Roma Johnson. Roma's journey takes us from the farms of Nebraska, to the feminist revolution in Southern California, to the stone circles of Great Britain. Roma's training as a Druid guides her current work and practice of healing and teaching. Find out more, and check out her books at https://www.romajohnson.com/books.

In episode 2, we chat with the Italian Stallionette, Burlesque Queen Angie Pontani! Angie talks about the importance of family, life in showbiz, and the power that comes from owning who you are. Check out https://www.angiepontani.com for more information and upcoming shows!

Welcome back, listeners! We jump right into season 2 with the beautiful reiki master, podcast host, flower whisperer, and Messi fanatic, Olivia Boyle.

We put together a recap including all the women's answers about power and feeling powerful. A short and sweet episode that narrows down how a bouquet of women from different backgrounds and walks of life, feel about power in their lives. We hope this episode empowers more women out there, and brings awareness to each woman's personal power.

We sat down for a little chit-chat with the younger generation, and we asked them the same questions we ask all our guests. Their answers were fantastic! We also decided to end the season making this episode about Liz and her story. She talks about growing up in NJ in an intergenerational household, and how her family taught her to claim her power early in life. Hear about Liz's journey through college and grad school, her years spent teaching, and how WMP came to be.

This week we speak with Poet, Author and Teaching artist Colby Cedar Smith. Colby's novel in verse, Call Me Athena, tells the story of her grandmother and great-grandparents and has won numerous awards. Our chat with Colby will make you laugh and cry, and maybe just wonder a little bit about those voices you feel in your head and your heart.

Join us for the second part of our conversation with Community Organizer Cat Fulmer-Hogan. Here she tells us more about becoming an LBGTQ+ advocate, and a fierce momma bear. She also tells us a little about her role as the Board President for the Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum and how it felt like the best way to honor her ancestors. Cat is a black woman of faith, a community organizer, an LBGTQ+ advocate, and she serves as the Board President for the Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum. Check out Cat's ted talk here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1zaxsJPia4 and the SSAAM website here https://www.ssaamuseum.org

Join us as we take a journey with advocate and activist Cat Fulmer-Hogan. Cat's first episode is all about growing up as a biracial girl in a predominately white community where her family had deep roots. We talk with Cat about owning her identity as a Black woman and finding her faith and community. Cat's story is so rich and full of lessons for all of us that we split it into two episodes. Tune in next week when she talks about her LBGTQ+ advocacy, and how that fight became absolutely essential for her family. Cat is a black woman of faith, a community organizer, and LBGTQ+ advocate, and on top of that, she serves as the Board President for the Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum. Check out Cat's ted talk here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1zaxsJPia4 and the SSAAM website here https://www.ssaamuseum.org

This week we speak with our good friend Florencia Lalor about growing up in Argentina, her experiences as an adoptee, and the journey to meet her adoptive parents. Florencia is an author and a family therapist who specializes in adoption. Her website www.lavozdelhijo.org (in both Spanish and English) features voices and stories of adoptees in the hopes of shedding light and sharing strength. Florencia resides in Argentina but works with people worldwide. Her Book "Hazel Eyes" or "Ojos Color Cafe" is available on Amazon.

This week, Lorette talks with us about growing up in Alabama in the late 5o's and 60's, how the revolutions of the time shaped her, what it was like to be a Chemical Engineering PhD candidate only a few years after Princeton went co-ed, and her job at a major oil company. We discuss "all that sexist baloney", her spiritual journey, and how she now works to help other people realize their own dreams. Lorette is the author of "Formerly Corporate: Mindset Shifts for Success in Your Own Business". She specializes in small and local businesses, and you can find her at www.teamnimbusnj.com andLinkedIn.com/in/LorettePruden.