Still Healing: Mold, Heartbreak and The Story of Bear

Still Healing: Mold, Heartbreak and The Story of Bear

There are some memories that imprint themselves on our bodies. When we think about them again, those same feelings still linger and make themselves known. And when the time is right, we get presented with opportunities to heal in ways that we couldn’t in the past. In today’s episode, Rachel is four year post mold - and still processing and healing from this very difficult chapter of her life. She goes on a walk down memory lane and shares some stories she hasn’t before, including the full story of Bear, Lea’s stuffed animal. It all leads to where she is right now, feeling sad and grateful at the same time. Tune in for the journey. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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How Gardening Changed My Life (and why you should grow your own food, too!)

How Gardening Changed My Life (and why you should grow your own food, too!)

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Ask Rachel: Behind Everything, There’s a Mother

Ask Rachel: Behind Everything, There’s a Mother

It’s time for another Ask Rachel episode of the podcast - and the questions that came today were really incredible. It was a very mother-centered episode, with guests asking about setting boundaries w...

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Welcome to Becoming You with Suzy Welch

Welcome to Becoming You with Suzy Welch

Are you standing at a crossroads? Today, we’re sharing Becoming You, hosted by the brilliant Suzy Welch. Known for her wildly popular self-discovery class at NYU, Suzy is the guide we all need when th...

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Spring Equinox: A Ritual to Find Balance, Air Things Out, and Set Your Intention

Spring Equinox: A Ritual to Find Balance, Air Things Out, and Set Your Intention

Happy Spring Equinox! Today marks the balancing of night and day, the halfway point between winter and summer solstice, a new astrological year, and of course, the first day of spring. With this untap...

20 Maalis 44min

The Arrival of Spring: What Unfinished Business Do You Have?

The Arrival of Spring: What Unfinished Business Do You Have?

As spring inches closer, Rachel has a personal realization about this time of year: it is always filled with a mixture of grief and celebration. With her daughter’s birthday and the anniversary of her...

13 Maalis 43min

Making Joy a Priority: The Farm Store, Garden Updates, and Working Towards A Dream

Making Joy a Priority: The Farm Store, Garden Updates, and Working Towards A Dream

Welcome to another episode of From the Heart. Today Rachel begins with a meditation - something all our hearts need - to settle into the moment and open ourselves up to receive. When the world feels d...

6 Maalis 51min

Are We Living The Apocalypse? And How to Survive the Patriarchy

Are We Living The Apocalypse? And How to Survive the Patriarchy

Maybe the apocalypse isn’t what you see in the movies. It’s not power grids collapsing, fires burning everywhere, and zombies coming for us all. Instead, it looks like society being okay with abuse an...

27 Helmi 51min

The Epstein Files, Feminine Rage, and Toppling the Patriarchy 

The Epstein Files, Feminine Rage, and Toppling the Patriarchy 

With the Epstein files and all the atrocities that they hold coming to light, we can no longer be silent and complacent in a world built on patriarchy, pedophilia, and women as second class citizens. ...

20 Helmi 49min

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