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Craig Brain

Craig Gross

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Craig Brain is not your brain or my brain, but neither must unity be predicated upon uniformity, and this is an invitation for you to take a peek inside the gross (pun intended), squishy alien matter inside of Craig’s Brain. Take a peek.
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Welcome to the ever accountable podcast with your host Craig Gross . Ever accountable Helps You Quit Pornography Through An Accountability App and Get You Back to Thriving . Find out more at everaccountable.com .
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TI’m Craig gross, a 42 year old type 3 who discovered the Enneagram over a year ago from my friends Levi and Brandi. I didn’t care much for it until I read The Path Between Us and read it aloud to my wife Jeanette. After 20 years of marriage trying to turn my type 5 wife into a 3 like me, I finally gave up and realized I should just try and understand her more and work on myself. In the last few months I have made significant changes in my work life, home life, and beyond as I dig more into ...
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Cannabis is Spiritual

Cannabis is Spiritual

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To be clear, we don't worship the plant, we just think it's really great. Cannabis is a tool. A teacher. A gentle guide for inner exploration. This podcast exists to inform and educate our audience on the subject of Spirituality and Cannabis. The show features Craig Gross, Jeanette Gross, Collette Patrica, Cipriano Corral + various advocates in the Cannabis Community addressing various topics in this unique space. A new episode is rolled out every Friday. Subscribe, leave a review, and take ...
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Maestros del Mezcal Podcast

Rion Toal and Rok Alcantara

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Welcome to the Maestros del Mezcal Podcast where we cover all things related to mezcal and agave distillates. Maestros del Mezcal is a Civil Association in Mexico dedicated to promoting and protecting traditional mezcal.
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Grief in Brief is a podcast hosted by Ken Barringer, LMHC a mental health counselor with a specialty in grief and loss. He is the director of H.E.A.L.I.N.G. (Helping Everyone Accept Loss Instead of Neglecting Grief). In each episode you will hear a conversation about the management of grief and loss. Most episodes are between 15 – 20 minutes in length. There is also great irony in the title as Grief is NOT Brief. In fact, it’s a marathon in a world that loves sprints!
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Curious Ones By Yandara

Yandara Yoga Institute

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Yandara Yoga Institute is a world renowned yoga education program facility. Our aim for the podcast, hosted by Yael Ginzburg, is to make the great knowledge of our teachers and teachers around the world, accessible to our wider community and to help you apply their teachings to day to day life. This wisdom is meant to inspire you to remember your connection to the energetic world. New episode every other Tuesday. Please share the podcast, if you enjoyed it, to help this knowledge reach more ...
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It’s the summer and if you’re a child it can and should be a time of play! This episode is part 1 of 2, and is dedicated to the fine art of play. When Ken got together with Steve and Jon their cumulative years of experience using play as a therapeutic tool was close to 100 years. Steve is the Chief Playmaker for the Life is Good Playmakers and Jon …
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Ever wonder where great ideas come from? Why some people are able to create magic with their work? This magic is ever-present, accessible to all, and comes form connecting to information beyond the mind. In this week’s episode, Craig Perkins, co-founder of Yandara and yoga teacher of over 60 years, speaks with Yael Ginzburg about how flow and inspi…
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The title of this episode is also the title of Christina’s new book. As a mental health provider, teacher, trainer, artist and griever Christina has supported thousands in their grief process in multiple ways. She has developed grief support concepts such as The Waiting Room and The Life Reentry Model. When speaking with Christina wisdom flows from…
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Our lives are full of transitions. Some smaller, some bigger, each with its own set of challenges and opportunities for growth. This week Yael Ginzburg speaks with Erin O’Rourke, a Women’s transitional life coach, yoga/breath and meditation specialist and wellness retreat leader, about how to navigate these transitions with more ease and alignment.…
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What do you do when an unfathomable tragedy such as losing both your parents at the age of 3 happens to you? You grow up to be a grief therapist who supports those who are members of the parentless, parents club. While Randi’s grief support expands to many walking their first steps after a loss it is with honor and dignity, she contributes to the h…
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New solo episode from Yael, returning from Yandara! She speaks about: A month without social media How to focus on our gifts and remove resistance to creating Our prerogative to change our minds Check out the different experiences Yandara offers on our website Yandara’s Instagram @yandarayoga Yael’s Instagram @yaelginzburg…
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Chronic mental health and mental illness impact not only those who suffer from them but also their extended families and support systems. There are associated losses around expectations and hopes for those connected to the person. A diagnosis and a hospitalization can be traumatic and have a feeling of grief for the “patient” as well as their netwo…
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As women, how much do we really know about how our body works, and how to tune into it’s natural rhythm? The Universe is in a constant state of flow. We are part of this as well. When we become aware of that rhythm, we can harness it’s power in our favor, and truly create lives full of purpose and meaning. In this episode, Yael Ginzburg speaks with…
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Our autonomic nervous system (ANS) is our friend. It tries to protect us when we are faced with threat, danger, or any time we perceive the situation to not be safe. The ANS controls unconscious bodily processes and has two main branches. The sympathetic branch controls our fight or flight responses while the parasympathetic branch helps us to "res…
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Our bodies hold memories from the past. They hold within them all the experiences and emotions that we weren’t capable of moving through as children. These unprocessed energies stay and become heaviness, pain even disease. To understand this deeper, Yael Ginzburg speaks with Dr. Elizabeth Letchford, a scientist turned spiritual seeker and healer. L…
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Approximately 85% of the kids the My Life, My Choice program serves in eastern Ma are involved with DCF. Just by being in DCF care indicates a history of trauma before being trafficked. Wherever there is trauma there is grief. Lisa co-developed and co-executive directs My Life, My Choice. The program she has developed incorporates a survivor led st…
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The Universe is always trying to speak to us and communicate with us in different ways. But how open and willing are we to listen to its whisper? In this episode, Yael Ginzburg and Nicole Gnuzman speak about spirit guides, the spirit of Cacao, trusting the guidance we receive, how to integrate your experience with plant medicine and more. Nicole is…
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What is EMDR? Perhaps you’ve heard of it but don’t know what it is. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. While practitioners may vary their approach to implementing this form of therapy the intended outcomes are similar: Reduce the stress and distress connected to traumatic memories. Dance Movement Therapy utilizes the connection between …
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Have you experienced some turbulence and awakenings between the ages of 27-30? Are you going through it now? This is why. During these ages we all go through a period of growth and transition. This happens in conjunction with the placement of Saturn and the affects are powerful! In this episode Yael Ginzburg speaks with expert astrologer and tarot …
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People can come to know us through the activities we engage in. What happens to our identity when we are absent from those activities? When we sustain a physical injury that prohibits us from doing the things we like to do, we lose a little piece of who we are. Physical therapy may heal the physical problem but what about the psychological part? Th…
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Loss is continuous throughout our lifetime. Even though we know this our instinct might be to push away this reality. When we have had complicated, continuous and/or traumatic loss these can trigger additional mental health issues. There are many interventions and paths to help reduce the suffering. When “nothing works” the use of Esketamine in con…
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The mindset for receiving abundance in our lives. In this conversation between Bolo and… Yael Ginzburg… yes Yael is back for a few episodes ;) , you will learn about our ability to choose who we want to be and how we interact with the world. Check out the different experiences Yandara offers on our website Yandara’s Instagram @yandarayoga Yael’s In…
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Approximately 25% of women have some type of reproductive health issues. These can range from being able to get pregnant, stay pregnant or have post pregnancy complications. Both females and males have a birth story. This story can start when they are very young and begin to think what it may be like to be a parent one day. When conception is not a…
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We interview Diana Pinzón, a biologist, conservationist and co-founder of Zinacantan mezcal. Diana poses 10 questions for the California Agave Council and expresses her concern for protecting endemic agave in Mexico and the bio-cultural heritage they represent.By Maestros del Mezcal A.C.
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Cory is a news anchor for NBC10 Boston. He has also worked as a field and investigative reporter during his career. In this episode Cory, an Edward Murrow and Emmy award winner, describes how many stories in the news involve grief – from death or non-death losses. Covering loss can have an impact on the mind and soul of the reporter. Reporters are …
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When Sasha was 7 years old, she knew she experienced things differently than others her age. She had visions and images of those in another world. While this felt confusing, overwhelming, and scary, over time she cultivated this gift into being a conduit between those grieving someone who had died and the deceased. She knows when she gets the vibra…
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A wonderful period coming to an end. After almost 2 years of hosting this podcast, it is time for me to say goodbye. I have loved every moment of creating this, and feel so lucky to have had the honor of speaking to the amazing teachers I had the opportunity to speak with. To wrap up this time I wanted to share the biggest lessons I have learned th…
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While some people are familiar with birth doulas not many are aware of death doulas. Birth doulas help prospective parents bring a child into the world, death doulas assist people in helping their loved ones exit the world. Pamela is a certified death doula and describes how they help the bereaved embrace loss through empowerment and awareness of o…
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The yoga practice is a deeply spiritual, moving and healing practice. As yoga teachers, we have the privilege of holding the space in which this transformation takes place. Because it is a vulnerable place of reflection and excavation, our students might need support and guidance separately from the class. But how to do it in a way that is safe and…
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After the sudden and tragic losses of her brother and teenage son within a short period of time, songs Deb had written previously took on new meaning and purpose. Further, the need for movement, expressing through art and nature and connecting with others was never more paramount. This culminated with her book, Book of Walks. In this spirited episo…
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Are you thinking of becoming a yoga teacher? Have you just finished your training and wondering what to do next? In this Episode Yael Ginzburg speaks with Amber Young, lead teacher at Yandara and owner of La Dicha yoga studio, about what it takes to become a yoga teacher. They talk alignment, first steps, options, evolution, even financials. Send t…
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In 2022 the Grief in Brief podcast engaged in discussions with Authors Rebecca Soffer and E.B. Bartels. Also presented in back-to-back format is Rebecca discussing Modern Loss: Candid Conversations About Loss: Beginners Welcome in the previously re-broadcasted episode, and E.B. leading us through pet loss conversations in Good Grief; On Loving Pets…
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In 2022, the Grief in Brief podcast engaged in discussions with Authors Rebecca Soffer and E.B. Bartels. Also presented in back-to-back format is Rebecca discussing Modern Loss: Candid Conversations About Loss: Beginners Welcome and in the next episode, you'll hear E.B. leading us through pet loss conversations in Good Grief; On Loving Pets, Here a…
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Do you ever wonder what is the meaning of your dreams? What is their role and relevance to your waking life? Us too! In this episode Yael Ginzburg speaks with Kari Hohne, an expert on comparative symbolism and the eastern and western archetypes behind the I Ching, tarot, dreams, astrology and myths. They explore how to interpret dreams- symbolism, …
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Following up on two episodes back with author Colin Campbell we decided to rebroadcast Grief in Brief episodes featuring authors Susan Verde and Maria Sirois. In the previous episode, you will hear Susan discuss her book Say One Kind Thing, Lessons in Acceptance, Love and Letting Go and in this episode, Maria will talk about positive psychology and…
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Following up on the last episode with author Colin Campbell we decided to rebroadcast Grief in Brief episodes featuring authors Susan Verde and Maria Sirois. You will hear Susan discuss her book Say One Kind Thing, Lessons in Acceptance, Love and Letting Go and Maria will talk about positive psychology and its influence on her book A Short Course i…
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The only certainty in life is that everything is always changing and that even our human experience in the body we are in- will end. In this episode, Christopher Perkins, co-founder of Yandara, and Yael Ginzburg, our host, speak about the inevitable part of life which is death. When we are in the initial shock of experiencing loss it may seem there…
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This is the title of Colin Campbell’s highly impactful book chronicling his grief process in the aftermath of the death of his two teenage children. Ruby and Hart were killed by a drunk and high driver in 2019. A week after their death Colin began writing an acclaimed play titled Grief: A One Man Shitshow. With rawness, rage, and humor we walk the …
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This episode is about fulfilling our highest purpose in life and living in alignment with our true nature. When we look at our lives with a wholistic approach, understand the function of ego and are able to discern what is real and what isn’t- our life flows with effortless ease. Learn how to do that here. Laina Florio is a spiritual coach and mana…
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This episode is about fulfilling our highest purpose in life and living in alignment with our true nature. When we look at our lives with a wholistic approach, understand the function of ego and are able to discern what is real and what isn’t- our life flows with effortless ease. Learn how to do that here. Laina Florio is a spiritual coach and mana…
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Chronic mental health and mental illness impact not only those who suffer from them but also their extended families and support systems. There are associated losses around expectations and hopes for those connected to the person. A diagnosis and a hospitalization can be traumatic and have a feeling of grief for the “patient” as well as their netwo…
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Do you feel that you can express yourself fully? That you are truly following your hearts desire? So many of us don’t. We stop ourselves from doing and being what we truly want from fear of ‘what will they say’. In this episode, Yael speaks with Sigal Avitan, also known as the 'shame surgeon’, an entrepreneur, author and executive strategist, about…
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This is the title of Dr Peter Langman’s most recent book which he discusses with Ken. Dr. Langman is the Director of Research and School Safety Training at Drift Net and was a researcher for five years with the National Threat Assessment Center of the U.S. Secret Service. He reminds us that “We’re all on duty”, dispels the myths and stereotypes of …
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What is the value of human life? and How can we keep our humanity in the face of terror? This week we have Talia Sutra, one of the most inspiring leading yoga teachers in the world today, in conversation with Yael Ginzburg. They spoke about the war happening in Israel from the eyes of yoga teachers, Compassion - Ahimsa, our roles & moral action - D…
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Steve Watson has been the senior pastor at the Reservoir Church in Cambridge, Mass. since July 2013. Together with Ken they discuss the inclusive community that is the Reservoir Church. Their talk includes the non-death losses that can apply to marginalized people, and about weekly community based group discussions where members can be heard and va…
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In this episode Ken talks with Jon Gay the Executive Director of the Children’s Room. They discuss the many avenues for addressing child loss and bereavement. The Children’s Room believes “no child should grieve alone” and thus create a “space and a place” for children and their caregivers. By utilizing a peer support group model which involves tal…
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Do you believe marketing can be honest? In this week’s episode, Yael Ginzburg speaks with Krista Ripma, founder of Authentic Audience, a digital marketing agency that believes marketing should be honest. They speak about removing the blocks holding us back from truly letting ourselves be seen and standing in Dharma, turning passion / purpose into b…
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