Best Jacqueline Freeman Podcasts (2024)

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Grounding meditation Be the Tree 11:45

3+ y ago11:45

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Grounding meditation learns from Tree how to ground and establish boundaries around our personal spaceBy Jacqueline Freeman

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Baba Yaga and Good Counsel 4:23

3+ y ago4:23

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In the wake of the November full moon, known as Baba Yaga's Feastday, we discuss the necessity of Good Counsel in navigating turbulent times and what it looks like when it comes.By Jacqueline Freeman

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017 Wytches vs Warriors 23:49

5y ago23:49

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A decades’ long musing about the beginnings of patriarchy is given new musings after reading the chapter on Hags vs Heroes in Max Daschau’s book. What role did hero epics play in the wiping out women’s power needed to establish the patriarchy? www.mywytchyways.comBy Jacqueline Freeman

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016 Serpent Mound + Natl Underground Railroad Museum 23:04

5y ago23:04

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A call to Memphis cuts the Ohio portion of the journey short, but I am able to make it to my 2 biggest priorities, the Serpent Mound in Ohio, which is known as aligning with the solstice sunset, but further research has shown to also track the full 18 year lunar cycle, as well as be a pregnancy calculator. After that, I head to the very powerful Na…

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015 Creepers, No room at the Inn, and Van Invaders 32:17

5y ago32:17

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More #vanlife chronicles of a creeper on the campground and trying to find another spot close to dark near Lake Erie on a weekend with a jazz festival happening, and what happens when I do finally find a place to land.www.mywytchyways.comBy Jacqueline Freeman

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Vanlife + Crappy History = Bad Day 24:19

5y ago24:19

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A #vanlifesucks day gets worse when I walk into the Seneca Falls Visitor Center as a way to take my mind off of all the technical difficulties I’d had all day. Early history of the Seneca Falls area makes a bad day worse as I learn about early interaction with the native residents, and the patterns of disrespect for people and land paving way for i…

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013 Decolonize Gender: You're Not Crazy 36:29

5y ago36:29

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Patriarchy has long called women crazy as a means to silence them and get them to doubt their own intuitive wisdom. Fear of being seen as --or even actually going--crazy inhibits many women from connecting with their ancestors. www.mywytchyways.comBy Jacqueline Freeman

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012 Incomplete Revolution of Values 28:00

5y ago28:00

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Hartford County’s progressive history, including providing refuge for the Mendi people from the Amistad as they awaited trial, has its own gaps and has certainly shifted in the present. How does a place that was so forward thinking move into such conservatism?www.mywytchyways.comBy Jacqueline Freeman

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Plimouth Plantation 43:00

5y ago43:00

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A visit to Plimoth Plantation, the living history museum outside of Plymouth, MA brings shocking interactions with the impeccably trained actors in the English Settlement and forces me to stretch my heart open wider to hold on to their humanity in the face of the impact of the Plimoth settlement. www.mywytchyways.com…

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010 Reclaiming Traditions and the Land 49:08

5y ago49:08

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Rich conversation with decolonialist and teacher Sara Jolena of Sequoia Samanvaya about moving into a space of ReMembering our place within nature and the line of those that came before and those that will come after and what is required of us Here and Now to work through our history and move forward. Sara Jolena had great insights into the self-ca…

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009 Finding the Forgotten Dead 33:53

5y ago33:53

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The stories of the struggles of reclamation and the joys of reconnecting with traditional tribal ways shared at Healing Turtle Island lead me to reflect on my own shamanic process of reconnecting with the Forgotten Dead of European tribes first hit by Viking raids, then further impacted by Roman colonization.www.mywytchyways.com…

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008 Decolonize Gender 24:53

5y ago24:53

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Healing Turtle Island, a 21-year cycle of rituals dreamed into reality by Sherri Mitchell, focused in 2019 on Healing from Colonialism. The first day of ritual centered on colonialism’s impact on gender roles and how they relate with one another. www.mywytchyways.comBy Jacqueline Freeman

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007 Colonialism + Bad Theology = Feeling Like an Outsider 29:36

5y ago29:36

29:36

Visiting the Friends Ancient Burial Grounds in Pennsylvania and attending the Chester Quaker meeting outside Philadelphia lead to a discussion on inclusion and the feeling of being an outsider- which seems like such a universal human emotion, but upon further reflection, is more likely the result of the colonialization that cut us off from our bodi…

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006 The Swamp of My Anger 16:17

5y ago16:17

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From the Quaker Ancient Burial Ground in London Grove Township, Pennsylvania, I’m processing the anger left still grinding from my visit through Virginia and an ancestor that owned slaves as well as the Jamestown Settlement and the summer of the first shipment of slaves as well as the Tobacco Brides coming into the colony. I reflect on the damage t…

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005 Twisted Lion Written in Stone 23:24

5y ago23:24

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Recorded in Franklin County, North Carolina at the ordination site of my oldest known ancestor on my Father’s Fathers line, I wrestle with the welcoming I feel from the land and the anger I feel about the exploitive and abusive energy I feel on the line. The worn gravestones made me realize that "written in stone" does not mean something's permanen…

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004 Staying on the Plantation 20:50

5y ago20:50

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Recorded at the Redcliffe Plantation in South Carolina, where many of the slaves reportedly stayed on as freedmen and sharecroppers until the 1970s. Their decision to stay on is usually seen as evidence of how much the plantation system met their needs and worked for them, but I believe it was more likely the result of terrorism like the lynchings …

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003 Remembering the Forgotten 32:19

5y ago32:19

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Recorded in Mobile, AL at the Old Plateau Cemetery near Africatown in the north side of the Mobile Bay. Survivors of the Clotilda, the last slave ship to come to America, are buried there. I also visited the St. Michael’s Churchyard on the Faunsdale Plantation in Faunsdale, Alabama. www.mywytchyways.com…

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002 Redwood Roots 31:13

5y ago31:13

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Recorded in the Redwoods National Park spring of 2019 during a #vanlife trial run. While meditating in the ancient forest, a family cluster of redwoods invite me to tap in. Second segment is a visualization to tap into our own root systems and experience the support that is there.By Jacqueline Freeman

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How This Got Started 36:54

5y ago36:54

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Recorded in Austin, TX at the beginning of my Ancestral Borderlands Truth & Reconciliation Tour, this episode traces some of the yarns woven into the present moment as an introduction to the podcast www.mywytchyways.comwww.patreon.com/wytchywaysBy Jacqueline Freeman

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Ep 21 - CelebriTEA PART I with Hannah Freeman and Matt Curiano 40:43

5+ y ago40:43

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One of the best parts of working in the New York City restaurant industry is the occasional run-in with a celeb. Almost all of our bartender/server friends have a story about SOMEONE...so in this new series we will SPILL THE CELEBRITEA!! Our first CelebriTEA features stories from former guests Hannah Freeman, Matt Curiano, and of course, your favor…

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Ep 20 is FIRE with Jacqueline Correa 39:03

6y ago39:03

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Welcome back to Part 2!If you haven't listened to Part 1 of our interview with Jacqueline Correa, stop what you're doing, go back, and listen to it.But if you have, lucky you, because this is about to get SERIOUS.Getting people fired. Dealing with actual fire. The corporate apartment, which was not literally on fire, technically, but was on fire wi…

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Ep 19 Staying On Topic with Jacqueline Correa 51:20

6y ago51:20

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Welcome back, loyal listener!This episode, we had such a lovely conversation with Jacqueline Correa that we couldn't bear to cut it down, so we had to split it into two episodes!This week, we discuss the shame of mispronunciation, the difficulty of a language barrier and shameful one-star reviews of the fanciest restaurants in Manhattan.Make sure t…

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Holy Women's Work 1:15:03

6y ago1:15:03

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With guest Kaden Sheffield, we discuss the spiritual practices couched in traditional women's work, the feminine side of spirituality and religion, and the way text vs image impacts how we see the world.By Jacqueline Freeman

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My Sh-t is My Superpower 41:13

6y ago41:13

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Jacqueline and guest Jaena Moynihan meet on the New Moon opening Eclipsepacolypse 2018 to talk about shifting patterns, making their way through the dark, and realizing that what we thought as shameful weaknesses are actually the place with the greatest potential for connection.By Jacqueline Freeman

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37 - The Tricky Thing About Consent 53:06

6+ y ago53:06

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It seems simple that a man shouldn’t make sexual advances without a woman’s consent, yet we live in a culture that often sends men the opposite message. In the midst of the MeToo and Time’s Up movements, we examine what we can do to make the world a safer place for all people when it comes to sex.By Jacqueline Freeman

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36 - Doing Right by the Ancestors & Ourselves 1:18:07

7y ago1:18:07

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With the spiritual realm being particularly close to us this time of year, we explore how we can honor our ancestors in the present. We also discuss Spiritual Bypassing - a shadow way of using spiritual concepts to avoid facing hard realities. We end with practical advice on how to know what you have a responsibility to change and what to trust to …

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35 - Woke up MAD this morning 1:02:29

7y ago1:02:29

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“Anger wants a place to land,” so how do we work with that without hurting ourselves or others? In this episode, Jacqueline and Sara both woke up angry, and talk about working through anger in a productive way.By Jacqueline Freeman

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34 - Shadows and triggers and emotions, OH MY! 1:12:39

7y ago1:12:39

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Growth - personally, professionally, and culturally - requires facing difficult emotions and having tough conversations. On the other side is truth, peace, and upleveling your life. Here are links to the authors and resources we mentioned in this episode:Amy Schumer video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzlvDV3mpZwTina Fey video https://www.youtube…

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33 - Monster in Our Midst 53:37

7y ago53:37

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The recent White Supremacist rally in Virginia has sparked a national conversation about how to push back the tidal wave of hatred that has been washing over the country of late. How do we work to transform the hatred we see around us without becoming monsters ourselves?Discussion on honoring Yes & NoDon Ruiz Jr’s book The Five AttachmentsNetflix d…

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Living with Lions at the Watering Hole 1:05:23

7y ago1:05:23

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We dive into an article about the bardo, the void between death and rebirth, that is a part of the natural cycle of change that we experience repeatedly throughout life, and discuss what can come out of that place of letting go in order to experience rebirth. Here are links to the authors and resources we mentioned in this episode:The Four Essentia…

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Start Playing Small 1:08:07

7+ y ago1:08:07

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We often assume that big change comes from large organizations and charismatic leaders, but in this episode we discuss how powerful change most often starts with small communities comprised of individuals leading themselves - and how you can be one of them, no matter how big or small your aspirations. Here are links to the authors and resources we …

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Awareness and its Opposite 55:02

7+ y ago55:02

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Guest Randa Hamwi uses the oldest Arabic lexicon and a concordance of the Qur’an to come to some really profound understandings of what it means to be Human. In a time of closing things down and drawing sides, Ms. Hamwi’s work opens up, expands and connects. Her upcoming book focuses on what she calls “The IQRA Challenge,” which gives a process to …

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Inaugurate Your Life 59:10

7+ y ago59:10

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How can you harness your energy on Inauguration Day towards something good, even when you're not feeling good about where the new leadership is taking us? We discuss ways to usher in a new age of powerful intentions and actions in your life regardless - or perhaps because of - what's going on externally. Plus, some simple tips on how to interpret y…

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New Year Same Ol Same Ol 1:04:24

7+ y ago1:04:24

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What do you do when you're uncertain about what goals you want to set for the new year? Especially during tumultuous times, a new approach on how to envision a new year may be necessary.By Jacqueline Freeman

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25 Nature Of Reality 1:22:38

7+ y ago1:22:38

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We take a deep look at the nature of reality, our perceptions of what is real, what’s really going on under the surface, and how our understanding of quantum physics must change the way we think about brain science and what is real. Then we explore the topic of how evolution in the 21st century and beyond may be about psychological evolution rather…

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24 Agency Vs Punishment Final 1:16:39

7+ y ago1:16:39

1:16:39

Telling the story of the First Woman leading the Dine' people to the 3rd World leads to a discussion on agency versus punishment and how we face the changes we see before us since the election.By Jacqueline Freeman

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Ep 23 Bullies On The Playground 1:37:22

7+ y ago1:37:22

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Special guest Kathleen Gramzay's recent trip to Greece leads to a discussion on multi-dimensional experiences, emotional release and transformation, and how we can use that to flip the script on the bullies on the playgrounds of our lives.By Jacqueline Freeman

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Ep 22 Walking With the Ancestors 1:06:29

8y ago1:06:29

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Recorded on Dia de los Muertos, artist and writer Paige Sullivan guest hosts a conversation about releasing ancestor angst and its relationship to creative process.By Jacqueline Freeman

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21- #YesAllWomen 42:24

8y ago42:24

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Join us for a community sharing ritual to break the silence and shame required to maintain rape culture's prevalence in our society. This episode is a template to hold a sharing circle in your own community to provide space for women to share their sexual assault stories in empathetic community while supportive men provide silent witness.…

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20 - Clearing Our Mental Closets 1:39:51

8y ago1:39:51

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What’s blocking you from creating your art or simply living a more tranquil and fulfilling life? We discuss strategies for clearing out the physical, mental, and emotional clutter that is keeping your life small.By Jacqueline Freeman

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19 - Water Is Life 1:26:34

8y ago1:26:34

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Women are the water bearers, and healing our relationship with our bodies and our monthly cycles deepens our intuition and creativity. Here are the authors and resources we mentioned in this episode:Dakota Access PipelineThe Red Tent by Anita DiamantBlink by Malcolm GladwellBy Jacqueline Freeman

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18 - Hurry Up and Slow Down 1:10:56

8y ago1:10:56

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What does time urgency and reverse discrimination have to do with white supremacy? And how is the ego driving the ship?Here are links to the authors and resources we mentioned in this episode:Master of None TV show is available on NetflixBy Jacqueline Freeman

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17 - Walking Through the Gender Medicine Wheel 1:20:48

8y ago1:20:48

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We explore the healthy and toxic aspects of the masculine and feminine principles through the Gender Medicine Wheel and discuss the nature of the Divine Masculine. Here are links to the authors and resources we mentioned in this episode:The Gender Medicine Wheel was developed by Jose Luis & Lena Stevens at Power Path Shamanism…

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16 - Talking Rider to Rider 1:31:01

8y ago1:31:01

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16 - Talking Rider to Riderhttp://www.mediafire.com/download/g484j4eqqxkfddf/KitchenTableAlchemy016.mp3We talk with guest Carolina Krawarik-Graham on how to have difficult conversations around race and equality, as well as how to confront the unconscious biases hiding in our own minds. Here are links to the authors and resources we mentioned in thi…

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15 - Powering Down the Predator 1:25:58

8y ago1:25:58

1:25:58

We welcome our first musician guest Kristin Center as we discuss how to handle those predatory types in our lives who seek to tear down the weak, the sacred, and the beautiful. Plus, Jacqueline fills us in on her summer Stonehenge sabbatical. Tune in for lots of laughs and a bit of powerful music!By Jacqueline Freeman

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14 - The Truth About Happily Ever After 1:04:45

8+ y ago1:04:45

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Is happily ever after really possible or just a pipe dream? Or is it our either/or mentality that’s getting in the way? Can we have a big impact in the world? Tune in to discover strategies to “have it all” without burning out or selling out. Authors and resources we discussed in this episode:Brene Brown’s BIG (Boundaries, Integrity, Generosity)htt…

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13 - The Mother of All Episodes 1:03:35

8+ y ago1:03:35

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Leaving behind survival mode and stepping into trust can be difficult when life has given us plenty of reasons not to trust. Mother’s Day is a time for celebration for some, and for others it is a reminder of what we’ve lost or never had.By Jacqueline Freeman

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12 - Is Your Creativity Homeless? 55:55

8+ y ago55:55

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You wouldn’t think that the topics of creativity and homelessness would go together, and neither did we, until we sat down and talked about them back-to-back. We discuss how creativity is an essential human need, and why most people don’t get enough of it. Then we address the sticky issue of how to handle that uncomfortable moment when you pull up …

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11 - Death, Life, and Drama 1:19:13

8+ y ago1:19:13

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Dealing with death is not easy, but we all have to do it at some point, so we talk about what we most need to know to help others - or ourselves - through the darkness. Then we follow up on our conversation about the drama triangle and talk about how to get out whenever we get caught up in it. Thanks to Cyd West for being our first podcast guest!He…

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