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Mentioned in 18 episodes

On Our Best Behavior, The Seven Deadly Sins and the Price Women Pay to Be Good

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Elise Loehnen

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Elise Loehnen

Mentioned in 18 episodes

Recommended by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book.

31 snips

A 4-Step Process for Changing the Patterns That Hold You Back (Gabby Bernstein)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book.

27 snips

How to Talk to People You'd Rather Hate (Loretta J. Ross)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book.

20 snips

Trusting in the Synchronicity of the Universe (Satya Doyle Byock)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her own book, exploring how women have been conditioned for goodness and the price they pay.

11 snips

Is this the Cure for Chronic Pain and Anxiety? (Nicole Sachs, LCSW)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book, exploring societal conditioning of women for goodness and men for power.

11 snips

What the Next Big Astrological Shifts Mean for Us (Jennifer Freed, PhD)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book.

When Does Manifestation Work? (Anne Emerson)

Recommended by

Elise Loehnen

as one of her books.

Is It Time to Stop Optimizing? (Coco Krumme)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

when discussing her own book and its themes.

The Astrological Shifts to Know for 2025 (Heidi Rose Robbins)

Recommended by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book.

Understanding Archetypal Evil (Thomas Hübl, PhD)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her own book.

The Life Review (Connie Zweig, PhD)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her own book.

Doing Beautiful Things (Richard Christiansen)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book.

Becoming Untrapped (Pico Iyer)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her own book, exploring how women have been conditioned for goodness and men for power.

What We Got Wrong About the Female Body (Cat Bohannon, PhD)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as a book she wrote.

Putting Action Before Contemplation (Richard Rohr)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book.

When You Quit Being Defensive (Chelsea Handler)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

at the end of the podcast as her own book.

Wintering with Our Feelings (Katherine May)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her own book exploring the societal expectations placed on women.

How to Commune More Deeply with Nature (Maria Rodale)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book exploring how women have been conditioned for goodness.

Activating Your Life Force (Phil Stutz, MD)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book, exploring how societal conditioning affects women and men.

But What If the Bible Doesn’t Say That? (Dan McClellan, PhD)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book exploring women's conditioning and cultural expectations.

What Would Happen If We Related to Money Differently? (Elizabeth Ralph)

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