Menstrual cycle expert Alexandra and lunar cycle specialist Sjanie discuss the importance of crossover days in the cycle, exploring transitions between inner seasons. They delve into navigating emotional shifts, embracing community support, and the significance of self-awareness during delicate phases. The podcast emphasizes the value of recognizing and preparing for these crossover days to promote personal growth and creativity.

Courtney and Alexandra join Nancy for a lively attachment talk in the Bermuda Zone. They discuss contrasting attachment experiences and the fears each attachment type has for the others. The guests share their experiences as attachment parents, and the importance of being loved for who you are as an individual. They also explore grounding practices for each attachment type and what they think they needed from their parents.

Alexandra and Akirah play 'We're Not Really Strangers' and reflect on unexpected things, letting go of dreams, and what they're looking forward to. They discuss their surprising decisions to return to school, letting go of dreams, taking breaks for personal growth, the significance of compliments, and the unexplainable nature of human connections.

Today’s new story, by a 7 year old from New Jersey named Alexandra, explores the never-ending real estate struggles between mice and humans.

Alexandra, une étudiante passionnée de la langue française, explore l'architecture haussmannienne de Paris avec l'architecte Gilles Fian. Ils découvrent l'histoire et les caractéristiques de ce style influencé par Napoléon III au XIXe siècle. Le podcast explore les éléments architecturaux comme les consoles, les garde-corps en fer forgé et la disposition en enfilade. Une visite guidée d'une maison avec des explications détaillées sur les salles de bain est également présentée.