What happens when you finally realize that the grief you are suffering needs to change? A moment of clarity that results in an AH-HA! moment! The personal epiphany that tells you that change is possible.

Amy Lanci, a communication consultant and author of 'The Voice Within,' shares her insights on nurturing children's intuition and self-expression. She discusses the importance of listening to children and rethinking traditional views on giftedness beyond mere test scores. The conversation emphasizes the transformative power of storytelling in breaking generational curses and fostering healing. Lanci also highlights strategies for navigating difficult conversations with emotional intelligence, underscoring the significance of authentic communication in supporting kids through personal challenges.

The podcast discusses the alchemy of grief and how it can lead to personal transformation. It emphasizes the value of individual grief stories and the gems of wisdom they can provide. The hosts share their experiences with loss, inspiring listeners to foster community and support. They explore the importance of vulnerability, self-care, and navigating societal pressures while staying true to oneself. Additionally, themes of joy during the holiday season and the value of embracing life's cycles are examined, encouraging growth and intentional living.

Dive into a heartfelt discussion on transforming grief into growth. Explore the alchemy of loss, as personal stories illuminate healing through community and shared experiences. Discover the beauty in vulnerability with Kintsugi as a metaphor, embracing life's scars. Music emerges as a powerful tool for connection and renewal, bringing joy amidst sorrow. Reflect on the layers of grief, resilience, and the transformative nature of pain, revealing that even in darkness, there are lessons and light to be found.

Reverend Jenny Eagleman, a spiritual advisor, and Nicole Marcouillet, a social work manager at Minnesota Oncology, share invaluable insights into the emotional journey of cancer patients. They discuss the profound impact of a cancer diagnosis, compare it to the themes of a Bob Dylan song, and highlight the crucial need for emotional and social support. The conversation emphasizes the importance of open dialogues, creating safe spaces for expression, and fostering hope while navigating treatment. Their reflections underscore finding meaning and connection amidst life's most challenging moments.

Dr. Ryan Funk, a radiation oncologist at Minnesota Oncology, shares invaluable insights on navigating a prostate cancer diagnosis. He dives into the emotional tumult faced by patients and the advancements in radiation treatment. The significance of early detection through PSA testing is explored, alongside the essential conversations between patients and healthcare providers. Listeners gain understanding of personalized treatment plans and the role of hormone therapy, all while embracing the power of open communication in coping with cancer.

In this episode Nancy and Dan talk about how grace shows up when alchemy is given the chance to transform the pain and grief caused by loss.

HD helps you to show up in an authentic way. Human design reframes the human experience with insight into how our energy flows and information flows. Once purpose is discerned, we can then associate our purpose with how we show up in the world.

Laura Dill lost both her parents and her father-in-law to the same rare, incurable brain cancer all within a short time. n this episode we discuss the impact of being a caregiver to both her parents and her children. THe lessons she learned and the helpful tips that can help you cope when faced with being a caregiver n the sandwich generation.She used this tragedy to build the Slay Society, a registered charity in Ottawa, raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for glioblastoma caregivers, raise awareness through advocacy, helping to develop hospital programs and write the best-selling book, Daughter.

Leslie Sack started dancing when she was 6 years old and hasn’t stopped since. She’s been a certified ballroom and social dance instructor for twenty five years, owned her own studio for the past fifteen years, and has helped thousands of people to move with ease, grace, rhythm and poise. Join us as we explore the brain-body connection and how dance can be a metaphor for life.P.S. - SPOTIFY has warned that the musical selection for this episode violated The Beach Boys intellectual property right therefore, I have removed the song, Kokomo from this recording of our radio program. Thank you Spotify for nothing. The point of using music to illustrate a particular theme and/or insight is no different than publishing a criticism of the said work.