If you could write one thing to the people you love, what would it be? How do you want to be remembered when you have left this earth? Rabbi Steve Leder, bestselling author of For You When I’m Gone, joins me to explore ethical wills, grief, and the quiet, brave power of telling the truth with love. We talk about the messy reality of dying and mourning; what people avoid saying, what they wish they had said sooner, and how silence serves no one. Rabbi Leder shares what an ethi

In this episode , I’m joined by Dana Chapman, teacher, yogi and entrepreneur, for an honest, deeply human conversation about parenting a child with disabilities and what this experience has taught her about undiscovered courage, resilience, and love. Dana shares what the early days really felt like, how her family navigated the many appointments and unfamiliar systems, and finding the balance between protecting your child and empowering them. We talk about the isolation, the

In this episode, we look to the heavens with astrologer Lady Samantha for a grounded, hopeful conversation about astrology as a living practice; one that invites reflection, meaning, and personal agency. Together, we explore how astrology can be used as a tool for self-understanding and resilience. Lady Samantha shares enlightening insights for the years ahead, offering perspective on what the skies might suggest about our collective journey, and how we can meet the future wi