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45. Adriene Mishler: Yoga for Everyone
37:22||Season 4, Ep. 45As part of our People of Interest Series we dive into: Adriene Mishler, the beloved teacher behind Yoga With Adriene. Known for her mantra “find what feels good”, Adriene has built a global community by making yoga accessible, playful, and profoundly human. Why Adriene’s philosophy resonates with millions across the world. The science-backed benefits of mindful movement for stress, mood, and sleep. How you can begin (or deepen) a yoga practice that’s built on compassion, not perfection.Whether you’re brand new to yoga, returning after time away, or simply curious about weaving more mindfulness into daily life, this episode is here to remind you that you don’t need fancy poses or long hours to find balance just a willingness to show up.https://www.youtube.com/yogawithadrieneReference:The Body Keeps the Score Bessel van der KolkRadical Acceptance Tara BrachSelf-Compassion Kristin NeffAtomic Habits James Clear
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44. Mark Manson: A Subtle F* Off
40:06||Season 4, Ep. 44Happy New Year!!! This episode marks the beginning of our new Persons of Interest series. A spotlight on thinkers, practitioners, scientists, wellness leaders, and creators from around the world whose voices help us grow. We focus on Mark Manson, the bestselling author whose blunt, honest approach to self development has challenged millions of people to rethink what truly matters. Manson reminds us that happiness isn’t found in constant positivity, but in choosing meaningful struggles, aligning with our values, and letting go of the trivial.Reference:The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fck* Mark MansonEverything is Fcked: A Book About Hope* Mark MansonWill Will Smith & Mark MansonThe Denial of Death Ernest BeckerMan’s Search for Meaning Viktor FranklMeditations Marcus Aurelius41. The Richest Lessons from Babylon: Ancient & Modern Freedom
51:44||Season 4, Ep. 41A thousand year journey written a century ago. George S. Clason gave us one of the most timeless books on money and mindset ever written:More than just a book about gold and ancient parables, but how Babylon’s wisdom saving first fuels our wellbeing and mental health which is just as relevant in 2025 as it was thousands of years ago.Why the simple 10% saving rule is more powerful than any modern money hack. How overspending and lifestyle inflation quietly trap us in cycles of stress. The hidden link between money, mental health, and overall wellness. Why gratitude and vision are as vital to wealth as savings and investments. Reference:The Richest Man in Babylon George S. ClasonYour Money or Your Life Vicki RobinThe Total Money Makeover Dave RamseyAtomic Habits James Clear39. Your Anam Cara
44:11||Season 4, Ep. 39In todays episode we go through John O’Donohue’s Anam Cara: A Book of Celtic Wisdom, a timeless work that invites us to rethink friendship, belonging, and the sacredness of human connection.Anam Cara means “soul friend,” is at the heart of Celtic spirituality. It represents a bond that transcends time, distance, and even death a friendship where two people see each other at the level of the soul. Knowing to live with clarity, presence, and intention. It’s about learning how to slow down, rediscover belonging, and honor the sacredness of ordinary life.Reference:Anam Cara: A Book of Celtic Wisdom John O’DonohueBeauty: The Invisible Embrace John O’DonohueEternal Echoe John O’Donohue38. Braving the Wilderness: Belonging Without Fitting In
21:38||Season 4, Ep. 38The raw terrain of belonging, identity, and authenticity, inspired by Brené Brown’s powerful concept of “braving the wilderness.” Through personal reflection, psychological research, and spiritual wisdom, Stuart explores the difference between fitting in and truly belonging, why so many of us feel lonely in crowded rooms, and how we can build real connection without betraying who we are.Reference:Braving the Wilderness by Brené BrownBelonging: The Science of Creating Connection and Bridging Divides by Geoffrey L. CohenThe Gifts of Imperfection by Brené BrownThe Art of Belonging by Hugh MackayThe Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle37. Unmasking Celebrities & Anxiety
01:00:10||Season 4, Ep. 37A reflective look at the world of celebrity and fame; the breakdowns, perfectionism, and the pressures we place on ourselves in an image-obsessed culture.Why do the people we admire most celebrities, influencers, icons so often collapse under the very success we crave? And more importantly, what does their anxiety, addiction, and burnout reveal about our own silent struggles? Reference:The Myth of Normal Gabor Maté Self-Compassion Kristin NeffThe Presentation of Self in Everyday Life Erving Goffman Stolen Focus: Why You Can’t Pay Attention Johann Hari The Gifts of Imperfection Brené Brown36. The Better Self: Emotional Intelligence, Letting Go, and Learning to Live
01:23:57||Season 4, Ep. 36An episode about hose moments of anxiety on a train, the sting of failure, the tenderness of grief, and the surprising freedom that came when we stopped trying to control everything. When relationships act as mirrors, how memory shapes meaning, and why small, identity-based habits often matter more than grand transformations.Massive thank you to Kelly P for this notion of how we learn to be present with ourselves and others. For anyone who’s tired of chasing the “next” and ready to practice being fully "HERE"Reference:Emotional Intelligence Daniel GolemanThe Untethered Soul Michael A. SingerA New Earth Eckhart TolleThe Gifts of Imperfection Brené BrownEmotional First Aid Guy Winch