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Join hosts Jaisa Engasser and Rachael Loney as they dive deep into the realms of spirituality, healing and the beautiful chaos of life. 

From ancient traditions, to modern practices, they are going to explore it ALL! Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned seeker, you’re guaranteed to find something that inspires, challenges and intrigues you here. 


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Join hosts Jaisa Engasser and Rachael Loney as they dive deep into the realms of spirituality, healing and the beautiful chaos of life. 

From ancient traditions, to modern practices, they are going to explore it ALL! Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned seeker, you’re guaranteed to find something that inspires, challenges and intrigues you here. 


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Jaisa and Rachael hit record on this one at the kitchen table, mid mental breakdown, on the theory that they could not possibly be the only ones.

August 27 was the lunar eclipse in Pisces, and it closed an eclipse cycle that opened in September 2024. Which happens to be the exact month Spirit Outspoken launched. Two years of the Virgo Pisces axis doing its work, and neither of them came out the other side as the same person.

In this episode they get into what that cycle has actually been asking. Virgo wants order and analysis and the reassurance that if you just get everything right, you will be safe. Pisces wants surrender, and faith in what cannot be proven or controlled. Sitting between those two is deeply uncomfortable, and this is an honest account of that discomfort from inside it.

Rachael talks about the chameleon years and what it costs to finally have a voice. Jaisa talks about grieving an identity she spent a career building, and the strange experience of feeling something in your body long before your mind catches up.

If you have mutable placements, or you have just felt unrecognizable to yourself lately, you are not alone. Come lament in the comments.


If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out: 

Episode 65: Created with Purpose - Faith & Astrology w/ Debra Silverman

Episode 80: Finding Her Voice: How Songwriting & Healing Led to True Faith w/ Alana Springsteen


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Jaisa and Rachael hit record on this one at the kitchen table, mid mental breakdown, on the theory that they could not possibly be the only ones.

August 27 was the lunar eclipse in Pisces, and it closed an eclipse cycle that opened in September 2024. Which happens to be the exact month Spirit Outspoken launched. Two years of the Virgo Pisces axis doing its work, and neither of them came out the other side as the same person.

In this episode they get into what that cycle has actually been asking. Virgo wants order and analysis and the reassurance that if you just get everything right, you will be safe. Pisces wants surrender, and faith in what cannot be proven or controlled. Sitting between those two is deeply uncomfortable, and this is an honest account of that discomfort from inside it.

Rachael talks about the chameleon years and what it costs to finally have a voice. Jaisa talks about grieving an identity she spent a career building, and the strange experience of feeling something in your body long before your mind catches up.

If you have mutable placements, or you have just felt unrecognizable to yourself lately, you are not alone. Come lament in the comments.


If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out: 

Episode 65: Created with Purpose - Faith & Astrology w/ Debra Silverman

Episode 80: Finding Her Voice: How Songwriting & Healing Led to True Faith w/ Alana Springsteen


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Every time we talk about loving our LGBTQ neighbors, the same question shows up in our comments: isn't it our job as Christians to point out sin?

In this bonus episode, priest and public theologian Joash P. Thomas answers it. The only people Jesus talks about judgment with are religious leaders abusing their power. Everyone else gets grace. Joash argues the pressure to correct other people never came from Jesus, it came from colonizers and the western church that learned its theology from them, and he makes his case for LGBTQ inclusion straight from the book of Acts, where the Spirit is always out ahead and the church struggles to keep up.

He also answers the question a family member really asked him, "would you ever marry the gays," with a sacramental answer we did not see coming.

Short episode, big exhale. It brings the whole thing back to love, which was always the point.

Our guest: Joash P. Thomas is a priest, public theologian, and the author of The Justice of Jesus.
 Follow Joash: Instagram @joashpthomas TikTok: @joashpthomas
Substack: https://substack.com/@joashpthomas
Website: https://www.joashpthomas.com/
Order his book, The Justice of Jesus, on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4yvcKmI

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out:

Episode 58: The 1946 Mistake That Changed Christianity: How “Homosexual” Entered the Bible

Episode 59: What We Got Wrong About Homosexuality: Culture, Politis & The Church (Part 2)

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Every time we talk about loving our LGBTQ neighbors, the same question shows up in our comments: isn't it our job as Christians to point out sin?

In this bonus episode, priest and public theologian Joash P. Thomas answers it. The only people Jesus talks about judgment with are religious leaders abusing their power. Everyone else gets grace. Joash argues the pressure to correct other people never came from Jesus, it came from colonizers and the western church that learned its theology from them, and he makes his case for LGBTQ inclusion straight from the book of Acts, where the Spirit is always out ahead and the church struggles to keep up.

He also answers the question a family member really asked him, "would you ever marry the gays," with a sacramental answer we did not see coming.

Short episode, big exhale. It brings the whole thing back to love, which was always the point.

Our guest: Joash P. Thomas is a priest, public theologian, and the author of The Justice of Jesus.
 Follow Joash: Instagram @joashpthomas TikTok: @joashpthomas
Substack: https://substack.com/@joashpthomas
Website: https://www.joashpthomas.com/
Order his book, The Justice of Jesus, on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4yvcKmI

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out:

Episode 58: The 1946 Mistake That Changed Christianity: How “Homosexual” Entered the Bible

Episode 59: What We Got Wrong About Homosexuality: Culture, Politis & The Church (Part 2)

If this one landed, follow the show and leave us a review. It genuinely helps more people find us.

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If you’ve ever wondered whether there’s more happening around you than what you can see, this conversation is for you.

Kathleen Ives spent kindergarten through 12th grade in Catholic school, eventually swung about as close to atheism as you can get, and today works as a psychic medium and intuitive guide. Somewhere along the way, Jesus reentered the picture unexpectedly. She didn’t go looking for him, and for a long time, she resisted what she was experiencing.

In this conversation, Jaisa and Rachael talk with Kathleen about what it actually means to connect with spirit, how she experiences the unseen world, and why ideas that can sound “woo woo” begin to feel very different when viewed through the lens of energy, frequency, and curiosity rather than fear.

They explore signs, synchronicities, intuition, and the possibility that there may be far more happening around us than we typically notice.

And then the conversation goes somewhere Kathleen never expected: back to Jesus. Not as a figure we’re meant to hand our power over to, but as a healer whose life and teachings may have been pointing toward what is possible within all of us. For Kathleen, Mary Magdalene became an unexpected doorway back to understanding him - and that opens up an entirely different conversation about faith, power, and spirituality.

This episode is an invitation to stay curious about the unseen, loosen our certainty, and consider what might become possible when we stop being afraid of what we don’t yet understand.

Our guest: Kathleen Ives is a spirit medium, intuitive coach, death educator and author who walks women through life's most tender seasons of change, grief and growth. Her work is a reminder that even in the heaviest chapters, it is safe to feel good again. 

Book A Session/Discount Code: Visit KathleenIves.com to book your session. Enter “SPIRITOUTSPOKEN” at checkout to receive 10% off.

Purchase Kathleen’s Book: Order your copy of “7 Ways to Live In-JOY Today” on Amazon

Follow Kathleen: Instagram: @kathleenives_ 

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out: 

Episode 64: Loved Ones Never Leave Us – A Psychic Medium on the Afterlife w/ Sean Collyns

Episode 79: Journey Beyond the Veil – Finding Healing Through Mediumship w/ Camille McConnell

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If you’ve ever wondered whether there’s more happening around you than what you can see, this conversation is for you.

Kathleen Ives spent kindergarten through 12th grade in Catholic school, eventually swung about as close to atheism as you can get, and today works as a psychic medium and intuitive guide. Somewhere along the way, Jesus reentered the picture unexpectedly. She didn’t go looking for him, and for a long time, she resisted what she was experiencing.

In this conversation, Jaisa and Rachael talk with Kathleen about what it actually means to connect with spirit, how she experiences the unseen world, and why ideas that can sound “woo woo” begin to feel very different when viewed through the lens of energy, frequency, and curiosity rather than fear.

They explore signs, synchronicities, intuition, and the possibility that there may be far more happening around us than we typically notice.

And then the conversation goes somewhere Kathleen never expected: back to Jesus. Not as a figure we’re meant to hand our power over to, but as a healer whose life and teachings may have been pointing toward what is possible within all of us. For Kathleen, Mary Magdalene became an unexpected doorway back to understanding him - and that opens up an entirely different conversation about faith, power, and spirituality.

This episode is an invitation to stay curious about the unseen, loosen our certainty, and consider what might become possible when we stop being afraid of what we don’t yet understand.

Our guest: Kathleen Ives is a spirit medium, intuitive coach, death educator and author who walks women through life's most tender seasons of change, grief and growth. Her work is a reminder that even in the heaviest chapters, it is safe to feel good again. 

Book A Session/Discount Code: Visit KathleenIves.com to book your session. Enter “SPIRITOUTSPOKEN” at checkout to receive 10% off.

Purchase Kathleen’s Book: Order your copy of “7 Ways to Live In-JOY Today” on Amazon

Follow Kathleen: Instagram: @kathleenives_ 

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out: 

Episode 64: Loved Ones Never Leave Us – A Psychic Medium on the Afterlife w/ Sean Collyns

Episode 79: Journey Beyond the Veil – Finding Healing Through Mediumship w/ Camille McConnell

Follow the show and leave a review if this one landed for you. It is the single easiest way to help us reach more people.


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What if the fear, chaos and searching all come from one belief, that we're separate from God, from one another, and from the parts of ourselves we were taught to reject? Taylor Perkins joins Jaisa and Rachael for a conversation about union, faith, and the illusion of separation.

Taylor's argument is that the divine was never something outside of us we're straining to reach. We get into Jesus and Krishna, why Jesus kept talking about weddings and bridal chambers, and what "I and the Father are one" actually claims.

Then it gets personal. Reality is a mirror, so the pieces of ourselves we bury keep showing up outside of us. Taylor shares what finally moved a 20 year struggle, and it wasn't fighting harder. 

Our guest: Taylor Perkins is a spiritual teacher weaving the Gnostic gospels, the Bhagavad Gita and eastern contemplative traditions into one thesis about union. Follow Taylor: Instagram @iamtaylorperkins  TikTok: @iamtaylorperkins.backup

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out: 

Episode 73: The Language of Energy - Intuition, Vibration & Spiritual Guidance w/ Sonia Choquette

Episode 68: Do Souls Evolve? Soul Levels, Reincarnation & Compassion w/ Ainslie MacLeod

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What if the fear, chaos and searching all come from one belief, that we're separate from God, from one another, and from the parts of ourselves we were taught to reject? Taylor Perkins joins Jaisa and Rachael for a conversation about union, faith, and the illusion of separation.

Taylor's argument is that the divine was never something outside of us we're straining to reach. We get into Jesus and Krishna, why Jesus kept talking about weddings and bridal chambers, and what "I and the Father are one" actually claims.

Then it gets personal. Reality is a mirror, so the pieces of ourselves we bury keep showing up outside of us. Taylor shares what finally moved a 20 year struggle, and it wasn't fighting harder. 

Our guest: Taylor Perkins is a spiritual teacher weaving the Gnostic gospels, the Bhagavad Gita and eastern contemplative traditions into one thesis about union. Follow Taylor: Instagram @iamtaylorperkins  TikTok: @iamtaylorperkins.backup

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out: 

Episode 73: The Language of Energy - Intuition, Vibration & Spiritual Guidance w/ Sonia Choquette

Episode 68: Do Souls Evolve? Soul Levels, Reincarnation & Compassion w/ Ainslie MacLeod

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What if your child isn't giving you a hard time, but telling you exactly what they need? In this episode Jaisa and Rachael use each child's moon sign as a map to what makes them feel safe, what makes them feel threatened, and how they process big emotions.

They open with Proverbs 22:6 and the Hebrew scholarship that reframes "train up a child" as parenting toward a child's natural bend, not forcing them straight, and how the birth chart illustrates that every child is divinely and uniquely made. Then they walk through all 12 moon signs, what each child needs, what to avoid, and the God given design in each, with real stories from their own homes, and close with a simple way to teach kids their own charts.

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out:

Episode 90 Your Moon Sign Is Your Emotional Blueprint

Episode 82: How to Love and Care for Every Enneagram Type w/ Abbey Howe



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What if your child isn't giving you a hard time, but telling you exactly what they need? In this episode Jaisa and Rachael use each child's moon sign as a map to what makes them feel safe, what makes them feel threatened, and how they process big emotions.

They open with Proverbs 22:6 and the Hebrew scholarship that reframes "train up a child" as parenting toward a child's natural bend, not forcing them straight, and how the birth chart illustrates that every child is divinely and uniquely made. Then they walk through all 12 moon signs, what each child needs, what to avoid, and the God given design in each, with real stories from their own homes, and close with a simple way to teach kids their own charts.

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out:

Episode 90 Your Moon Sign Is Your Emotional Blueprint

Episode 82: How to Love and Care for Every Enneagram Type w/ Abbey Howe



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"No sex before marriage" isn't actually in the Bible, and neither is the single "biblical marriage" purity culture sold us. Jaisa and Rachael sit down with Bible scholar Mattie Mae Motl to ask what scripture really says about sex, gender, and sexuality once you strip away the rules we inherited.

They dig into what "sexual immorality" actually meant (exploitative sex, not premarital sex), how religion has long been used to control women's bodies, and why the body is an access to the divine, not an obstacle to it. Mattie shares her own purity culture upbringing, why "praying the gay away" is harmful, why sexuality is a spectrum, and what the Trevor Project data says about affirming homes. It closes on reading the Bible through love of God and neighbor, raising kids around sex without shame, and a little astrology to send us off.

About our guest: Mattie Mae Motl is a Bible scholar and PhD candidate at the University of St Andrews, a writer, creator, mother, and an openly queer voice in this space.

Follow X: @mattiemaemotl (Instagram) / @mattiemaemotl (TikTok)
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If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out:
 
Episode 59 - What We Got Wrong About Homosexuality: Culture, Politics & The Church (Part 2)

Episode 58 - The 1946 Mistake that Changed Christianity: How "Homosexual" Entered the Bible

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"No sex before marriage" isn't actually in the Bible, and neither is the single "biblical marriage" purity culture sold us. Jaisa and Rachael sit down with Bible scholar Mattie Mae Motl to ask what scripture really says about sex, gender, and sexuality once you strip away the rules we inherited.

They dig into what "sexual immorality" actually meant (exploitative sex, not premarital sex), how religion has long been used to control women's bodies, and why the body is an access to the divine, not an obstacle to it. Mattie shares her own purity culture upbringing, why "praying the gay away" is harmful, why sexuality is a spectrum, and what the Trevor Project data says about affirming homes. It closes on reading the Bible through love of God and neighbor, raising kids around sex without shame, and a little astrology to send us off.

About our guest: Mattie Mae Motl is a Bible scholar and PhD candidate at the University of St Andrews, a writer, creator, mother, and an openly queer voice in this space.

Follow X: @mattiemaemotl (Instagram) / @mattiemaemotl (TikTok)
Follow her Substack

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out:
 
Episode 59 - What We Got Wrong About Homosexuality: Culture, Politics & The Church (Part 2)

Episode 58 - The 1946 Mistake that Changed Christianity: How "Homosexual" Entered the Bible

If this resonated, follow the show and leave us a rating and review, it genuinely helps.

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Deconstruction isn't a crisis of faith, it's a process, and it turns out that process has stages. this week jaisa and rachael walk through the five researched stages of faith deconstruction and reconstruction, and share where they've each landed.

It starts with the catalyst, the wound or question or piece of biblical history that first makes you pause. then questioning and research, where the anxiety of "is any of this true?" lives. then grief, because deconstruction really does cost you certainty, community, and the version of god you were handed. then deconstruction proper, where you decide what stays and read scripture through the fourfold lens the early church used. and finally reconstruction or release, and the question underneath all of it: what does faith look like when it's chosen, not inherited?

Wherever you are in it, you're exactly where you're supposed to be.

Go deeper on the fourfold lens: we break it down through the hot-button Christian topics in our ebook.

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out:

Episode 80: Finding Her Voice: How Songwriting & Healing Led to True Faith w/ Alana Springsteen 

Episode 63: How Studying Buddhism Can Deepen a Jesus Centered Faith w/ Zach Helton 

New here? Subscribe and follow along, we release a new episode every week.

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Deconstruction isn't a crisis of faith, it's a process, and it turns out that process has stages. this week jaisa and rachael walk through the five researched stages of faith deconstruction and reconstruction, and share where they've each landed.

It starts with the catalyst, the wound or question or piece of biblical history that first makes you pause. then questioning and research, where the anxiety of "is any of this true?" lives. then grief, because deconstruction really does cost you certainty, community, and the version of god you were handed. then deconstruction proper, where you decide what stays and read scripture through the fourfold lens the early church used. and finally reconstruction or release, and the question underneath all of it: what does faith look like when it's chosen, not inherited?

Wherever you are in it, you're exactly where you're supposed to be.

Go deeper on the fourfold lens: we break it down through the hot-button Christian topics in our ebook.

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out:

Episode 80: Finding Her Voice: How Songwriting & Healing Led to True Faith w/ Alana Springsteen 

Episode 63: How Studying Buddhism Can Deepen a Jesus Centered Faith w/ Zach Helton 

New here? Subscribe and follow along, we release a new episode every week.

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Our friend Joash P. Thomas is back on Spirit Outspoken. He's a priest, a public theologian, and the author of The Justice of Jesus, and this conversation goes deep into mysticism, empire, and the parts of church history nobody taught us in Sunday school.

We start with Mother Mary. Joash opens up about his own mystical experiences with her, and how becoming open to acknowledging the saints can be such a beautiful, supplemental expansion of our faith. From there we talk guardian angels, patron saints, and the communion of saints described in Hebrews 12.

Then we go deeper into history. Joash walks us through the colonial roots of empire, including the surprising, colonial era origin of the phrase "the Great Commission," and why understanding that history frees us from the pressure to convert anyone to our way of thinking. The beauty in what he reveals brings us back to the whole point of the gospels, which is simply to love.

If you've ever felt like your mysticism and your Christianity were at odds, or wondered where some of these teachings actually came from, this episode is for you.

Topics covered: Mother Mary and mystical experience, guardian angels and patron saints, the communion of saints, the colonial history of empire and the Great Commission, and rediscovering love as the true point of the gospel.

Follow Joash P. Thomas: @joashpthomas (Instagram) / @joashpthomas (TikTok)
Follow his Substack
Visit his Website
Order his book, The Justice of Jesus, on Amazon

If you loved this conversation, make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss what's coming next, and here are a few more episodes we think you'll want to check out.

Episode 55: Decolonizing the Church: The Justice of Jesus w/ Joash P Thomas

Episode 86: When the Church Gave Permission for Colonization


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Our friend Joash P. Thomas is back on Spirit Outspoken. He's a priest, a public theologian, and the author of The Justice of Jesus, and this conversation goes deep into mysticism, empire, and the parts of church history nobody taught us in Sunday school.

We start with Mother Mary. Joash opens up about his own mystical experiences with her, and how becoming open to acknowledging the saints can be such a beautiful, supplemental expansion of our faith. From there we talk guardian angels, patron saints, and the communion of saints described in Hebrews 12.

Then we go deeper into history. Joash walks us through the colonial roots of empire, including the surprising, colonial era origin of the phrase "the Great Commission," and why understanding that history frees us from the pressure to convert anyone to our way of thinking. The beauty in what he reveals brings us back to the whole point of the gospels, which is simply to love.

If you've ever felt like your mysticism and your Christianity were at odds, or wondered where some of these teachings actually came from, this episode is for you.

Topics covered: Mother Mary and mystical experience, guardian angels and patron saints, the communion of saints, the colonial history of empire and the Great Commission, and rediscovering love as the true point of the gospel.

Follow Joash P. Thomas: @joashpthomas (Instagram) / @joashpthomas (TikTok)
Follow his Substack
Visit his Website
Order his book, The Justice of Jesus, on Amazon

If you loved this conversation, make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss what's coming next, and here are a few more episodes we think you'll want to check out.

Episode 55: Decolonizing the Church: The Justice of Jesus w/ Joash P Thomas

Episode 86: When the Church Gave Permission for Colonization


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In this episode, Jaisa and Rachael break down one of astrology's most misunderstood placements and why it might be the most important one you've never paid attention to.  Your moon sign,  who you are when the performance is over. When you're home. When nobody's watching.

They start with the science. The moon pulls ocean tides. It raises and lowers the earth's crust by 30 centimeters. It shifts human sleep cycles, hormonal patterns, and psychiatric episodes. If the moon can do all of that to physical matter, what is it doing to the 60% water that makes up your body?

Then Jaisa shares a stunning synchronicity. A divine appointment that literally stopped traffic to connect her with another cancer mom, and how her moon omens reading that same night explained every single moment of it in real time.

From there they walk through all 12 moon signs. The core emotional need of each one. What it looks like when you're thriving in it. And what happens when you're not.

You'll leave this episode knowing yourself in a completely different way.

This is astrology as a tool for spiritual self-understanding. Not fortune-telling. Not witchcraft. Just a language, one that God can use to speak to you, if you let Him.

In this episode:

•The real science behind how the moon affects your body, your sleep, and your emotions

•Jaisa’s story of divine intervention through a drawbridge in Duluth

•The difference between your sun sign and your moon sign, and why the moon hits different

•A full breakdown of all 12 moon signs: healthy, unhealthy, and what your core need really is

•How understanding moon signs transforms your relationships, your parenting, and your self-compassion

Find your moon sign:  grab your birth date, birth city, and birth time and run a free birth chart at cafeastrology.com

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out:

Episode 62: Using Astrology & Numerology to Reflect and Grow

Episode 82: How to Love and Care for Every Enneagram Type

 

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In this episode, Jaisa and Rachael break down one of astrology's most misunderstood placements and why it might be the most important one you've never paid attention to.  Your moon sign,  who you are when the performance is over. When you're home. When nobody's watching.

They start with the science. The moon pulls ocean tides. It raises and lowers the earth's crust by 30 centimeters. It shifts human sleep cycles, hormonal patterns, and psychiatric episodes. If the moon can do all of that to physical matter, what is it doing to the 60% water that makes up your body?

Then Jaisa shares a stunning synchronicity. A divine appointment that literally stopped traffic to connect her with another cancer mom, and how her moon omens reading that same night explained every single moment of it in real time.

From there they walk through all 12 moon signs. The core emotional need of each one. What it looks like when you're thriving in it. And what happens when you're not.

You'll leave this episode knowing yourself in a completely different way.

This is astrology as a tool for spiritual self-understanding. Not fortune-telling. Not witchcraft. Just a language, one that God can use to speak to you, if you let Him.

In this episode:

•The real science behind how the moon affects your body, your sleep, and your emotions

•Jaisa’s story of divine intervention through a drawbridge in Duluth

•The difference between your sun sign and your moon sign, and why the moon hits different

•A full breakdown of all 12 moon signs: healthy, unhealthy, and what your core need really is

•How understanding moon signs transforms your relationships, your parenting, and your self-compassion

Find your moon sign:  grab your birth date, birth city, and birth time and run a free birth chart at cafeastrology.com

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out:

Episode 62: Using Astrology & Numerology to Reflect and Grow

Episode 82: How to Love and Care for Every Enneagram Type

 

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Jaisa's son's tumor took up ninety percent of his chest. Seven days later, it was gone.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Jason Yuan, a naturopathic physician and acupuncturist who has spent years studying the human biofield, the energy field that modern science can measure but still can't fully explain. We break down a groundbreaking study from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where visualization based healing methods reduced cancer spread in mice by fifty percent, and talk about what that means for the future of medicine.

We also explore the biblical roots of energy healing, including what Jesus may have meant by laying on of hands, and Jaisa shares her own story of watching her son's tumor disappear during his cancer treatment. This conversation sits right at the intersection of faith, science, and mysticism, and it might change how you think about healing.

In this episode, we cover:

  • What the human biofield is and how science is beginning to measure it
  • The MD Anderson study on biofield therapies and pancreatic cancer cells
  • The difference between the Bengston Healing Method, Reiki, acupuncture, and other energy healing practices
  • Laying on of hands as one of the oldest recorded healing practices in history
  • Jaisa's personal story of her son's cancer diagnosis and recovery
  • How energy healing and Christian faith can coexist without contradiction

About our guest:
Dr. Jason Yuan is a naturopathic physician and acupuncturist specializing in integrative and functional medicine. He also practices and teaches biofield therapies, drawing on his own healing journey with chronic eczema to help others explore the connection between energy, consciousness, and health.

Follow Dr. Jayson on Instagram @Dr. Jayson Yuan ND. LAc.

If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out:

Episode 19: The Power of Intention Part I

Episode 20: The Power of Intention Part II


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Jaisa's son's tumor took up ninety percent of his chest. Seven days later, it was gone.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Jason Yuan, a naturopathic physician and acupuncturist who has spent years studying the human biofield, the energy field that modern science can measure but still can't fully explain. We break down a groundbreaking study from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where visualization based healing methods reduced cancer spread in mice by fifty percent, and talk about what that means for the future of medicine.

We also explore the biblical roots of energy healing, including what Jesus may have meant by laying on of hands, and Jaisa shares her own story of watching her son's tumor disappear during his cancer treatment. This conversation sits right at the intersection of faith, science, and mysticism, and it might change how you think about healing.

In this episode, we cover:

  • What the human biofield is and how science is beginning to measure it
  • The MD Anderson study on biofield therapies and pancreatic cancer cells
  • The difference between the Bengston Healing Method, Reiki, acupuncture, and other energy healing practices
  • Laying on of hands as one of the oldest recorded healing practices in history
  • Jaisa's personal story of her son's cancer diagnosis and recovery
  • How energy healing and Christian faith can coexist without contradiction

About our guest:
Dr. Jason Yuan is a naturopathic physician and acupuncturist specializing in integrative and functional medicine. He also practices and teaches biofield therapies, drawing on his own healing journey with chronic eczema to help others explore the connection between energy, consciousness, and health.

Follow Dr. Jayson on Instagram @Dr. Jayson Yuan ND. LAc.

If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out:

Episode 19: The Power of Intention Part I

Episode 20: The Power of Intention Part II


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Abortion and homosexuality. If you grew up in conservative Christianity, you know these are the two issues. The ones that decide votes. The ones churches will not bend on. But what if neither issue started out as the point?

This is part three of our series on the church’s role in building white supremacy in America. In part one, we traced colonization and slavery. In part two, we covered Jim Crow and the civil rights era. In this episode, we follow that same through line of racism forward to the political strategy that focused conservative Christians on abortion and homosexuality, in order to secure the conservative Christian vote and keep the right people in office to uphold segregation.

This episode wraps up our current series on the Christian church’s historical role in building white supremacy in America.

Topics covered: a recap of part one (colonization and slavery) and part two (Jim Crow and civil rights), the political strategy that focused conservative Christians on abortion and homosexuality, securing the conservative Christian vote, and how that vote was used to uphold segregation.

If you like this episode, be sure to check out:

Episode 86: 1493 When the Church Gave Permission for Conquest and Slavery

Episode 87: Jim Crow and the Pulpit: How the Church Preached Racism as God's Order

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Abortion and homosexuality. If you grew up in conservative Christianity, you know these are the two issues. The ones that decide votes. The ones churches will not bend on. But what if neither issue started out as the point?

This is part three of our series on the church’s role in building white supremacy in America. In part one, we traced colonization and slavery. In part two, we covered Jim Crow and the civil rights era. In this episode, we follow that same through line of racism forward to the political strategy that focused conservative Christians on abortion and homosexuality, in order to secure the conservative Christian vote and keep the right people in office to uphold segregation.

This episode wraps up our current series on the Christian church’s historical role in building white supremacy in America.

Topics covered: a recap of part one (colonization and slavery) and part two (Jim Crow and civil rights), the political strategy that focused conservative Christians on abortion and homosexuality, securing the conservative Christian vote, and how that vote was used to uphold segregation.

If you like this episode, be sure to check out:

Episode 86: 1493 When the Church Gave Permission for Conquest and Slavery

Episode 87: Jim Crow and the Pulpit: How the Church Preached Racism as God's Order

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In part two of this series, Rachael and Jaisa walk through the comprehensive legal system of Jim Crow, the culture of lynching as a celebrated Christian community event, and the documented role of white evangelical leaders in opposing civil rights. We talk about Jerry Falwell Senior's 1958 sermon declaring racial integration a communist plot against God's design. We talk about Billy Graham privately urging Martin Luther King Jr. to slow the movement. And we trace how that same political base shifted from explicit segregation to a new moral framework built around abortion and homosexuality, one that secured the conservative vote without ever having to say the quiet part out loud.

We're also talking about what's happening right now. ICE raids. Murdered activists. The white moderate who opposes injustice but opposes disruption more. And why silence has always been a form of consent.

 This is not a comfortable episode. It's a necessary one.

In This Episode

•       Jim Crow as a comprehensive legal system, not just a social custom

•       Lynching postcards: how Christians documented and celebrated racial murder

•       Jerry Falwell Senior's 1958 segregation sermon and the formation of the Moral Majority

•       Billy Graham, the white moderate, and Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail

•       The throughline from Jim Crow to today's political landscape

•       Reincarnation, karma, and what a just God might actually require


If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

Episode 71: Mayan Astrology Explained

Episode 58: The 1946 Mistake That Changed Christianity - How "Homosexual" Entered the Bible

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In part two of this series, Rachael and Jaisa walk through the comprehensive legal system of Jim Crow, the culture of lynching as a celebrated Christian community event, and the documented role of white evangelical leaders in opposing civil rights. We talk about Jerry Falwell Senior's 1958 sermon declaring racial integration a communist plot against God's design. We talk about Billy Graham privately urging Martin Luther King Jr. to slow the movement. And we trace how that same political base shifted from explicit segregation to a new moral framework built around abortion and homosexuality, one that secured the conservative vote without ever having to say the quiet part out loud.

We're also talking about what's happening right now. ICE raids. Murdered activists. The white moderate who opposes injustice but opposes disruption more. And why silence has always been a form of consent.

 This is not a comfortable episode. It's a necessary one.

In This Episode

•       Jim Crow as a comprehensive legal system, not just a social custom

•       Lynching postcards: how Christians documented and celebrated racial murder

•       Jerry Falwell Senior's 1958 segregation sermon and the formation of the Moral Majority

•       Billy Graham, the white moderate, and Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail

•       The throughline from Jim Crow to today's political landscape

•       Reincarnation, karma, and what a just God might actually require


If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

Episode 71: Mayan Astrology Explained

Episode 58: The 1946 Mistake That Changed Christianity - How "Homosexual" Entered the Bible

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What if the church didn't just fail to stop white supremacy,  it helped build it?

In part one of this two-part series, Rachael takes you back to the very beginning. Not the Civil War. Not Jim Crow. 1493. The year the church wrote the theological permission slip for conquest, colonization, and the dehumanization of entire peoples.

This episode breaks down three things most Christians were never taught.

The Doctrine of Discovery. The papal bulls that gave European Christian nations divine permission to claim any land inhabited by non-Christians. This wasn't fringe theology. It shaped everything that came after.

The Curse of Ham. One misread passage in Genesis became the theological engine for chattel slavery. What the text actually says required ignoring the Bible entirely to make the distortion work.

The Pro-Slavery Church. Respected, credentialed, mainstream pastors and entire denominations built a sophisticated Bible-based case for slavery. One denomination was founded in 1845 specifically to protect the right of slaveholders. It is still one of the largest in America today.

This is not a story about bad people doing bad things. This is about a theological system that was carefully constructed, widely taught, and built into the institutions many of us grew up in.

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to watch: 

Episode 66: Feeling it All: Faith, Fury & The Call to Love

 Episode 55: Decolonizing the Church w/ Joash Thomas


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What if the church didn't just fail to stop white supremacy,  it helped build it?

In part one of this two-part series, Rachael takes you back to the very beginning. Not the Civil War. Not Jim Crow. 1493. The year the church wrote the theological permission slip for conquest, colonization, and the dehumanization of entire peoples.

This episode breaks down three things most Christians were never taught.

The Doctrine of Discovery. The papal bulls that gave European Christian nations divine permission to claim any land inhabited by non-Christians. This wasn't fringe theology. It shaped everything that came after.

The Curse of Ham. One misread passage in Genesis became the theological engine for chattel slavery. What the text actually says required ignoring the Bible entirely to make the distortion work.

The Pro-Slavery Church. Respected, credentialed, mainstream pastors and entire denominations built a sophisticated Bible-based case for slavery. One denomination was founded in 1845 specifically to protect the right of slaveholders. It is still one of the largest in America today.

This is not a story about bad people doing bad things. This is about a theological system that was carefully constructed, widely taught, and built into the institutions many of us grew up in.

If you enjoyed this episode be sure to watch: 

Episode 66: Feeling it All: Faith, Fury & The Call to Love

 Episode 55: Decolonizing the Church w/ Joash Thomas


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What if the healing ministry of Jesus was never meant to stop with Him? In this special bonus episode, we sit back down with Charlie Goldsmith, world-renowned energy healer and star of The Healer, for a conversation that started after the cameras stopped rolling and turned into one of the most personally meaningful exchanges we have ever had on this show.

Jaisa opens up about her son's tumor disappearing in seven days, the physical sensations she experienced during that time, and how this conversation finally gave her language for something she has carried for years. Together we explore the idea that what Jesus demonstrated was not exclusive to Him but a blueprint for human potential that the church may have unintentionally buried over centuries.

Charlie also offers a fascinating reframe of forgiveness, original sin, and what Jesus was actually communicating through His healing ministry that cuts through centuries of religious interpretation and lands somewhere surprisingly freeing.

In this episode, we explore:

  • Why the healing ministry of Jesus was meant to be a blueprint, not a one-time event
  • How Jaisa experienced an unexplained healing with her son and what that might mean
  • The connection between energy healing, human potential, and Christian mysticism
  • Why putting Jesus on a pedestal may have disempowered the very people He was trying to inspire
  • What "the kingdom of God is within you" might actually mean for how we approach healing today

This is a conversation that will expand your understanding of Jesus, of healing, and of the extraordinary potential that may already be living inside you.

Order Charlie's Book Human Medicine on Amazon.

To learn more about Charie, his work, television series, events and app - visit his Website.

🎧 Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is ready to see Jesus through a brand new lens.

If you like this episode, be sure to check out:

Episode 19: The Power of Intention - Part I

Episode 20: The Power of Intention - Part 2


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What if the healing ministry of Jesus was never meant to stop with Him? In this special bonus episode, we sit back down with Charlie Goldsmith, world-renowned energy healer and star of The Healer, for a conversation that started after the cameras stopped rolling and turned into one of the most personally meaningful exchanges we have ever had on this show.

Jaisa opens up about her son's tumor disappearing in seven days, the physical sensations she experienced during that time, and how this conversation finally gave her language for something she has carried for years. Together we explore the idea that what Jesus demonstrated was not exclusive to Him but a blueprint for human potential that the church may have unintentionally buried over centuries.

Charlie also offers a fascinating reframe of forgiveness, original sin, and what Jesus was actually communicating through His healing ministry that cuts through centuries of religious interpretation and lands somewhere surprisingly freeing.

In this episode, we explore:

  • Why the healing ministry of Jesus was meant to be a blueprint, not a one-time event
  • How Jaisa experienced an unexplained healing with her son and what that might mean
  • The connection between energy healing, human potential, and Christian mysticism
  • Why putting Jesus on a pedestal may have disempowered the very people He was trying to inspire
  • What "the kingdom of God is within you" might actually mean for how we approach healing today

This is a conversation that will expand your understanding of Jesus, of healing, and of the extraordinary potential that may already be living inside you.

Order Charlie's Book Human Medicine on Amazon.

To learn more about Charie, his work, television series, events and app - visit his Website.

🎧 Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is ready to see Jesus through a brand new lens.

If you like this episode, be sure to check out:

Episode 19: The Power of Intention - Part I

Episode 20: The Power of Intention - Part 2


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What if healing was possible beyond the limits of conventional medicine? In this profound episode, we welcome Charlie Goldsmith, world-renowned energy healer and star of The Healer, for an honest soul-stirring conversation about his extraordinary gift and what it truly means for humanity.

Charlie opens up about how his healing abilities first emerged, what actually happens during an energy healing session, and the spiritual dimensions of a practice that has left doctors, scientists, and patients speechless. We also dive deep into one of the most fascinating topics in health and consciousness: the placebo effect and what it reveals about our innate human ability to heal ourselves from within.

But Charlie's vision goes far beyond his own practice. He is on a mission to identify the most talented healers in the world, build a network of vetted practitioners, and make that healing accessible and affordable to anyone right from their iPhone.

In this episode, we explore:

  • How Charlie discovered and developed his remarkable energy healing abilities
  • What an energy healing session looks and feels like from the inside
  • The incredible power of the placebo effect and our body's natural capacity to heal
  • Why Charlie believes healing shouldn't be a privilege and what he's doing about it
  • His mission to create a global accessible healing network available to everyone

This is a conversation that will expand your sense of what's possible in healing, in consciousness, and in the unseen forces that shape our lives.

🎧 Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is ready to open their mind.

If you like this episode, be sure to check out:

Episode 74: Can the Akashic Records Improve Mental Health? A Therapist Breaks Down the Evidence w/ Candice Rasa

Episode 73: The Language of Energy - Intuition, Vibration, and Spiritual Guidance w/ Sonia Choquette

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What if healing was possible beyond the limits of conventional medicine? In this profound episode, we welcome Charlie Goldsmith, world-renowned energy healer and star of The Healer, for an honest soul-stirring conversation about his extraordinary gift and what it truly means for humanity.

Charlie opens up about how his healing abilities first emerged, what actually happens during an energy healing session, and the spiritual dimensions of a practice that has left doctors, scientists, and patients speechless. We also dive deep into one of the most fascinating topics in health and consciousness: the placebo effect and what it reveals about our innate human ability to heal ourselves from within.

But Charlie's vision goes far beyond his own practice. He is on a mission to identify the most talented healers in the world, build a network of vetted practitioners, and make that healing accessible and affordable to anyone right from their iPhone.

In this episode, we explore:

  • How Charlie discovered and developed his remarkable energy healing abilities
  • What an energy healing session looks and feels like from the inside
  • The incredible power of the placebo effect and our body's natural capacity to heal
  • Why Charlie believes healing shouldn't be a privilege and what he's doing about it
  • His mission to create a global accessible healing network available to everyone

This is a conversation that will expand your sense of what's possible in healing, in consciousness, and in the unseen forces that shape our lives.

🎧 Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is ready to open their mind.

If you like this episode, be sure to check out:

Episode 74: Can the Akashic Records Improve Mental Health? A Therapist Breaks Down the Evidence w/ Candice Rasa

Episode 73: The Language of Energy - Intuition, Vibration, and Spiritual Guidance w/ Sonia Choquette

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In this episode, Rachael and Jaisa discuss the upcoming Full Moon in Sagittarius on May 31 and why this particular energy may feel especially significant for those in the deconstruction and reconstruction process. Sagittarius is ruled by Jupiter, the planet of expansion, truth, questioning, wisdom, and exploration, making this a powerful time to reflect on the beliefs, identities, and narratives people may be outgrowing.

They explore how this full moon invites people to stop playing small, seek deeper truth, and honestly examine what is no longer aligned spiritually, emotionally, and personally. For many reevaluating faith, spirituality, or the systems they were raised in, this energy can bring clarity, courage, and a deeper sense of inner knowing.

Rachael and Jaisa also discuss how working intentionally with the rhythms of nature, like the moon, is not about worshipping creation, but about using what God already created as a sacred rhythm for reflection, release, prayer, and intentional living. Throughout scripture, the natural world is used as signs, seasons, symbols, and reminders of God’s presence, and for them, this practice simply creates intentional space each month to pause, reflect, release what is no longer serving them, and call in what they hope to cultivate.

They also open up personally about what they themselves are releasing in this season, what they are making space for, and the honest realities of navigating growth and change.

This conversation was originally recorded for the Spirit 360 community, but after Zoom failed to record the call despite promises that members would receive the replay, they decided to sit back down and re-record it. Once they did, they realized the conversation felt too meaningful not to share with everyone.

This episode encourages listeners to reflect, release, expand, and step more fully into the life and truth they are being called toward.

Download your FREE Sagittarius Full Moon Ritual Here

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If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out:

Episode 71: Mayan Astrology Explained: Sacred Time, Soul Archetypes & Ceremonial Cacao w/ Christine Hernandez

Episode 65: Created w/ Purpose: Faith & Astrology w/ Debra Silverman


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In this episode, Rachael and Jaisa discuss the upcoming Full Moon in Sagittarius on May 31 and why this particular energy may feel especially significant for those in the deconstruction and reconstruction process. Sagittarius is ruled by Jupiter, the planet of expansion, truth, questioning, wisdom, and exploration, making this a powerful time to reflect on the beliefs, identities, and narratives people may be outgrowing.

They explore how this full moon invites people to stop playing small, seek deeper truth, and honestly examine what is no longer aligned spiritually, emotionally, and personally. For many reevaluating faith, spirituality, or the systems they were raised in, this energy can bring clarity, courage, and a deeper sense of inner knowing.

Rachael and Jaisa also discuss how working intentionally with the rhythms of nature, like the moon, is not about worshipping creation, but about using what God already created as a sacred rhythm for reflection, release, prayer, and intentional living. Throughout scripture, the natural world is used as signs, seasons, symbols, and reminders of God’s presence, and for them, this practice simply creates intentional space each month to pause, reflect, release what is no longer serving them, and call in what they hope to cultivate.

They also open up personally about what they themselves are releasing in this season, what they are making space for, and the honest realities of navigating growth and change.

This conversation was originally recorded for the Spirit 360 community, but after Zoom failed to record the call despite promises that members would receive the replay, they decided to sit back down and re-record it. Once they did, they realized the conversation felt too meaningful not to share with everyone.

This episode encourages listeners to reflect, release, expand, and step more fully into the life and truth they are being called toward.

Download your FREE Sagittarius Full Moon Ritual Here

Interested in joining our Spirit 360 community? Join us!

If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out:

Episode 71: Mayan Astrology Explained: Sacred Time, Soul Archetypes & Ceremonial Cacao w/ Christine Hernandez

Episode 65: Created w/ Purpose: Faith & Astrology w/ Debra Silverman


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Most of us are giving love the way we want to receive it. And for a lot of people, that's where connection quietly breaks down. This week, Rachael and Jaisa sit down with Enneagram expert Abbey Howe to talk about one of the most practical and deeply human questions we can ask: how do I actually show up well for the people I care about?

Abbey walks through every Enneagram type and what each one genuinely needs to feel loved, safe, and cared for. This isn't surface-level personality talk. It's a real conversation about how each type is wired, what wounds they carry, and what kind of love actually lands for them. Whether you're trying to understand your partner, your friend, your kid, your parent, or yourself, this episode will shift how you see the people around you. Abbey brings both deep knowledge of Enneagram theory and a grounded, compassionate framework that makes it feel instantly applicable to your real relationships.

The Enneagram, when used well, is a tool for transformation and compassion. It helps us stop asking why people aren't more like us, and start asking what they actually need. This conversation touches on emotional healing, how our core fears shape the way we give and receive love, and how understanding type can create more safety, more depth, and more grace in every relationship in your life.

If this episode opened something up for you, share it with someone you love. And if you're not already subscribed to Spirit Outspoken, now is a great time. Leave us a review if you've been listening for a while. It means more than you know. And if you want to go deeper with us, join our community and newsletter at spiritoutspoken.com.

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Most of us are giving love the way we want to receive it. And for a lot of people, that's where connection quietly breaks down. This week, Rachael and Jaisa sit down with Enneagram expert Abbey Howe to talk about one of the most practical and deeply human questions we can ask: how do I actually show up well for the people I care about?

Abbey walks through every Enneagram type and what each one genuinely needs to feel loved, safe, and cared for. This isn't surface-level personality talk. It's a real conversation about how each type is wired, what wounds they carry, and what kind of love actually lands for them. Whether you're trying to understand your partner, your friend, your kid, your parent, or yourself, this episode will shift how you see the people around you. Abbey brings both deep knowledge of Enneagram theory and a grounded, compassionate framework that makes it feel instantly applicable to your real relationships.

The Enneagram, when used well, is a tool for transformation and compassion. It helps us stop asking why people aren't more like us, and start asking what they actually need. This conversation touches on emotional healing, how our core fears shape the way we give and receive love, and how understanding type can create more safety, more depth, and more grace in every relationship in your life.

If this episode opened something up for you, share it with someone you love. And if you're not already subscribed to Spirit Outspoken, now is a great time. Leave us a review if you've been listening for a while. It means more than you know. And if you want to go deeper with us, join our community and newsletter at spiritoutspoken.com.

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Are you raising kids who question their faith, and wondering how to guide them without pushing them away?

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we're diving deep into what it truly means to raise spiritually curious, critically thinking children. Whether your kids are asking big theological questions or you're simply wondering how to talk to your kids about God in an authentic way, this conversation is for you.

Through personal stories and honest, heart-led conversation, we explore how parents can create space for kids to develop their own faith journey, learning discernment, asking hard questions, and discovering God beyond the walls of a church building.

In this episode you'll learn:
- How to give your kids spiritual freedom without compromising your values
- What discernment looks like at different ages and stages
- How to help children see God in nature, in people, and in everyday moments
- How to nurture the divine within your child without forcing a specific path
- Real stories from parents navigating honest faith conversations at home

This is a beautiful, encouraging conversation for any parent who wants to raise children who think deeply, love genuinely, and develop a faith that is truly their own.

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How Studying Buddhism can Deepen a Jesus Centered Life
Christian Mystcism - It's Not What You Think

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Are you raising kids who question their faith, and wondering how to guide them without pushing them away?

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we're diving deep into what it truly means to raise spiritually curious, critically thinking children. Whether your kids are asking big theological questions or you're simply wondering how to talk to your kids about God in an authentic way, this conversation is for you.

Through personal stories and honest, heart-led conversation, we explore how parents can create space for kids to develop their own faith journey, learning discernment, asking hard questions, and discovering God beyond the walls of a church building.

In this episode you'll learn:
- How to give your kids spiritual freedom without compromising your values
- What discernment looks like at different ages and stages
- How to help children see God in nature, in people, and in everyday moments
- How to nurture the divine within your child without forcing a specific path
- Real stories from parents navigating honest faith conversations at home

This is a beautiful, encouraging conversation for any parent who wants to raise children who think deeply, love genuinely, and develop a faith that is truly their own.

Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a parent who needs it.

If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out:
How Studying Buddhism can Deepen a Jesus Centered Life
Christian Mystcism - It's Not What You Think

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This week, we sat down with country singer-songwriter Alana Springsteen for a raw, honest, and deeply personal conversation about growing up in the church, living as a people-pleaser, and what it actually takes to step into your own voice.

Alana shares how, for much of her life, she shaped herself around expectations, becoming who others needed her to be, inheriting a version of faith that did not fully feel like her own. It was not until she started getting honest, doing the inner healing work, and allowing herself to question everything that something shifted.

Through songwriting and healing, she did not just find her voice, she encountered a more authentic and grounded experience of God.

We also talk about one of the most relatable tensions so many people face, how to stay connected to family members who do not agree with where you have landed. Alana shares what it has looked like to hold love, compassion, and boundaries at the same time, and how to honor your growth without losing the people who matter to you.

Her upcoming album, I Hope This Helps, is a reflection of this journey, vulnerable, honest, and deeply human.

This episode is for anyone who is ready to stop performing and start living from what is true.

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IF YOU ENJOYED THIS EPISODE, BE SURE TO CHECK OUT:

Episode 51: One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Misunderstood Teachings w/ Shawn Broadnax

Episode 48: Banned from the Bible: The Hidden Gospel of Paul & Thecla w/ Meggan Watterson

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This week, we sat down with country singer-songwriter Alana Springsteen for a raw, honest, and deeply personal conversation about growing up in the church, living as a people-pleaser, and what it actually takes to step into your own voice.

Alana shares how, for much of her life, she shaped herself around expectations, becoming who others needed her to be, inheriting a version of faith that did not fully feel like her own. It was not until she started getting honest, doing the inner healing work, and allowing herself to question everything that something shifted.

Through songwriting and healing, she did not just find her voice, she encountered a more authentic and grounded experience of God.

We also talk about one of the most relatable tensions so many people face, how to stay connected to family members who do not agree with where you have landed. Alana shares what it has looked like to hold love, compassion, and boundaries at the same time, and how to honor your growth without losing the people who matter to you.

Her upcoming album, I Hope This Helps, is a reflection of this journey, vulnerable, honest, and deeply human.

This episode is for anyone who is ready to stop performing and start living from what is true.

FOLLOW ALANA & LISTEN TO HER MUSIC

IF YOU ENJOYED THIS EPISODE, BE SURE TO CHECK OUT:

Episode 51: One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Misunderstood Teachings w/ Shawn Broadnax

Episode 48: Banned from the Bible: The Hidden Gospel of Paul & Thecla w/ Meggan Watterson

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This week on Spirit Outspoken, we embark on a truly transformative journey with Camille McConnell, a medium with a profound story of personal healing and spiritual discovery. Raised in a conservative Christian environment, Camille's experiences led her to break through traditional beliefs and embrace a world where divine connection and spiritual gifts are part of everyday life.

In this episode, Camille shares how her encounters with loss, particularly the passing of loved ones, not only shaped her faith but also opened her to the possibilities of mediumship. Through heartfelt anecdotes, she unveils the unexpected support she's received from the spiritual realm, detailing how these experiences have not only guided her personal healing but also led to a professional path of helping others connect with their lost loved ones.

Join Rachael, Jaisa, and Camille as they explore the intersections of faith, grief, and spiritual gifts, challenging conventional perceptions and embracing new forms of divine communication. Whether you're navigating your own grief or curious about the spiritual connections that transcend our world, this episode offers hope, understanding, and an insightful look into the transformative power of mediumship.

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This week on Spirit Outspoken, we embark on a truly transformative journey with Camille McConnell, a medium with a profound story of personal healing and spiritual discovery. Raised in a conservative Christian environment, Camille's experiences led her to break through traditional beliefs and embrace a world where divine connection and spiritual gifts are part of everyday life.

In this episode, Camille shares how her encounters with loss, particularly the passing of loved ones, not only shaped her faith but also opened her to the possibilities of mediumship. Through heartfelt anecdotes, she unveils the unexpected support she's received from the spiritual realm, detailing how these experiences have not only guided her personal healing but also led to a professional path of helping others connect with their lost loved ones.

Join Rachael, Jaisa, and Camille as they explore the intersections of faith, grief, and spiritual gifts, challenging conventional perceptions and embracing new forms of divine communication. Whether you're navigating your own grief or curious about the spiritual connections that transcend our world, this episode offers hope, understanding, and an insightful look into the transformative power of mediumship.

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In this week’s heartfelt episode, Rachael opens up about her deepest experiences with grief, sharing aspects of her life she has kept private until now. From childhood loss, suicide, infertility struggles, and battles with addiction, her journey has been one of constant navigation through grief. It's a raw, honest reflection on how these profound moments have intricately shaped her faith and outlook on life. Join Rachael and Jaisa as they explore the intimate connections we form through our stories and the resilience born from enduring hardships. If you've ever walked this path or simply wish to understand someone who has, you'll find resonance and solace here. Let's walk this journey together. 

Tune in for meaningful conversations and reflections that remind us we're never truly alone. Follow our story as we find shared growth through faith, healing, and community.

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In this week’s heartfelt episode, Rachael opens up about her deepest experiences with grief, sharing aspects of her life she has kept private until now. From childhood loss, suicide, infertility struggles, and battles with addiction, her journey has been one of constant navigation through grief. It's a raw, honest reflection on how these profound moments have intricately shaped her faith and outlook on life. Join Rachael and Jaisa as they explore the intimate connections we form through our stories and the resilience born from enduring hardships. If you've ever walked this path or simply wish to understand someone who has, you'll find resonance and solace here. Let's walk this journey together. 

Tune in for meaningful conversations and reflections that remind us we're never truly alone. Follow our story as we find shared growth through faith, healing, and community.

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What does it actually look like to build something from nothing - fueled by friendship, faith, and a whole lot of courage?

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, Rachael and Jaisa are pulling back the curtain. No guest, no script -  just the two of them settling in for an honest, heartfelt conversation about the journey behind this podcast and the ways it has changed them both.

Jaisa opens up about a deeply moving experience on spring break - celebrating her son's eighth birthday after three years of navigating childhood cancer, and the breathtaking signs from God that reminded her that her prayers had truly been answered. From cranes circling a boat in the Dominican Republic to a rainbow appearing over her kids playing in the mud, this is experiential faith at its most real and most beautiful.

From there, Rachael and Jaisa reflect on how Spirit Outspoken was born. A casual comment from Rachael's husband that somehow landed like a divine download, two women who each abandoned their own paths to answer a calling they couldn't ignore, and a wine-fueled planning session that almost got them into serious trouble right out of the gate.

They get honest about the fear of being judged, what it's like to deconstruct your faith publicly, the moment they discovered the Gnostic Gospels, and why certainty might actually be the enemy of genuine spirituality. They also talk about what it means to do this work as best friends -  the communication, the yin and yang, and why their friendship always comes first.

This episode is a beautiful reminder that you don't have to have it all figured out to show up. You just have to be willing.

In this episode, we explore:

  • Signs, synchronicities, and God speaking through the unexpected
  • The real origin story behind Spirit Outspoken
  • Faith deconstruction and reconstruction in real time
  • Why certainty shuts down spiritual growth
  • What it's like to question Christianity publicly and catch heat for it
  • Doing purpose-driven work with your best friend

If you're newer here, this is the perfect place to start. If you've been with us from the beginning, welcome back. We've missed you.

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What does it actually look like to build something from nothing - fueled by friendship, faith, and a whole lot of courage?

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, Rachael and Jaisa are pulling back the curtain. No guest, no script -  just the two of them settling in for an honest, heartfelt conversation about the journey behind this podcast and the ways it has changed them both.

Jaisa opens up about a deeply moving experience on spring break - celebrating her son's eighth birthday after three years of navigating childhood cancer, and the breathtaking signs from God that reminded her that her prayers had truly been answered. From cranes circling a boat in the Dominican Republic to a rainbow appearing over her kids playing in the mud, this is experiential faith at its most real and most beautiful.

From there, Rachael and Jaisa reflect on how Spirit Outspoken was born. A casual comment from Rachael's husband that somehow landed like a divine download, two women who each abandoned their own paths to answer a calling they couldn't ignore, and a wine-fueled planning session that almost got them into serious trouble right out of the gate.

They get honest about the fear of being judged, what it's like to deconstruct your faith publicly, the moment they discovered the Gnostic Gospels, and why certainty might actually be the enemy of genuine spirituality. They also talk about what it means to do this work as best friends -  the communication, the yin and yang, and why their friendship always comes first.

This episode is a beautiful reminder that you don't have to have it all figured out to show up. You just have to be willing.

In this episode, we explore:

  • Signs, synchronicities, and God speaking through the unexpected
  • The real origin story behind Spirit Outspoken
  • Faith deconstruction and reconstruction in real time
  • Why certainty shuts down spiritual growth
  • What it's like to question Christianity publicly and catch heat for it
  • Doing purpose-driven work with your best friend

If you're newer here, this is the perfect place to start. If you've been with us from the beginning, welcome back. We've missed you.

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In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, Jaisa and Rachael sit down with Juan Galan Politi, Instagram influencer and co-founder of the Mystic Misfit Society, to explore his profound spiritual awakening and transformation. Juan opens up about his shift from an ego-centered identity to a life guided by the teachings of Yeshua (Jesus), and the experiences that catalyzed that change.

We dive into his journey with plant medicine and how those experiences expanded his perception of reality, spirituality, and the nature of consciousness. Juan shares how these moments became a turning point, inviting him into a more integrated, embodied understanding of faith.

One of the most fascinating parts of this conversation is Juan’s innovative AI-generated template, a tool designed to help people read the Bible through a multidimensional lens. By weaving together scripture with insights from quantum physics, science, and mysticism, this framework offers a fresh, intellectually grounded way to explore the teachings of Jesus.

If you’ve ever felt torn between science and spirituality, if you’re curious about expanded states of consciousness and their role in faith, or if you’re looking for a deeper, more expansive way to understand the message of Jesus-this episode will open your mind and invite you into a broader perspective.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT JUAN OR TO BOOK A SESSION:

View his work: stan.store/iamjuangalan

Follow Juan on Instagram: @iamjuangalan

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Christian Mysticism, It's Not What You Think

Banned From the Bible: The Hidden Gospel of Paul & Thecla w/ Meggan Watterson

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In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, Jaisa and Rachael sit down with Juan Galan Politi, Instagram influencer and co-founder of the Mystic Misfit Society, to explore his profound spiritual awakening and transformation. Juan opens up about his shift from an ego-centered identity to a life guided by the teachings of Yeshua (Jesus), and the experiences that catalyzed that change.

We dive into his journey with plant medicine and how those experiences expanded his perception of reality, spirituality, and the nature of consciousness. Juan shares how these moments became a turning point, inviting him into a more integrated, embodied understanding of faith.

One of the most fascinating parts of this conversation is Juan’s innovative AI-generated template, a tool designed to help people read the Bible through a multidimensional lens. By weaving together scripture with insights from quantum physics, science, and mysticism, this framework offers a fresh, intellectually grounded way to explore the teachings of Jesus.

If you’ve ever felt torn between science and spirituality, if you’re curious about expanded states of consciousness and their role in faith, or if you’re looking for a deeper, more expansive way to understand the message of Jesus-this episode will open your mind and invite you into a broader perspective.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT JUAN OR TO BOOK A SESSION:

View his work: stan.store/iamjuangalan

Follow Juan on Instagram: @iamjuangalan

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Christian Mysticism, It's Not What You Think

Banned From the Bible: The Hidden Gospel of Paul & Thecla w/ Meggan Watterson

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In this special bonus episode,  Rachael and Jaisa are joined by Candice Rasa of Rasa Healing for a powerful, live channeled Akashic Records reading.

Together, they explore what it truly means to take responsibility for your reactions, recognize the repeating patterns in your life, and understand how those patterns may be tied to deeper soul lessons and karma. This conversation invites listeners to release the need to control or change others, and instead shift into a space of awareness, acceptance, and personal alignment.

As the reading unfolds, the discussion expands beyond the personal and into the collective-reflecting on what’s currently happening in the United States and how we may be revisiting old patterns on a larger scale. Through this lens, Candice, Rachael, and Jaisa explore how staying rooted in love, truth, and your highest vibration can become a powerful response to both personal and collective challenges.

This episode blends spirituality, self-awareness, and real-time insight from the Akashic Records to offer a grounded yet expansive perspective on growth, healing, and navigating the world today.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT CANDICE OR TO BOOK A SESSION:

Visit her website: www.rasahealingservices.com

Follow Candice on Instagram: @rasahealing

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Mayan Astrology Explained - Sacred Time, Soul Archetypes & Ceremonial Cacao w/ Christine Hernandez

Equine Gestalt Wisdom w/ Melisa Pearce



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In this special bonus episode,  Rachael and Jaisa are joined by Candice Rasa of Rasa Healing for a powerful, live channeled Akashic Records reading.

Together, they explore what it truly means to take responsibility for your reactions, recognize the repeating patterns in your life, and understand how those patterns may be tied to deeper soul lessons and karma. This conversation invites listeners to release the need to control or change others, and instead shift into a space of awareness, acceptance, and personal alignment.

As the reading unfolds, the discussion expands beyond the personal and into the collective-reflecting on what’s currently happening in the United States and how we may be revisiting old patterns on a larger scale. Through this lens, Candice, Rachael, and Jaisa explore how staying rooted in love, truth, and your highest vibration can become a powerful response to both personal and collective challenges.

This episode blends spirituality, self-awareness, and real-time insight from the Akashic Records to offer a grounded yet expansive perspective on growth, healing, and navigating the world today.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT CANDICE OR TO BOOK A SESSION:

Visit her website: www.rasahealingservices.com

Follow Candice on Instagram: @rasahealing

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Mayan Astrology Explained - Sacred Time, Soul Archetypes & Ceremonial Cacao w/ Christine Hernandez

Equine Gestalt Wisdom w/ Melisa Pearce



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In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Spirit Outspoken, hosts Rachael Loney and Jaisa Engasser sit down with their mentor, friend, and licensed therapist, Candice Rasa of Rasha Healing, an intuitive Akashic Records practitioner who has profoundly impacted both of their lives.

For those curious about what the Akashic Records are and how they can support mental health, this conversation offers both spiritual insight and clinical perspective.

Candice recently completed an in-depth research study examining the psychological effects of the Akashic Records as a healing modality, comparing outcomes to traditional Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). The results were both compelling and thought-provoking, opening the door to a deeper conversation about the intersection of science, spirituality, and transformation.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT CANDICE OR TO BOOK A SESSION:

Visit her website: www.rasahealingservices.com

Follow Candice on Instagram: @rasahealing

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique w/ Roxanne Lenarz

Do Souls Evolve? Soul Levels, Reincarnation & Compassion w/ Ainslie MacLeod


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In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Spirit Outspoken, hosts Rachael Loney and Jaisa Engasser sit down with their mentor, friend, and licensed therapist, Candice Rasa of Rasha Healing, an intuitive Akashic Records practitioner who has profoundly impacted both of their lives.

For those curious about what the Akashic Records are and how they can support mental health, this conversation offers both spiritual insight and clinical perspective.

Candice recently completed an in-depth research study examining the psychological effects of the Akashic Records as a healing modality, comparing outcomes to traditional Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). The results were both compelling and thought-provoking, opening the door to a deeper conversation about the intersection of science, spirituality, and transformation.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT CANDICE OR TO BOOK A SESSION:

Visit her website: www.rasahealingservices.com

Follow Candice on Instagram: @rasahealing

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique w/ Roxanne Lenarz

Do Souls Evolve? Soul Levels, Reincarnation & Compassion w/ Ainslie MacLeod


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What if intuition isn’t a rare spiritual gift, but a natural intelligence that everyone has access to?

In this powerful episode of Spirit Outspoken, Rachael and Jaisa sit down with world-renowned intuitive teacher and bestselling author Sonia Choquette to explore how we can reconnect with the inner guidance that has always been within us.

Sonia began her formal training in the intuitive arts and metaphysical laws at just fifteen years old, studying under master teachers while developing her natural abilities. She also credits her deaf mother for teaching her one of the most profound spiritual lessons of her life -  how to listen to the subtle language of energy and vibration.

Over the past five decades, Sonia has become one of the most respected voices in intuitive development, writing 32 bestselling books and training intuitive leaders around the world to trust their inner authority, strengthen their discernment, and live from spiritual clarity.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT SONIA,  READ HER BOOKS OR ORDER HER PRODUCTS:

Visit her website: www.soniachoquette.net

Follow Sonia on Instagram: @soniachoquette

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Special Announcement: For  the first time ever, Sonia will be offering a deep-dive mastermind experience based on her groundbreaking work Ask Your Guides. This immersive mastermind (expected October 2026) will teach participants how to:

• Work with spiritual guides
• Develop intuitive communication
• Access multidimensional awareness
• Experience spiritual guidance in a practical way

Follow Sonia on Instagram for updates and details about the upcoming event.

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Angels, Intuition and Divine Guidance w/ Kyle Gray

Do Souls Evolve? Soul Levels, Reincarnation & Compassion w/ Ainslie MacLeod

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What if intuition isn’t a rare spiritual gift, but a natural intelligence that everyone has access to?

In this powerful episode of Spirit Outspoken, Rachael and Jaisa sit down with world-renowned intuitive teacher and bestselling author Sonia Choquette to explore how we can reconnect with the inner guidance that has always been within us.

Sonia began her formal training in the intuitive arts and metaphysical laws at just fifteen years old, studying under master teachers while developing her natural abilities. She also credits her deaf mother for teaching her one of the most profound spiritual lessons of her life -  how to listen to the subtle language of energy and vibration.

Over the past five decades, Sonia has become one of the most respected voices in intuitive development, writing 32 bestselling books and training intuitive leaders around the world to trust their inner authority, strengthen their discernment, and live from spiritual clarity.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT SONIA,  READ HER BOOKS OR ORDER HER PRODUCTS:

Visit her website: www.soniachoquette.net

Follow Sonia on Instagram: @soniachoquette

Shop her Books: Shop Now

Special Announcement: For  the first time ever, Sonia will be offering a deep-dive mastermind experience based on her groundbreaking work Ask Your Guides. This immersive mastermind (expected October 2026) will teach participants how to:

• Work with spiritual guides
• Develop intuitive communication
• Access multidimensional awareness
• Experience spiritual guidance in a practical way

Follow Sonia on Instagram for updates and details about the upcoming event.

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Angels, Intuition and Divine Guidance w/ Kyle Gray

Do Souls Evolve? Soul Levels, Reincarnation & Compassion w/ Ainslie MacLeod

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What if understanding your deepest fears could unlock greater compassion for yourself and everyone around you?

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we sit down with Enneagram teacher Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober to explore the Enneagram, an ancient personality system that reveals the hidden motivations behind human behavior.

Unlike personality tests that simply describe traits, the Enneagram focuses on the core fears and desires that drive our actions, offering powerful insight into how we respond under stress, where we naturally grow, and why we show up the way we do in relationships.

Throughout the conversation, Ashton walks us through the nine Enneagram types, explaining the unique motivations, patterns, and growth paths associated with each type. This framework can become a powerful tool for self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and personal growth, helping us better understand both ourselves and the people in our lives.

We also explore how recognizing our Enneagram type can create greater empathy and compassion, since it reveals the unseen fears and coping strategies shaping human behavior.

Whether you're completely new to the Enneagram or already familiar with it, this episode offers a thoughtful introduction to one of the most powerful tools for self-discovery, personal transformation, and understanding the deeper motivations behind our behavior.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ASHTON,  READ HER BOOKS OR ORDER HER PRODUCTS:

Visit her website: enneagramashton.com 

Follow Ashton on Instagram: @enneagramashton

Shop her Books: Shop Now

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Breaking the Cycle: Epigenetics, Ancestral Trauma and the Power of Self Awareness

Introduction to Chakras

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What if understanding your deepest fears could unlock greater compassion for yourself and everyone around you?

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we sit down with Enneagram teacher Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober to explore the Enneagram, an ancient personality system that reveals the hidden motivations behind human behavior.

Unlike personality tests that simply describe traits, the Enneagram focuses on the core fears and desires that drive our actions, offering powerful insight into how we respond under stress, where we naturally grow, and why we show up the way we do in relationships.

Throughout the conversation, Ashton walks us through the nine Enneagram types, explaining the unique motivations, patterns, and growth paths associated with each type. This framework can become a powerful tool for self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and personal growth, helping us better understand both ourselves and the people in our lives.

We also explore how recognizing our Enneagram type can create greater empathy and compassion, since it reveals the unseen fears and coping strategies shaping human behavior.

Whether you're completely new to the Enneagram or already familiar with it, this episode offers a thoughtful introduction to one of the most powerful tools for self-discovery, personal transformation, and understanding the deeper motivations behind our behavior.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ASHTON,  READ HER BOOKS OR ORDER HER PRODUCTS:

Visit her website: enneagramashton.com 

Follow Ashton on Instagram: @enneagramashton

Shop her Books: Shop Now

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Breaking the Cycle: Epigenetics, Ancestral Trauma and the Power of Self Awareness

Introduction to Chakras

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In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we sit down with Christine Hernandez to explore the incredibly advanced and intelligent Mayan civilization, their sacred system of timekeeping, and the cosmology that shaped their understanding of the universe.

The ancient Maya were master timekeepers, astronomers, and spiritual philosophers. Their system wasn’t about predicting your personality in a surface-level way,  it was about understanding your energetic design and your place within cosmic cycles.

We also explore the sacred practice of ceremonial cacao,  and how it can open the heart for healing, clarity, and transformation when approached with intention.

If you’re curious about indigenous wisdom traditions, sacred calendars, astrology beyond the zodiac, plant medicine, or spiritual transformation, this conversation will expand your understanding of what’s possible.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT CHRISTINE OR TO BOOK A SESSION/ORDER HER PRODUCTS:

Visit her website: www.iamchristineolivia.com (You can preorder Christine's Deck and listen to her guided meditations on her site.)

Follow Christine on Instagram: @christineolivia_

Order Ceremonial Cacao: www.somaluxcacao.com (Use Code "MAGIC" for 10% off!)

Shop her Book: Shop Now

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Created with Purpose - Faith + Astrology w/ Debra Silverman

Evolutionary Astrology - Unlock Your Soul's Blueprint w/ Dana Holt

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In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we sit down with Christine Hernandez to explore the incredibly advanced and intelligent Mayan civilization, their sacred system of timekeeping, and the cosmology that shaped their understanding of the universe.

The ancient Maya were master timekeepers, astronomers, and spiritual philosophers. Their system wasn’t about predicting your personality in a surface-level way,  it was about understanding your energetic design and your place within cosmic cycles.

We also explore the sacred practice of ceremonial cacao,  and how it can open the heart for healing, clarity, and transformation when approached with intention.

If you’re curious about indigenous wisdom traditions, sacred calendars, astrology beyond the zodiac, plant medicine, or spiritual transformation, this conversation will expand your understanding of what’s possible.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT CHRISTINE OR TO BOOK A SESSION/ORDER HER PRODUCTS:

Visit her website: www.iamchristineolivia.com (You can preorder Christine's Deck and listen to her guided meditations on her site.)

Follow Christine on Instagram: @christineolivia_

Order Ceremonial Cacao: www.somaluxcacao.com (Use Code "MAGIC" for 10% off!)

Shop her Book: Shop Now

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Created with Purpose - Faith + Astrology w/ Debra Silverman

Evolutionary Astrology - Unlock Your Soul's Blueprint w/ Dana Holt

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In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we sit down with Pete Nunnally, Episcopal priest and author of Catching Hope: The Hidden Spiritual Wisdom of Fishing, to explore what it means to encounter God beyond the walls of the church.

Pete shares about his “wilderness church”  a sacred gathering in nature where worship happens under open skies instead of stained glass. Together, we discuss how God’s presence is revealed in rivers, forests, and wild spaces..

We also explore:

  • How fishing became a spiritual teacher
  • The future of the church in a shifting cultural landscape
  • How we can expand our understanding of traditional church doctrine without abandoning it.

If you’ve ever felt closer to God hiking a trail than sitting in a pew, this conversation will resonate deeply.

This episode invites us to rethink what church can look like, how faith evolves, and how spiritual wisdom is woven into the natural world.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT PETE OR TO ORDER HIS BOOKS:

Visit his website:www.petenunnally.com

Follow Pete on Instagram: @fr_pete_the_wilderness_priest

Find him on Substack: Father Pete Wilderness Priest

Shop his books: Shop Now


EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!


If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Rediscovering Nature's Wisdom w/ Malia Grace

Equine Gestalt Wisdom w/ Melisa Pearce


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In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we sit down with Pete Nunnally, Episcopal priest and author of Catching Hope: The Hidden Spiritual Wisdom of Fishing, to explore what it means to encounter God beyond the walls of the church.

Pete shares about his “wilderness church”  a sacred gathering in nature where worship happens under open skies instead of stained glass. Together, we discuss how God’s presence is revealed in rivers, forests, and wild spaces..

We also explore:

  • How fishing became a spiritual teacher
  • The future of the church in a shifting cultural landscape
  • How we can expand our understanding of traditional church doctrine without abandoning it.

If you’ve ever felt closer to God hiking a trail than sitting in a pew, this conversation will resonate deeply.

This episode invites us to rethink what church can look like, how faith evolves, and how spiritual wisdom is woven into the natural world.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT PETE OR TO ORDER HIS BOOKS:

Visit his website:www.petenunnally.com

Follow Pete on Instagram: @fr_pete_the_wilderness_priest

Find him on Substack: Father Pete Wilderness Priest

Shop his books: Shop Now


EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!


If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

Rediscovering Nature's Wisdom w/ Malia Grace

Equine Gestalt Wisdom w/ Melisa Pearce


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In Part 2 of our powerful conversation with internationally renowned past-life psychic and spiritual teacher Ainslie MacLeod, we explore the evolution of the soul across lifetimes - and what it means for the world we’re living in right now.

What is the difference between a young soul and an old soul?
How do soul ages influence leadership, politics, power, and spiritual growth?
Why are more spiritually evolved women incarnating at this time?

In this episode, Ainslie shares unique insight into soul ages and what he sees as a growing movement toward heart-centered, feminine leadership. He also reveals Jaisa’s and Rachael’s soul ages - and what that means for their life path and purpose.

If you’ve ever felt out of place in the modern world… if you resonate with being an “old soul”… or if you’re curious about reincarnation, soul evolution, and conscious healing - this conversation will expand your perspective.

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT AINSLIE OR TO ORDER HIS BOOKS:

Visit his website: ainsliemacleod.com

Follow Ainslie on Instagram: @ainslie_macleod

Shop his books: Shop Now

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

The Mind Beyond Limits: Unlocking the Secrets of Precognition & Intuition

Loved Ones Never Leave Us: A Psychic Medium on the Afterlife w/ Sean Collyns


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In Part 2 of our powerful conversation with internationally renowned past-life psychic and spiritual teacher Ainslie MacLeod, we explore the evolution of the soul across lifetimes - and what it means for the world we’re living in right now.

What is the difference between a young soul and an old soul?
How do soul ages influence leadership, politics, power, and spiritual growth?
Why are more spiritually evolved women incarnating at this time?

In this episode, Ainslie shares unique insight into soul ages and what he sees as a growing movement toward heart-centered, feminine leadership. He also reveals Jaisa’s and Rachael’s soul ages - and what that means for their life path and purpose.

If you’ve ever felt out of place in the modern world… if you resonate with being an “old soul”… or if you’re curious about reincarnation, soul evolution, and conscious healing - this conversation will expand your perspective.

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  SPIRIT 360 IS OPEN!!!!  Spirit Outspoken's new online community is open and you can register now. This is your safe space to explore, connect, question and grow alongside other spiritually hungry people.  Enjoy more direct acces to Jaisa and Rachael, engage in episode discussions, at home practices, free resources and connect/meet new members who are on the same spiritual ride you are. We hope to see you there!

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT AINSLIE OR TO ORDER HIS BOOKS:

Visit his website: ainsliemacleod.com

Follow Ainslie on Instagram: @ainslie_macleod

Shop his books: Shop Now

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

The Mind Beyond Limits: Unlocking the Secrets of Precognition & Intuition

Loved Ones Never Leave Us: A Psychic Medium on the Afterlife w/ Sean Collyns


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In Part 1 of this two-part series, we sit down with Ainslie MacLeod, past-life psychic and author of The Instruction, The Old Soul’s Guidebook, and Conscious Healing, to explore the evolution of the soul through reincarnation and what soul growth looks like across lifetimes.

Together, we discuss everything from karmic lessons and soul levels to the changing role of women, the differences between old souls and young souls, and how understanding soul maturity can deepen empathy and compassion for ourselves and others. Ainslie also shares personal insight into Jaisa and Rachael’s soul ages, unique soul characteristics, and even a past life they shared together -  offering a powerful lens for understanding how soul patterns show up in this lifetime.

This conversation invites us to move beyond judgment and into context, reminding us that every soul is learning - just at different points along the journey.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT AINSLIE OR TO ORDER HIS BOOKS:

Visit his website: ainsliemacleod.com

Follow Ainslie on Instagram: @ainslie_macleod

Shop his books: Shop Now

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  Spirit Outspoken is launching our ONLINE COMMUNITY - SPIRIT 360 on February 18!! Follow @spiritoutspoken on TIkTok/Instagram for more details coming soon. Be sure to check out our show notes next Wednesday (2/18) for the registration link. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

The Mind Beyond Limits: Unlocking the Secrets of Precognition & Intuition

Loved Ones Never Leave Us: A Psychic Medium on the Afterlife w/ Sean Collyns


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In Part 1 of this two-part series, we sit down with Ainslie MacLeod, past-life psychic and author of The Instruction, The Old Soul’s Guidebook, and Conscious Healing, to explore the evolution of the soul through reincarnation and what soul growth looks like across lifetimes.

Together, we discuss everything from karmic lessons and soul levels to the changing role of women, the differences between old souls and young souls, and how understanding soul maturity can deepen empathy and compassion for ourselves and others. Ainslie also shares personal insight into Jaisa and Rachael’s soul ages, unique soul characteristics, and even a past life they shared together -  offering a powerful lens for understanding how soul patterns show up in this lifetime.

This conversation invites us to move beyond judgment and into context, reminding us that every soul is learning - just at different points along the journey.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT AINSLIE OR TO ORDER HIS BOOKS:

Visit his website: ainsliemacleod.com

Follow Ainslie on Instagram: @ainslie_macleod

Shop his books: Shop Now

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:  Spirit Outspoken is launching our ONLINE COMMUNITY - SPIRIT 360 on February 18!! Follow @spiritoutspoken on TIkTok/Instagram for more details coming soon. Be sure to check out our show notes next Wednesday (2/18) for the registration link. We hope to see you there!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to listen to:

The Mind Beyond Limits: Unlocking the Secrets of Precognition & Intuition

Loved Ones Never Leave Us: A Psychic Medium on the Afterlife w/ Sean Collyns


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What are angels- and how do they actually communicate with us?

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we sit down with bestselling author and spiritual teacher Kyle Gray to explore intuition, angelic guidance, and how to reconnect with divine support in everyday life.

Kyle breaks down what intuition really is, how fear and conditioning block our spiritual awareness, and practical ways to begin trusting your inner guidance again. We discuss common misconceptions about angels, signs and synchronicities, and how spirituality doesn’t require perfection-just willingness.

This conversation is perfect for anyone navigating spiritual awakening, questioning old belief systems, or longing for a deeper, more personal relationship with the divine that’s rooted in love rather than fear.

In this episode, we cover:

  • What angels are (and what they aren’t)
  • How intuition communicates through the body, emotions, and signs
  • Practical ways to strengthen intuitive awareness
  • Learning to trust divine guidance

Whether you’re newly awakening or deep on the path, this episode will leave you feeling supported, empowered, and less alone.

Learn more about Kyle! 

Visit his WEBSITE

SHOP his books on our website.

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

Are Angel Numbers Real?

Angel Cards Never Lie


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What are angels- and how do they actually communicate with us?

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we sit down with bestselling author and spiritual teacher Kyle Gray to explore intuition, angelic guidance, and how to reconnect with divine support in everyday life.

Kyle breaks down what intuition really is, how fear and conditioning block our spiritual awareness, and practical ways to begin trusting your inner guidance again. We discuss common misconceptions about angels, signs and synchronicities, and how spirituality doesn’t require perfection-just willingness.

This conversation is perfect for anyone navigating spiritual awakening, questioning old belief systems, or longing for a deeper, more personal relationship with the divine that’s rooted in love rather than fear.

In this episode, we cover:

  • What angels are (and what they aren’t)
  • How intuition communicates through the body, emotions, and signs
  • Practical ways to strengthen intuitive awareness
  • Learning to trust divine guidance

Whether you’re newly awakening or deep on the path, this episode will leave you feeling supported, empowered, and less alone.

Learn more about Kyle! 

Visit his WEBSITE

SHOP his books on our website.

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

Are Angel Numbers Real?

Angel Cards Never Lie


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In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we sit with the emotional weight of what’s happening in Minneapolis and across the United States - and what it feels like to be human in this moment.

Many people are carrying justified anger, grief, fear, and exhaustion as they witness violence, injustice and misinformation.  Rather than bypassing these emotions, we begin by naming them-because Jesus never dismissed human pain.

From there, we turn to Scripture to explore how we are called to respond spiritually in times of division and unrest. What does it mean to follow Jesus without surrendering our humanity? How do we hold anger without becoming consumed by it? And how do we love our neighbors-on all sides-without excusing harm or injustice?

This episode reflects on Jesus’ response to suffering, righteous anger, and power, and explores what it looks like to choose compassion, truth, and love as forms of spiritual resistance. We discuss seeing the image of God in every person, resisting dehumanization, and staying spiritually grounded when emotions are high.

This conversation is for anyone who:

  • Feels angry, heartbroken, or overwhelmed by current events
  • Is struggling with polarization and division
  • Wants a Christ-centered response that doesn’t minimize injustice
  • Longs to stay human, faithful, and anchored in turbulent times

Bonus Material

Visit our Resource Library for a 5-Minute Guided Meditation for You and our Country. 

If you enjoy this episode make sure to check out:

Healing After National Tragedies

Decolonizing the Church w/ Joash Thomas

The Beautiful Lessons of Pain w/ Ruthie Lindsay

Additional Resources

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In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we sit with the emotional weight of what’s happening in Minneapolis and across the United States - and what it feels like to be human in this moment.

Many people are carrying justified anger, grief, fear, and exhaustion as they witness violence, injustice and misinformation.  Rather than bypassing these emotions, we begin by naming them-because Jesus never dismissed human pain.

From there, we turn to Scripture to explore how we are called to respond spiritually in times of division and unrest. What does it mean to follow Jesus without surrendering our humanity? How do we hold anger without becoming consumed by it? And how do we love our neighbors-on all sides-without excusing harm or injustice?

This episode reflects on Jesus’ response to suffering, righteous anger, and power, and explores what it looks like to choose compassion, truth, and love as forms of spiritual resistance. We discuss seeing the image of God in every person, resisting dehumanization, and staying spiritually grounded when emotions are high.

This conversation is for anyone who:

  • Feels angry, heartbroken, or overwhelmed by current events
  • Is struggling with polarization and division
  • Wants a Christ-centered response that doesn’t minimize injustice
  • Longs to stay human, faithful, and anchored in turbulent times

Bonus Material

Visit our Resource Library for a 5-Minute Guided Meditation for You and our Country. 

If you enjoy this episode make sure to check out:

Healing After National Tragedies

Decolonizing the Church w/ Joash Thomas

The Beautiful Lessons of Pain w/ Ruthie Lindsay

Additional Resources

Support the show

Join the Spirit 360! Online Community

Spirit Outspoken Website for Events, Resources, and More Info  

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What if astrology wasn’t something to fear, but a tool for deeper self-understanding and compassion?

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we’re joined by Debra Silverman, a psychologist turned astrologer with decades of experience. 

For many who were raised in the Christian faith, astrology was often framed as off-limits or incompatible with belief in God. Together, we gently reframe that narrative, exploring astrology not as something that replaces faith, but as a language of personality and design that can deepen empathy, self-awareness, and understanding of others.

Debra shares how her background in clinical psychology and soul-centered astrology work together, offering insight into emotional patterns, the four elements, and why we’re wired the way we are. We also discuss how understanding our own birth chart - and those of our children - can become a powerful tool for conscious parenting, relational compassion, and releasing unrealistic expectations.

This episode is thoughtful, grace-filled, and expansive, especially for anyone who still loves God but is re-examining what they were taught about spirituality, astrology, and self-discovery.

In this episode, we explore:

  • Is astrology compatible with Christian faith?
  • Astrology as a tool for self-understanding, not prediction
  • Psychology, personality, and the four elements
  • How astrology can foster compassion instead of judgment
  • Using astrology as a lens for parenting and relationships
  • Trusting that God’s hand is present in every part of our design

Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or already exploring, this conversation invites you to approach astrology with openness, wisdom, and grace.

If you like this episode, be sure to check out:

Using Astrology & Numerology to Reflect and Grow

The Star of Bethlehem Through Astrology & Astronomy

Christian Mysticism - It's NOT What You Think

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What if astrology wasn’t something to fear, but a tool for deeper self-understanding and compassion?

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we’re joined by Debra Silverman, a psychologist turned astrologer with decades of experience. 

For many who were raised in the Christian faith, astrology was often framed as off-limits or incompatible with belief in God. Together, we gently reframe that narrative, exploring astrology not as something that replaces faith, but as a language of personality and design that can deepen empathy, self-awareness, and understanding of others.

Debra shares how her background in clinical psychology and soul-centered astrology work together, offering insight into emotional patterns, the four elements, and why we’re wired the way we are. We also discuss how understanding our own birth chart - and those of our children - can become a powerful tool for conscious parenting, relational compassion, and releasing unrealistic expectations.

This episode is thoughtful, grace-filled, and expansive, especially for anyone who still loves God but is re-examining what they were taught about spirituality, astrology, and self-discovery.

In this episode, we explore:

  • Is astrology compatible with Christian faith?
  • Astrology as a tool for self-understanding, not prediction
  • Psychology, personality, and the four elements
  • How astrology can foster compassion instead of judgment
  • Using astrology as a lens for parenting and relationships
  • Trusting that God’s hand is present in every part of our design

Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or already exploring, this conversation invites you to approach astrology with openness, wisdom, and grace.

If you like this episode, be sure to check out:

Using Astrology & Numerology to Reflect and Grow

The Star of Bethlehem Through Astrology & Astronomy

Christian Mysticism - It's NOT What You Think

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Today on Spirit Outspoken, we’re joined by Sean Collyns, a world-renowned psychic medium with a four-year long waiting list and author of Your Soul Is the Source of Your Power (releasing this March).

In this expansive and deeply comforting conversation, we explore what it’s truly like on the other side. Sean shares insights into the afterlife, collective oneness, and the divine energy that connects us all beyond religion, culture, or language. He reminds us that energy never dies and energy never lies. 

We talk about how psychic ability isn’t reserved for a gifted few, but is something we all carry within us. Sean opens up about his own journey into mediumship and offers grounded, accessible guidance on strengthening our intuitive connection. Together, we explore how loved ones continue to communicate with us after they’ve passed, the continuity of the soul, reincarnation, and why love never truly ends,it simply changes form.

For anyone navigating grief, seeking reassurance, or longing for a deeper understanding of who we truly are beyond the physical body, this conversation offers profound peace, clarity, and comfort. Our hope is that this episode reminds you that your loved ones are always with you-and that your soul already knows the way.

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

The Power of Intention Part I

The Power of Intention Part II

Resonance Theory

The Mind Beyond Limits: Unlocking the Secrets of Precognition and Intuition


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Today on Spirit Outspoken, we’re joined by Sean Collyns, a world-renowned psychic medium with a four-year long waiting list and author of Your Soul Is the Source of Your Power (releasing this March).

In this expansive and deeply comforting conversation, we explore what it’s truly like on the other side. Sean shares insights into the afterlife, collective oneness, and the divine energy that connects us all beyond religion, culture, or language. He reminds us that energy never dies and energy never lies. 

We talk about how psychic ability isn’t reserved for a gifted few, but is something we all carry within us. Sean opens up about his own journey into mediumship and offers grounded, accessible guidance on strengthening our intuitive connection. Together, we explore how loved ones continue to communicate with us after they’ve passed, the continuity of the soul, reincarnation, and why love never truly ends,it simply changes form.

For anyone navigating grief, seeking reassurance, or longing for a deeper understanding of who we truly are beyond the physical body, this conversation offers profound peace, clarity, and comfort. Our hope is that this episode reminds you that your loved ones are always with you-and that your soul already knows the way.

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

The Power of Intention Part I

The Power of Intention Part II

Resonance Theory

The Mind Beyond Limits: Unlocking the Secrets of Precognition and Intuition


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What if faith wasn’t about having all the answers, but about staying curious?

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we’re joined by Zach Helton for an honest, expansive conversation about spirituality, curiosity, and what it means to follow Jesus without fear of exploration. Together, we unpack the pressure many Christians feel to have certainty and why releasing the need to “know it all” can actually deepen, not diminish faith.

Zach shares his personal experience studying Buddhism and how engaging another spiritual tradition unexpectedly enriched his spirituality and relationship with Jesus. We explore how learning from other religions doesn’t mean abandoning Christianity, but can cultivate greater presence, compassion, humility, and spiritual maturity.

This episode is for anyone navigating faith deconstruction, spiritual curiosity, or longing for a more embodied and expansive way of following Jesus - without shame, fear, or rigid dogma.

In this episode, we discuss:

  • Why you don’t need all the answers to be a faithful Jesus follower
  • How spiritual curiosity can strengthen, not threaten, faith
  • Zach’s experience studying Buddhism and how it shaped his spirituality
  • Exploring other religions without losing your Christian foundation
  • Letting go of fear-based faith and embracing growth

If you’ve ever felt drawn to explore deeper questions, but were told curiosity was dangerous, this conversation is for you.

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

The Beautiful Lessons of Pain: Healing, Faith & Awakening w/ Ruthie Lindsey

Banned From the Bible: The Hidden Gospel of Paul & Thecla w/ Meggan Watterson

Ancient Wisdom for Modern Healing w/ Bob Vetter

Questioning God & Rebuilding Faith w/ Kristin Mockler-Young


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What if faith wasn’t about having all the answers, but about staying curious?

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we’re joined by Zach Helton for an honest, expansive conversation about spirituality, curiosity, and what it means to follow Jesus without fear of exploration. Together, we unpack the pressure many Christians feel to have certainty and why releasing the need to “know it all” can actually deepen, not diminish faith.

Zach shares his personal experience studying Buddhism and how engaging another spiritual tradition unexpectedly enriched his spirituality and relationship with Jesus. We explore how learning from other religions doesn’t mean abandoning Christianity, but can cultivate greater presence, compassion, humility, and spiritual maturity.

This episode is for anyone navigating faith deconstruction, spiritual curiosity, or longing for a more embodied and expansive way of following Jesus - without shame, fear, or rigid dogma.

In this episode, we discuss:

  • Why you don’t need all the answers to be a faithful Jesus follower
  • How spiritual curiosity can strengthen, not threaten, faith
  • Zach’s experience studying Buddhism and how it shaped his spirituality
  • Exploring other religions without losing your Christian foundation
  • Letting go of fear-based faith and embracing growth

If you’ve ever felt drawn to explore deeper questions, but were told curiosity was dangerous, this conversation is for you.

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

The Beautiful Lessons of Pain: Healing, Faith & Awakening w/ Ruthie Lindsey

Banned From the Bible: The Hidden Gospel of Paul & Thecla w/ Meggan Watterson

Ancient Wisdom for Modern Healing w/ Bob Vetter

Questioning God & Rebuilding Faith w/ Kristin Mockler-Young


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Whether or not you follow these systems, Chinese astrology and numerology can offer helpful insights and meaningful questions to guide your year. You don’t have to believe in these systems to benefit from them - they’re simply tools to encourage self-awareness, thoughtful reflection, and intentional living as we step into a new year.

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we explore the transition from the Year of the Snake to the Year of the Horse. Chinese astrology helps us understand the symbolic energy of the year, while numerology invites reflection on patterns and themes in our lives.

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

Evolutionary Astrology: Unlock Your Soul's Blueprint with Dana Holt

The Star of Bethlehem Through Astrology & Astronomy; A New Way of Seeing the Christmas Story

Christian Mysticism: It's Not What You Think

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Whether or not you follow these systems, Chinese astrology and numerology can offer helpful insights and meaningful questions to guide your year. You don’t have to believe in these systems to benefit from them - they’re simply tools to encourage self-awareness, thoughtful reflection, and intentional living as we step into a new year.

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we explore the transition from the Year of the Snake to the Year of the Horse. Chinese astrology helps us understand the symbolic energy of the year, while numerology invites reflection on patterns and themes in our lives.

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

Evolutionary Astrology: Unlock Your Soul's Blueprint with Dana Holt

The Star of Bethlehem Through Astrology & Astronomy; A New Way of Seeing the Christmas Story

Christian Mysticism: It's Not What You Think

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What if the Christmas story is more than just a tale we’ve heard since childhood? 

In this episode, we journey into the night sky to explore the Star of Bethlehem through astrology and astronomy - uncovering the celestial secrets that guided the Magi and revealed a deeper, spiritual message spoken through the stars. Discover a new way of seeing the birth of Jesus, where ancient wisdom, cosmic patterns, and spiritual symbolism converge. 

Perfect for anyone curious about astrology, astronomy, the Christmas story, or the mysteries of the heavens, this episode will change the way you look at the sky-and the season itself. 

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

SCIENTIFIC SUPPORT for the Crucifixion & Resurrection of JESUS

Resonance Theory

Evolutionary Astrology: Unlock Your Soul's Blueprint with Dana Holt

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What if the Christmas story is more than just a tale we’ve heard since childhood? 

In this episode, we journey into the night sky to explore the Star of Bethlehem through astrology and astronomy - uncovering the celestial secrets that guided the Magi and revealed a deeper, spiritual message spoken through the stars. Discover a new way of seeing the birth of Jesus, where ancient wisdom, cosmic patterns, and spiritual symbolism converge. 

Perfect for anyone curious about astrology, astronomy, the Christmas story, or the mysteries of the heavens, this episode will change the way you look at the sky-and the season itself. 

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

SCIENTIFIC SUPPORT for the Crucifixion & Resurrection of JESUS

Resonance Theory

Evolutionary Astrology: Unlock Your Soul's Blueprint with Dana Holt

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What if the very experiences that break us could also set us free? In this powerful episode of Spirit Outspoken, transformational coach, speaker, and author Ruthie Lindsey shares her journey through trauma, addiction, chronic pain, and profound loss - and how those challenges became the gateway to her deepest healing and freedom.

Ruthie opens up about walking through the most painful moments of life, discovering how suffering can coexist with liberation, and finding God as a loving, present father who delights in us. From disordered eating and people-pleasing to surviving a catastrophic car accident and betrayal, Ruthie’s story is raw, radiant, and full of wisdom for anyone navigating pain, healing, and spiritual awakening.

Tune in to learn:

  • How to transform life’s deepest struggles into opportunities for growth and awakening
  • Tools for healing from trauma, chronic pain, and emotional wounds
  • Ways to reconnect with your body, spirit, and sense of personal sovereignty
  • How faith, presence, and self-trust can guide you through your own journey of transformation

This episode is for anyone seeking personal growth, spiritual awakening, and a deeper understanding of how pain can become your greatest teacher.


If you like this episode, be sure to check out:

Somatic Healing & Kinesiology w/ Mana Temple

Equine Gestalt Wisdom w/ Melisa Pearce

Meet the Hosts of Spirit Outspoken

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What if the very experiences that break us could also set us free? In this powerful episode of Spirit Outspoken, transformational coach, speaker, and author Ruthie Lindsey shares her journey through trauma, addiction, chronic pain, and profound loss - and how those challenges became the gateway to her deepest healing and freedom.

Ruthie opens up about walking through the most painful moments of life, discovering how suffering can coexist with liberation, and finding God as a loving, present father who delights in us. From disordered eating and people-pleasing to surviving a catastrophic car accident and betrayal, Ruthie’s story is raw, radiant, and full of wisdom for anyone navigating pain, healing, and spiritual awakening.

Tune in to learn:

  • How to transform life’s deepest struggles into opportunities for growth and awakening
  • Tools for healing from trauma, chronic pain, and emotional wounds
  • Ways to reconnect with your body, spirit, and sense of personal sovereignty
  • How faith, presence, and self-trust can guide you through your own journey of transformation

This episode is for anyone seeking personal growth, spiritual awakening, and a deeper understanding of how pain can become your greatest teacher.


If you like this episode, be sure to check out:

Somatic Healing & Kinesiology w/ Mana Temple

Equine Gestalt Wisdom w/ Melisa Pearce

Meet the Hosts of Spirit Outspoken

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This week Rachael and Jaisa explore how the AIDS crisis, conservative politics, and American Christianity combined to make homosexuality the moral issue of an era. They examine how “traditional marriage” in the Bible included polygamy and other forms never condemned by Jesus, and how the oft-quoted verses about marriage were actually responses to questions about divorce, not universal rules.

We also challenge the harmful “gay but celibate” expectation, showing how it robs LGBTQ+ people of the fullness of committed relationships while straight Christians are encouraged to pursue love, partnership, and family. Using the Fruits of the Spirit as a lens, we share data on the mental, emotional, and spiritual harm caused by non-affirming theology. Finally, we unpack arguments that homosexuality is “unnatural” or “gross,” revealing how these beliefs are cultural bias, not biblical truth.


If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

Reframing The Cross & Hell w/ Jonathan Henderson

One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Misunderstood Teachings w/ Shawn

Deconstructing Hell - Breaking Free from a Fear Based Faith w/ Brian Recker (Part 2)

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This week Rachael and Jaisa explore how the AIDS crisis, conservative politics, and American Christianity combined to make homosexuality the moral issue of an era. They examine how “traditional marriage” in the Bible included polygamy and other forms never condemned by Jesus, and how the oft-quoted verses about marriage were actually responses to questions about divorce, not universal rules.

We also challenge the harmful “gay but celibate” expectation, showing how it robs LGBTQ+ people of the fullness of committed relationships while straight Christians are encouraged to pursue love, partnership, and family. Using the Fruits of the Spirit as a lens, we share data on the mental, emotional, and spiritual harm caused by non-affirming theology. Finally, we unpack arguments that homosexuality is “unnatural” or “gross,” revealing how these beliefs are cultural bias, not biblical truth.


If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

Reframing The Cross & Hell w/ Jonathan Henderson

One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Misunderstood Teachings w/ Shawn

Deconstructing Hell - Breaking Free from a Fear Based Faith w/ Brian Recker (Part 2)

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Did the original Bible actually condemn homosexuality-or was that added later?
 

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we uncover the shocking history behind how the word “homosexual” entered the Bible for the very first time in 1946 through the Revised Standard Version and how scholars later admitted it was based on an outdated and inaccurate psychological definition tied to illegal sexual acts, not loving same-sex relationships.

We break down the original biblical passages that are still used today to condemn the LGBTQ+ community and reveal their true historical context-exposing how they were actually addressing:

  • Rape and sexual violence
  • Pederasty and child exploitation
  • Pagan temple rituals
  • Power-based sexual domination

-not consensual, committed same-sex love.

We also unpack how, even after the translation error was acknowledged and corrected, the damage had already spread-shaping future Bible versions, church doctrine, and decades of religious trauma.

If you’ve ever been told that being gay is a sin “because the Bible says so,” this episode will change how you see Scripture, translation, and truth forever.

If you enjoy this episode make certain to check out:


One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Misunderstood Teachings w/ Shawn Broadnax

Fearless Faith: Suffering, Perfect Love & Jesus’ Finished Work w/ Jonathan Henderson

Decolonizing The Church: The Justice of Jesus with Joash Thomas

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Did the original Bible actually condemn homosexuality-or was that added later?
 

In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we uncover the shocking history behind how the word “homosexual” entered the Bible for the very first time in 1946 through the Revised Standard Version and how scholars later admitted it was based on an outdated and inaccurate psychological definition tied to illegal sexual acts, not loving same-sex relationships.

We break down the original biblical passages that are still used today to condemn the LGBTQ+ community and reveal their true historical context-exposing how they were actually addressing:

  • Rape and sexual violence
  • Pederasty and child exploitation
  • Pagan temple rituals
  • Power-based sexual domination

-not consensual, committed same-sex love.

We also unpack how, even after the translation error was acknowledged and corrected, the damage had already spread-shaping future Bible versions, church doctrine, and decades of religious trauma.

If you’ve ever been told that being gay is a sin “because the Bible says so,” this episode will change how you see Scripture, translation, and truth forever.

If you enjoy this episode make certain to check out:


One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Misunderstood Teachings w/ Shawn Broadnax

Fearless Faith: Suffering, Perfect Love & Jesus’ Finished Work w/ Jonathan Henderson

Decolonizing The Church: The Justice of Jesus with Joash Thomas

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In Part 2 of our powerful conversation with Pastor Jonathan Henderson of Grace Hill Church in Glendale, CA, we dive deeper into some of the biggest questions people of faith wrestle with: Why does God allow bad things to happen? Were we ever meant to fear God? And what does Scripture really say about Jesus’ finished work?

Jonathan shares a freeing and deeply compassionate perspective rooted in Scripture-one that reveals a God who never intended us to be afraid of Him. We unpack why “perfect love casts out fear,” why fear and love cannot coexist, and how misunderstanding the character of God has shaped fear-based theology for centuries.

We also explore Jonathan’s belief that Jesus’ work was spiritually completed before He went to the cross, and how the cross ultimately exposed the lies and violence of Satan-not the character of God.

If you’ve ever struggled with fear-based religion, questioned God’s role in suffering, or longed for a clearer picture of God’s love, this episode brings healing, clarity, and liberation.


If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

Reframing the Cross & Hell w/ Jonathan Henderson

One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Most Misunderstood Teachings w/ Shawn Broadnax

Questioning God & Rebuilding Faith w/ Kristin Mockler-Young

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In Part 2 of our powerful conversation with Pastor Jonathan Henderson of Grace Hill Church in Glendale, CA, we dive deeper into some of the biggest questions people of faith wrestle with: Why does God allow bad things to happen? Were we ever meant to fear God? And what does Scripture really say about Jesus’ finished work?

Jonathan shares a freeing and deeply compassionate perspective rooted in Scripture-one that reveals a God who never intended us to be afraid of Him. We unpack why “perfect love casts out fear,” why fear and love cannot coexist, and how misunderstanding the character of God has shaped fear-based theology for centuries.

We also explore Jonathan’s belief that Jesus’ work was spiritually completed before He went to the cross, and how the cross ultimately exposed the lies and violence of Satan-not the character of God.

If you’ve ever struggled with fear-based religion, questioned God’s role in suffering, or longed for a clearer picture of God’s love, this episode brings healing, clarity, and liberation.


If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

Reframing the Cross & Hell w/ Jonathan Henderson

One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Most Misunderstood Teachings w/ Shawn Broadnax

Questioning God & Rebuilding Faith w/ Kristin Mockler-Young

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In this powerful episode of Spirit Outspoken, we sit down with Pastor Jonathan Henderson of Grace Hill Church in Glendale, CA and author of the transformative book Worth Every Drop: God’s Relentless Pursuit to Prove You Matter.

In Part One of this two-part series, Jonathan opens up about his personal journey of doubt, faith, and discovery. Together, we explore his fresh and compassionate interpretations of the cross and as well as his concept of hell.

If you’ve ever wrestled with traditional teachings, felt afraid to ask hard questions, or longed to see God as consistent, friendly, and trustworthy, this conversation will resonate deeply. Jonathan’s perspective offers healing, clarity, and a more expansive view of divine love.

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

Decolonizing The Church: The Justice of Jesus with Joash Thomas

The Other Side of Scripture: Revelations from Our Gnostic & Biblical Deep Dive

One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Misunderstood Teachings


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In this powerful episode of Spirit Outspoken, we sit down with Pastor Jonathan Henderson of Grace Hill Church in Glendale, CA and author of the transformative book Worth Every Drop: God’s Relentless Pursuit to Prove You Matter.

In Part One of this two-part series, Jonathan opens up about his personal journey of doubt, faith, and discovery. Together, we explore his fresh and compassionate interpretations of the cross and as well as his concept of hell.

If you’ve ever wrestled with traditional teachings, felt afraid to ask hard questions, or longed to see God as consistent, friendly, and trustworthy, this conversation will resonate deeply. Jonathan’s perspective offers healing, clarity, and a more expansive view of divine love.

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:

Decolonizing The Church: The Justice of Jesus with Joash Thomas

The Other Side of Scripture: Revelations from Our Gnostic & Biblical Deep Dive

One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Misunderstood Teachings


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In this powerful conversation, we sit down with Joash Thomas, author of The Justice of Jesus, to explore how colonization has distorted the heart of Christianity - and how reclaiming the original message of Jesus can bring healing, justice, and spiritual freedom.

Joash shares how empire, power, and privilege have shaped the Church, what it means to decolonize our faith, and how followers of Jesus can return to His true teachings of love, equality, and care for humanity.

We also dive into the differences between Eastern and Western Christianity, the role of mysticism in the early church, and why repairing our “lens of empire” is essential for spiritual growth today.

You’ll learn:

-How colonization impacted the Church’s theology and global mission

-What Jesus actually said about justice-and how it contrasts with modern interpretations

-How to recognize empire thinking in your own faith

Ways to return to the radical compassion and equality of early Christianity

This episode is for anyone ready to reclaim the authentic message of Jesus and explore what it truly means to live a faith that heals, not harms.

Be sure to check out these episodes by Spirit Outspoken:

Banned From the Bible: What the Gnostic Gospels Reveal

Rediscovering Nature's Wisdom w/ Malia Grace

Power, Politics & The Bible

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In this powerful conversation, we sit down with Joash Thomas, author of The Justice of Jesus, to explore how colonization has distorted the heart of Christianity - and how reclaiming the original message of Jesus can bring healing, justice, and spiritual freedom.

Joash shares how empire, power, and privilege have shaped the Church, what it means to decolonize our faith, and how followers of Jesus can return to His true teachings of love, equality, and care for humanity.

We also dive into the differences between Eastern and Western Christianity, the role of mysticism in the early church, and why repairing our “lens of empire” is essential for spiritual growth today.

You’ll learn:

-How colonization impacted the Church’s theology and global mission

-What Jesus actually said about justice-and how it contrasts with modern interpretations

-How to recognize empire thinking in your own faith

Ways to return to the radical compassion and equality of early Christianity

This episode is for anyone ready to reclaim the authentic message of Jesus and explore what it truly means to live a faith that heals, not harms.

Be sure to check out these episodes by Spirit Outspoken:

Banned From the Bible: What the Gnostic Gospels Reveal

Rediscovering Nature's Wisdom w/ Malia Grace

Power, Politics & The Bible

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In this episode, we unpack "spiritual bypassing", which occurs when we try to “just trust God,” “stay positive,” or “have more faith,” instead of honestly facing the emotions God is trying to meet us in.

We talk about how Jesus Himself felt deeply - grief, anger, compassion, sorrow - and how He never rushed or minimized the emotional experience of being human. He wept. He prayed in agony. He felt disappointment and frustration. He didn’t bypass the hard. He surrendered inside of it.

So if you’ve ever been told, “just give it to God and move on” or “good Christians don’t feel that way”…and yet your heart was still breaking - you are not weak, you are not lacking faith, and you are not alone.

In this episode we explore:

  • What spiritual bypassing looks like in Christian culture
  • The emotional life of Jesus and what it teaches us
  • Why true faith requires honesty, not pretending
  • The difference between surrender and spiritual avoidance
  • How embodiment honors the way God created our nervous system + emotions
  • Practical ways to feel your feelings with God, not away from Him

Healthy spirituality doesn’t disconnect us from our bodies and emotions - it helps us bring them to God with honesty and trust.

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Breaking The Cycle: Epigenetics, Ancestral Trauma and the Power of Self Awareness

Somatic Healing & Kinesiology w/ Mana Temple

Equine Gestalt Wisdom w/ Melisa Pearce


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In this episode, we unpack "spiritual bypassing", which occurs when we try to “just trust God,” “stay positive,” or “have more faith,” instead of honestly facing the emotions God is trying to meet us in.

We talk about how Jesus Himself felt deeply - grief, anger, compassion, sorrow - and how He never rushed or minimized the emotional experience of being human. He wept. He prayed in agony. He felt disappointment and frustration. He didn’t bypass the hard. He surrendered inside of it.

So if you’ve ever been told, “just give it to God and move on” or “good Christians don’t feel that way”…and yet your heart was still breaking - you are not weak, you are not lacking faith, and you are not alone.

In this episode we explore:

  • What spiritual bypassing looks like in Christian culture
  • The emotional life of Jesus and what it teaches us
  • Why true faith requires honesty, not pretending
  • The difference between surrender and spiritual avoidance
  • How embodiment honors the way God created our nervous system + emotions
  • Practical ways to feel your feelings with God, not away from Him

Healthy spirituality doesn’t disconnect us from our bodies and emotions - it helps us bring them to God with honesty and trust.

If you like today's topic, be sure to check out these shows by Spirit Outspoken:

Breaking The Cycle: Epigenetics, Ancestral Trauma and the Power of Self Awareness

Somatic Healing & Kinesiology w/ Mana Temple

Equine Gestalt Wisdom w/ Melisa Pearce


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In this episode, we dive into one of the most thought-provoking questions in modern faith. We explore how devotion to Scripture can sometimes replace a living relationship with the Divine, and how even something sacred can become an idol when it’s placed above love, intuition, and the teachings of Jesus.

In this episode, we dive into:

  • The surprising history of biblical inerrancy and how it became a modern doctrine
  • Signs of idolatry - when faith becomes rigid, judgmental, or fear-based
  • What a balanced, spiritually alive relationship with Scripture looks like
  • How historical context and translation have shaped our understanding of the Bible
  • Our personal experiences breaking free from dogma and rediscovering divine connection

This conversation isn’t about rejecting Scripture-it’s about reclaiming it as a beautiful, useful resource that leads us back to the love and teachings of Jesus. We invite you to move from fear to freedom, from literalism to living wisdom, and from blind belief to embodied faith.


If you enjoy this episode, make sure to check out these shows from Spirit Outspoken:

One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Misunderstood Teachings w/ Shawn Broadnax

Questioning God & Rebuilding Faith w/ Kristin Mockler-Young


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In this episode, we dive into one of the most thought-provoking questions in modern faith. We explore how devotion to Scripture can sometimes replace a living relationship with the Divine, and how even something sacred can become an idol when it’s placed above love, intuition, and the teachings of Jesus.

In this episode, we dive into:

  • The surprising history of biblical inerrancy and how it became a modern doctrine
  • Signs of idolatry - when faith becomes rigid, judgmental, or fear-based
  • What a balanced, spiritually alive relationship with Scripture looks like
  • How historical context and translation have shaped our understanding of the Bible
  • Our personal experiences breaking free from dogma and rediscovering divine connection

This conversation isn’t about rejecting Scripture-it’s about reclaiming it as a beautiful, useful resource that leads us back to the love and teachings of Jesus. We invite you to move from fear to freedom, from literalism to living wisdom, and from blind belief to embodied faith.


If you enjoy this episode, make sure to check out these shows from Spirit Outspoken:

One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Misunderstood Teachings w/ Shawn Broadnax

Questioning God & Rebuilding Faith w/ Kristin Mockler-Young


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What if Christian mysticism isn’t about secret rituals or fringe beliefs, but about direct connection with God? In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we explore what Christian mysticism really means and how it’s been misunderstood for centuries.

We explore how early Christian mystics sought union with God through love, contemplation, and experience, not dogma. Discover how mysticism bridges spirituality and faith, and visit our Resource Library to download a pdf of practices you can utilize to help you feel closer to God, peace, and purpose today.

 In this episode:

  • What Christian mysticism really is (and isn’t)
  • The history of mystics like Teresa of Ávila 
  • How mystical experience differs from religious belief
  • Why mysticism is rising again in modern spirituality
  • How to connect more deeply with the Divine yourself

If you’ve ever felt like your faith was missing something, or that God feels distant, this episode will open your eyes to a whole new way of experiencing spirituality.

If you enjoy this discussion, check out these episodes from Spirit Outspoken:

Angel Numbers

Resonance Theory

Ancient Wisdom for Modern Healers

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What if Christian mysticism isn’t about secret rituals or fringe beliefs, but about direct connection with God? In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we explore what Christian mysticism really means and how it’s been misunderstood for centuries.

We explore how early Christian mystics sought union with God through love, contemplation, and experience, not dogma. Discover how mysticism bridges spirituality and faith, and visit our Resource Library to download a pdf of practices you can utilize to help you feel closer to God, peace, and purpose today.

 In this episode:

  • What Christian mysticism really is (and isn’t)
  • The history of mystics like Teresa of Ávila 
  • How mystical experience differs from religious belief
  • Why mysticism is rising again in modern spirituality
  • How to connect more deeply with the Divine yourself

If you’ve ever felt like your faith was missing something, or that God feels distant, this episode will open your eyes to a whole new way of experiencing spirituality.

If you enjoy this discussion, check out these episodes from Spirit Outspoken:

Angel Numbers

Resonance Theory

Ancient Wisdom for Modern Healers

Subscribe for more episodes blending Christianity, mysticism, history and science.

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Ever wondered what Jesus really came here to teach? 


In this thought-provoking conversation, we sit down with Shawn Broadnax, a pastor offering a refreshingly honest look at Christianity’s most debated topics. Together, we explore what the Church may have misunderstood about Jesus’ message, and how returning to love, compassion, and truth can transform the way we live and worship today.

We talk about:
- How capitalism plays a role in today's modern church and how that impacts church teaching.
- The role of fear in church.
- Releasing fear, asking questions and reading the Bible from a place of authenticity and desire to know God.
- Controversial topics within the church and the BIBLE ACTUALLY SAYS about homosexuality, when life begins and how Jesus came to REDEEM us through his death on the cross.

This episode is for the seekers and those questioning, curious, and ready to rediscover what faith really means.

Listen till the end for Pastor Shawn’s insight on what Jesus truly died for and how it changes everything about how we see God, love, and ourselves.

🎧 Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken for more conversations that bridge spirituality, self-discovery, and truth.

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out these episodes by Spirit Outspoken:

Banned From the Bible: The Hidden Gospel of Paul & Thecla

Power, Politics and the Bible

The Other Side of Scripture


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Ever wondered what Jesus really came here to teach? 


In this thought-provoking conversation, we sit down with Shawn Broadnax, a pastor offering a refreshingly honest look at Christianity’s most debated topics. Together, we explore what the Church may have misunderstood about Jesus’ message, and how returning to love, compassion, and truth can transform the way we live and worship today.

We talk about:
- How capitalism plays a role in today's modern church and how that impacts church teaching.
- The role of fear in church.
- Releasing fear, asking questions and reading the Bible from a place of authenticity and desire to know God.
- Controversial topics within the church and the BIBLE ACTUALLY SAYS about homosexuality, when life begins and how Jesus came to REDEEM us through his death on the cross.

This episode is for the seekers and those questioning, curious, and ready to rediscover what faith really means.

Listen till the end for Pastor Shawn’s insight on what Jesus truly died for and how it changes everything about how we see God, love, and ourselves.

🎧 Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken for more conversations that bridge spirituality, self-discovery, and truth.

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out these episodes by Spirit Outspoken:

Banned From the Bible: The Hidden Gospel of Paul & Thecla

Power, Politics and the Bible

The Other Side of Scripture


#Christianity #FaithJourney #SpiritualAwakening #JesusTeachings #ChurchDeconstruction #PastorInterview #SpiritOutspokenPodcast

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In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we explore the scientific and historical evidence for the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Discover what astronomers, geologists, medical experts, and historians have uncovered about the events surrounding Jesus’ death and miraculous return. From astronomical data that aligns with the timeline of the crucifixion to geological findings and medical explanations that directly correlate with biblical accounts, we dive deep into the facts that bridge faith and science.

Whether you’re a believer seeking deeper understanding or a skeptic curious about the evidence, this episode reveals how modern research supports the biblical story of the resurrection-one of the most studied and extraordinary events in history.

If you enjoy this episode, we know you will love:

Resonance Theory: The Power Of Alignment & Frequency

The Power of Intention Part I

The Power of Intention Part II


Be sure to visit SPIRITOUTSPOKEN.COM to check out our resource library, filled with valuable FREE RESOURCES to help you grow and learn!!

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In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we explore the scientific and historical evidence for the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Discover what astronomers, geologists, medical experts, and historians have uncovered about the events surrounding Jesus’ death and miraculous return. From astronomical data that aligns with the timeline of the crucifixion to geological findings and medical explanations that directly correlate with biblical accounts, we dive deep into the facts that bridge faith and science.

Whether you’re a believer seeking deeper understanding or a skeptic curious about the evidence, this episode reveals how modern research supports the biblical story of the resurrection-one of the most studied and extraordinary events in history.

If you enjoy this episode, we know you will love:

Resonance Theory: The Power Of Alignment & Frequency

The Power of Intention Part I

The Power of Intention Part II


Be sure to visit SPIRITOUTSPOKEN.COM to check out our resource library, filled with valuable FREE RESOURCES to help you grow and learn!!

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In this episode, we’re unpacking why forgiveness is actually one of the most selfish acts you can do. We don’t mean selfish in a bad way, we mean it’s life-giving for YOU. When we forgive, we release the weight of resentment, open ourselves to peace, and allow God to handle the justice part.

We talk about:
- What Scripture really says about forgiveness
- Why forgiveness doesn’t always mean reconciliation, or dropping your boundaries
- The physical, emotional, and spiritual benefits of letting go
- How choosing forgiveness frees you from what no longer serves you

We’ve both wrestled with forgiveness in our own lives, and we know how hard it can feel. But we also know the freedom that comes when we finally let it go and trust God with the outcome.

If you’re ready to release the hurt and step into wholeness, this conversation is for you. Hit play and join us as we explore how forgiveness isn’t about excusing others—it’s about setting yourself free.

If you enjoy this discussion, we know you will love these episodes from Spirit Outspoken:

Metta: Loving Kindness Practice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhnPXdoqCv4&t=2s

Emotions: Your Spiritual Compass
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82yd8T8pk58

Breaking the Cycle: Epigenetics, Ancestral Trauma & The Power of Self Awareness
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APtcC70s10s&t=45s
 
#Forgiveness #Faith #ChristianSpirituality #Healing #Boundaries #EmotionalHealing

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In this episode, we’re unpacking why forgiveness is actually one of the most selfish acts you can do. We don’t mean selfish in a bad way, we mean it’s life-giving for YOU. When we forgive, we release the weight of resentment, open ourselves to peace, and allow God to handle the justice part.

We talk about:
- What Scripture really says about forgiveness
- Why forgiveness doesn’t always mean reconciliation, or dropping your boundaries
- The physical, emotional, and spiritual benefits of letting go
- How choosing forgiveness frees you from what no longer serves you

We’ve both wrestled with forgiveness in our own lives, and we know how hard it can feel. But we also know the freedom that comes when we finally let it go and trust God with the outcome.

If you’re ready to release the hurt and step into wholeness, this conversation is for you. Hit play and join us as we explore how forgiveness isn’t about excusing others—it’s about setting yourself free.

If you enjoy this discussion, we know you will love these episodes from Spirit Outspoken:

Metta: Loving Kindness Practice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhnPXdoqCv4&t=2s

Emotions: Your Spiritual Compass
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82yd8T8pk58

Breaking the Cycle: Epigenetics, Ancestral Trauma & The Power of Self Awareness
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APtcC70s10s&t=45s
 
#Forgiveness #Faith #ChristianSpirituality #Healing #Boundaries #EmotionalHealing

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