The girls welcome guest, Andy McDonald! In this episode, Andy shares life lessons learned from his experience of living in an RV for three years with his family.  He then opens up about his journey with drug addiction, discussing how it started, the impact it had on his life, and the turning point that led him to recovery.  Andy emphasizes the importance of support and taking action on those small steps in overcoming addiction.  He also reflects on finding purpose and the role of faith in his recovery as he reaches out to support others in their addictions.  Themes of this podcast:  -Inspiration that can be found through traveling and meeting new people. -Help and support can come from unexpected sources. -The power of small steps in making positive changes.  -The importance of finding help and support, avoiding comparison, and expressing gratitude.  Follow us on Instagram: @reclamation_podcast Kelsi: @quantumclaritywithkelsi Malia: @oscarmalia Discover To Be Magnetic:  Membership Expanded Podcast by TBM: Listen on Apple Listen on Spotify

In this episode, Kelsi and Malia continue their discussion on Bitch Energy.   They dive deeper into the definition of bitch energy, how to embrace it, and its impact on relationships. The Barbie movie is used as a metaphor to illustrate the pendulum swing of healing and the importance of finding balance in bitch energy.  The episode concludes with reflections and questions for further exploration for the listener. Themes of this podcast include: -Wounded masculine energy in men AND women.  -The need for men and women to be seen in their worth.  -Bitch Energy and the balance of power. -Bitch energy being a mindset of confidence, assertiveness, and self-assuredness. -Reclaiming individual worth in a healthy, balanced way. Watch for our next episode! We double dip into the Bitch Energy discussion, going deeper into its energetics and tying up our loose ends.  Find us on social media & Comment what you think of bitch energy or what we talked about: @the_reclamation_podcast To Be Magnetic Use our code for 15% off - RECLAIM

In this episode, Kelsi and Malia welcome guest co-host Kaia.  Together, they explore the word 'bitch' and its evolution in meaning and usage over time; from its origins as a derogatory term for promiscuous women to its modern ideas of empowerment, with the rise of ‘bad bitch’ energy.  Kelsi, Malia and Kaia each share insights from their social circles, highlighting different perspectives on the word and its connotations.  The hosts also discuss the journey of reclaiming the word 'bitch' and the experiences that have shaped their understanding of it. They explore the importance of claiming space in the world and setting healthy boundaries. The hosts also reflect on the balance between masculine and feminine energy and the value of self-worth. They emphasize that the journey of reclaiming the word is individual and there is no prescribed path.  The episode concludes with questions for listeners to reflect on their own relationship with the word 'bitch,’ and how their personal definition shows ups in the ideas they hold about themselves and others.  Themes of this podcast include:  Etymology and History of ‘Bitch.’ Characteristics of bitch energy.  Men's vs. Women's definitions of bitch energy. Gen Z’s perception of bitch energy. Personal reclamations involving ‘bitch energy.’ Reclaiming the word 'bitch' is a personal journey of self-discovery and healing. Article: Earnest Hemingways introduction to the modern meaning of “Bitch” Earnest Hemingway’s books with “Bitch” protagonists: - Sun Also Rises (Brett Ashley) - The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber (Margot Macomber)

In this episode, Malia and Kelsi shine the spotlight on their favorite reclamations of 2023.  Malia discusses how the reclamation of magic in her life has reconnecting her with the sense of possibility and adventure she had as a child. She shares how this reclamation extended into her relationship with her partner, which involved self-reflection and allowance of individuality. Malia also explores the reclamation of self-identity, finding contentment and peace in being her authentic self, and letting go of the need for titles. Kelsi reflects on her experiences and choices of 2023, emphasizing the importance of trust and faith in the universe. She discusses how finding roots and reclaiming her calling has brought a sense of fulfillment, yet detaching from old communities and creating new connections carried a sense of heartbreak and expansion. Kelsi also explores how embracing a slower lifestyle and being present in the moment has led to greater effectiveness and achievement. She encourages listeners to honor their individuality and spiritual essence, and reminds them to navigate the new year with inspiration and rest. More from Malia: @oscarmalia More from Kelsi: @quantumclarityhealth

In this episode, guest Rachel Wardle chats with Kelsi and Malia about her magical journey of trusting her intuition as it prompted her to take several leaps of faith, ultimately leading her to a restorative community and onto the path of a more reclaimed self.  She introduces Goddess Yoga, a new healing modality involving sacred space, deep intention, release and reclamation through movement. Rachel talks Kelsi and Malia through the magical moments that led her to discovering Goddess Yoga, and the purpose it has brought into her life.   Together, Rachel, Kelsi, and Malia explore the concept of nurturing energy and the power of the feminine in healing. They also discuss stepping into feminine power and the need for boundaries. The conversation also highlights the importance of balancing masculine and feminine energies and reclaiming the feminine to attract a whole partner.  Other themes of this podcast: -Yin of Fire Festival -Magical synchronicities  -The role of masculine energy, in and out of Goddess Yoga -Using principle based thought to create balance and protect the heart.  Instagrams to check out:  Goddess Yoga @goddessyogaoffical  Rachel's @goddess.rach Yin on Fire @yinonfirefestival

In this episode Kelsi and Malia discuss concepts of self-worth and worthiness, comparing and contrasting the two as they share their personal journeys in connection to this topic.  The conversation delves into the connection between worthiness and self-worth. The girls share their personal journeys and experiences, exploring how they were influenced by cultural and religious standards.  The conversation also explores the separation of self-worth and worthiness and the emotional response to this concept. The girls challenge the definitions of worthiness and how cultural and societal conditioning uphold a disconnected idea.  Overall, the discussion encourages listeners to explore their own understanding of self-worth and worthiness. The girls empower listeners to embrace their authenticity as they reclaim their innate worth.   Other themes of this podcast include: -Self-worth and worthiness are interconnected; it is important to explore and reclaim both aspects. -Enmeshment and personal power. -Relying on experts for guidance and the potential problems that can arise from external validation. -Reclaiming the repressed feminine. -Embracing one's unique qualities is essential for personal growth and empowerment. -How the education system can have a significant impact on self-worth and the development of critical thinking skills.

In this episode Kelsi and Malia welcome bad ass guest, Hana Robison.         Hana shares her journey growing up in the hood of South Central LA and the decisions she made to keep her safe.   She talks about disfunction in the family , immigration and cultural expectations. Hana reveals how she discovered her demons, and took radical responsibility while attending college at UC Berkley.   Hana leads Kelsi and Malia through her story of breaking past limiting beliefs, understanding God’s plan and questioning the purpose of mortal life; ultimately resulting in joining The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and finding a career in teaching it’s gospel to High School students.  Other themes of this podcast include: -Working through imposter syndrome -Responsibility for personal growth is essential in the journey of self-reclamation -Healthy boundaries and self-love can help in healing family relationships. -Each individual's healing journey is unique, and important and allowed. -Finding balance is key to maintaining overall well-being. Join the girls as they hold big space for ‘Finding Your Own Way.’ 

Sit with Kelsi and Malia as they are swept away by their beautifully inspiring guest, Jen Olson.  Jen tells her story of heartache, divorce, a faith transition, postpartum and how she found herself again after being “in the rubble” for years.  Jen discusses how she found herself again by channeling her incredible talents, empowering herself and others through the celebration of women’s bodies. Themes of this podcast include:     -   Faith Transition  Body shaming and learning to love ourselves EXACTLY as we are. Women being seen in their role as mothers and in society Standing up for and reclaiming who we are as women, having boundaries and new respect for our bodies and minds  Healing from Patriarchal damage and healing from it Finding balance in the masculine and feminine aspects of ourselves  Kelsi and Malia encourage you to check out Jen’s incredible art via her Instagram and website.  Instagram @jenolson.art  https://www.jenolsonartwork.com/

Kelsi and Malia welcome their first guest,  and deeply introspective friend, Kimber.  Together they walk through the fear and  hope inside Kimber’s journey of deconstructing and dismantling the only way she knew how to move through life.  Themes of this podcast include: “Doing" vs. “Being" energy.  Grieving through the deconstruction of a lifetime of conditioning. Letting go of ‘the one right way.’  Gratitude in the walk, the inner work, and the process of reclaiming the authentic self. Holding space for all parts of the self. Allowing the unknown and uncertain  to have a place in our lives.  Join the girls as they learn from Kimber’s inspired words and transformational visions. Resources from this episode: https://music.youtube.com/watchv=a7b27Pb2FJ4&feature=shared “The Woman They Could Not Silence” By Kate Moore “Wild Mercy” By Mirabai Starr “The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know Is Possible” By Charles Eisenstein  Find more from Kimber here: Instagram- @thatkimbergirl  Kimber’s Substack- https://thatkimbergirl.substack.com/p/welcome-to-this-messy-space?r=2v8mgv&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

In this episode, Malia and Kelsi discuss the witch wound, the history that's known and the history more are less aware of. Find out why it touches all of us in our journeys to reclaim ourselves and create a more balanced world.