Suicide of a child is one of the most difficult situations anyone could endure. How do you go on? How do you deal with tormenting thoughts of, “How did I miss this? Was there something I could have done?” Steve Mogck openly talks about the suicide of his son and the ways in which he is navigating his life today, in this episode of Guilty of Heresy: Life After a Child’s Suicide.

Cara Wright is a Certified and an X-Men Facilitator for Access Consciousness. In her early career years, she was a prenatal yoga instrutor as well as a doula. With much of her life centered around pregnancy and birth, and a strong desire to have children of her own, navigating her personal journey with infertility was at times challenging and intense. Join Cara and I in unfiltered conversation. Guilty of Heresy: Dealing with Infertility

Have you ever been in a relationship with someone who struggles with addiction? Are you in one now? How do you know if you need to leave? How do you walk away if you decide to? Amy Shine made the choice to leave a marriage after several years. Rather than leaving from a place of anger or resistance, it became clear that leaving was the kindness she and her body required. As she brilliantly stated, “Choosing what is kind for you, is also what is kind for them whether they know it or not.” Welcome to this beautiful conversation: Guilty of Heresy: Letting go of addiction. 

Imagine receiving a phone call from someone asking if your brother was ok. Not only was he not with you, you knew in an instant that he was gone, no longer living on the planet. This is exactly what occurred for Cindy Duke and as the events unfolded she discover that her intuition was correct and that her brother had been brutally murdered. In this episode Cindy talks about how she has and continues to be with this. She looks from a different perspective as she shares this part of her journey. Guilty of Heresy: I Always Knew. 

Christel and I met over 20 years ago at a Bible School. Fast forward, we have both journeyed in our own ways away from the religion of our childhoods. If you have ever walked away from a church, cult or religion, you may be familiar with the challenges it can bring. Christel and I sat down to talk all about it in this episode of Guilty of Heresy. Loosing My Religion.

Traditional education is about teachers instructing students. However, the origins of the word education were "to extract." What if education was more about empowering kids to know what they know and extracting their natural talents and abilities rather than providing them instruction? Join Marnie Barranco and Founder and Director of online "School Beyond Limitations" Martina Geromin as they discuss a new approach to education. If you are a teacher, a parent or a caregiver currently dealing with online schooling, find some helpful tips on how to navigate all of that with more ease! School Beyond Limitations Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/schoolbeyondlimitations 

The traditional definition of addiction labels you with a permanent disease based on specific symptoms. It never looks at what is going on with the person or acknowledges that it is a behavior that you choose.   Join Marilyn Bradford and Marnie Barranco as they discuss what else is possible with addiction beyond what you have been ever been told before.

Kindness starts with kindness to you. How often do you focus on being kind to others even if that is at the expense of you? You cannot actually be kind to others if you are not kind to you. Join Marnie Barranco and Becky Vannes as we explore and undefine kindness.  What if everything you chose today was a kindness for you and your body? 

If you are a parent, you likely know the challenge it can be to be attentive and caring for your kids. They can come with a lot of demands which often result in parents giving themselves up in favor of their children. The willingness to include you in your life and in your choices changes everything. Join Sue Cotter and Marnie Barranco as they discuss caring for your kids in a whole new way. If you don’t care for and honor you, can you truly care for another?

Is need real? Or made up? Would an infinite being ever truly need anything or anyone?  Join Chandana and Isha Bawa and Marnie Barranco as we undefine need. If you had no need of anyone and simultaneously were willing to receive  anything and everything…. you would be free.