The Numinous Podcast with Carmen Spagnola: Intuition, Spirituality and the Mystery of Life
TNP57: Homeless + Hopeless to Unbounded Joy with Shayla Logan
When she was 19, Shayla Logan was homeless and suffering from severe depression with suicidal tendencies. For six months, she lived on the street while working her way through the court system to take control of her life. A near-death experience changed everything.
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TNP146 Carmen + Holly on Collapse Psychology and the Importance of Grief Ritual Accountability and Play
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TNP145 Holly Truhlar on Tending the Threshold of Collapse
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TNP144 Mimi Young on Intuition + Pandemic Plant Medicine
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