✨ Becoming with Atiya: Intuition, Astrology, and the Unseen

We’re kicking off the Month of Magic with a conversation that’s equal parts wonder and wisdom. Atiya — an intuitive and lifelong student of astrology, tarot, and energy work — joins me to talk about her spiritual journey and how she’s learned to trust and share her natural gifts.

From intuitive nudges to Reiki 101 and astrology basics, we explore how energy moves through our lives (with plenty of laughter… and maybe one tear along the way).

Light, soulful, and full of magic — this episode invites you to lean into the unseen and trust what you feel.

You can connect with Atiya on instagram: @intuitivejawn or tinyurl.com/intuitivejawn where you can book directly to work with her. Enjoy!!

✨ Becoming Aligned: My Spiritual Journey & a Month of Magic ✨

In this solo episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on my own spiritual journey—how it unfolded, the ways my grandpa continues to show up in my life, and how I’ve come to embrace the witchy, mystical side of myself.

With October’s Month of Magic ahead, this conversation sets the tone for what’s to come: exploring connection, intuition, ancestry, and the unseen threads that guide us.

Whether you’re curious about your own spiritual path or simply love a good story about signs, synchronicities, and soul alignment—this one’s for you.

This week on Fearlessly Becoming, I sit down with Kjersti — a two-time breast cancer survivor, personal stylist consultant, and all-around force of honesty. Her story is about so much more than “biddies check your titties.”

Kjersti opens up about navigating life during and after cancer: the depression, the symptoms, how she was able to keep her nipples, and the raw reality of recovery that often gets skipped in the highlight reels. She shares how intuition, body awareness, and resilience have shaped not just her healing journey but the way she shows up in every part of her life.

This conversation isn’t about labels or neat endings — it’s about listening, trusting, and finding a way forward when you’re still very much in the thick of it.

In Part 2 of the great kidney stone saga, we finally cross the finish line of this wild ride. From Omaha to Lincoln, ER visits to unexpected plot twists, and plenty of laughter in between—this episode is the wrap-up you didn’t know you needed.

But beyond the chaos and comedy, we also pause to reflect on what the experience taught us—about friendship, showing up when it matters most, and finding humor even in the messiest of moments.

This isn’t just the conclusion to a story about kidney stones—it’s a reminder that sometimes the best medicine really is laughter, perspective, and people who stick by your side through it all.

Tune in for the laughs, stay for the lessons.

This week, I’m joined by my two of my besties - Jenn & Justy - for Part One of the kidney stone saga of August. (Yes, it’s as chaotic as it sounds.)

We rewind to how we all ended up at the concert together, the Omaha adventures that kicked it all off, and the first phase of the rollercoaster before heading back to Lincoln.

It’s light, hilarious, and the kind of conversation where you’ll feel like you’ve pulled up a chair with your own best friends — swapping stories, laughing until your stomach hurts, and remembering why friendship makes even the wildest experiences unforgettable.

This week on Fearlessly Becoming, I’m joined by the incredible Dr. Jess Daigle—board-certified pediatrician, NICU hospitalist, NICU mom, public speaker, and author of Anchored in Hope.

Our conversation goes far beyond titles and credentials. Together, we dive into:

✨ Parenting through the NICU lens and what it means to walk that journey both as a doctor and a mother.

✨ The raw realities of raising teenage boys and the lessons they continue to teach us.

✨ The heart and hope behind her book, Anchored in Hope, and how storytelling becomes a lifeline for families.

✨ What it means to leave a legacy rooted in compassion, advocacy, and authenticity.

This episode is filled with laughter, tears, and a deep sense of connection—you’ll walk away reminded of the power of vulnerability, resilience, and hope.

Whether you’re a parent, a NICU family, or simply someone navigating the ups and downs of life, Dr. Jess’ wisdom and warmth will speak straight to your heart.

📖 Learn more about Dr. Jess and Anchored in Hope: here

🎧 Listen and share with someone who needs a reminder that hope can anchor us through every storm.

In the final episode of this Fearlessly Becoming mini-series with Maranda Stuhr, we explore the Time Technique—a powerful process designed to release lingering emotions from the past. Together, we focus on clearing two of the heaviest ones many of us carry: anger and sadness.

Through guided work, you’ll hear how these emotions can be acknowledged, released, and transformed—creating more space for freedom, healing, and alignment in the present.

This conversation is both deeply personal and universally relatable, offering a glimpse into how letting go of the weight we’ve held onto for years can open the door to becoming who we’re meant to be.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in cycles of anger or sadness, this episode will show you what’s possible when you give yourself permission to release.

In this episode, I sit down with coach + energy worker Maranda Stuhr to experience The Emotion Code in real time. Together, we process 12 different emotions held in my heart wall—old, unprocessed feelings that have been quietly shaping the way I see and move through the world.

The Emotion Code is a powerful tool designed to identify and release stuck emotions from the subconscious. These emotions, often trapped for years, can create barriers to connection, healing, and growth.

Through this session, you’ll hear how the process unfolds, what came up for me, and the lightness that comes from releasing what no longer serves.

🎙 Whether you’re curious about energy work or simply want a reminder that we all carry more than we realize—this conversation offers insight, healing, and a gentle invitation to explore what might be ready to let go.