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Step into the art and science of listening with Elizabeth Rosner, acclaimed author of Third Ear: Reflections on the Art and Science of Listening. We explore the invisible threads that connect us through trauma, resilience, and the longing for true understanding. Elizabeth draws from her own family history as the daughter of Holocaust survivors and decades of research into healing, language, and connection. Together, we consider how listening extends beyond sound, embracing intuition, body, and even silence itself.

Discover stories about healing from trauma, the power of naming what we carry, and how horses and disconnected telephones can teach us new ways to connect. Whether through language, art, or quiet presence, we uncover how each of us can listen more deeply to ourselves, each other, and the world around us.

Resources:

• Learn more about Elizabeth’s work at elizabethrosner.com
• Read Third Ear: Reflections on the Art and Science of Listening

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Make sure to mention the code PODCAST when making your next reservation and enjoy 15% off on new bookings for 7-night stays in 2025.

Applicable towards new reservations only. Not combinable with other offers. On space-available basis. Some restrictions and blackout dates apply. Booking must be made by December 27, 2025.

How do you find hope after heartbreaking loss? In this moving episode of Resonate, Barry sits down with Julie Green—nurse, grief facilitator, and author of *A Thousand Little Memories*—to talk about love, loss, and healing. Julie opens up about losing her son Jack to suicide, her journey through shock and despair, and the steps she took to reclaim joy and purpose. She shares the small rituals and daily practices that anchored her, from mindful walks on the beach to honoring Jack’s memory with family traditions and dragonfly sightings. Along the way, Julie offers honest advice for supporting others through grief and breaks down the power of resources like the Grief Recovery Method and EMDR therapy. This is a conversation about the enduring presence of love, the importance of being present, and the hope that can emerge even in the most difficult chapters of life.

Resources:

• Read A Thousand Little Memories by Julie Green
• The Grief Recovery Method
• EMDR Therapy
• American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
• Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988

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Produced by NOVA

Make sure to mention the code PODCAST when making your next reservation and enjoy 15% off on new bookings for 7-night stays in 2025.

Applicable towards new reservations only. Not combinable with other offers. On space-available basis. Some restrictions and blackout dates apply. Booking must be made by December 27, 2025.

What does it take to let go of who you’ve always been and step into something new? In this powerful live episode, we sit down with Mexican actress Paola Núñez as she returns to her hometown of Tecate and shares the story of how she’s redefining success beyond the spotlight. Paola takes us behind the scenes of her rise to fame, the pressures of staying “young” in Hollywood, and the emptiness that set in when her passion for acting began to fade.

We explore how Paola is channeling her drive into animal welfare, founding a volunteer group to rescue, walk, and rehome stray dogs in a region where animal advocacy is still new. She speaks candidly about the challenge of breaking out of the “roles” we play for others, facing family expectations, and learning to find worth beyond what we do for a living.

Whether you’re chasing a dream, facing a turning point, or simply searching for new meaning, Paola’s journey will inspire you to ask: Who would I be if I let myself follow what lights me up?

Resources:

• Follow Paola on Instagram: @paolaNúñez
• Follow the LATA Foundation on Instagram: @latafoundation

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Produced by NOVA