Episodes

  • 27. Infinitely Worthy (at the Beach)

    27. Infinitely Worthy (at the Beach)
    Sep 30 2025
    Recorded by the lake with the sound of waves in the background, Alexis offers a heartfelt love note to remind you of your infinite worth and capacity for self‑acceptance. This gentle meditation invites you to let her words sink into your bones and embrace every part of yourself—especially the ones you’ve turned away from.♥Wild Permission is your reminder that you already have everything it takes to live the life you want. Your dreams matter. You matter.Hosted by artist and permission-giver Alexis Wild, this podcast is your space for quick bursts of courage, truth, and joy. Alexis helps you remember who you are—worthy, powerful, and enough—while inviting you to step into your wildest, truest self.This is your permission slip to follow your desires, trust your heart, and create a beautiful life on your own terms.www.alexiswild.comwww.wildpermission.com ♥ Prefer to read? UNEDITTED TRANSCRIPT BELOW ♥Alright—today's episode is going to be a little bit different. Hopefully you can hear the sound of the waves in the background. I'm at the lake, and I thought I’d take advantage of this beautiful time and space to leave you a bit of a love note—a little bit of a love note.What I want to share with you is something I really believe to be true. If you’re able, take a moment to do nothing else. Maybe just sit on the couch. For this little bit of time, I invite you to receive the words I’m going to say and, if you can, let them settle into your body—let them sink into your bones.If you can find a spot—of course, if you’re listening and doing other things, that’s okay too—but if you can find a spot just to be for this moment, that would be great. You don’t have to sit in any special position; just find a place that feels okay to be alone with me for a moment. And as I share these things with you, let them sink into your body. Really feel them, even if they feel uncomfortable or untrue. Can you be curious about letting these ideas in?Okay.Dearest, you are infinitely loved. Infinitely protected. Infinitely worthy—oh my goodness, infinitely worthy. There is no end to what you could receive, what you’re allowed to receive, and what is here for you in this moment of time.You are infinitely enough—completely and wholly. This is true. You are infinitely enough, yes, even with the sadness and the hate and the fear and the shame and the doubt you still hold. You’re infinitely enough. Infinitely worthy. Infinitely loved.And all those parts of you that you feel aren’t good enough are also infinitely loved. Are you able, in this moment, to allow yourself to receive that? That even the parts of you you turn away from are also worthy of love.Even though I don’t know you, I see that the parts of you you think aren’t good enough are worthy of my love. And what’s really magical is they’re also worthy of your love. The parts of you you feel are not good enough are worthy of your love.A simple thing you can do today to show those parts of you a bit of love is simply to look at them. Simply to look at them. To acknowledge that you have parts of yourself you might not feel are good enough.What’s interesting is that acknowledging these parts of us actually helps us feel more whole because we stop ignoring and pushing aside parts of ourselves. Sometimes we’d like to just eliminate the part of us that hates another human. But can I invite you to allow that part of you to exist? Because when you allow it to exist, it loses the control and power it was trying to get—just like a little child who doesn’t get the attention they’re looking for becomes louder. When you’re able to look at it, it doesn’t need to scream anymore.All the parts of you you don’t want to know are there—every single one—is infinitely worthy of love and care. That doesn’t mean we let them run the show, but it means we stop denying their existence. Because to feel whole, you have to embrace that we’re both light and dark, both “bad” (I’m putting that in air quotes) and good.There’s no need to judge the parts of you you don’t want to look at. They’re simply there as parts of you. And what I know about you is that you are absolutely beautiful—even those parts. Gosh, maybe especially those parts.You’re so worthy. You’re so enough. Everything that’s happened up until now has made you part of who you are. All of it is part of you.And my goodness, what an amazing adventure. How beautiful to get to experience sadness, devastating grief, overwhelming anger—because all of that means you’re alive. And how gorgeous to experience delight that makes you cry, and love, and gratitude. All of it making this human experience your experience. And what a gorgeous one it is.You are infinitely worthy. You are infinitely loved. There is no end. All the parts of you are allowed to be here too, and to receive that love and care.Thank you for taking a moment to consider embracing yourself ...
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  • 26. Due Dates

    26. Due Dates
    Sep 23 2025
    In this episode of Wild Permission, Alexis shares her method for turning inspired ideas into reality. She explores the power of acting quickly on projects, creating “due dates” or deadlines, and nurturing your ideas like a pregnancy—so you can stay in the energy of creation and bring your visions to life.♥Wild Permission is your reminder that you already have everything it takes to live the life you want. Your dreams matter. You matter.Hosted by artist and permission-giver Alexis Wild, this podcast is your space for quick bursts of courage, truth, and joy. Alexis helps you remember who you are—worthy, powerful, and enough—while inviting you to step into your wildest, truest self.This is your permission slip to follow your desires, trust your heart, and create a beautiful life on your own terms.www.alexiswild.comwww.wildpermission.com ♥ Prefer to read? UNEDITTED TRANSCRIPT BELOW ♥Oh, welcome back! I just feel so grateful and honored to get to be a voice in your ear every week—or, if you're binging on me, maybe you're listening to everything all at once. Today, I wanted to pop on and share with you something that I have found to be really helpful for me.I do a lot of projects. I do a lot of things. And I tend to try to do them quickly: get the idea, implement the idea. The reason for that is because when I feel really inspired, that's when I feel the energy of this project really vibrant and alive. And I don't know about you, but when there is something vibrant and alive in me—an idea, a project—the quicker I implement it, the more I am able to sustain that excited energy.We certainly don’t have to be in a heightened energy state to make things happen. But I noticed that for me, if I'm able to stay in motion with the project, it tends to feel better as I implement it.If an idea comes to me and I think to myself, "Oh, I'll get around to that someday," or "Maybe that's a project for a few months from now," it's likely that project will never come to fruition. However, if an idea comes to me and I'm able to quickly turn it around, it feels vibrant in my body instantly. An idea comes, and you're like, "Oh my gosh, I love that so much." And we keep that energy and vibrancy alive—then other people feel that from me.The way I’m able to keep that vibrancy and energy alive is I try to create a deadline or a birth date for this idea—just like when a baby is going to be born, there’s a due date. We have a bit of an idea of when we're going to meet this person, when the baby is going to be born.When I can create that deadline, and it’s a really hard deadline—like if I can be on somebody's podcast and say, "I have this thing coming out and here's the date"—if I'm able to coordinate that with somebody else and really make it a public declaration of, "Here's when this thing is going to come to fruition," it helps me stay on track.For instance, when I was in the art comp in London at Kellogg Lane, I knew there was a deadline for when the art needed to be completed and submitted. I told people I was submitting art to this show. I told myself. I stayed in that energy of excitement so I could complete it for that deadline. I submitted it, and then I was accepted.And now there's a new deadline: the art needs to be delivered by the state. Then there’s a new deadline: voting for the contest ends September 7th. Staying in that excited energy gets me to each next point.Because I'm able to create deadlines or commitments for myself, I know I have somewhere that I'm moving toward, and I know that I can look at it and say, "Yes, I completed it. This idea was birthed out into the world." And those deadlines—especially when I’m able to share them publicly—really create for me a sense of moving toward something and actually getting there.I know for myself that I also tend to desire intensity. I desire intensity. And when I pay attention to that and remember, "Hey, you really desire intensity, and sometimes it doesn’t serve you," I’m able to make sure I don’t save the project until right before the deadline. That’s procrastinating, right?But everything we do has a reason. So if I know I crave intensity in my system, and that's something I thrived on in the past but don’t want to be like that now, then I’m able to stay in the energy of creation in a sustainable way and know that craving is there—but I don’t need to let it take over.I want to stay in the energy of the excitement of creation, the pregnancy stage, and have a deadline, the due date, and stay in that feeling of creating something, birthing something, and being excited about it. While I’m doing all that, I want to notice in myself where I’m inclined to seek intensity. Procrastinating certainly gives us intensity, right? Now we’re two days before the deadline and have to scramble, scramble, scramble.The magic of looking at your projects as a pregnancy, a gestation period, means we consider nurturing ...
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  • 25. This Perfect Moment

    25. This Perfect Moment
    Sep 16 2025
    In this episode of Wild Permission, Alexis invites you to pause, breathe, and imagine that everything you desire already exists in this moment. Through a gentle 10‑minute experiment, she guides you to feel the fullness of the present and explore how life shifts when nothing needs to change.♥Wild Permission is your reminder that you already have everything it takes to live the life you want. Your dreams matter. You matter.Hosted by artist and permission-giver Alexis Wild, this podcast is your space for quick bursts of courage, truth, and joy. Alexis helps you remember who you are—worthy, powerful, and enough—while inviting you to step into your wildest, truest self.This is your permission slip to follow your desires, trust your heart, and create a beautiful life on your own terms.www.alexiswild.comwww.wildpermission.com ♥ Prefer to read? UNEDITTED TRANSCRIPT BELOW ♥Welcome to Wild Permission. I'm your host, Alexis Wild, and I'm here to remind you that you have permission right now to be exactly who you are. Let's do this.Hello! You're getting another driving podcast, so there might be a little bit of background noise—and that's how we do it here—because when I have something beautiful to share, I want to hit record and share the beauty with you right when it's ready. And it's ready.What I feel called to share with you today is to invite you for a few minutes—you know about how long these are, let's say 10 minutes. I want to invite you for 10‑ish minutes to lean into an experiment with me. And maybe you're just going to listen to me for 10 minutes. Or maybe you're also driving. Or maybe you're doing the dishes. Or whatever you do when you pop on a podcast.I want you just to take a deep breath. Take a breath in whatever way feels so delicious. Like, wow, you are alive. Take a breath that makes you feel alive and reminds you that you are in a beautiful, powerful, holy, wonderful body. You wouldn't even get to be here listening to my voice without this body that you're in. So just take a breath. We're not getting into meditation, but just take a breath that feels good, that feels nourishing. Just take a breath.And I want you to consider with me for this time: what if where you are right now is actually the perfect spot for you? What if nothing—nothing—has to change? Right now is the perfect spot for you.Notice what that feels like. Does it feel conflicting in your system? Does it feel spacious in your system? What if nothing has to change? Nothing about your body, nothing about your work, nothing about your household. Nothing.And what if—holding that nothing has to change—what if everything that you want or desire was here in this moment right now?And I know we've all heard that everything is energy. So if everything is energy, then isn't it actually possible that everything you want is right here right now? Like, what if—just what if—it's possible that everything you want is right here right now? The thought of that makes me smile.Everything you want is right here, right now. Everything you want is right here, right now. No, don't look around and say, “Oh, but I don't have any proof.” Everything you want is right here, right now. And in fact, because it is here, is it possible to say then that you don't even need to want it? Because you already have it.Everything you have is here. Everything you have is here. We're not looking around for proof; we're just taking a moment to imagine, in our systems, in our bodies, that everything we have is here. Everything. We don't need proof. We're just taking a moment to play.And I don't know about you, but that idea makes me feel kind of tingly and kind of flowy and kind of decadent. And I have a bit of a smile on my face, and it makes me want to growl in the back of my throat. It makes me feel sexy. Everything right now is perfect. And you have everything right now.And so if you have everything and everything is just right right now in this moment, the question that I want to leave you with—the pondering—is: what if you could live the next hour with this feeling in mind?What if you could live this next hour—just an hour, we're just practicing; we don't have to go to a week or a day even—what if you could remember what it feels like right now for everything to be just right, for you to have everything? No wanting. There's no wanting anymore. You don't even need to want, because you have it.So, keeping that feeling in mind for the next hour, would you behave differently? What would be different about your day—the way that you behave, the things that you do, the people you talk to? Just what if?And that's my question for you. And it feels really decadent for me, and I hope it feels decadent for you too. And if it doesn't, then we're playing the “just right” experiment. So that's perfect too. And you can use it as a bit of a clue of maybe something that you want to investigate. Because you can.And what we're always ...
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    9 mins
  • 24. Making the Changes

    24. Making the Changes
    Sep 9 2025
    In this episode, Alexis explores the power of choosing change before life forces it upon you. Using everyday examples like habits and choices, she offers insight on living with integrity, taking control, and making decisions that align with your highest good.♥Wild Permission is your reminder that you already have everything it takes to live the life you want. Your dreams matter. You matter.Hosted by artist and permission-giver Alexis Wild, this podcast is your space for quick bursts of courage, truth, and joy. Alexis helps you remember who you are—worthy, powerful, and enough—while inviting you to step into your wildest, truest self.This is your permission slip to follow your desires, trust your heart, and create a beautiful life on your own terms.www.alexiswild.comwww.wildpermission.com ♥ Prefer to read? UNEDITTED TRANSCRIPT BELOW ♥All right, love. It's another car podcast. They gotta come out when they're ready to come out. The words gotta spill out of me, um? But I would love to know, do you like my car podcast? Do you hate my car podcasts? You know where to reach out to me: Instagram or email, right? Website?I'm at wildpermission or hello@alexiswild.com for email, and really, you can reach out to me whenever you want, um. I do my best to reply to folks, and if it's not a really quick reply, I promise, I read it, and I will circle back to you because I really appreciate the time, energy, and intention that it takes to reach out, whether that's with a question, a story, or a dream. I love holding—people sharing, like, holding—that is really quite a gift. So, let me know: are our car shares a happy thing or an annoying thing?What I want to share with you today is a lesson that I think about, and it helps me to make good choices, make better choices. This concept, this way of being for myself, is this: I believe that we will always have the lessons that we need to learn in this lifetime. And if we are behaving in negative ways, if we are doing things that we know are harmful, and we don't change that habit or way of being, then eventually something will happen. And maybe it's quick and setting, or maybe it's long and drawn out, but eventually something will happen that is a consequence of that, or is something happening to finally stop us.For instance, we all know that we should not use our cell phones while driving. And we can decide to change that habit ourselves, or we can continue to do that. But one way or another, somewhere down the line in your life, something will happen that will force you to stop doing that—or will be big enough that you will finally change.So for me, let's take the cell phone example. If I am reaching into my purse while driving and wanting to go on my phone, I often do remember this concept: if I do this, now I'm further embedding this shitty habit. And if I don't change this, this change is going to be forced upon me. And that's gonna suck. It's probably really gonna suck. So I can choose to make that change myself—either way, the result is the same: I don't do the thing. But I can stop doing the thing from my own choice, from my own accord, from my own desire to be in right alignment with goodness, with integrity. Or, I can carry on with life, and the lesson will come. The lesson will come whether we want it or not, because the nature of humanity is to grow. And part of growing is to shed the things that are harming us and the things that don't work.And those include the bad habits, the thoughts that harm us, the actions that harm us, the relationships that harvest. You're not gonna get away with tricking yourself. You know when something is not good for you, and those things will naturally, at some point, shift. Because they have to. If our nature is growth, any type of pattern that keeps us stuck, stagnant, negative, or dying—it can't stick around. Something will happen at some point to get rid of it.I don't know about you, but I don't generally enjoy when crappy things happen in my life. And of course, they're gonna happen because we're human. But we can choose to change these things ourselves. Thinking about this idea, this concept, has really helped me to not reach for the phone and to really consider: do I want to have this change forced upon me? If I am going to make this choice that I know is a bad choice, eventually something's gonna happen. It's gonna force me to stop doing this. I know it's not good for me. I can stop, and that kind of adjusts my life in a way that that little tiny choice puts me on a path of higher integrity and alignment. Because if I'm saying I want to be a person who makes good choices, is inspiring, and lives a life of high integrity, then any little leak—any little leak—is pretty risky to everything else. If I go on my phone, to text, or all the stuff we do on our phones, if I go on my phone while I'm driving, I could get in an accident. I could swerve and hit something. I could kill a person. I could kill ...
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    10 mins
  • 23. Lovers

    23. Lovers
    Sep 2 2025
    In this episode, Alexis invites you to imagine your passion as a lover—something that deserves devotion, excitement, and intentional time. She shares a story of sneaking 10 minutes with her painting and explores how even small moments of creative connection can spark aliveness. Tune in for inspiration to weave your deepest desires into everyday life with love and playfulness.♥Wild Permission is your reminder that you already have everything it takes to live the life you want. Your dreams matter. You matter.Hosted by artist and permission-giver Alexis Wild, this podcast is your space for quick bursts of courage, truth, and joy. Alexis helps you remember who you are—worthy, powerful, and enough—while inviting you to step into your wildest, truest self.This is your permission slip to follow your desires, trust your heart, and create a beautiful life on your own terms.www.alexiswild.comwww.wildpermission.com ♥ Prefer to read? UNEDITTED TRANSCRIPT BELOW ♥About Alexis:Some artists paint what they see. Alexis Christine Wild paints what she feels—and what she hopes you will feel too. Since 2014, her richly textured canvases have woven together bold colour, flowing movement, and hidden words of affirmation, poetry, and intention. Each piece is layered with meaning, as if the artwork itself is whispering, You have permission to be exactly who you are.From her light-filled home studio in London, Ontario, Alexis creates work that now lives in homes and collections around the world. She is also the host of the Wild Permission podcast and curator of The Space, a vibrant small business incubator where creativity and community meet.Working mainly with acrylics and plaster on canvas, Alexis invites viewers to come closer—because the deeper you look, the more you find. Her art is both a visual experience and an emotional one, sparking connection to self and others alike.And Alexis’s creativity doesn’t stop at the canvas. By pairing her art practice with her passion for guiding others, she helps people make bold, aligned moves in their own lives—transforming her work into a living dialogue between courage, self-expression, and meaningful change.TRANSCRIPTHello, oh, I'm so excited to share this idea and concept with you today, and it feels really juicy and Alive. And, um, decadent and abundant when I feel this in my body and? I know for you, I know for you. That there is something. That feeds your soul that you want to bring out into the world.And I don't know what it is, but I know you have a thing. Maybe it's music. Maybe it's making art like I do. Maybe it's creating something else. Maybe it's being a really great parent, um, maybe it's really putting everything into your work and whatever the thing is? I invite you today to consider what it would be like if you treated that as if it was your lover.And what type of energy? Is a lover, a lovership relationship. To me when I think of a lover, I think of creation. I think of amplifying, I think of adorning myself in beautiful ways. When I meet them, I think of being my best. I think of exploring, I think of excitement.I think of looking forward to. So, if we were to treat the things that we want to create and our passions as a lover, then would we not want to spend more time in those things? Would we not consider it more often? Would we not look for ways to honor that in our lives?Look for ways to create more energy around it. Look for ways to talk about it. Look for ways to really. Allow that feeling of Desire towards our passion to just flow into as many parts of our life as possible. I don't know about you, but when I am leaning into a new relationship or exploring further.With somebody current and like dipping my toes into more. I think about it a lot, right? We think about these energy growing relationships a lot. And so, then we think of the people when we're out and about of the store. And we see something that they might like, and we pick it up, or we make plans to spend more time with them.Maybe the time that we're spending is even like, very, very short. Maybe we pop into their work for five minutes? Though we plan our life to be able to engage. With our lover. Right, and even the word lover carries with it. And energy. A creative, expansive feeling when I think about it.And how this came to me today was I was dropping off my kids and then I was heading to meet a friend and I told them I would come right after I dropped off my kids. I said I'll be to like 9, 15, 9, 30. And then I realized this morning when I got up that I really wanted to do another layer on my painting lead follow.And. This painting's nearing the end. But every time that I add paint, I have to wait for it to dry before I can add the next layer. If you've seen my art, you know, there's a lot happening. A lot of colors, a lot of energy. And so, what I decided to do was to drop off my kids a few minutes, early three minutes early, just a few.And I had hopped back in the van ...
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  • 22. On The Track

    22. On The Track
    Aug 26 2025
    After nearly three years away, I’m back to the mic with a rebirth and recommitment to claiming the title of Artist in my life. I share honestly about falling off track, the difficult seasons that came with it, and the powerful devotion that brought me home again. This episode is an invitation to witness my journey — and to feel inspired to return to your own deepest path, no matter how far you’ve strayed.Wild Permission is your reminder that you already have everything it takes to live the life you want. Your dreams matter. You matter.Hosted by artist and permission-giver Alexis Wild, this podcast is your space for quick bursts of courage, truth, and joy. Alexis helps you remember who you are—worthy, powerful, and enough—while inviting you to step into your wildest, truest self.This is your permission slip to follow your desires, trust your heart, and create a beautiful life on your own terms.www.alexiswild.comwww.wildpermission.com ♥ Prefer to read? UNEDITTED TRANSCRIPT BELOW ♥About Alexis:Some artists paint what they see. Alexis Christine Wild paints what she feels—and what she hopes you will feel too. Since 2014, her richly textured canvases have woven together bold colour, flowing movement, and hidden words of affirmation, poetry, and intention. Each piece is layered with meaning, as if the artwork itself is whispering, You have permission to be exactly who you are.From her light-filled home studio in London, Ontario, Alexis creates work that now lives in homes and collections around the world. She is also the host of the Wild Permission podcast and curator of The Space, a vibrant small business incubator where creativity and community meet.Working mainly with acrylics and plaster on canvas, Alexis invites viewers to come closer—because the deeper you look, the more you find. Her art is both a visual experience and an emotional one, sparking connection to self and others alike.And Alexis’s creativity doesn’t stop at the canvas. By pairing her art practice with her passion for guiding others, she helps people make bold, aligned moves in their own lives—transforming her work into a living dialogue between courage, self-expression, and meaningful change.TRANSCRIPTAll right. Welcome back! Maybe welcome for the first time. If you have seen or heard episodes before this one, you'll maybe have noticed that many of them were from several years ago and. I'm back and it feels good. And. To claim. A title in our lives is so. Powerful and the title I claim is artist, and that includes speaking to you here, and it definitely includes making the gorgeous devotional work I create and includes inviting you to witness me in the.Opening and doing the receiving and in? One thing at a time. One thing at a time steps. And it includes being imperfect. It includes leaving that mistake in this recording that I just made and. It also includes looking at. Where I have gone off track and the last episode before.This one was in 2022. Almost three years ago from now. And. Yesterday, I was collating. For an artist's resume, all of the exhibits I've been part of, and all the different projects. And there is a many, many year Gap. From about 2019. To 2023. And. What I think about that?It feels like man, why, why, why? And I can feel. A bit of Shame. A bit of guilt. And my body feels a little heavy in my shoulder, as it feels like. Some grief, some sadness for? That many years of? Not being in Devotion to? Artist to being creative to being.Witnessed by you in this. Not everybody wants to be. As public as I. But for me to have gone so many years. Without this type of sharing. I feel. Intrigued and curious and really alive. To notice where I got off track and to? Put those 21 podcast episodes back up.Finally, build an online shop where people can pay me for things I make. And to hit record again and to be. A human person in life, striving for things because I know with absolute certainty that they're mine. And. What's cool about being on a track? Is the track will stay there for us?The track will stay there. And so, if we run off of track? Maybe we were distracted by something else that seems beautiful? Maybe we have to do some caretaking? Whatever gets us off the track. This track will always be there. My desire to deeply sink into? The role of artists as title in my life has always been there.If you would have asked me seven years ago, what do you want to master in your life? I would have said being an artist. And. I can look back. And look at all the different things that pulled me off the track. Gosh, so many things. So many things. Starting different companies.Writing different events that had nothing to do with my mission. And. When I look at those many years of of being off track? I can see that. There was still a bit of a weaving in there. A bit of a whispering of, hey, this thing, still important. But other things became so much bigger.It was really, really. Interesting is when I look at that Gap. ...
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  • 21. Can You Move the Needle?

    21. Can You Move the Needle?
    Jul 26 2022

    Wild Permission is your reminder that you already have everything it takes to live the life you want. Your dreams matter. You matter.

    Hosted by artist and permission-giver Alexis Wild, this podcast is your space for quick bursts of courage, truth, and joy. Alexis helps you remember who you are—worthy, powerful, and enough—while inviting you to step into your wildest, truest self.

    This is your permission slip to follow your desires, trust your heart, and create a beautiful life on your own terms.

    www.alexiswild.com

    www.wildpermission.com


    About Alexis:

    Some artists paint what they see. Alexis Christine Wild paints what she feels—and what she hopes you will feel too. Since 2014, her richly textured canvases have woven together bold colour, flowing movement, and hidden words of affirmation, poetry, and intention. Each piece is layered with meaning, as if the artwork itself is whispering, You have permission to be exactly who you are.

    From her light-filled home studio in London, Ontario, Alexis creates work that now lives in homes and collections around the world. She is also the host of the Wild Permission podcast and curator of The Space, a vibrant small business incubator where creativity and community meet.

    Working mainly with acrylics and plaster on canvas, Alexis invites viewers to come closer—because the deeper you look, the more you find. Her art is both a visual experience and an emotional one, sparking connection to self and others alike.

    And Alexis’s creativity doesn’t stop at the canvas. By pairing her art practice with her passion for guiding others, she helps people make bold, aligned moves in their own lives—transforming her work into a living dialogue between courage, self-expression, and meaningful change.
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    13 mins
  • 20. The Missing Foundation

    20. The Missing Foundation
    Jul 19 2022

    Wild Permission is your reminder that you already have everything it takes to live the life you want. Your dreams matter. You matter.

    Hosted by artist and permission-giver Alexis Wild, this podcast is your space for quick bursts of courage, truth, and joy. Alexis helps you remember who you are—worthy, powerful, and enough—while inviting you to step into your wildest, truest self.

    This is your permission slip to follow your desires, trust your heart, and create a beautiful life on your own terms.

    www.alexiswild.com

    www.wildpermission.com


    About Alexis:

    Some artists paint what they see. Alexis Christine Wild paints what she feels—and what she hopes you will feel too. Since 2014, her richly textured canvases have woven together bold colour, flowing movement, and hidden words of affirmation, poetry, and intention. Each piece is layered with meaning, as if the artwork itself is whispering, You have permission to be exactly who you are.

    From her light-filled home studio in London, Ontario, Alexis creates work that now lives in homes and collections around the world. She is also the host of the Wild Permission podcast and curator of The Space, a vibrant small business incubator where creativity and community meet.

    Working mainly with acrylics and plaster on canvas, Alexis invites viewers to come closer—because the deeper you look, the more you find. Her art is both a visual experience and an emotional one, sparking connection to self and others alike.

    And Alexis’s creativity doesn’t stop at the canvas. By pairing her art practice with her passion for guiding others, she helps people make bold, aligned moves in their own lives—transforming her work into a living dialogue between courage, self-expression, and meaningful change.
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    14 mins