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Welcome to episode 8, season 4!

In this episode of Woman Uncaged, we ask: what does it really mean to be wild? We bust the myth that wildness is about chaos or running barefoot through the woods—it’s actually something intrinsic, already alive inside us. With Linda, we explore how reclaiming our wildness connects us to power, boundaries, instinct, and the rhythms of the natural world.

We talk about the shift from “good girl” or “rebel” to the wise and wild woman, and how honoring our instincts—rather than suppressing them—can restore sovereignty and vitality. This conversation is your invitation to listen for your wild voice and let it lead.

Resources mentioned:
Returning Home to Our Bodies by Abigail Rose Clarke

Quoya Inspired Movement: https://www.qoyainspiredmovement.com/

Linda's Coaching: https://singingbirdcoaching.com/

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~Linda's book: Homecoming: One Woman's Story of Dismantling Her Inner Cage and Freeing Her Wild Feminine Soul ~Laura's Monday Money Missives: https://goodwithmoney.substack.com/
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Welcome to episode 7, season 4 of the Woman Uncaged podcast! Today, Laura and Linda dive into their quest for what feels new and fresh, with a healthy side of ranting about what has started to taste very stale.

In this world that is constantly trying to sell us on a five-step program we don't need, vying for our attention (without offering any nourishment in return), and convincing us that convenience will somehow make our lives more juicy and meaningful, Laura and Linda realize that what feels fresh to them isn't necessarily new. Rather, it is a simpler way of living and doing business, creating more spaciousness, focusing more on letting good work speak for itself, and centering relationships and individual approaches instead of easily scalable solutions.

Laura also gives listeners a sneak peak into the new group offering that she is cooking up for next year!

Resources:

Museguided Substack: https://museguided.substack.com/

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~Linda's book: Homecoming: One Woman's Story of Dismantling Her Inner Cage and Freeing Her Wild Feminine Soul ~Laura's Monday Money Missives: https://goodwithmoney.substack.com/

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Welcome to episode 6, season 4 of the Woman Uncaged podcast!

In this episode, we dive into the juicy, messy, and deeply human truth of what it means to remember our creatureliness. We’ve noticed how often our culture talks about bodies like they’re machines—systems that should function the same every day, optimized, predictable, “high vibe” on demand. But we are not coffee grinders or computers. We are animals. We are creatures. And forgetting that truth comes at a cost: exhaustion, anxiety, disconnection from our own bodies, and even a loss of joy.

As we explore this topic together, we talk about the grief and tenderness that surface when we allow ourselves to feel sensation again, the way culture dismisses hormones and cycles as “inconvenient,” and how longing, joy, and sorrow often live side by side in the body. We laugh at the absurdity of “downloads,” grieve the ways we’ve numbed ourselves in the past, and remind each other that being human means being messy, contradictory, and alive. This conversation is an invitation to reclaim our place in the dance of life, to honor our bodies as wild, wise, imperfect creatures—and to allow ourselves the full spectrum of what it means to be alive.

Resources Mentioned:
Biodiversity and Carnival Culture Article: https://www.themarginalian.org/2025/08/20/brian-eno-carnival/

Book: Returning Home to Our Bodies by Abigail Rose Clarke

Quoya Inspired Movement: https://www.qoyainspiredmovement.com/

Support the show

~Linda's book: Homecoming: One Woman's Story of Dismantling Her Inner Cage and Freeing Her Wild Feminine Soul ~Laura's Monday Money Missives: https://goodwithmoney.substack.com/