The Radical Resilience Podcast
Latest Episodes
Boundaries and Professional Cuddling with Leslie Jane
Leslie Jane is a professional cuddler, numerologist, wisdom guide and seeker – but it took surviving abuse, betrayal, and multiple divorces and heartbreak to finally discover the secret to her resilie
Extreme Survival with Tyler Wood
Tyler Wood has always had a taste for adventure, but after surviving a car crash and a coma that most people do not wake up from, Tyler turned to hiking – extreme distance hiking – to rediscover himse
Facing Be A Man Culture with James Flatten
James Flatten is a mountain bike trail builder and a fly tier. The culture of pro-mountain biking is steeped in toxic masculinity where mental wellbeing needs are often masked with high-adrenaline see
Standing Out to Find My Way with Dominga Noe
Dominga Noe is no stranger to standing out in a crowd. From age 9, when she was diagnosed with Marfan syndrome to becoming the first full-time staff member with Marfan Syndrome at The Marfan Foundatio
Cancer was the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me with Gven Sariol
It’s easy to imagine a cancer diagnosis to be one of the worst possible things that could happen to a person, but when crypto-currency expert Gven Sariol received the news that he had colon cancer, it
Indigenous Land Acknowledgement with Dr. Meranda Roberts
A special episode for Native American Heritage Month – at its heart, resilience is about being with the totality of what is so and acknowledging it. Through being with what is so it becomes possible t
15. Music Lights the Darkness with Mary Hamer
Mary Hamer’s music and lyrics give space for the hidden unexpressed emotions that are felt by the abused, those with mental health issues, and all those who’s heart aches in their own darkness. In thi
14. Knowing Worthiness with Rosie Volcano
Meet Rosie Volcano, creator and Master Coach and Trainer of the Little Volcano. Also known as The Queen Mother Volcano. Rosie is part Unicorn, part Shamanic Priestess, part Spicy Transformational Coac
13. Athlete And Addict with Joe Fettig
Joe Fettig is no stranger to dark days. After leaving collegiate track and field, he struggled with addiction and found himself in need of help. With doubt clouding his mind, he had lost his sense of
12. Musings of a Marfan Mom with Maya Brown-Zimmerman
Mom to four kids with a variety of diagnoses (autism, Marfan syndrome, and a brain injury), Maya Brown-Zimmerman is no stranger to facing adversity. While many in her situation might find themselves c