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Episode 34

The Moon is my Calendar with April McMurtry

Welcome to today’s episode of The Yin-care® Podcast, where we explore transformative journaling practices, mindful living, and the power of nature’s rhythms. I’m thrilled to introduce our guest, April McMurtry, a remarkable woman who embodies the art of living in harmony with the cycles of nature. April is a loving mother, teacher, and the founder of The Moon is My Calendar, a circular, journaling calendar that empowers individuals to align with the moon’s cycles for deeper connection, growth, and intention. She is also a Cyclical Living Guide, helping people rediscover the magic of living in tune with their bodies, the seasons, and the lunar cycles.
In this conversation, we’ll dive deep into April’s journey, the wisdom of cyclical living, and how embracing the moon’s phases can transform not just our daily lives, but our entire approach to well-being, creativity, and self-care. Whether you're already familiar with the power of the moon or just beginning to explore its rhythms, today’s episode is sure to leave you inspired and ready to live more intentionally.

Episode 33

Beautiful Historical Haircare and More with Katherine in Real Life

Join us for a fascinating conversation with Katherine Niven, an expert in historical haircare, garments and sewing. Discover the intricate world of corsetry, belly binding, and bra making throughout the ages. From historical hairstyles to Victorian corsets, Katherine shares her knowledge and insights on the cultural significance and practical health inferences of these often overlooked aspects of fashion history.

In addition to exploring the technical details, we delve into the creative and artistic expressions that have been woven into these practices. Katherine discusses the role of hair and undergarments in shaping identity and beauty standards in past and modern times and the soul empowerment of embracing creativity in your life.

Whether you're a history buff, a fashion enthusiast, or simply curious about the human body's relationship to clothing, this episode offers a unique and engaging perspective on the intersection of haircare, health, motherhood, and creativity.

   

Episode 32

Enter Heartland with Sarah Poet

Join us as we welcomes Sarah Poet, a feminine-masculine integration expert and spiritual mentor, as they explore the journey of "Sacred Remembrance." Through Sarah’s compelling personal stories and insights, listeners are invited to reconnect with their true selves, unlearn cultural conditioning, and embrace a life of integrity, resilience, and love. From overcoming patriarchal wounds to reclaiming inner resources, this episode offers a profound look at how women can step into their power and align with their authentic purpose. Tune in to uncover the path toward wholeness and the tools to navigate your sacred journey.

Episode 31

Tools for a Vibrant Life with Amber Williams

Join us as we delve into the world of holistic wellness and self-care with Amber Williams. In this episode, Amber shares her expertise on tools for vibrant living, including her experiences with Arbonne and Young Living products. Discover how these natural and essential oil-based products can support your overall well-being, from physical health to emotional balance. Get ready to be inspired to embrace a healthier, happier lifestyle.

Episode 30

Grieving, Gratitude & New Traditions During the Holidays

November 20, 2014
Wrapping up our series on parenting during life challenges such as divorce through the holidays, Margaret Jacobson and Pamela Elaine, together, will delve into the more quiet and unspoken challenges experienced by many during the holiday season, as well as the wondrous opportunities for gratitude and the exciting creation of new traditions. Join them together in a fun filled informative hour that will no doubt bring laughter and enlightened views. They will also share with you their big changes for The Mother Rising show moving forward. Listen in!

Episode 29

I Once Was Lost, But Now I’m Found (Relationship Reflection Series)

October 2, 2014
Did you lose yourself/your voice during your marriage? Were you blinded by divorce? Were you blind to the signs that the marriage was not healthy? Are you ready to find yourself again and re-define who you are or want to be? “Amazing Grace” is a beautiful song about being lost and then found. The words were written by John Newton before his death in 1807. The Reverend John Newton was a former slave ship captain. He needed a song that would inspire the workers, but that would also inspire himself during an unexpected and almost sudden annihilation of the slaves, crew members and himself. All were about to be LOST at sea. Margaret Jacobson will share her story of being lost, only to find herself again. She offers you tips to find who you really are, and how beautiful self-discovery can be.