Shaina and Lauren share their early days and how they formed Global Sisterhood into the important and impactful organization that it is today. They speak about feminine business and how they relate to it; a spiritual path which has been interesting over the past few years because of their ideas coming to life and having its own mission and consciousness. Global Sisterhood is all about that: ideas, visions, hardships, and inspirations that fuel women towards their personal goals and missions in navigating the real world.

Mare Chapman, M.A., is a mindfulness-based feminist therapist, mindfulness teacher, consultant, and author. Building on forty years of clinical experience and thirty years of studying and practicing mindfulness, she is devoted to understanding how internalized misogyny trains women to disconnect from their authenticity, thereby losing their voice and power, and how mindfulness can be applied to transform these habits so women can live fully empowered, vibrant, and healthy lives. Her recently published book, "Unshakeable Confidence, the Freedom to be Our Authentic Selves: Mindfulness for Women", is based on the class she’s been teaching to women in Madison, Wisconsin for over 20 years.

Adah is a polymath and activist exploring the intersection of ecology, technology, innovation, and art. She is a Chair of the Mental Health First Aid England and The Advisory Group of the Center for Cultural Value. Her advocacy is social justice and mental health awareness. She is also a fellow of The Royal Center of the Arts and the creator of “Cyborg Shamanism”, a philosophy that combines ancient wisdom, indigenous practice, and digital technology to inspire innovation and encourage people to consider the kind of ancestors they want to be.

Flora Ware is a Ceremonial Priestess, Cyclic Living Teacher and Sacred Musician who specializes in guiding women to come into harmony with sacred rhythms and express their magic. Through ceremonies, archetypal spirituality and embodiment practices, she helps women hear their soul's voice and awaken the Goddess within. In 2020, she released an album of pagan chants, Songs for the Wheel of the Year. Flora is deeply connected to her Celtic ancestral roots, having been on the path as a practicing witch since her first full moon women's circle in 1993.

Kelly Brogan is a holistic psychiatrist and author of the NY Times bestselling book, “A Mind of Your Own”, “Own Your Self”, the children’s book, “A Time For Rain”, and co-editor of the landmark textbook, Integrative Therapies for Depression. She founded the online healing program Vital Mind Reset, and the membership community, Vital Life Project. She is specialized in a root-cause resolution approach to psychiatric syndromes and symptoms.

Zainab Salbi has frequently been named as one of the women changing the world by leading publications ranging from Newsweek to The Guardian. At the age of 23, Zainab founded Women for Women International, a humanitarian organization dedicated to women survivors of wars. Zainab is also the author of several books, including the best seller Between Two Worlds: Escape from Tyranny; Growing Up in the Shadow of Saddam (with Laurie Buckland). Most recently, she co-founded Daughters for Earth, a new fund and campaign that aims to inspire all women to engage in climate change action by mobilizing $100 million for on the ground, women-led efforts to protect and restore the Earth.

Carissa Schumacher is a full-body channel for Yeshua of Nazareth, an empathic intuitive, sacred ceremony facilitator, and renowned psychic medium. She devotes her time doing pro-bono work with individuals and families impacted by sudden loss, grief, and hardship as well as volunteering with Native American nonprofits. She is the author of “The Freedom Transmissions: A Pathway to Peace”.

Clark Strand and Perdita Finn are authors of “The Way of the Rose: The Radical Path of the Divine Feminine Hidden in the Rosary”. They are the co-founders of The Way of the Rose, an inclusive fellowship of rosary friends dedicated to the Earth and to the Lady. Strand is an author of numerous books and articles on spiritual practices. Finn is a children’s book author and former high school teacher. They live with their family in the Catskill Mountains.

Sheva Carr is the Director of HeartMath’s HeartMastery Program, the CEO of Fyera! / Heart Ambassadors, and the founding Executive Director of the Fyera Foundation and Sunflower SunPower Kids. Sheva was a delegate for the UN Peace Messenger Organization called Pathways to Peace and at the time she founded a branch within her own non-profit for contributing to the efforts to stop the sex trafficking of woman and girl children called Operation Big Sister.

Marcela had a big fear of speaking up. Her autoimmune disease being in her thyroid, she started doing things with more intention and believed that there was more to her experience than what people with her condition were told.

Tanya is the founder of Sistership Circle, a worldwide sisterhood movement aimed at empowering women as well as leading feminine leadership retreats and teaching women to run their own businesses. She is also a tribe leader, web weaver, and author of two books, “Open Your Heart: How to be a New Generation Feminine Leader” and “How to Lead Circle.”

In this episode, we are rebroadcasting Alana Fairchild for the Shadow Season. Alana shares what it means to channel the Divine Wisdom in our daily life and serve the heart despite our worldly fears. While most of us see death as the end, Alana sees it as the beginning of another lifetime. She introduces the Dark Goddess Kali and guides us away from the fear of dying into the truth of rebirth.

In this special episode of the Time of the Feminine, Lauren and Shaina explore the darkness that exists inside of us. Lauren shares the story of Annona, a Mesopotamian goddess known as the great goddess and queen of heaven from her realm in the sky, earth, and the underworld and her descent into the underworld. From there, they talk about the feminine experience of descending into our dark shadows, the process of letting go, and the eventual healing that comes with it.

Tara Wild is a women’s educator, storyteller, and songstress whose expertise is around uplifting nature-based feminine wisdom and ancestral teachings from Ireland and Britain. She is the founder and creator of Roundhouse, an online membership community focused on guiding women into nature-based feminine wisdom from Irish traditions.

Betty Kovacs is a professor of literature, writing, and symbolic mythic language of 25 years and is the author of “Merchants of Light: The Consciousness That Is Changing the World”. She won the Nautilus Silver Book Award and the Scientific & Medical Network 2019 Book Prize and has also written “The Miracle of Death: There Is Nothing But Life.”

In the past, the term “witch” was used to refer to female healers. They were the ones who stayed behind, caring for the sick using natural remedies. This is in stark contrast to male healers, who used harsher methods to tend to the wounded on the battlefield. It is through herbalism that Maia Toll began to explore the witch archetype.

Barbara is a voice coach, trainer, and author of “Full Voice: The Art and Practice of Vocal Presence” which helps train individuals who want to use their voice to its full potential whether through leadership, education, or singing. She is the founder of Morning Star Singers, a volunteer choir that sings for people facing hardship such as illness, end of life, depression, or grief.

Sophie Strand is a writer based in the Hudson Valley who focuses on the intersection of spirituality, storytelling, and ecology. Her first book of essays called “The Flowering Wand: Rewilding the Sacred Masculine” will be published by Inner Traditions in the Fall of 2022.

Michelle is a spiritual life coach who specializes in helping Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIWOC) heal the mother wound, connect to their feminine divinity, and unleash their inner Warrior Woman. She is also a keynote speaker and the author of the international bestseller "Own Your Brilliance: Overcome Impostor Syndrome for Career Success".

Mikaela De La Myco is a multicultural and indigenous woman whose education path led her to sacred intimacy work, temple arts, indigenous Mexican ceremony, and womb healing, facilitation & tradition. Her primary work is medicine work, particularly mushroom medicine, to heal and uncover physical and spiritual wounds.