In this episode of Life as Ceremony, I sit down with Jazmin Feschuk. She is a First Nations woman from Sechelt Nation, a counsellor, and my good friend and colleague. In this episode, Jazmin shares her personal story of how spirituality helped her reconnect with her First Nations roots. This is a conversation for our younger selves—for those who needed something like this to listen to early on in their reconnecting journeys. We talk about the challenges, what was helpful, and what was healing. We discuss status, blood quantum, and mixed ancestry. Jazmin also shares how culture has become a way of life for her, and how she balances modern life with traditional teachings.

In this episode of Life as Ceremony, I sit down with Mik Gerylo—elite athlete, three-time Canadian Spartan Race Series champion, and Phys. Ed teacher—to explore the connection between mind, body, and spirit in sports. Mik shares the journey that led him to become an elite athlete and the deeper life lessons he’s gained along the way. We dive into values and habits that have shaped his approach to both athletics and life. Beyond training and competing, Mik also talks about how he reconnects with himself outside of sports. Whether you're an athlete, a seeker, or simply someone looking for motivation to embrace life's challenges, this conversation is full of inspiration, purpose, and words to live by.

In this episode of Life as Ceremony, I sit down with Kaitlin Stephens. She is a therapist, couples counsellor, my retreat co-host, and good friend. In this episode, we discuss how attachment styles shape how we connect, how to set healthy boundaries without damaging a friendship, and what to do when a friendship feels unbalanced. We also discuss the importance of understanding your friend’s love languages and friendship as a form of medicine—how it heals, nurtures, and teaches us about ourselves. If you’ve ever struggled with friendship breakups, setting boundaries, or wanting to deepen connections in existing relationships, this episode is for you! 

In this episode of Life as Ceremony I sit down with Eliza Butler, somatic psychotherapist and yogic breathwork teacher. This conversation was inspired by an incredible piece of writing Eliza shared on her Substack, All Parts, where she talks about the connection between anger and authenticity. Eliza shares how anger isn’t something to suppress but rather a guide showing us what we value and where our boundaries lie. She also explains how anger can be a form of self-love and self-care. We discuss safe ways to acknowledge and process anger and simple Ceremonies to help you tend to the “fire” when it’s present.

In this episode of Life as Ceremony, I sit down with Britt—a mom, marathon runner, saleswoman, and creative spirit—to talk about shining brightly and celebrating life unapologetically. We talk about her journey with Instagram and how it became a joyful outlet for self-expression and creativity. Britt talks about not letting fear of what other people think hold her back from from living life to the fullest. If you’ve ever struggled with worrying about what others think, this conversation will inspire you to step into your full, radiant self. 

In this episode of Life as Ceremony, I sit down with Stephen Garrett, a Death Shaman and end-of-life coach who was also my instructor in grief, loss, death, and spiritual wellness. Together, we explore Stephen’s journey into grief work, the lessons he’s learned from those nearing the end of life, and how we can foster a healthier relationship with death and dying. In this episode, Stephen shares personal stories and wisdom. He offers guidance for anyone seeking to overcome the fear of mortality or deepen their understanding of life and loss.