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S2.E11. One Peak at a Time | The Stumbling Spirit Podcast

For the past ten years, Noel Scully has been an avid hiker and mountain climber. Noel’s mountain climbing adventures have taken him to fifteen countries across four continents, and he has tackled some of the most challenging ascents in the […]

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July 25, 2024

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S1.E6. Fountain of Youth | The Stumbling Spirit Podcast

Eric Wood is a naturopathic doctor and professor based in Florida. For more than 12 years, his private practice has served patients of all ages, and using holistic approaches has treated various conditions from chronic fatigue to cancer. Eric has […]

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July 25, 2024

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S2.E5. For the Love of Dog | The Stumbling Spirit Podcast

Dogs are often called man’s best friend with some archeological evidence suggesting that domestication goes as far back as thirty-thousand years. Not only is dog ownership widespread, but evidence shows high rates of dog surrenders, abandonments and euthanasia in several countries […]

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July 25, 2024

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S2.E6. Justice in Light | The Stumbling Spirit Podcast

Imagine being blamed for your mom’s mental illness. That’s what happened to Donna Armstrong, whose first memory was seeing her beloved mother forced into a car by her detached father to be sent away to a psychiatric hospital for weeks […]

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July 25, 2024

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S1.E4. Touch of Paradise | The Stumbling Spirit

Have you ever thought of moving to paradise and starting a retreat? Drew Hume did just that with the creation of Navina – a Thai yoga therapy centre in the lush rainforest of Costa Rica, where he teaches a specific modality […]

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July 25, 2024

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S2.E8. Consciousness Composition | The Stumbling Spirit Podcast

Patron of the arts, Lucille Joseph, has pondered the nature of reality since she was a little girl, after encountering a glimpse of conscious awareness while on a beach in British Columbia. This unearthly experience begged the life-long question, “Am […]

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July 25, 2024

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S1.E14. Fashioning Image | The Stumbling Spirit Podcast

They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but for Leah Morrigan one’s image is what leaves a lasting impression. For more than 15 years, she has spent her career helping professionals, from doctors to corporate executives, […]

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July 25, 2024

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S2.E12. Change with Compassion | The Stumbling Spirit Podcast

When it comes to experiencing loss and navigating through life’s most challenging transitions, such as divorce and career changes, Sharleen Beaumont works with her clients to reframe their limiting belief systems, reimagine their lives, and create action plans to help […]

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July 25, 2024

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S2.E18. Season 2 Retrospective | The Stumbling Spirit Podcast

This is a special retrospective of Season 2 of The Stumbling Spirit Podcast, where I explore two key themes that emerged from this year’s show: Identity being one of the facets of resilience; And, the real and metaphorical mountains we […]

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July 24, 2024

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S2.E2. Crowning Innocence | The Stumbling Spirit Podcast

Canadian author, Debra Williams, is helping to improve representation in children’s literature with her trailblazing and beautifully illustrated book, Church Hat. Inspired by her family, Church Hat is about a Black boy who admires his mother and her fashion sense, […]

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July 25, 2024

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S2.E14. Weathering Milestones | The Stumbling Spirit Podcast

In 2001, Heather Harris experienced complications during childbirth after thirty-one hours of labour. It was a mother’s worst nightmare. Her baby’s life was at risk. Oxygen deprivation caused her firstborn son immediate seizures and a permanent brain injury that would […]

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July 25, 2024

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S2.E16. Generational Genre | The Stumbling Spirit Podcast

When most people think of Brazilian music, what might come to mind are bossa nova and samba, but apart from these popular genres, Brazil also has a rich history in classical music. Dr. Paulo Steinberg is a professor of piano, […]

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July 25, 2024

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