Woven: Soft Edges, Deep Roots Thu, 25 Jun 2026 07:00:03 -0400 https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/solefulsara en © 2026 Woven: Soft Edges, Deep Roots yes ef1d1525-8084-5fe6-b9fc-eab7bef3e391 connect@solefulsara.com SolefulSara episodic true Welcome to Woven: Soft Edges. Deep Roots. A podcast exploring the interconnection of bodies, culture, and transformation.Here, we honor the wisdom held in the body, the stories etched into our tissues, and the ways we are shaped—and shape—culture through care, connection, and courageous softness.Together, we’ll lean into the edges of healing, justice, and possibility.Because transformation doesn’t start in te mind—it starts in the body, and it ripples outward.This is a space to remember what’s already within you. Let’s see what we can weave together. .

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) SolefulSara connect@solefulsara.com https://storage.buzzsprout.com/qw1by5w09dasybdhnkask535akdp?.jpg Woven: Soft Edges, Deep Roots https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/solefulsara Episode 17: Tom Owens Episode 17: Tom Owens In this episode of Woven, Sara sits down with Tom — the first male guest on the podcast — for a deeply human conversation about grief, body culture, masculinity, healing, and the longing for community in an increasingly isolated world.

Tom shares his experience navigating a body shaped by decades of travel, physical wear and tear, and the slow process of learning to care for himself differently. Together, they explore what it means to move from treating the body as a utility toward relating to it as a partner.

The conversation expands into grief and loss as Tom reflects on losing both parents, including his biological parents from Colombia whom he never had the chance to know. He speaks candidly about therapy, Reiki, mentorship, and the importance of human connection in processing life’s hardest experiences.

Sara and Tom also examine the differences between independent and interdependent cultures, drawing from Tom’s travels through Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand. They discuss parenting, public behavior, community accountability, and the ways American culture often leaves people — especially parents, grieving people, and those outside the “norm” — to navigate life alone.

This episode is a reflection on:
 — healing beyond individualism
 — grief and emotional processing
 — masculinity and deconstructing patriarchy
 — parenting and communal care
 — body awareness and aging
 — human connection and belonging
 — the importance of community support systems

If this conversation resonates with you, please consider:
 • subscribing to the channel
 • sharing the episode with someone you love
 • leaving a review on Apple Podcasts
 • commenting on Spotify or Patreon
 • joining the Woven Patreon community for deeper conversations and reflections

Thank you for being part of Woven.

To contact Tom, IG - Tompo27777 or HRVirtualGuide

#WovenPodcast #SomaticHealing #Grief #CommunityCare #Masculinity #HealingJourney #BodyWisdom #Parenting #Embodiment #MentalHealth


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]]> In this episode of Woven, Sara sits down with Tom — the first male guest on the podcast — for a deeply human conversation about grief, body culture, masculinity, healing, and the longing for community in an increasingly isolated world.

Tom shares his experience navigating a body shaped by decades of travel, physical wear and tear, and the slow process of learning to care for himself differently. Together, they explore what it means to move from treating the body as a utility toward relating to it as a partner.

The conversation expands into grief and loss as Tom reflects on losing both parents, including his biological parents from Colombia whom he never had the chance to know. He speaks candidly about therapy, Reiki, mentorship, and the importance of human connection in processing life’s hardest experiences.

Sara and Tom also examine the differences between independent and interdependent cultures, drawing from Tom’s travels through Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand. They discuss parenting, public behavior, community accountability, and the ways American culture often leaves people — especially parents, grieving people, and those outside the “norm” — to navigate life alone.

This episode is a reflection on:
 — healing beyond individualism
 — grief and emotional processing
 — masculinity and deconstructing patriarchy
 — parenting and communal care
 — body awareness and aging
 — human connection and belonging
 — the importance of community support systems

If this conversation resonates with you, please consider:
 • subscribing to the channel
 • sharing the episode with someone you love
 • leaving a review on Apple Podcasts
 • commenting on Spotify or Patreon
 • joining the Woven Patreon community for deeper conversations and reflections

Thank you for being part of Woven.

To contact Tom, IG - Tompo27777 or HRVirtualGuide

#WovenPodcast #SomaticHealing #Grief #CommunityCare #Masculinity #HealingJourney #BodyWisdom #Parenting #Embodiment #MentalHealth


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]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-19263198 Thu, 25 Jun 2026 06:00:00 -0500 4624 1 17 full false Episode 16: Karla & Michelle Episode 16: Karla & Michelle In this episode, I’m joined by Karla and Michelle for a deeply meaningful conversation on Mother Circle facilitation, with a focus on supporting adoptive mothers.

Together, we explore how Mother Circle offers something different than traditional mental health or support spaces—moving away from pathologizing and toward community, normalization, and being deeply held in shared experience.

Karla and Michelle co-facilitate an adoption-specific Mother Circle, and in this conversation, they speak to the unique and often unspoken realities adoptive mothers navigate:

  • The absence of a clear “threshold” into motherhood
  • The weight of external expectations and quiet judgments
  • The layered responsibility toward both their children and birth families
  • The complexity of identity, belonging, and care

We also explore the five pillars of postpartum support—
nature, wise community, nourishing food, extended rest, and loving touch—
and how these pillars take on new meaning within adoptive motherhood.

This conversation gently challenges the idea that mothers are meant to do this alone, and instead invites us into a more communal, interdependent way of caring for ourselves and each other.

Mother Circle becomes a space where mothers don’t have to explain themselves—
where they can reconnect with their own mother lines, define their unique paths, and be supported in the fullness of their experience.

If you’re an adoptive mother, part of an adoption story, or simply curious about reimagining support in motherhood, this conversation offers a deeply human place to begin.

Learn more about the adoption-specific Mother Circle:
mothercircleadoption.com

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]]> In this episode, I’m joined by Karla and Michelle for a deeply meaningful conversation on Mother Circle facilitation, with a focus on supporting adoptive mothers.

Together, we explore how Mother Circle offers something different than traditional mental health or support spaces—moving away from pathologizing and toward community, normalization, and being deeply held in shared experience.

Karla and Michelle co-facilitate an adoption-specific Mother Circle, and in this conversation, they speak to the unique and often unspoken realities adoptive mothers navigate:

  • The absence of a clear “threshold” into motherhood
  • The weight of external expectations and quiet judgments
  • The layered responsibility toward both their children and birth families
  • The complexity of identity, belonging, and care

We also explore the five pillars of postpartum support—
nature, wise community, nourishing food, extended rest, and loving touch—
and how these pillars take on new meaning within adoptive motherhood.

This conversation gently challenges the idea that mothers are meant to do this alone, and instead invites us into a more communal, interdependent way of caring for ourselves and each other.

Mother Circle becomes a space where mothers don’t have to explain themselves—
where they can reconnect with their own mother lines, define their unique paths, and be supported in the fullness of their experience.

If you’re an adoptive mother, part of an adoption story, or simply curious about reimagining support in motherhood, this conversation offers a deeply human place to begin.

Learn more about the adoption-specific Mother Circle:
mothercircleadoption.com

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]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-19113455 Thu, 11 Jun 2026 06:00:00 -0500 3299 1 16 full false Episode 15: Amber Venner Episode 15: Amber Venner Trigger warning: we mention SA, Body issues, and other triggering topics. Please take care while listening and reach out to your support network if you struggle. 

Perimenopause, Postpartum & the Need for Community Support

Description:

In this episode, Sara and Amber explore the realities of perimenopause and the broader context of women’s life transitions.

They discuss:

  • the lack of awareness and education around perimenopause
  • how symptoms can overlap with anxiety and depression
  • the parallels between perimenopause, postpartum, and other hormonal shifts
  • the absence of cultural rituals and community support for women

The conversation also expands into:

  • midlife representation and evolving beauty standards
  • the importance of female friendships and support systems
  • shifting gender roles and the role of men in supporting women
  • modern parenting and the impact of technology

This episode offers an honest and nuanced look at the challenges women face in midlife—and the importance of rebuilding supportive, community-based care models.


To contact Amber: @shecomesfirst.av

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]]> Trigger warning: we mention SA, Body issues, and other triggering topics. Please take care while listening and reach out to your support network if you struggle. 

Perimenopause, Postpartum & the Need for Community Support

Description:

In this episode, Sara and Amber explore the realities of perimenopause and the broader context of women’s life transitions.

They discuss:

  • the lack of awareness and education around perimenopause
  • how symptoms can overlap with anxiety and depression
  • the parallels between perimenopause, postpartum, and other hormonal shifts
  • the absence of cultural rituals and community support for women

The conversation also expands into:

  • midlife representation and evolving beauty standards
  • the importance of female friendships and support systems
  • shifting gender roles and the role of men in supporting women
  • modern parenting and the impact of technology

This episode offers an honest and nuanced look at the challenges women face in midlife—and the importance of rebuilding supportive, community-based care models.


To contact Amber: @shecomesfirst.av

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​TikTok​ @sarasole88

]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-18912900 Thu, 23 Apr 2026 06:00:00 -0500 4097 1 15 full true Woven Episode 14 Brittanie Zwart Woven Episode 14 Brittanie Zwart Intuition, Systems & Reparenting Ourselves | Healing Beyond the Individual


What if your intuition isn’t just personal — but political?

In this episode, Sara sits down with Brittanie (therapist, long-time friend, and fellow systems-thinker) for a layered conversation about healing, intuition, and the systems that shape both.

We explore:

  • Why healing spaces can feel inaccessible
  • Intuition — and how systemic oppression shapes what feels “true”
  • The political nature of somatic and body-based work
  • Caregiving vs. caretaking (especially in the sandwich generation)
  • How capitalism turns connection into transactions
  • Telehealth vs. in-person therapy — what actually predicts effectiveness
  • Reparenting and breaking intergenerational patterns
  • Generational trauma and emotional maturity
  • Why therapy outcomes hinge on safety and relationship

We also discuss a future deep dive into Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents by Lindsay C. Gibson — and how emotional immaturity echoes through systems, families, and culture.

This conversation weaves together personal stories (ADHD, motherhood, burnout, career calling) with larger questions:

Are systems the problem?
 Or are they also the solution?

If you’re curious about reparenting, collective healing, intuition, attachment, or the intersection of therapy and culture — this is just the beginning.

To connect with Brittanie: 

www.brittaniezwart.com 
BGZ Therapy LLC on FB

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]]> Intuition, Systems & Reparenting Ourselves | Healing Beyond the Individual


What if your intuition isn’t just personal — but political?

In this episode, Sara sits down with Brittanie (therapist, long-time friend, and fellow systems-thinker) for a layered conversation about healing, intuition, and the systems that shape both.

We explore:

  • Why healing spaces can feel inaccessible
  • Intuition — and how systemic oppression shapes what feels “true”
  • The political nature of somatic and body-based work
  • Caregiving vs. caretaking (especially in the sandwich generation)
  • How capitalism turns connection into transactions
  • Telehealth vs. in-person therapy — what actually predicts effectiveness
  • Reparenting and breaking intergenerational patterns
  • Generational trauma and emotional maturity
  • Why therapy outcomes hinge on safety and relationship

We also discuss a future deep dive into Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents by Lindsay C. Gibson — and how emotional immaturity echoes through systems, families, and culture.

This conversation weaves together personal stories (ADHD, motherhood, burnout, career calling) with larger questions:

Are systems the problem?
 Or are they also the solution?

If you’re curious about reparenting, collective healing, intuition, attachment, or the intersection of therapy and culture — this is just the beginning.

To connect with Brittanie: 

www.brittaniezwart.com 
BGZ Therapy LLC on FB

Be sure to follow me:

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​TikTok​ @sarasole88

]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-18765836 Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:00:00 -0500 3609 1 14 full true Woven Episode 13 Ashley Shears Woven Episode 13 Ashley Shears Breath Care, Barefoot Massage & Nervous System Regulation | With Ashley Shears 

What happens when two barefoot massage therapists start talking about language, breath, and the nervous system?

This episode is a deep, nuanced conversation about:

  • Myofascial ashiatsu barefoot massage
  • Nervous system regulation beyond trendy buzzwords
  • Why we’re shifting from “breathwork” to breath care
  • The power of precise language (pain vs. discomfort)
  • Interoception and learning to describe sensation
  • Bridging relaxation massage and clinical practice
  • Chronic stress and simple, sustainable regulation practices
  • Why intake forms are relational tools — not paperwork

Ashley shares how she blends spa and clinical massage approaches in California, integrating breath awareness and barefoot myofascial techniques to regulate the nervous system while delivering deeply effective bodywork.

We unpack why language matters — how the word work changes a client’s experience, and why “breath care” creates a different somatic invitation than “breathwork.”

We also talk about the current wave of nervous system trends — vagus nerve gadgets, fight-or-flight simplifications — and why real healing is less about products and more about education, interoception, and accessible daily tools.

Plus:
 Ashley shares about her upcoming self-care classes and sound baths 

If you’re a massage therapist, bodyworker, clinician, or human navigating chronic stress — this one is for you.


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​TikTok​ @sarasole88

]]> Breath Care, Barefoot Massage & Nervous System Regulation | With Ashley Shears 

What happens when two barefoot massage therapists start talking about language, breath, and the nervous system?

This episode is a deep, nuanced conversation about:

  • Myofascial ashiatsu barefoot massage
  • Nervous system regulation beyond trendy buzzwords
  • Why we’re shifting from “breathwork” to breath care
  • The power of precise language (pain vs. discomfort)
  • Interoception and learning to describe sensation
  • Bridging relaxation massage and clinical practice
  • Chronic stress and simple, sustainable regulation practices
  • Why intake forms are relational tools — not paperwork

Ashley shares how she blends spa and clinical massage approaches in California, integrating breath awareness and barefoot myofascial techniques to regulate the nervous system while delivering deeply effective bodywork.

We unpack why language matters — how the word work changes a client’s experience, and why “breath care” creates a different somatic invitation than “breathwork.”

We also talk about the current wave of nervous system trends — vagus nerve gadgets, fight-or-flight simplifications — and why real healing is less about products and more about education, interoception, and accessible daily tools.

Plus:
 Ashley shares about her upcoming self-care classes and sound baths 

If you’re a massage therapist, bodyworker, clinician, or human navigating chronic stress — this one is for you.


Be sure to follow me:

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​TikTok​ @sarasole88

]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-18765828 Thu, 26 Mar 2026 06:00:00 -0500 3122 1 13 full true Woven: Episode 12 Rachel Wolff Woven: Episode 12 Rachel Wolff This episode is tender, unfiltered, and very real.

We're recording live from St. Louis after attending a celebration of life for a dear friend. There's been crying and eating cookies for breakfast. Feeling puffy. Not sleeping. Processing grief in the moment and letting the body do exactly what it needs to do.

We talk about:

  • Why crying makes your face swell (and why that might be wise)
  • The difference between funerals and celebrations of life
  • How ritual anchors grief in the body
  • Ambiguous and abstract loss
  • Why we need community to metabolize death
  • Dia de los Muertos and what it teaches us about joy, remembrance, and culture
  • Inviting the dead into our lives instead of pretending they’re gone
  • Oxytocin vs. dopamine (and why women especially need connection over consumption)
  • Grief massage and touch as ritual

We reference the teachings of Stephen Jenkinson on grief and dying, and Perdita Finn, author of Take Back the Magic, who writes about inviting the dead into prayer and daily life.

This conversation moves from marshmallow cry-face to death literacy to flower crown crafting as grief ritual. It’s honest. It’s embodied. It’s about remembering our people out loud.

If you’re grieving—recently or abstractly—this one is for you.

Be sure to follow me:

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​TikTok​ @sarasole88

]]> This episode is tender, unfiltered, and very real.

We're recording live from St. Louis after attending a celebration of life for a dear friend. There's been crying and eating cookies for breakfast. Feeling puffy. Not sleeping. Processing grief in the moment and letting the body do exactly what it needs to do.

We talk about:

  • Why crying makes your face swell (and why that might be wise)
  • The difference between funerals and celebrations of life
  • How ritual anchors grief in the body
  • Ambiguous and abstract loss
  • Why we need community to metabolize death
  • Dia de los Muertos and what it teaches us about joy, remembrance, and culture
  • Inviting the dead into our lives instead of pretending they’re gone
  • Oxytocin vs. dopamine (and why women especially need connection over consumption)
  • Grief massage and touch as ritual

We reference the teachings of Stephen Jenkinson on grief and dying, and Perdita Finn, author of Take Back the Magic, who writes about inviting the dead into prayer and daily life.

This conversation moves from marshmallow cry-face to death literacy to flower crown crafting as grief ritual. It’s honest. It’s embodied. It’s about remembering our people out loud.

If you’re grieving—recently or abstractly—this one is for you.

Be sure to follow me:

​Patreon​: @SolefulSara

​YouTube​ @SolefulSara

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​TikTok​ @sarasole88

]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-18765796 Thu, 12 Mar 2026 06:00:00 -0500 2664 1 12 full true WOVEN: Episode 11 Shecanna Seeley WOVEN: Episode 11 Shecanna Seeley What does it really mean to raise children with healthy habits—without fear, force, or perfectionism?

In this conversation, Shecanna and Sara explore the delicate balance of teaching kids about food, emotions, and their bodies in a world shaped by speed, screens, and external pressures. From playful stories of children choosing joy over dinner, to honest reflections on how little most of us were taught about our own bodies, this episode invites curiosity instead of control.

Together, they unpack how motherhood reshapes the way healing is practiced—how physical therapy, emotional support, intuition, and presence must coexist for real change to happen. This is a conversation about moving beyond linear, corrective healthcare models and returning to the art of healing: relational, responsive, and deeply human.

If you’re a parent, practitioner, or someone longing for a more holistic way of caring—for children, clients, or yourself—this episode offers gentle insight and grounded hope.


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​TikTok​ @sarasole88

]]> What does it really mean to raise children with healthy habits—without fear, force, or perfectionism?

In this conversation, Shecanna and Sara explore the delicate balance of teaching kids about food, emotions, and their bodies in a world shaped by speed, screens, and external pressures. From playful stories of children choosing joy over dinner, to honest reflections on how little most of us were taught about our own bodies, this episode invites curiosity instead of control.

Together, they unpack how motherhood reshapes the way healing is practiced—how physical therapy, emotional support, intuition, and presence must coexist for real change to happen. This is a conversation about moving beyond linear, corrective healthcare models and returning to the art of healing: relational, responsive, and deeply human.

If you’re a parent, practitioner, or someone longing for a more holistic way of caring—for children, clients, or yourself—this episode offers gentle insight and grounded hope.


Be sure to follow me:

​Patreon​: @SolefulSara

​YouTube​ @SolefulSara

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​TikTok​ @sarasole88

]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-18443862 Thu, 26 Feb 2026 05:00:00 -0600 3310 1 11 full false Woven: Episode 10 Savannah McDonald Woven: Episode 10 Savannah McDonald Sara and Savannah explore the changing world of nonprofit fundraising and the delicate balance between donor-centric and community-centric approaches. They discuss the growing role of platforms like Patreon and how they’re reshaping people’s motivations for giving—moving beyond tax benefits into values-driven, relationship-based support.

This episode also looks deeply at ethical marketing in healing spaces, examining the discomfort of emotional appeals and the importance of honest, compassionate communication about suffering and transformation.

The conversation widens into the influence of social media algorithms, digital overstimulation, and how these constant inputs impact our bodies and our sense of connection. Sara and Savannah reflect on intentional engagement, community support models, and the shift toward sustainable, people-powered philanthropy.

They then turn toward animal welfare, exploring low-barrier adoption models, trust in community, and reducing shame around animal returns. Through personal stories and grounded reflection, they highlight the need for flexibility, compassion, and openness in the adoption process.

Throughout the episode, Sara and Savannah return to the heart of it all:
Human connection matters. Community matters. Trust matters.

This episode is for anyone navigating fundraising, ethical marketing, digital overwhelm, community-supported work, or compassionate animal adoption practices.


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]]> Sara and Savannah explore the changing world of nonprofit fundraising and the delicate balance between donor-centric and community-centric approaches. They discuss the growing role of platforms like Patreon and how they’re reshaping people’s motivations for giving—moving beyond tax benefits into values-driven, relationship-based support.

This episode also looks deeply at ethical marketing in healing spaces, examining the discomfort of emotional appeals and the importance of honest, compassionate communication about suffering and transformation.

The conversation widens into the influence of social media algorithms, digital overstimulation, and how these constant inputs impact our bodies and our sense of connection. Sara and Savannah reflect on intentional engagement, community support models, and the shift toward sustainable, people-powered philanthropy.

They then turn toward animal welfare, exploring low-barrier adoption models, trust in community, and reducing shame around animal returns. Through personal stories and grounded reflection, they highlight the need for flexibility, compassion, and openness in the adoption process.

Throughout the episode, Sara and Savannah return to the heart of it all:
Human connection matters. Community matters. Trust matters.

This episode is for anyone navigating fundraising, ethical marketing, digital overwhelm, community-supported work, or compassionate animal adoption practices.


Be sure to follow me:

​Patreon​: @SolefulSara

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​TikTok​ @sarasole88

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]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-18268125 Thu, 12 Feb 2026 05:00:00 -0600 3511 1 10 full false Woven: Episode 9 Savannah McDonald Woven: Episode 9 Savannah McDonald 🎙️ In this episode, Sara and Savannah explore the deeply human experiences of grief, change, and the shifting cultural relationship with death—both in animals and in people. What starts as a conversation about aging skin and microphone glitches grows into a rich dialogue about how we navigate endings in a world that avoids talking about them.

They discuss the emotional and somatic landscape of pet grief, how it prepares us for (and mirrors) human loss, and the ways algorithms shape our communication around vulnerable experiences. Together, they reflect on the stark differences between dignity in animal death and the lack of preparation in human dying.

Topics include:
 • The impact of algorithm-driven communication on empathy
 • How society avoids death and what we lose by doing so
 • Alternative body disposal practices—composting, aquamation, ecological options
 • The evolution of gravestones & shifting attitudes toward remembrance
 • The absence of cultural rituals to hold grief and major life events
 • “Little deaths” as practice for larger losses
 • Supporting children in understanding hard things
 • Technology’s effect on cultural coherence and authentic connection
 • The importance of embodied rituals in grief processing

Sara and Savannah reflect on the need for cultural reconstruction—ways of grieving, gathering, remembering, and supporting one another that allow us to move through life’s transitions with more honesty and less isolation.

This episode offers a grounded and compassionate lens for anyone navigating loss, caregiving, or conversations about death in a rapidly changing world.

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]]> 🎙️ In this episode, Sara and Savannah explore the deeply human experiences of grief, change, and the shifting cultural relationship with death—both in animals and in people. What starts as a conversation about aging skin and microphone glitches grows into a rich dialogue about how we navigate endings in a world that avoids talking about them.

They discuss the emotional and somatic landscape of pet grief, how it prepares us for (and mirrors) human loss, and the ways algorithms shape our communication around vulnerable experiences. Together, they reflect on the stark differences between dignity in animal death and the lack of preparation in human dying.

Topics include:
 • The impact of algorithm-driven communication on empathy
 • How society avoids death and what we lose by doing so
 • Alternative body disposal practices—composting, aquamation, ecological options
 • The evolution of gravestones & shifting attitudes toward remembrance
 • The absence of cultural rituals to hold grief and major life events
 • “Little deaths” as practice for larger losses
 • Supporting children in understanding hard things
 • Technology’s effect on cultural coherence and authentic connection
 • The importance of embodied rituals in grief processing

Sara and Savannah reflect on the need for cultural reconstruction—ways of grieving, gathering, remembering, and supporting one another that allow us to move through life’s transitions with more honesty and less isolation.

This episode offers a grounded and compassionate lens for anyone navigating loss, caregiving, or conversations about death in a rapidly changing world.

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]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-18268114 Thu, 29 Jan 2026 15:00:00 -0600 4214 1 9 full false Woven Episode 8: Brianne Goetzinger Woven Episode 8: Brianne Goetzinger n this episode, Sara and Brianne Goetzinger explore what it takes to sustain a career in massage therapy for the long haul.

Together, they discuss:

  • The realities of massage therapy education and business ownership
  • Client management strategies and waitlist challenges
  • How to navigate burnout before it takes hold
  • The difference between being a great therapist and running a successful business
  • The importance of community, networking, and personal grit for career longevity

🌿 Whether you’re new to the profession or decades in, this conversation is filled with insights on how to keep your practice—and your passion—alive.


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]]> n this episode, Sara and Brianne Goetzinger explore what it takes to sustain a career in massage therapy for the long haul.

Together, they discuss:

  • The realities of massage therapy education and business ownership
  • Client management strategies and waitlist challenges
  • How to navigate burnout before it takes hold
  • The difference between being a great therapist and running a successful business
  • The importance of community, networking, and personal grit for career longevity

🌿 Whether you’re new to the profession or decades in, this conversation is filled with insights on how to keep your practice—and your passion—alive.


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]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-17856028 Thu, 15 Jan 2026 05:00:00 -0600 3743 1 8 full true Woven Episode 7: Chancy Gill Woven Episode 7: Chancy Gill Sara and Chancy dive deep into the intersections of healing, love, and personal growth. They explore how science and intuition can come together in bodywork and spirituality, how relationships are shaped by communication and cultural narratives, and how intimacy is rooted in safety and vulnerability—not just passion.

The conversation also touches on media’s impact on how we perceive love, the realities of soulmates and twin flames, and the evolving ways we relate to menstruation and womanhood. Along the way, Chancy shares her journey of launching The Aligned and Divined Podcast with her co-host Katara.

This episode is about weaving business, spirituality, and lived experience into deeper connection and understanding.


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]]> Sara and Chancy dive deep into the intersections of healing, love, and personal growth. They explore how science and intuition can come together in bodywork and spirituality, how relationships are shaped by communication and cultural narratives, and how intimacy is rooted in safety and vulnerability—not just passion.

The conversation also touches on media’s impact on how we perceive love, the realities of soulmates and twin flames, and the evolving ways we relate to menstruation and womanhood. Along the way, Chancy shares her journey of launching The Aligned and Divined Podcast with her co-host Katara.

This episode is about weaving business, spirituality, and lived experience into deeper connection and understanding.


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]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-17856024 Thu, 01 Jan 2026 05:00:00 -0600 2894 1 7 full false Woven: Episode 6: Rachel Wolff & Grief Woven: Episode 6: Rachel Wolff & Grief In this episode of Woven: Soft Edges, Deep Roots, Sara and Rachel open up about the raw and tender places in life—family dynamics, blended family challenges, new love, and marriages under strain. Together, they explore how grief shows up in everyday transitions—parenting, relationships, and identity shifts—and how gratitude can grow from those experiences.

✨ Topics we cover:

  • Navigating grief week and cultural rituals around mourning
  • Transforming grief into gratitude through practices and traditions

This conversation is about honesty, healing, and the ways we learn to weave grief into gratitude, loss into transformation.

If you’ve ever wanted validation to being an auntie or a family support, this episode is for you. 

Other mentions: 

Stephen Jenkinson: https://orphanwisdom.com/

Perdita Finn: https://takebackthemagic.com/about-perdita/

The Auntie Bulletin: https://theauntie.substack.com/

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]]> In this episode of Woven: Soft Edges, Deep Roots, Sara and Rachel open up about the raw and tender places in life—family dynamics, blended family challenges, new love, and marriages under strain. Together, they explore how grief shows up in everyday transitions—parenting, relationships, and identity shifts—and how gratitude can grow from those experiences.

✨ Topics we cover:

  • Navigating grief week and cultural rituals around mourning
  • Transforming grief into gratitude through practices and traditions

This conversation is about honesty, healing, and the ways we learn to weave grief into gratitude, loss into transformation.

If you’ve ever wanted validation to being an auntie or a family support, this episode is for you. 

Other mentions: 

Stephen Jenkinson: https://orphanwisdom.com/

Perdita Finn: https://takebackthemagic.com/about-perdita/

The Auntie Bulletin: https://theauntie.substack.com/

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]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-17817592 Thu, 11 Dec 2025 05:00:00 -0600 3257 1 6 full true Woven: Episode 5: Sara Newberry, Rachel Wolff, & Savannah Mobley Woven: Episode 5: Sara Newberry, Rachel Wolff, & Savannah Mobley Massage Therapy Pricing, Education, and the Future of Somatic Work
In this episode, Sara, Rachel, and Savannah (@neuromelt) dive into the evolving landscape of massage therapy—from pricing trends and client education to the future of somatic and fascia research.

We explore:

  • How rising massage therapy rates impact clients and practitioners across markets
  • The importance of authentic client relationships in an unpredictable economy
  • The future of massage education, including trauma-informed care and nervous system awareness
  • Emerging research in fascia, somatic therapies, and frequency healing

If you’re a massage therapist, educator, or client curious about where the field is headed, this conversation offers grounded insights and forward-looking perspectives.

👉 What are you noticing about pricing and education in your community? Let us know in the comments.

#MassageTherapy #SomaticHealing #FasciaResearch #Bodywork #MassageEducation

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]]> Massage Therapy Pricing, Education, and the Future of Somatic Work
In this episode, Sara, Rachel, and Savannah (@neuromelt) dive into the evolving landscape of massage therapy—from pricing trends and client education to the future of somatic and fascia research.

We explore:

  • How rising massage therapy rates impact clients and practitioners across markets
  • The importance of authentic client relationships in an unpredictable economy
  • The future of massage education, including trauma-informed care and nervous system awareness
  • Emerging research in fascia, somatic therapies, and frequency healing

If you’re a massage therapist, educator, or client curious about where the field is headed, this conversation offers grounded insights and forward-looking perspectives.

👉 What are you noticing about pricing and education in your community? Let us know in the comments.

#MassageTherapy #SomaticHealing #FasciaResearch #Bodywork #MassageEducation

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]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-17817588 Thu, 27 Nov 2025 05:00:00 -0600 3120 1 5 full true Woven: Episode 4: Rachel Wolff Woven: Episode 4: Rachel Wolff 🎙️ EP 4: Trauma-Informed Care & Nervous System Awarenesswith Rachel & Sara | A Somatic Lens on Safety, Boundaries & ConnectionWhat does it really mean to be trauma-informed — and how do we bring nervous system awareness into bodywork, coaching, and care professions?In this episode, Rachel and Sara explore how polyvagal theory, nervous system literacy, and embodied presence shape the way we hold space for others. This isn’t just about tools — it’s about how we show up.They discuss:🧠 Understanding polyvagal theory in everyday care work👐 How physical touch can regulate nervous system states🌀 Why trauma-informed care is a way of being, not a technique🧭 Creating safety through boundaries and co-regulation📉 The power of downsizing stimuli in overstimulating environments🤝 The slow evolution of trust in long-term client relationships⚖️ Staying attuned without overextending your energetic boundariesSara shares a personal story of calming her daughter through attuned touch, while Rachel emphasizes how scaling back and honoring nervous system rhythms helps clients feel truly seen — and safe.Whether you're a massage therapist, birth worker, somatic coach, or simply someone supporting others, this episode is a reminder that nervous system literacy is a vital skill for trauma-aware practice.🔗 Mentioned Concepts:Polyvagal theory in practiceTrauma-informed ethicsSomatic boundary workCo-regulation vs. enmeshment✨ Want to support this work?→ Join us on Patreon and help sustain embodied, community-rooted conversations→ Follow Sara Newberry, LMT on IG: @soleful_circle.stl and Rachel Wolff, LMT on IG:  @themamabearmassage → More on trauma-informed bodywork: somaticsole.com#TraumaInformedCare #PolyvagalTheory #MassageTherapistLife #SomaticCoaching #NervousSystemSupport #BodyCenteredHealing #HoldingSpace #SomaticTherapy #CareWork #CommunityHealing


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]]> 🎙️ EP 4: Trauma-Informed Care & Nervous System Awarenesswith Rachel & Sara | A Somatic Lens on Safety, Boundaries & ConnectionWhat does it really mean to be trauma-informed — and how do we bring nervous system awareness into bodywork, coaching, and care professions?In this episode, Rachel and Sara explore how polyvagal theory, nervous system literacy, and embodied presence shape the way we hold space for others. This isn’t just about tools — it’s about how we show up.They discuss:🧠 Understanding polyvagal theory in everyday care work👐 How physical touch can regulate nervous system states🌀 Why trauma-informed care is a way of being, not a technique🧭 Creating safety through boundaries and co-regulation📉 The power of downsizing stimuli in overstimulating environments🤝 The slow evolution of trust in long-term client relationships⚖️ Staying attuned without overextending your energetic boundariesSara shares a personal story of calming her daughter through attuned touch, while Rachel emphasizes how scaling back and honoring nervous system rhythms helps clients feel truly seen — and safe.Whether you're a massage therapist, birth worker, somatic coach, or simply someone supporting others, this episode is a reminder that nervous system literacy is a vital skill for trauma-aware practice.🔗 Mentioned Concepts:Polyvagal theory in practiceTrauma-informed ethicsSomatic boundary workCo-regulation vs. enmeshment✨ Want to support this work?→ Join us on Patreon and help sustain embodied, community-rooted conversations→ Follow Sara Newberry, LMT on IG: @soleful_circle.stl and Rachel Wolff, LMT on IG:  @themamabearmassage → More on trauma-informed bodywork: somaticsole.com#TraumaInformedCare #PolyvagalTheory #MassageTherapistLife #SomaticCoaching #NervousSystemSupport #BodyCenteredHealing #HoldingSpace #SomaticTherapy #CareWork #CommunityHealing


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]]> SolefulSara b156d27d-f5e3-4b99-bacb-1b2671fe3e34 Thu, 13 Nov 2025 05:00:00 -0600 2928 full true Woven: Episode 3: Rachel Wolff Woven: Episode 3: Rachel Wolff 🎙️ EP 3: Communication — Navigating Boundaries, Power & Authenticitywith Rachel & Sara | ABC Series: Authenticity, Boundaries, CommunicationIn this powerful episode, Sara Newberry, LMT and Rachel Wolff, LMT dive into communication as a somatic and cultural practice, exploring how it intersects with boundaries, authenticity, trauma, and power dynamics — especially in caregiving and professional settings.You’ll hear a grounded conversation on:💬 Internal vs. external communication styles🧠 The TIMES model (Thoughts, Images, Movement, Emotion, Sensation)🌍 Cultural competency & navigating difference with care🧩 How to adapt to different learning styles and platforms🔥 Why assertiveness isn’t aggression — and how to approach conflict🛑 The link between trauma responses and boundary challenges🌀 Power sharing in therapeutic and coaching relationships🎧 Tools for better listening, mirroring, and attuned client careWhether you’re a massage therapist, coach, somatic practitioner, or someone navigating complex relationships, this episode offers real-life tools for transforming communication into a practice of healing and liberation.🔗 Resources MentionedThe ABC Framework (Authenticity, Boundaries, Communication)TIMES model of perception (Somatic tools for practitioners)📣 Support our work:→ Join us on Patreon to sustain this community-supported healing space→ Follow Sara Newberry, LMT on IG: @soleful_cirlces.stl & Rachel Wolff, LMT  @themamabearmassage → Learn more: somaticsole.com#SomaticCommunication #MassageTherapistLife #TraumaInformedCare #SomaticPractitioner #ProfessionalBoundaries #AuthenticityInBusiness #PowerDynamics #ConflictResolutionTools #BodyCenteredCoaching #HealingThroughCommunication


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]]> 🎙️ EP 3: Communication — Navigating Boundaries, Power & Authenticitywith Rachel & Sara | ABC Series: Authenticity, Boundaries, CommunicationIn this powerful episode, Sara Newberry, LMT and Rachel Wolff, LMT dive into communication as a somatic and cultural practice, exploring how it intersects with boundaries, authenticity, trauma, and power dynamics — especially in caregiving and professional settings.You’ll hear a grounded conversation on:💬 Internal vs. external communication styles🧠 The TIMES model (Thoughts, Images, Movement, Emotion, Sensation)🌍 Cultural competency & navigating difference with care🧩 How to adapt to different learning styles and platforms🔥 Why assertiveness isn’t aggression — and how to approach conflict🛑 The link between trauma responses and boundary challenges🌀 Power sharing in therapeutic and coaching relationships🎧 Tools for better listening, mirroring, and attuned client careWhether you’re a massage therapist, coach, somatic practitioner, or someone navigating complex relationships, this episode offers real-life tools for transforming communication into a practice of healing and liberation.🔗 Resources MentionedThe ABC Framework (Authenticity, Boundaries, Communication)TIMES model of perception (Somatic tools for practitioners)📣 Support our work:→ Join us on Patreon to sustain this community-supported healing space→ Follow Sara Newberry, LMT on IG: @soleful_cirlces.stl & Rachel Wolff, LMT  @themamabearmassage → Learn more: somaticsole.com#SomaticCommunication #MassageTherapistLife #TraumaInformedCare #SomaticPractitioner #ProfessionalBoundaries #AuthenticityInBusiness #PowerDynamics #ConflictResolutionTools #BodyCenteredCoaching #HealingThroughCommunication


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]]> SolefulSara b6817f5d-07ee-44d6-adfc-38599e7067c8 Thu, 30 Oct 2025 05:00:00 -0500 4629 1 3 full true Woven: Episode 2: Rachel Wolff Woven: Episode 2: Rachel Wolff ​ @themamabearmassage Rachel Wolff, LMT & Sara Newberry, LMT share their experiences with boundaries as a professional massage therapist.

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]]> ​ @themamabearmassage Rachel Wolff, LMT & Sara Newberry, LMT share their experiences with boundaries as a professional massage therapist.

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]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-17815642 Thu, 16 Oct 2025 05:00:00 -0500 3852 1 1 full false Woven: Episode 1: Rachel Wolff Woven: Episode 1: Rachel Wolff Join Rachel Wolff, LMT with  @themamabearmassage   & Sara Newberry, LMT discuss the massage therapy industry and business techniques that can soar your client relationships. Soft skills and technical skills are crucial but how can you hone both?


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]]> Join Rachel Wolff, LMT with  @themamabearmassage   & Sara Newberry, LMT discuss the massage therapy industry and business techniques that can soar your client relationships. Soft skills and technical skills are crucial but how can you hone both?


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]]> SolefulSara Buzzsprout-17815634 Tue, 16 Sep 2025 14:00:00 -0500 3997 1 1 full true