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  Finding Healing Through Plants, Intuition, and a Slower Life with Brenda Grate There are some conversations that feel less like interviews and more like sitting around a kitchen table with a close friend, sharing stories that matter. Today’s podcast episode was exactly that. I sat down with Brenda Grate, my right-hand woman, dear friend, and resident herbalist, for a deeply personal conversation about healing, plants, intuition, and the path that led her toward natural medicine from a very young age. As two Canadians now living in the Mediterranean, we also explored how changing environments, rhythms, and lifestyles can completely transform the way we feel physically, mentally, and emotionally. Brenda’s connection to herbal medicine didn’t come from trends or social media wellness culture. It came from experience, curiosity, and years of learning to listen more closely to nature and to people. In this episode, she shares how working with herbs became less about “fixing symptoms” ...

Sex, Intimacy, and Longevity

Sex, Intimacy, and Longevity A conversation with Susan Bratton In this episode, I sat down with Susan Bratton for a conversation that is open, honest, and surprisingly eye-opening. Susan is the CEO of Better Lover, Personal Life Media, and The20. She has spent over two decades teaching something most of us were never taught and were often discouraged from even talking about, which is pleasure-based sex education. She is also the author of 44 books and programs and reaches more than 300,000 readers through her newsletters, where she shares practical guidance on intimacy, vitality, and connection. We went straight into a topic that still makes many people uncomfortable, even though it touches every relationship and every stage of life. Susan explains how intimacy, pleasure, and even orgasm can play a role in longevity and overall health, and why this part of life does not have to decline as we get older. What I really appreciated about this conversation is how practical it became. We tal...