Brooke Benson is a native of Los Angeles who grew up immersed in the Arts and is a graduate of UCLA Theater school. She began writing her own form of social commentary and matters of the heart in the form of Spoken Word poetry. Her life long Buddhist practice has inspired her Spirit of activism and a true honoring of the unique value and beauty that each person possesses.
If you could design a best friend who was equal parts motivational speaker, beauty expert, style coach and comedian—then you would have my guest today, Jen Polt Robinson. With a 25 year background in sales, training and coaching, she balances a career as a full time beauty industry exec alongside a full time gig as a social media creator and “unexpected influencer”.
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
This week is dedicated to sharing some #mojotruth and it’s this:
How much PLEASURE are you willing to experience?
It’s an important thing to answer…and I invite you to strip down and be radically honest with yourself.
As we turn the page on the calendar year, I wanted to take a moment and share with you the topics, guests and episodes that made the biggest splash for you in 2022.
This show was born out of my passion to normalize, equalize and make the conversation around spirit and sex something we can all speak on.
To make it less scary, shameful or wrong.
Krystal Thompson is a seeker, guide, and founder of The Aura Lab – an online mystery school dedicated to initiating, supporting, and elevating cosmic women along their soul paths. She uses Human Design and Inner Voice Facilitation to help clients reconnect with their intuition, become fluent in the language of energy, and transform their lives into an expression of the divine.
Maria Von Losch is a new Business Coach, Brand Strategist, editor of The Savvy Life (digital magazine), creator of Content Cure App, Speaker and Author. Her passion is helping new entrepreneurs take their idea or passion and turn it into a memorable and profitable brand online.
Bob Wisdom is a true Renaissance man, actor, artist, musician, storyteller and world travelling transformation agent.
He graces each of his diverse screen roles with a powerful, profound and cool presence– from his commercial hits to his bold and proactive performances in a variety of new features. He starred on HBO’s The Wire, generating wide critical praise. He appeared in The Hawk is Dying at the Sundance Film Festival, starring Paul Giamatti, Michelle Williams and Michael Pitt. In addition, he had a pivotal role in the Oscar-Award winning film Ray starring Jamie Foxx.
Amadea Bailey was born in Gottingen,Germany and spent her childhood in Kenya. She was educated at Yale University, studied dance and acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London and the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco and finished her art studies at the New York Studio School in Manhattan. Bailey has traveled extensively and has lived in London, Paris, and New York. Currently she lives and works in Los Angeles, five minutes from the ocean.
Jacquie Somerville is a best-selling author, speaker, and renowned passion coach. She empowers women to become confident, sexy magnets to the life and love that sets their souls on fire!
Jacquie teaches that the perfect combination of love, sex and romance motivates us like nothing else. When we tap into passion, we can unleash our staggering potential.
She draws on a lifetime of pushing the envelope and challenging the status quo. She’s been married a few times, immigrated twice, been fat, slim, broke, rich, and followed her gut to a passionate life of excitement, love, wealth, and adventure.
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
This week’s question comes from Nicole, who says:
I grew up in a mainstream religion. As an adult, I consider myself spiritual. How can I identify how religious tenets impact feelings of unworthiness and overcome them.
