Cheers to 100 Episodes of Staying Rooted!

Today is Radical Sacred’s 100th Episode! Hard to believe we’ve spent 100 hours conversing with artists, theologians, poets, authors, naturalists and more over the past 2.5 years. Each conversation has been a joy and has served as an invitation to a deeper knowing of self and the world around us. Friend of the pod Melissa Fritchle who is a Holistic Psychotherapist and Spiritual Counselor, a Wild guide with Center for Wild Spirituality and co-founder of Intimate with the Moon and Soil and the author of The Conscious Sexual Self Workbook and the substack Soul Entwined with Earth, interviews us about all the lovely inner workings of Radical Sacred. We loved talking with her about intimacy, our hopes, our roots, and more in this special episode. Thank you for listening to us, for journeying with us, and for your support! There is no Radical Sacred without our community of listeners and friends and we are grateful for you! 


Show Notes

• Radical Sacred Substack 
• Radical Sacred Website 
• Radical Sacred on Youtube
• Melissa Fritchle’s Website
• Melissa’s Substack - Soul Entwined with Earth 
• Intimate with the Moon and Soil - Melissa’s new venture!
• On Friendship by Khalil Gibran

Key Topics

• The origin of the podcast and its focus on deep, rooted conversations
• The importance of vulnerability and authenticity in spiritual spaces
• The role of nature and interconnectedness in personal growth

Chapters
00:00 The Essence of Friendship
02:31 Celebrating 100 Episodes
05:36 The Journey of Radical Sacred
13:03 The Dynamics of Friendship
17:02 Vulnerability in Conversations
30:47 Transformative Beliefs and Worldviews
35:12 The Journey of Transformation
35:59 Attention and Intention in Pilgrimage
37:34 Memorable Conversations and Surprising Insights
39:07 The Impact of Connections and Community
40:59 Navigating Change and Personal Growth
42:44 The Role of Community in Times of Crisis
44:18 Interconnectedness and Collective Hope
47:34 Radical Sacred: Embracing Change
53:19 Looking Ahead: Future Conversations and Themes