Dare To Listen, The Podcast

Nameh's fiesty mood brings a solo conversation about why she chooses the topic of death and dying. How the mere reality of death's appearance can bring us to depth of truth. Why are we waiting for death to be honest with ourselves and each other? Before You Go -- Whether the death diagnosis is here or not, what do you want to experience before you go? Who do you want around you when it's your time?  NamehMarsin.com/beforeigo Song: Lost in Nowhere by AGsoundtrax

Nameh explores an unconscious belief, the need to imprison herself. Hear how life experiences have helped unlock the prison of self-exile. How understanding a significant past life along with processing the data brought forward through a variety of life experiences continues to result in more clarity. How preparing for a 'boobie re-dobie' or breast reduction surgery was a gate way to reconnect with her joyful innocent self. How illogical guilt after saving a dog's life brought forward more information connected to survivor's guilt from that past life. How working to disconnect from a relationship unearthed more links to these binding beliefs. Body work, energetic healing sessions have been a solid resource to Nameh bringing images to her internal mental movie screen.   The show begins with how the podcast title 'Dare to Listen' came to be. Nameh offers a guided experience to help listeners connect in with what might be true for them. 

Nameh shares how she came to decide and embrace the name, Nameh. Hear the synchronistic elements supporting Nameh becoming Nameh. How music, nature, Osho and the open invitation to be present to what unfolded brought the Nameh to Nameh. Nameh shares how the song, Aad Guray Nameh continues to remind her of who she wants to be. Later, Nameh learned more definitions for the word, Nameh.  Resources:  Aad Guray Nameh (live) - by Snatam Kaur Deva Premal & Miten with Manose   Osho - Sannyas

Tawnya Musser, founder of Dear Departures, is a Home Funeral Guide, Life-Cycle Celebrant, and End-of-Life Doula offering services in the Denver Metro and surrounding areas. Tawnya shares how her journey through life informed her transition into the world of death and dying. Hear how she shifted from a headspace of ‘We’re all going to die, so what’s the point?’ to a place of ‘Yes, we’re going to die. So, what can we do to be prepared and empowered in our choices?’ We talk ‘go-to’ death practices, and their impact on the land, our environment, and our finances. We discuss and define terms including green burial, home funeral, water cremation, burial vaults, what it means to be ‘death positive,’ and what a funeral celebrant is.   We delve into engaging children in conversations about death, by introducing how cultures throughout the world have a variety of ways to care for the bodies of their dead. We explore how being in the presence of the deceased’s body has value as it relates to grief, and the ways in which

This episode features Lee. He shares his lead up to take action and discover what brings him happiness. Hear how he felt himself loosing interest and wanting to reconnect with joy and the experiences that brought him to do something. Song: Simple Man by Lynyrd Skynyrd Resources:  Hector and the Search for Happiness by Simon Pegg

Nameh shares about her beloved grandmother, LaVerne Hayes Turnmire. Stories of their life together, including when Nameh was at her grandmother's side during LaVerne's passing. Many touching and funny stories where emotions are right at the surface through tears. Icons such as the Carpenters, Julio Iglesias, Frank Sinatra, and Barack Obama contributed to a full life. Resources:  Grief Ritual Barack ObamaCarpenters Chicago High School of the Arts

Alexis grew up with the Columbine shooting experience literally across from her childhood home front door. As the 20th anniversary of the shooting approaches, Alexis shares her insights around the event and how she reconciled and brought that intense time into her art as a dancer.   We explore grief. The various connections we all have to world, life events. We ponder, what are modern day grief rituals?   Alexis shares a deeply sacred experience through her time on a sacred buffalo hunt. This event as well as subsequent events helped opened the door to rituals for herself and within her family.    Resources: We Are Columbine documentary   Sue Klebold’s TED talk - "My son was a Columbine shooter. This is my story."   Frank DeAngelis (Columbine principal) interview at his retirement   Wild Edge of Sorrow, by Francis Weller Video of Francis Weller    The Moth Podcast, story of 5 year old and their experience with death as told by chaplain Kate Braestrup   www.christuman.org   Sacred Buffalo Hunt    Sacred P

Translating Our Experience with Spirit Baby Medium Monica Hagerty    Monica is a Spirit Baby Medium, Psychotherapist, Energetic Healer supporting people around fertility, conception and the depths of grieving babies. Monica's sacred work as a spiritual fertility coach, who supports and assists spirit babies yearning to be born.   Monica supported Nameh through a major life transition, translating what was unfolding and manifesting. They have both learned from Sobonfu Some through the grief rituals Sobonfu brought from her West African tradition. In this conversation we explore undigested emotions, complicated grief, how to build our intuition muscles, deepening our connections with our spirit community, where do we go when we transition out of our physical bodies, hearing what is served through the pain of our experiences, how is the shaming message keeping you stuck and much more.    Monica has a Spring Retreat coming up April 12-14th, 2019 for a time of transformation and rejuvenation in the Wild Winds Buf

Bianca Scalise is a yoga instructor and vibrant spirit. She hosts yoga teacher trainings around the world. Bianca and show host, Nameh, met during a Path of Love spiritual retreat as participants. In this conversation, we talk about how Bianca found yoga, Path of Love, her voice, how play is important work, we explore what is sacred, navigating our relationships to money and the term 'deserve'. Towards the end of the show Bianca shares about her unique yoga retreats that blend yoga, meditation and humanitarian efforts. Nameh explains a little bit about the body of work called, Family Constellations which she'll likely devote a future show to. Song: Illumina by Deva Premal & Miten  In the show Nameh references a meditation involving a dragon. See this link for more information about this meditation.  Follow Bianca on instagram.  The organization that Bianca referenced within the Tony Robbins workshop was Operation Underground Railroad, which works to rescue children from sex trafficking.  

In this episode host Nameh talks with her dear friend and teacher, Peter. The conversation utilizes beautiful metaphors to express simple and complex ideas. How working together to support one another can enhance our individual qualities. The gift in creating a tradition to reflect when things may not go so well. How pain can be our teacher. How we can move beyond the illusions. Reframing the idea of failure and what true strength really is. Peter shares his vision to support people to feel good about themselves, live anchored in their free will and strengths cultivates a good life. How a 'hot potato' will eventually cool off. Finally, seeing the Divine shining through another is a way to know the Divine in ourselves.   Song: Ma by Guru Ganesha Singh

Host, Nameh interviews guest Ryan Ballew. Ryan is completing his counseling degree while in a Chaplin program with Denver's Center for Spiritual Living. Ryan's calling, to be apart of the Good Death movement, came during his childhood. We explore how our culture is death and age denying, how crying when we're in grief is heathy and the impacts of not allowing the tears can be harmful. Some believe, cancer is solidified grief. During the recording we experience, what felt like, communication from someone dear to Ryan, Ed, the friend Ryan doula d through his passing.    Ryan is a kind, loving, and gentle soul sharing his wisdom and graceful perspective of accepting life as it unfolds.   Song: Perfect Day by Duran Duran

Certified 5Rhythms Teacher, Chloe Goodwin joins in conversation about the 5Rhythms movement meditation practice. This practice has been an exploration of Chloe's for over 20 years. Chloe shares how she discovered 5Rhythms, a practice born through Gabrielle Roth. We discuss, how the body, in exploring the 5Rhythms gate ways, can reveal our answers.    Chloe's 5Rhythms spaces has been a resource for host, Nameh Marsin, supporting release, healing and joy to return. The safe container facilitated by Chloe and the 5Rhythms practice is Santa Fe famous. Join the upcoming In and Out workshop March 29-31, 2019 to explore what's there for you. Hear from Chloe, Nameh and a number of individuals regularly engaging with the 5Rhythms practice.   Song: Come Dance with Me by Hanumen.