Emelia Symington Fedy's guest appearances

Emelia Symington Fedy

Embodied with Elizabeth DiAlto

Formerly Untame The Wild Soul

Going There with Jen

Shanda Catrice

Aycee Brown

Latham Thomas

Jon Vroman

Christine Hassler

Terri Cole

Helen Vonderheide

Sean Croxton

Nancy Levin

Kate Northrup

Sonia Choquette

JJ Virgin

Maya Shetreat

Michelle Cassandra Johnson

Becca Piastrelli

OwlTail

Life is hard. Welcome back to the safest place for life to be hard. On this podcast, I want to dare to discuss topics that are a little taboo or a bit uncomfortable. The payoff? Light! When we enter the darkness, light shines through brighter than before. That is why I am so happy to have Emelia Symington Fedy here with me today. Emelia dives headfirst into the difficult stuff of life because she believes in the hope and healing that comes forth when we do. I am delighted to share her story.  Emelia and I immediately bonded over mental illness, crappy childhoods, and our mutual desire to create a podcast. We do discuss all of those things, but first, we dared to go just a little bit deeper. Today, Emelia and I talk about something not many women want to talk about—not wanting to be a Mother and bad experiences of Motherhood. Through satire and comedy, Emelia looks deep into herself to tell brutally honest stories of her flat out miserable motherhood experience. Rather than gloss over the unpleasant parts of motherhood, we push the boundaries to bring to the surface the darker parts of motherhood to then bring forth the light.Amazing things happened here. Today is a celebration of life, of truth, and of a ferocious battle for personal growth and fulfillment. You do not want to miss out on Emelia’s story.   Listen in as Emelia and I Talk About…Emelia opens up about her emotional and physical hardship in Motherhood. We define “radical inconvenience” as a way to set boundaries and give full love to our families. There is a beautiful give and take in spiritual partnership. Hear how we navigate our relationships. Emelia shares her dreams for future success, and how her family factors into it. See what’s next for Emelia!  Resources + People Mentioned tryingtobegood.com/subscribe for 50% off my podcast memoir Trying to be Good…the healing powers of lying, cheating, stealing and drugs when it releases this winter. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Life is hard. Welcome back to the safest place for life to be hard. On this podcast, I want to dare to discuss topics that are a little taboo or a bit uncomfortable. The payoff? Light! When we enter the darkness, light shines through brighter than before. That is why I am so happy to have Emelia Symington Fedy here with me today. Emelia dives headfirst into the difficult stuff of life because she believes in the hope and healing that comes forth when we do. I am delighted to share her story.  Emelia and I immediately bonded over mental illness, crappy childhoods, and our mutual desire to create a podcast. We do discuss all of those things, but first, we dared to go just a little bit deeper. Today, Emelia and I talk about something not many women want to talk about—not wanting to be a Mother and bad experiences of Motherhood. Through satire and comedy, Emelia looks deep into herself to tell brutally honest stories of her flat out miserable motherhood experience. Rather than gloss over the unpleasant parts of motherhood, we push the boundaries to bring to the surface the darker parts of motherhood to then bring forth the light.Amazing things happened here. Today is a celebration of life, of truth, and of a ferocious battle for personal growth and fulfillment. You do not want to miss out on Emelia’s story.   Listen in as Emelia and I Talk About…Emelia opens up about her emotional and physical hardship in Motherhood. We define “radical inconvenience” as a way to set boundaries and give full love to our families. There is a beautiful give and take in spiritual partnership. Hear how we navigate our relationships. Emelia shares her dreams for future success, and how her family factors into it. See what’s next for Emelia!  Resources + People Mentioned <a href="http://tryingtobegood.com/subscribe" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">tryingtobegood.com/subscribe</a> for 50% off my podcast memoir Trying to be Good…the healing powers of lying, cheating, stealing and drugs when it releases this winter. See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

008: Radical Inconvenience, Hating Being a Mother, and Difficult Childhoods with Emelia Symington Fedy

This is a fierce conversation if I've ever had one. I was recently on our guest, Emelia Symington Fedy's radio show and we essentially started our conversation there, then got into all the things we couldn't cover on her show in this chat because lucky for me, I don't have to answer to a producer! We talked about integrity in art, creation and self help, spiritual capitalism and commodification, "money stuff", and I'll tell you right now, you're going to love her answer to our signature, "What do you love about being a woman?" question! Enjoy and let me know what you think! About Emelia Symington Fedy: Emelia hosts and produces her own 2x daily radio show called Trying to be Good where her and her guest go deep into what matters most to them. 1 interview. 1 hour. All heart and guts. She’s comfortable live and on the spot, gives great interview and loves being on podcasts. Just ask. She freelances for online magazines, print and radio. Big resume. Again, ask. Emelia loves to perform her personal stories live. She offers personal workshops on “how to be yourself onstage” and “how to be yourself online.” online. She also does slammin’ reviews if you want a good and honest critique of your product/yoga studio/boyfriend. Emelia’s is excellent at hosting facilitated conversations at events about contemporary spirituality, neo-feminism and the use of social acupuncture. Emelia is a speaking gigger. She loves this maybe the most. And if you need coaching on how to be your brightest, best self at a speaking gig, she can make that happen too; from initial writing to story arc to performance stylings. Give a call. Check out www.thechoptheatre.com for more of Emelia’s art making. She also teaches AcroYoga and private yoga sessions, with focus on grief and slow healing. In this episode, Emelia shares: 1. Contrived vs authentic content 2. How it feels when something is canned and planned versus spontaneous 3. The challenges of being a creative entrepreneur (whether you like it, choose it or not!)

This is a fierce conversation if I've ever had one. I was recently on our guest, <a href="http://tryingtobegood.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Emelia Symington Fedy</a>'s radio show and we essentially started our conversation there, then got into all the things we couldn't cover on her show in this chat because lucky for me, I don't have to answer to a producer! We talked about integrity in art, creation and self help, spiritual capitalism and commodification, "money stuff", and I'll tell you right now, you're going to love her answer to our signature, "What do you love about being a woman?" question! Enjoy and let me know what you think! About Emelia Symington Fedy: Emelia hosts and produces her own 2x daily radio show called <a href="http://www.roundhouseradio.com/TryingToBeGood.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Trying to be Good</a> where her and her guest go deep into what matters most to them. 1 interview. 1 hour. All heart and guts. She’s comfortable live and on the spot, gives great interview and loves being on podcasts. Just ask. She freelances for online magazines, print and radio. Big resume. Again, ask. Emelia loves to perform her personal stories live. She offers personal workshops on “how to be yourself onstage” and “how to be yourself online.” online. She also does slammin’ reviews if you want a good and honest critique of your product/yoga studio/boyfriend. Emelia’s is excellent at hosting facilitated conversations at events about contemporary spirituality, neo-feminism and the use of social acupuncture. Emelia is a speaking gigger. She loves this maybe the most. And if you need coaching on how to be your brightest, best self at a speaking gig, she can make that happen too; from initial writing to story arc to performance stylings. Give a call. Check out <a href="http://www.thechoptheatre.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.thechoptheatre.com</a> for more of Emelia’s art making. She also teaches AcroYoga and private yoga sessions, with focus on grief and slow healing. In this episode, Emelia shares: 1. Contrived vs authentic content 2. How it feels when something is canned and planned versus spontaneous 3. The challenges of being a creative entrepreneur (whether you like it, choose it or not!)

EP163: Emelia Symington Fedy on Trying to Be Good