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Explore a collective of podcasts where every episode is a journey of discovery, laughter, and wisdom. The Awkward Sage Media Network brings you a diverse collection of podcasts that entertain, educate, and inspire. Our shows are more than just audio experiences; they're adventures with some of the brightest coaches, healers, and educators around.

Whether you're looking for inspiration, humor, or thought-provoking conversations, Awkward Sage Media is your destination.

Podcasts

Finding Harmony Podcast
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Everyday Ayurveda with Kate
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Well, That Was Awkward
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Help Me See - Living Through Seeing
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Rubber Meets The Road Economics: Exploring the forces shaping our economy with P
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Pause To Go Podcast: What You Need to Know About Menopause and Midlife Transitions
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Her Leading Story: What happens when talented & professional women find fulf
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Happyish Ever After
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Recent Episodes

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Nov. 3, 2026

What Is Genius Frequency? Your Elemental Blueprint for Healing and Purpose [VIDEO]

What if the symptoms you are trying to fix are the body's most brilliant instructions? In this conversation, Harmony Slater sits down with her mentors Dr. Chelsea Rae Lumb and Dr. Brian Thomas Lumb, the founders of Genius Frequency Methodologies. Brian spent more than twenty years in Network Spinal Analysis and was one of its top teachers. Chelsea Rae, a chiropractor, shares how her own experience with cancer, autoimmune disease and chronic fatigue led her to this work and shaped it. Together t
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Nov. 3, 2026

What Is Genius Frequency? Your Elemental Blueprint for Healing and Purpose

What if the symptoms you are trying to fix are the body's most brilliant instructions? In this conversation, Harmony Slater sits down with her mentors Dr. Chelsea Rae Lumb and Dr. Brian Thomas Lumb, the founders of Genius Frequency Methodologies. Brian spent more than twenty years in Network Spinal Analysis and was one of its top teachers. Chelsea Rae, a chiropractor, shares how her own experience with cancer, autoimmune disease and chronic fatigue led her to this work and shaped it. Together t
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Oct. 28, 2026

108. Why Resting Isn't Lazy: 4 Mental Hindrances That Keep You From Rest

When was the last time anyone gave you a trophy for resting? Nobody does, and that's part of the problem. In this episode, Kate sits down with her colleague Lizzie Lasater, daughter of restorative yoga teacher Judith Hanson Lasater and co-author of Savasana: The Practice of Radical Rest, just as the Northern Hemisphere heads into its season of long nights. Lizzie is honest about why she wrote the book: not because rest comes easily, but because she is a self-described high-achieving workaholic
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Oct. 27, 2026

How to Practice Heart Coherence in 3 Steps | HeartMath's Howard Martin [video]

What if your heart has its own intelligence and has been quietly guiding you your whole life? Harmony Slater and Russell Case sit down with Howard Martin, co-author of The HeartMath Solution and a longtime leader at HeartMath, to explore heart-brain coherence, heart rate variability and the research behind both. Howard shares how a rock drummer left the music business in his early 30s to help build HeartMath, why the team chose science as the bridge between heart wisdom and daily life, and the s
340
Oct. 27, 2026

How to Practice Heart Coherence in 3 Steps | HeartMath's Howard Martin

What if your heart has its own intelligence and has been quietly guiding you your whole life? Harmony Slater and Russell Case sit down with Howard Martin, co-author of The HeartMath Solution and a longtime leader at HeartMath, to explore heart-brain coherence, heart rate variability and the research behind both. Howard shares how a rock drummer left the music business in his early 30s to help build HeartMath, why the team chose science as the bridge between heart wisdom and daily life, and the s
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Oct. 21, 2026

33. Are Credit Markets Showing the Same Warning Signs as 2007? Professor Edwin Burton on SoftBank, Amazon, Microsoft, and the Fed

With the 10-year Treasury yield above 5%, housing showing signs of distress, and the Federal Reserve meeting October 28, investor Hunter Craig asks University of Virginia Professor Edwin Burton what is happening in the economy. Burton compares today's credit markets to the spring and summer of 2007 and walks through what he sees as early cracks in AI data center financing: SoftBank's high-yield bond deal, bonds from data center companies trading at 12%–15% yields, and a sharp widening in credit