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The Subliminal Sessions

The Subliminal Stylist aka Jessie Santiago

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Welcome to The Subliminal Sessions, where magic, healing, and transformation come together in the most grounded, relatable way. I’m Jessie—The Subliminal Stylist, your host, a hypnotherapist, hairstylist, and a big believer in the power of rituals, intuition, and self-discovery. Here, we talk about everything from hypnosis and witchcraft to beauty, mysticism, and the messy, magical journey of being human. It’s all about creating space for growth, connection, and a little cosmic sparkle. So g ...
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Hear You Go

Catherine Angus

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Hear You Go is the English language conversation podcast for curious English learners. Join me, Catherine Angus, every two weeks to practice your listening with real conversations. From book reviews to interviews with other teachers, we cover advanced topics that make you think, reflect and feel connected to the language. Listen to the messy, fast way people communicate so you can speak better English. Website: https://www.englishwithcatherine.com/ Instagram: @catherineangus_hearyougo Amos t ...
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Welcome to The Soul Tied Podcast! We are Brekyn & Britny. This is your go-to space for raw, real, & unfiltered conversations about life, motherhood, & everything in between. Nothing is off the table- we’re talking the highs, the lows, the messy middle, & the moments that shape us. The is your safe space, your virtual girl talk, your late-night pillow chat where we keep it 100% authentic. If you’re looking for a best-friend vibe, a little empowerment, and a whole lot of truth, you’re in the r ...
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Hit the Bricks

PJ Scott-Blankenship

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100 years after L. Frank Baum's saga that began with The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the Gale Family Farm sits abandoned in what's left of the great Kansas prairies. After her parents' messy divorce, Jessi Hugson and her mother move to Dorothy's old neighborhood for a new beginning. Things were already off to a shaky start, but when Jessi and her cousin Wallace find a jewel-studded bracelet in Dorothy's front yard...things get twisted. Twister'd, even.
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In this episode, we’re diving deep into the beauty and complexity of friendship. The kind that shapes us, stretches us and sometimes breaks our hearts. We answer questions from our Soul Tied community about what a true friend means to us. We talk about how these relationships evolve through different seasons and what it looks like to grieve the los…
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Emoji: cute, colourful, easy to use, OR malevolent, dangerous, prone to offend. I’ve been thinking about emoji a lot lately. I’m confused by them, troubled by them, and eager to learn more about them. But they also entice me, persuading me to add some colour and imagery to my texts. Today I’m going to share what I’ve learned in my quest to be less …
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This podcast looks at what happens when talking alone is not enough. Sometimes change needs to reach the body, the tissues, and the deeper mind. That is where hypnotherapy works differently than talk therapy. Here you can learn about those differences, ask questions, and join the conversation. Your curiosity and participation make this space come a…
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This podcast is a space to explore the subconscious together. I share what hypnosis is, how it works, and clear up common myths that keep people confused or hesitant. You’re invited to listen, ask questions, and join the conversation. This is about learning in community, staying curious, and engaging with the parts of ourselves that often stay hidd…
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Showing up for yourself…matters. Living your life authentically…matters. In this episode, we sit down with Emily and Chelsea and dive into a beautiful movement they have created that was inspired by their own highs and lows of life. We talk about loving ourselves in every season and showing up even when we don’t always want to.…
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It Takes Two to Tango: A Conversation with Lisa Wood | Advanced English Conversations (E79) In this episode of Hear You Go, I speak with English teacher and neuro-language coach Lisa Wood about the importance of being an active, kind, gentle listener in the dance that is a conversation. Our chat is perfect for advanced English learners, English tea…
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In this episode, we sit down with Jessi Meservy, the powerhouse behind Gym Class. Jessi shares her journey of building a business from the ground up. From teaching workouts to just three people to now running fully booked classes with waitlists. We dive into the real highs and lows of entrepreneurship, the pressure women put on themselves and the r…
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📚 In this advanced English listening practice episode of Hear You Go, I dive into The Bee Sting by Paul Murray—a Booker Prize–shortlisted novel about an Irish family falling apart, unraveling really, under pressure. Each family member tells their own version of events, showing us how perspective, memory, and emotion shape the stories we carry. The …
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New Series Alert! We’re opening up about all the healing methods that have carried us through some of life’s toughest moments. First up: Breathwork. Brit, a certified breathwork facilitator, shares the power of using your breath as a tool for healing. Something so simple (and free!) can ground you, release stress, regulate your nervous system and r…
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Have you heard the alarm bells too? Are we reading less these days? My friends are all readers, so I find it hard to imagine that people don’t read for enjoyment. In search of answers, I decided to take a look at the shifting habits around reading for pleasure. Are people (especially young people) actually reading less? What does the data say? And …
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Raising Bilingual Kids: A Conversation with English Language Teacher Leticia Dalposso In this episode of Hear You Go, I speak with Leticia Dalposso, a Brazilian English teacher and mother of two, about how she is raising her children to speak English at home—even though they live in Brazil and English isn’t her first language. This conversation is …
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It’s the final episode of Season 3—thank you for listening this season! Today, for your Advanced English Listening practice, I’m sharing a book that completely surprised me: The Enchanted April by Elizabeth von Arnim. I honestly don’t know how I hadn’t heard of it before, but I’m so glad I read it. It’s a charming read (just what I needed in recent…
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This week, we’re fresh off the Morgan Wallen concert and riding the high of good music, belly laughs, and time with our people. But beneath the fun was something deeper; a reminder of who we are outside of the roles we carry. In Morgan, Motherhood and Making the Most of the Moment, we’re talking about identity beyond motherhood, why presence is pow…
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The Long Game: From Zero to Real Life in Language Learning - with Abbie Fulbrook. What happens when you move to a new country, start a new job, and can’t speak the language? Abbie Fulbrook did just that—13 years ago, when she moved from the UK to Japan. In this conversation for intermediate and advanced English learners, Abbie shares her experience…
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Behind every successful business owner, there’s often a quiet force holding everything together. In this powerful episode, we take you on a heartfelt journey into the lives of business owners’ wives. the “silent partners” whose support, sacrifices, and unseen labor often go unnoticed but are deeply felt. Through raw conversations and honest reflect…
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Happy 158th Birthday, Canada! You’d have to be living with your head in the sand not to know that Canada’s very identity has been called into question these past six months. On this Canada Day, July 1st, 2025, we reflect on what makes Canada Canada—not just to the world, but to me, personally. In this timely episode, we’ll: 🇨🇦 go on a whirlwind tou…
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Divorce doesn’t have to mean destruction. In this episode we’re breaking the mold and sharing how we have navigated the pain of heartbreak, healed, and built true co-parenting friendships. It’s not perfect, but it’s possible! Let’s talk about finding peace, building healthy relationships after the break and creating a new kind of family dynamic: on…
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In this new advanced English language conversation (E72), I talk to English language coach and pronunciation pro Jessica Dias to discuss one of the most underrated language skills: listening. But not just listening for meaning — listening as a speaking strategy. Jessy shares how tuning your ear to real English conversations helps you sound more nat…
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In today’s episode we heard from YOU! & you did not dissapoint. We gathered all the best advice we’ve ever received & put it together in one place! We talk about why nobody actually cares what you do, leading by example, putting your house to bed & so much more! This episode will leave you feeling empowered & ready to take on anything life throws a…
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Episode 71: A Beginner Goes to Italy and Wonders: Why Learn a Language? In this episode of Hear You Go for intermediate and advanced English language learners, I take you with me as I connect the TED Talk by linguist John McWhorter to my 2½-week language experiment in Italy. Can I tell you how often I felt like my head was going to explode?! In thi…
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Obasan and the Silence of History (E70) In this episode of Hear You Go, we honour Asian Heritage Month in Canada by exploring the groundbreaking novel Obasan by Joy Kogawa—a powerful and emotional story that reveals the experiences of Japanese Canadians during and after WWII. In this two-part episode, we: examine the historical context of Japanese …
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In this episode, we’re diving into the raw, beautiful, and often overwhelming world of postpartum. We’re talking the good, the hard, and everything in between. From identity shifts to sleepless nights, from unexpected joy to quiet grief, we talk about what it really feels like to navigate life after birth. We’re sharing our own experiences with gra…
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In this vulnerable and honest conversation, we peel back the layers of what it really feels like to not feel “enough”—as mothers, wives, friends, and women just trying to do our best. From the pressure to keep it all together to the quiet insecurities we carry, this episode is a reminder that you’re not alone in your struggles. We share our own raw…
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Phrasal verbs: the ultimate headache for English learners—or are they? In this episode, I talk with Nathaly Rodriguez, an English language teacher and self-proclaimed "language detective," to uncover the secrets behind these tricky verb + particle combinations. Nathaly shares her personal journey with English, from struggling with phrasal verbs as …
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We’re talking all about the things we’re shedding this season—old stories, worn-out habits, energy that just doesn’t feel good anymore—and what we’re choosing to carry with intention into this next chapter. Think of it as a spring cleaning for the soul. We’re manifesting out loud, setting fresh habits, and holding space for the woman we’re becoming…
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Graduation is a milestone that marks both an ending and a beginning—not just for our children, but for us as parents too. As my youngest prepares to finish university, I find myself reflecting on the bittersweet reality of watching our kids step into their own lives. In this episode of Hear You Go, I explore: the process of letting go the evolving …
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We've all been there- those cringe-worthy, face-palm, head-smacking moments that make you want to disappear. In this episode, we're spilling some of our embarrassing stories, and trust us, you are not alone! Laugh with us, relate with us, and maybe even feel a little bit better about your own awkward moments. Get ready for some secondhand embarrass…
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In this episode of Hear You Go (E67), I sit down with the exceptional Brazilian English teacher Bruna Passos for a conversation that started with a book and led us to so many interesting places. We talk about the power of fiction—not just for enjoyment but for expanding our perspectives, building empathy, and even challenging the status quo. Bruna …
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In this episode of The Soul Tied Podcast, we’re diving into all things wellness—our daily routines, the wellness staples we cannot live without, and the little rituals that keep us feeling our best. From morning must-haves to self-care secrets, we’re getting real about what actually works and what’s just hype. Plus, plenty of girl talk along the wa…
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Grief—it’s messy, painful, and something we all face at some point. It cracks us open, turns our world upside down, and leaves us wondering if we’ll ever feel whole again. But what if grief isn’t just something to endure, but something that can teach us? In this episode, we’re getting real about the heartbreak, the confusion and the unexpected beau…
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For your advanced English listening practice, we're blasting off to where everyone had a translator thingamajig on their t-shirt and could talk to any alien out there in the galaxy 🤣. As a child, I dreamed of becoming an astronaut, exploring the final frontier aboard the Starship Enterprise. While my math grades grounded that dream, my fascination …
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In todays episode, we are getting real about pregnancy, raising babies, and still showing up for yourself in the process. From the wild cravings and emotional rollercoasters to the deep soul ties we are building with our little ones, we’re sharing our raw experiences, unfiltered thoughts, and the lessons we’ve learned along the way. Tune in for lau…
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In this English language listening practice episode (E65), I talk to English language teacher Eidiane Rufino , who shares her experiences as a teacher from Brazil, now living in Canada. Eidiane opens up about how she went from hating English to seeing it as a key to opening up a whole new world. She knew from a young age that she wanted to be a tea…
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Welcome to The Soul Tied Podcast! We are Brekyn & Britny. This is your go-to space for raw, real, & unfiltered conversations about life, motherhood, & everything in between. Nothing is off the table- we’re talking the highs, the lows, the messy middle, & the moments that shape us. This is your safe space, your virtual girl talk, your late-night pil…
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Hats - Quaint Artifacts? Harmless Fashion Accessory? Political Statement? Ontario’s premier has a new baseball cap that makes a bold political statement—but it got me thinking about hats in general. When did they go out of fashion? Why were they once essential, and why do they still hold power today? In this Ideas in English listening practice (int…
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How would you describe a dictionary? Have you ever thought about how dictionaries are made? Or who decides what goes in them? This week on Hear You Go, in an English listening practice Book Talk, episode 63, I’m diving into these questions, inspired by the Japanese novel I recently read called The Great Passage by Shion Miura. It’s a beautiful stor…
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In this conversation, Jessica Santiago and Stephanie Lax discuss the multifaceted nature of hypnosis, its role in empowerment, and the importance of community engagement. They explore Stephanie's journey into hypnotherapy, the ethical considerations surrounding insurance and mental health, and the impact of message overload in today's society. The …
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Try saying that tongue-twister of a title out loud 3 times fast!!! Let’s kick off the year with an English pronunciation challenge 😂, and then take a deep dive into wellness—a word that might have you (like me) rolling your eyes, or perhaps you’re reaching for a $30 melatonin-infused chocolate. From the latest wellness trends to Instagram "healthfl…
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It’s December 17th, and my home is filling up with of cookies, Christmas aromas, and eager anticipation of family coming home. In this special holiday episode, created for your Advanced English listening practice, you'll hear about a heartwarming Canadian short story—Carmichael’s Dog by David Adams Richards. Humour, nostalgia, a puppy, and a snowy …
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Slow down. Breathe. Pause. Reflect. Create a gap. React or respond? What do we do about the teacher's ego? About learners' anxieties? Episode 60 of Hear You Go covers a lot of ground as my special guest, Toronto-based English language teacher Danny McGee, joins me to discuss the importance and benefits of mindfulness for both teachers AND learners.…
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🎵 What is it about music? 🎶 Why does the music of our youth stay with us? In this English listening practice episode (E59) of Hear You Go, we’re turning up the volume to take a walk down memory lane and hear the playlist of my childhood—mostly English songs from artists like Kris Kristofferson and Bruce Springsteen that shaped my childhood, and pro…
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