Is your mind chatter driving you crazy ?

If your inner world sometimes feels like a battleground of second-guessing, self-judgment, or overthinking, you’re not alone. In this episode, we explore how to notice the chatter without getting swept up by it—and what shifts when we stop identifying with every voice in our heads.We explore the tension between the protective, fear-based voices in our heads and the quieter, wiser presence that often goes unnoticed. 

Are there certain people who seem to always push the same buttons no matter how much work you’ve done on yourself?

So many of us carry deep patterns in our relationships that can feel impossible to shake. Whether it's a close friend, life partner, or family member, the cycle repeats, and no matter how much we’ve grown and worked on ourselves, the old reactions resurface. This episode offers a refreshing take on why that happens—and what it actually takes to break free from it, not just intellectually, but in a real, felt way.

Are you currently feeling unfulfilled by a friendship and you’re not sure what to do about it? 

In this episode, Ben and Mitra explore what to do when a relationship starts feeling heavy or out of sync. They talk about the subtle signals of disconnection and how to respond with honesty—first with ourselves, then with the other person. Instead of rushing to end things or forcing harmony, they share a more curious, compassionate approach. It's a gentle, real conversation about honoring change without blame.

What if conflicts can be used as an opportunity to deepen connection ? 

In this episode, we unpack a step-by-step approach for how to accomplish this. It doesn’t matter what the conflict is about or whether its a big or small conflict—the system we offer here applies to all of it. Inspired by the Nonviolent Communication framework by Dr. Rosenberg, it is designed to not only strengthen your relationship with others but also with yourself, building self-awareness and confidence. 

Are you currently in a conflict with someone you care about and are looking for ways to find a resolution?

In this episode, we dive into how we often slip into blaming and misunderstanding during conflicts, which makes coming to a resolution difficult.  There are simple steps you can take—like noticing our feelings and needs—to keep conversations compassionate and seize the conflict as an opportunity for growth. Through a role‑play, we show how swapping “You never listen” for “I feel unheard when I’m interrupted” can open the door to real connection. We touch on some of the basics of Dr. Marshall Rosenberg's Nonviolent Communication (NVC) framework for conflict resolution, which we dive deeper into in part 2 of this episode series. 

Are you going through a period where you feel like you’ve moved backwards? 

In this episode, Ben opens up about a nagging sense of “moving backward”  recently and his insecurities about being judged by others. Mitra gently probes to unravel the hidden drivers of his pain. Through Mitra’s inquiry, Ben realizes that his pain is actually his choice and is being driven by a pridefulness and hidden desire to experience drama. It is a real-time and raw journey of self-discovery. 

Do you feel stuck in your spiritual development? 

People on the spiritual journey often struggle with receiving the full benefits of a chosen path: some get caught up with dabbling in multiple paths at once, others with over-intellectualizing the teachings, and yet others become attached to an outcome which thwarts real learning. In this episode, we unpack what it really means to follow a spiritual path—not just collecting teachings, but embodying them.  In the second half of this episode, we explore Mitra’s profound personal experience on the path of Rumi’s poetry.

Do you struggle with telling people “No” when something truly doesn’t feel aligned for you? 

In this episode, we unpack why setting boundaries feels so hard and how learning to say “No” can be one of the most loving things you do for yourself and the people around you. We explore the hidden beliefs that shape our boundaries, from people-pleasing to childhood rebellion, and offer fresh ways to reclaim your truth.

Does life currently feel like a continual uphill battle for you ? 

In this episode, Michael Dash shares the deep lessons he learned through adversity, including a life-changing six-year lawsuit that shifted everything he thought he valued. We discuss his journey from addiction and chasing external success to discovering true fulfillment through service, self-love, and a higher purpose. Along the way, we also explore addiction, masculine and feminine balance, and the art of truly loving all parts of ourselves.

Have you ever caught yourself saying “I know” before really letting something land?

In this episode, we unpack the ways the phrase “I know” can block us from real learning, growth, and deeper connection. We explore how staying open—even when we think we’ve heard it all before—can lead to surprising insights and emotional growth. Through personal stories and playful back-and-forth, we highlight the difference between knowing something intellectually and actually living it. If you've ever caught yourself saying “yeah, yeah, I know,” this one’s for you.

Spring isn’t just about cleaning out your closet—it’s an opportunity to refresh your mind, emotions, and relationships, too.

In this episode, Mitra and Ben dive into the ancient tradition of Nowruz (Persian New Year) and explore how clearing physical and emotional clutter can create space for growth and renewal. Mitra and Ben provide perspectives on clearing out old emotional baggage, outdated beliefs, and lingering resentments to room for new energy and opportunities.

What does it really mean to have a relationship with the divine—not as an abstract idea, but as a real, guiding presence in our lives?

In this episode, we explore the difference between striving and flowing, control and surrender, and how recognizing divine alignment can make life feel almost effortless. Through personal stories of serendipity, deep reflection, and even moments of doubt, we unpack what it means to trust something greater than ourselves. If you've ever wondered how to tune into a deeper wisdom or find peace in uncertainty, this conversation might just change the way you see everything.

Are you desiring to bring more joy in your life ? 

In this episode, we explore the difference between fleeting happiness and unshakable joy—and how to access it no matter what life throws your way. Through personal stories, deep insights, and practical wisdom, we uncover the hidden mental habits that keep us stuck in struggle and how to break free. If you’re ready to shift your perspective and reconnect with a joy that doesn’t depend on circumstances, this conversation is for you!

What if the purpose of life isn’t about achieving or striving—but about playing? 

So many of us feel trapped in the cycle of productivity, responsibility, and the endless pursuit of figuring things out. But what if the key to joy, meaning, and even expansion isn’t found in solving problems—but in exploring, playing, and being? In this episode, we dive into a profound yet lighthearted conversation about what it truly means to live—beyond fear, beyond survival, and into a space of presence and curiosity.

What if you started following your heart instead of playing it safe with all your major decisions going forward? Where would that lead you?

In this episode, Dr. Jeffrey Thompson, shares his inspiring journey of continually following his heart down an unconventional and unknown path toward his life’s purpose. Dr. Thompson explores the consequences of not listening to his heart , sharing how the universe has repeatedly redirected him toward his true path—even burning his house down in the process. Through sound healing, quantum physics, and the wisdom of the I Ching, he reveals how aligning with your heart’s calling can unlock unexpected doors.

Have you tried various techniques to change your negative reactive patters with little success ? 

In this episode, Mitra and Ben explore a profound yet deceptively simple approach to rewiring your subconscious mind and creating lasting inner peace. They share personal insights and reflections on how a subtle shift in awareness can unlock clarity, expansion, and inner freedom. The conversation reveals surprising truths about the mind’s resistance and how it subtly shapes our experiences. If you've ever felt stuck in a cycle of overthinking or emotional tension, this episode offers a refreshing perspective that might just change everything.

Do you feel like you have experienced more pain and struggle in your life than most others have ? 

In this episode, we interview Amanda Goolsby, who shares her incredible journey of resilience and transformation after going through deeply challenging traumas and life experiences, including sexual abuse, drug addiction, and poverty. She discusses how she rewired her subconscious mind to break free from limiting beliefs, how her near death experience (NDE) reshaped her perspectives on life, and her process of deep listening and “living guided” that have supported her transformation journey. This is a very raw and authentic dialog that is sure to inspire anyone who has gone through or is currently going through difficult life circumstances. 

Are you someone who has difficulty accessing or expressing your anger?  It’s likely your anger is repressed. 

Many of us have been taught to either suppress our anger or express it explosively—but what if there's a healthier way to channel it? What if anger isn’t something to fear or avoid, but rather a gateway to understanding ourselves more deeply? In this episode, we help you to identify when repressed anger is present, teach you healthy ways you can channel it, and then reframe your relationship with anger as an opportunity for self-growth.

Are you struggling with accepting and moving on from a devastating loss in your life ? 

In this episode, Mitra and Ben explore how to find meaning and healing during times of loss and adversity. Mitra shares practical tools like zooming in to process emotions and zooming out to see the bigger picture. They talk about the power of neutrality, imagination, and self-compassion in navigating challenges. The episode offers hope, reminding listeners that even in hard times, there are opportunities for growth and connection.