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podcast_episode / 7d ago

The Shame-Less Stories Podcast: Learn to Love Yourself Back From Shame, with Nicole Barton - Medicina Alchemilla, Apothecary of Ancient Healing Truth

In this soul-stirring episode, Sarah is joined by the magical and unapologetically powerful Nicole Barton, also known as Alchemilla: Apothecary Witch Doctrix of Ancient Healing Truth. Together, they dive into the alchemy of shame, the journey of self-healing, and the radical act of reclaiming the title of Witch.Nicole introduces us to the idea of the soul remedy; the unique wound we’re born to transform and share as healing medicine for others.She shares how her work blends homeopathy, energy healing, archetypes, and deep personal transformation into a powerful modality that invites women back to their truth, magic, and so...

podcast_episode / 7d ago

Can You Feel So Now?: Can You Feel So Now, Sarah Kropf?

<p>Justin Barton interviews recently returned missionary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Sarah Kropf about serving in the Indonesia, Jakarta Mission from August 2024 to February 2026, teaching primarily in Bahasa. Sarah shares misreading her call as “Indianapolis,” then learning about Indonesia’s many languages and cultures. She describes early loneliness on Bali with only one native companion and how praying for strength to do “one more day,” focusing on small acts of gratitude, and journaling helped her endure. She discusses developing deeper trust in the Lord, relying on prayer throughout daily interactions, and using charity (Moroni 7) to overcome f...

podcast_episode / 7d ago

The Thing About the Salem Witch Trials: Salem Witch Trials Survivor: Sarah Cloyce's Story

<p>What does the American Red Cross have to do with the Salem Witch Trials? The answer runs through one of the most defiant women of 1692.</p><p>Sarah Cloyce was the youngest of the three Towne sisters, the sibling who survived when Rebecca Nurse and Mary Easty did not. Born in Salem in 1642, Sarah lived a relatively ordinary Puritan life until March 1692, when her sister Rebecca was arrested for witchcraft and Reverend Samuel Parris delivered a sermon that changed everything. Sarah's response, walking out of the meetinghouse and reportedly slamming the door behind her, put a target on her...