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A podcast covering everything about the most important subject you'll ever study, yourself. Real people, real conversations, discussing the real things that matter. Tune in for your weekly dose of introspection. Please send all inquiries to coaching@nicobarraza.com
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We talk with grief researcher and bereavement policy specialist Cassidie Carmen Bates about why most workplaces are not built for loss, even though grief affects the brain, body, and performance. We unpack what “grief-informed” support looks like in real companies, and how better bereavement leave can improve retention while also protecting employees in their hardest season. Links to Cassidie's work: https://www.cassidiecarmenbates.com/ https://www.thesoulexecutor.com/ Topics covered during the show: • why Cassidie moves from public policy into grief research after losing her dad at 25 • what “grief-informed” bereavement leave means beyond paid time off • the US bereavement leave landscape and why many workers get about three unpaid days • how manager training and workplace culture shape a bereaved employee’s experience • employee loyalty and retention when companies support the acute phase of grief • what goes wrong when leaders are dismissive and how that harm sticks • the executor burden and how estate responsibilities can delay grieving • grief in the body, delayed responses, and why compartmentalizing is not sustainable • how Cassidie balances lived experience with research objectivity • a gentle framework for what can actually help someone who is grieving As always, if you guys dig the episode, if you dig any of the episodes, please leave Starve the Ego, Feed the Soul, a five-star written review on Apple and Spotify Podcasts. If you could do both, that'd be lovely. Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
We sit down with my friend Jillian Turecki after the launch of her book "It Begins with You" to talk about what changes when your work goes mainstream and why the best relationship advice still begins with self-awareness. We dig into mentorship, ethics, and dating culture so you can spot guidance that helps you grow instead of advice that keeps you stuck. • the problem with pop-psych labels that make you a victim • why self-accountability matters more than “red flags” • what people take from It Begins With You • why being single does not disqualify a relationship coach • the danger of giving advice that causes harm • why mentors and supervision should be non-negotiable • what a real mentorship or certification path could include • how to vet a coach or therapist with trust and clarity • dating apps, the gender divide, and rebuilding empathy • the safety realities women face and the issue of married daters If you do, please consider leaving the show a five-star written review on Apple or Spotify or both. And then consider sharing the episode or any episode that connects with you. Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
You can feel it when someone is performing for the internet and you can feel it when someone is telling the truth. That’s why I wanted to sit down with Gloria Brun Del Rey, a 23-year-old creator from Switzerland who went from a brutal personal low point to posting one honest video every day and quickly building a huge community around meaning, purpose, and self-awareness. She’s also a Swiss military veteran and a former psychology student, which adds a grounded edge to the way she talks about “energy” and the law of attraction. We get into what actually changes a person: solitude, loss, and the decision to stop hedging. Gloria shares how hitting rock bottom pushed her to trust her instincts, follow small impulses, and create without chasing an outcome. I also share my own perspective on “laws of the universe,” grief, and why love can feel like a real force you can’t fully measure, especially after losing someone you shared your life with. We talk about the mental habit of labeling events as good or bad, how that label lives inside us, and how accountability can give your life back to you. You’ll also hear practical guidance that’s simple and hard: spend more time alone, sit in silence, stop feeding your mind constant input, and see what rises to the surface when you’re not distracted. If you’ve been craving clarity, authenticity, mindfulness, or a healthier relationship with social media, this one will meet you where you are. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs it, and leave a review with the biggest idea you’re taking into your week. Check her out on Instagram @GloriaDelRe and on YouTube youtube.com/@gloriadelre? Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
We talk with retired F-16 pilot LtCol. Frank “Slap” Lusher about why his proudest mission is the family he builds with his wife, not the medals or the flight hours. We break down practical fatherhood habits that create a safe home, strengthen kids under pressure, and keep masculinity rooted in humility and accountability. • choosing family-first decisions and closing chapters without regret • setting two clear expectations for kids: grades and effort • creating a safe space after mistakes instead of piling on pressure • using debrief culture to learn from failure without shame • teaching kids to reset fast and self-regulate emotions • staying ahead of social media and technology through constant communication • building a strong marriage through teamwork, honesty, and shared decisions • preparing kids for bad coaches and imperfect leaders Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
What if admitting “I don’t know” about the afterlife could make you more alive today? We dive into the stories humans tell about death—why they comfort us, how they guide behavior, and where they can quietly limit our courage. With warmth and honesty, I explore the tug-of-war between the need for certainty and the deeper call to live, love, and serve without cosmic guarantees. We start with the big questions: do we believe in heaven because it’s true or because our brains fear annihilation? I share current stats on U.S. and global belief, then unpack terror management theory to show how minds chase symbolic immortality—children, legacies, doctrines—when mortality shows up. We examine the desire for justice beyond the grave, the ache to see loved ones again, and how cultural upbringing can harden into a script we stop questioning. Along the way, I talk candidly about my own path: raised Catholic, still drawn to community and song, but choosing humility over certainty about miracles and metaphysics. From Christianity and Islam’s heaven and hell to Buddhism and Hinduism’s reincarnation to modern ideas of energy returning to the universe, we map the range of afterlife models and what they reveal about human needs. I share why I ground my spirituality in love experienced here—soul-level connection, service, tenderness—rather than promises of reward later. The point isn’t to strip meaning; it’s to deepen it. If death might be an end, every moment becomes more urgent, every breath more sacred, every act of kindness more real. You’ll leave with practical questions to test your beliefs, a gentler relationship with uncertainty, and a renewed focus on what you can choose now: presence, honesty, and love. If this conversation sparks something—hope, discomfort, curiosity—lean in. Subscribe, share with a friend who loves big questions, and leave a review with one belief you’re rethinking today. Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
I explore why true wisdom starts with owning our ignorance and how that stance transforms love, leadership, and parenting. We move from self-help as validation to training as practice, with humility, curiosity, and daily reps as the engine of real change. • The School of Life insight that sparks the talk • why admitting ignorance unlocks growth • the difference between consuming and training • practicing empathy in texts, calls, and conflict • using shame as a guide, not a cage • seeking depth and compatibility beyond surface scenes • meeting new people as catalysts for clarity • building repairs that are fast, clean, and kind • focusing on what you can control: your reps • why this show exists: service over influence Please, if you haven’t left the show a review, do so today. Leave a five-star review on Spotify and on Apple Podcasts if you can. It takes two seconds and helps the show grow. Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
What if “the one” isn’t a person you find but a capacity you grow into? That question drives our heart-forward conversation with relationship coach and musician Kelsey Grant as we separate fear from truth, chemistry from compatibility, and secrecy from the kind of honesty that actually deepens love. We start where most dating advice ends: inside. If you can map your partner’s patterns but can’t name your own feelings, you’re flying blind. Kelsey shows us how introspection reveals whether “something’s missing” is a saboteur or a signal, and why starving attraction to preserve safety only pushes desire into the shadows. From there we widen the lens. Dating apps aren’t destiny; your inputs shape your worldview. Kelsey shares how unplugging from viral cynicism, touching grass, and engaging serendipity can transform how—and where—you meet compatible people. Fate sets the collision, she says, but free will writes the story. Multiple true loves can and do exist across a lifetime, each one preparing us to hold a fuller, freer partnership. We go straight at the tender stuff too: what to do when you feel drawn to someone while you’re committed. The answer isn’t panic or secrecy. It’s clean communication, pre-agreed boundaries, and running honest diagnostics on the relationship you already have. If a core nutrient is missing and cannot be cultivated, completion can be the most loving move for both people. Along the way, we trade checklists for character, talk emotional sobriety, and use a musician’s ear to tell wound resonance from heart resonance—the felt harmony that’s equal parts peace and aliveness. If you’re ready to replace fantasy with clarity, widen your field without abandoning your integrity, and treat relationships as a school for becoming, this conversation will give you language, practices, and courage. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs it, and leave a review to help more people find the show. Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
I welcome my childhood friend Dr. Mike Meaney back on the show where we discuss how pain changes how a life moves. It sharpens every edge, tests every bond, and forces you to decide what you believe when there are no easy choices left. That’s where our conversation begins: a candid account of failed orthopedic surgeries, a system that too often rewards the cut over the cure, and the daily reality of living inside a body that won’t stop hurting. We examine how fee-for-service medicine, device royalties, and surgical center ownership can bend decisions, why second and third opinions matter, and what patients can do to avoid becoming a statistic in a volume-driven industry. From there, we turn toward the inner struggle—resentment, justice, and the long road to healing. We talk openly about opioids as a seductive solution to the human problem of physical pain, and the devastation they leave behind. We sit with the hardest question: when harm is done under anesthesia, what does forgiveness mean? Faith enters not as a slogan but as a practice. We return to the simple Catholic teachings we learned as kids—tell the truth, avoid violence, treat others as you wish to be treated, care for the marginal—and measure them against adult complexity. We explore the mystical claims of Christianity with clear eyes, and why daily sobriety can feel like proof enough for belief. Then we build forward. Our guest shares One Small Step, a platform delivering certified peer support on nights and weekends for people on Medicaid—exactly when the rest of the system is closed or the ER is the only option. We walk through how human-in-the-loop AI can safely triage, detect pre-crisis signals, and route people to real peers with lived experience, reducing avoidable ER visits and giving support that actually meets people where they are. It’s a practical blueprint for reform: dignified care, data-informed decisions, and a focus on outcomes that matter. If this conversation resonates—about pain, faith, accountability, or access to real help—share it with someone who needs it. And if you appreciate these deep, unfiltered talks, tap follow, leave a quick review, and tell us: where do you draw the line between justice and mercy? To learn more about One Small Step head over to https://onesmallstep.io/ Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
Use code FEEDTHESOUL at https://seoulandsoil.com/ for a discount on the best handcrafted, no BS skincare products in the USA. Psychotherapist Romina Richardson shares profound insights on the emotional labor of therapy, authentic connection in relationships, and staying human in a tech-dominated world. We explore what makes a great therapist beyond credentials and how self-awareness creates the foundation for meaningful connections. • The unseen emotional work of being a therapist – balancing personal resilience while holding space for others • Dating in the digital age and how unrealistic standards affect our ability to form genuine connections • Why loneliness persists despite constant digital connection • Self-awareness as the critical difference between intuition and trauma responses • The importance of finding personal meaning and purpose • How AI and technology are changing human connection and mental health • The balance between setting boundaries and authentic vulnerability • Why authentic human connection requires courage and presence Head over to https://tangem.com/en/ and use code "feedthesoul" for a large discount on your first Crypto Cold Wallet and start investing in your financial future today. Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
Visit Tangem.com and use code FEEDTHESOUL for a special discount on your cold wallet. Cryptocurrency is transforming the future of finance, offering new ways to build wealth and diversify investments despite its volatility. • David shares his crypto journey beginning in 2015 with Bitcoin mining • Only 5% of the world's population currently owns cryptocurrency, showing massive growth potential • Bitcoin is limited to 21 million coins ever, unlike fiat currency which can be printed endlessly • Traditional investment strategies aren't working for millennials in today's economic climate • Self-custody through hardware wallets like Tangem provides ultimate security and control • Cold wallets protect your assets offline with physical verification requirements • Diversification across crypto, stocks, real estate and liquid assets creates financial resilience • Starting small with Bitcoin and Ethereum is recommended for beginners • Research thoroughly before investing in altcoins or microcaps • Patience is critical – give your crypto investments years, not months to mature • Be vigilant about scammers requesting seed phrases or asking you to connect wallets Visit Tangem.com and use code FEEDTHESOUL for a special discount on your cold wallet. Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
The divide between men and women has never been more pronounced in our culture, especially when it comes to who bears responsibility for healing relationship wounds. Drawing from years of experience as a counselor and my own personal journey, I tackle the dangerous tendency to place blame solely on one gender while absolving the other. Most relationship discourse online falls into one of two extremes – either men need to do all the emotional work while women are already evolved, or women are manipulative while men are just logical beings responding to provocation. Both narratives miss the fundamental truth that healing requires mutual accountability. As someone who's witnessed countless therapy sessions where men and women voice remarkably similar complaints about their partners, I can attest that shadow work isn't gender-specific. What makes someone truly attractive goes beyond physical appearance or social status – it's their commitment to self-awareness, their ability to own their past without blaming others, and their courage to remain open despite previous hurts. This balance of strength and vulnerability creates a magnetic presence that transcends conventional attractiveness. The "Holy Trinity," as I playfully call it, is emotional maturity, a good heart, and yes – physical attraction matters too. My personal battle with chronic pain following botched surgeries has taught me that making excuses never empowers us – only taking action does. The same principle applies to our relationships. We can't control how others show up, but we can control our own healing journey. When both partners commit to doing 100% of their own work rather than a transactional 50/50 split, relationships transform from battlegrounds into sacred spaces of growth. Are you ready to move beyond blame and into the challenging but rewarding space of mutual healing? Share this episode with someone who needs to hear this message, and let's start building relationships where we rise together rather than tear each other down. Head over to https://tangem.com/en/ and use code "feedthesoul" for a large discount on your first Crypto Cold Wallet and start investing in your financial future today. Use code feedthesoul at https://seoulandsoil.com/ for a discount on the best handcrafted, no BS skincare products in the USA. Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
Head over to https://tangem.com/en/ and use code "feedthesoul" for a large discount on your first Crypto Cold Wallet and start investing in your financial future today. Randall "Random" Brooks shares his expertise on upset prevention and recovery training, revealing how proper pilot preparation for emergencies translates to valuable life skills and better decision-making under pressure. • Loss of control in flight is aviation's #1 killer, with aerodynamic stalls causing about 50% of these incidents • Pilots typically have only 6-10 seconds to respond correctly in an upset situation before it becomes unrecoverable • Traditional simulator training has critical gaps because it can't replicate the true physics or psychological stress of real emergencies • Building muscle memory and neural pathways through actual aircraft training helps pilots access their skills even under extreme stress • Aviation teaches valuable life skills including responsibility, judgment, teamwork, and emotional regulation • The most important factor in pilot performance is attitude – how badly you want it and what you're willing to put into it • APS training creates associations between verbal trigger words and physical actions to ensure pilots can respond correctly when startled Visit APStraining.com to learn more about aviation performance solutions and improving flight safety. More on Random here https://www.apstraining.com/team/brooks Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
Head over to https://tangem.com/en/ and use code "feedthesoul" for a large discount on your first Crypto Cold Wallet and start investing in your financial future today. We explore the nature of spirituality and religion with Pastor Charlie McCallie in a wide-ranging conversation that challenges conventional thinking about God, faith, and human connection. • The episode opens with poetry from 11-year-old Beckam Atwood, highlighting the wisdom and depth young people often possess • Religion as a "force multiplier" that can exponentially increase both good and evil depending on how it's used • Four philosophical conceptions of God: as a being, as a super-being, as the ground of being, and as experience • How religious texts contain beautiful contradictions that prevent literal interpretations and encourage deeper engagement • Why questions and doubts serve as the foundation for authentic spirituality rather than obstacles to overcome • The problem of suffering as an entry point for spiritual growth rather than a reason to abandon belief • Jesus as a radical figure focused on love and inclusion rather than establishing an exclusive religion • How to build bridges with those we disagree with politically through radical love and empathy • Finding God in moments of human connection rather than abstract theological concepts Visit flagstaffcommons.com to hear Pastor Charlie's sermons or find the American Heretic podcast for more conversations on progressive Christianity. Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
Technology and social media significantly impact how we build and maintain our relationships. This episode explores the concepts of fubbing, the implications of social media on intimacy and trust, the dynamics of online dating, and practical steps toward healthier digital interactions. • Discussion of how technology influences modern relationships • Introduction of fubbing as a relationship challenge • Exploration of social media's effect on emotional connection • Addressing the roots of phone addiction and reliance on validation • The impact of soft cheating and micro-infidelities in digital spaces • Navigating online dating: casual vs. serious intentions • Importance of setting digital boundaries in relationships • Encouragement of mindfulness with technology use • Call to action for individual sessions at www.nicoboraza.com Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
Want to work with me one on one? Head over to www.nicobarraza.com and book a free 15-min Zoom consultation to see if it is a good fit for you. I work with individuals and couples. Effective communication is essential for building healthy relationships, yet so many lack the tools to engage in meaningful dialogue. We explore the challenges of emotional dumping, assumptions, and the importance of reciprocal communication to promote understanding and growth. • Discussing the notion of safe spaces in conversations • Exploring the consequences of emotional dumping • The importance of addressing assumptions in relationships • Recognizing the role of self-awareness in communication • Navigating effective communication with friends and family • Mindfulness as a tool for conflict resolution • Learning to improve communication skills during singlehood • The significance of emotional intelligence in everyday interactions • Reflecting on self-responsibility for relationship dynamics • Understanding the need for vulnerability in honest dialogue Please leave a five-star written review on Apple and Spotify podcasts. It helps me out a ton! Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
What if the sky truly is the limit? Join us for an inspiring conversation with Claudia, the president of the Latino Pilots Association (LPA), and Manny, the director of finance, as we explore what it means to break into the aviation industry, particularly for people of color and women. With heartfelt stories of personal and family journeys, they unravel the unique challenges faced by Latinos and Latinas in aviation and share how the LPA is paving the way for a more inclusive future. Whether you're dreaming of a career in aviation or simply curious about what it takes to soar, this episode promises insights and encouragement to chase those dreams. In a tapestry of personal narratives, we hear about the life-altering decisions that led individuals to the aviation field, from parents escaping war and hardship to children finding their wings. The stories of resilience and cultural identity paint a vivid picture of the struggles and triumphs of immigrant families, highlighting the power of perseverance and the unexpected paths life can chart. These tales serve as a testament to the belief that it’s never too late to follow one’s passion, even when faced with career transitions later in life. As our conversation continues, we spotlight the vibrant community fostered by the LPA and other organizations championing diversity in aviation. We celebrate the spirit of empowerment through mentorship, scholarships, and shared experiences, underscoring the importance of representation. From the exciting prospects for older career changers to the dream aircraft choices of our guests, this episode showcases the personal aspirations and collective mission to inspire the next generation of aviators. So tune in, and let your curiosity take flight as we explore the skies and the stories of those who navigate them. Want to work with me one on one? Head over to www.nicobarraza.com Interested in hiring Sonora Studios for your marketing, social media management, graphic design and or event work? Learn more and contact them at www.sonorastudios.co Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
Head over to https://tangem.com/en/ and use code "feedthesoul" for a large discount on your first Crypto Cold Wallet and start investing in your financial future today. Renowned author and dog behavior expert Dr. Alexandra Horowitz joins us to unravel the mysteries behind how dogs perceive their world and the misconceptions we often hold about their emotions. Dive into the fascinating insights from her research at the Horowitz Dog Cognition Lab and discover why dogs might not be smiling when we think they are. Through personal anecdotes and scientific observations, we explore the rich emotional lives of dogs and how our relationships with them reflect our own personalities and behaviors. We promise a fresh perspective on human-animal relationships, particularly the unique bond we share with our furry friends. From the joy and playfulness that dogs bring to our lives to the complex emotions involved in the loss of a pet, this episode covers it all. We chat about the intriguing notion that people often choose dogs that mirror their own traits, and the ongoing debate on whether dogs are a subspecies of wolves or a distinct species entirely. Our discussion also touches on Dr. Horowitz's exploration of the olfactory world of dogs, as detailed in her book "Being a Dog." Listeners will be captivated by the philosophical considerations of cloning pets and the unmatched uniqueness each new animal brings into our lives. We share touching stories that highlight dogs' resilience and the deep gratitude they exhibit, especially those mixed-breed "res dogs" from the Navajo reservation. This episode will leave you with a profound appreciation for dogs and the valuable insights they provide into our own lives, encouraging a more thoughtful approach to understanding these remarkable companions. To work with me one on one or inquire more head over to www.nicobarraza.com To learn more about Dr. Horotwiz's work head to her website and purchase her books here https://alexandrahorowitz.net/ Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
Use code BEHEALED on both of these websites https://signalrelief.com/ and https://meetjovi.com/ And to donate to me finding a surgeon that will help me go here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-nico-barraza-soar-after-five-surgeries The podcast episode explores the fundamental skill of listening during emotionally charged moments and the barriers that prevent effective communication in relationships. Through personal anecdotes, I discuss the necessity of empathy, the true nature of apologies, and the importance of setting boundaries while remaining open-hearted. • Urging listeners to listen actively, even when triggered • Discussing the significance of true apologies and accountability • Highlighting emotional labor within relationships • Sharing personal stories of compassion and connection • Addressing the internal battles of mental health and societal pressures • Encouraging self-awareness and community ties • Emphasizing the power of showing up for one another in times of need Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
Use code BEHEALED here https://signalrelief.com/ and here https://meetjovi.com/ If you want to donate to help me head out to Boston to see yet another surgeon on this insane healthcare journey go to the GoFundMe here https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-nico-barraza-soar-after-five-surgeries Sabrina Zohar joins us to discuss the critical role of accountability in relationships and the nuances of effective communication. We explore how self-awareness can positively transform dating experiences, stressing the importance of meaningful apologies and how to maintain healthy relationships amidst challenges. • Navigating the concept of accountability in relationships • Understanding the difference between hurtful and harmful communication • The significance of self-awareness and personal growth in partnerships • Reflecting on the nature of apologies and their importance in healing • The feasibility of remaining friends with ex-partners based on mutual respect • Confronting societal norms around communication and discomfort in relationships To connect with Sabrina and her podcast go here https://www.sabrinazohar.com/ Her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesabrinazoharshow/ Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
To support my flight school training click here: https://gofund.me/2d0a5255 Donate to Mylo’s charity of choice here: https://www.heartofamerica.org/our-work/indigenous-initiatives/ Check out the documentary on Mylo here https://youtu.be/LRPKxRsfQEw?si=rCRVPPdVmhuygtTo Embark on a journey of discovery as I sit down with my good friend, Mylo Fowler, a remarkable photographer and artist known for his powerful storytelling within the outdoor industry. We first crossed paths at the Canyon de Chelly Ultra Marathon, and today, Mylo shares his unique perspectives on creativity, rooted deeply in his Navajo heritage. Our conversation unfolds with stories of upbringing, weaving through cultural traditions and the enduring lessons from elders that continue to shape our paths. You'll hear about my own dream of becoming a pilot, the financial hurdles that come with flight training, and my dedication to making aviation accessible to communities that have historically been left out. Together, Mylo and I reflect on the profound significance of family and community, vividly illustrated through the Navajo clan system and the teachings of our ancestors. These insights are interwoven with memories of my childhood in Arizona, marked by a self-sustaining lifestyle taught by my grandfather, emphasizing responsibility and environmental stewardship. We delve into the concept of giving, whether it's through fostering children, expanding family, or committing to humanitarian efforts. Mylo’s personal philanthropic work brings solar power to remote areas of the Navajo reservation, inspired by a deep desire to give back to the community, a value passed down through generations. Through personal anecdotes and shared experiences, the conversation highlights the transformative power of kindness and empathy. Whether it's Mylo’s photography assignments that bring awareness to critical issues or the simple act of helping a stranger, these stories underscore the potential of small actions to create significant change. The episode culminates in a call to view the world through a lens of understanding and connection, encouraging us all to look beyond divisions. By fostering empathy and compassion, we can contribute to a more united and supportive world. Support the show Warmly, Nico Barraza @FeedTheSoulNB www.nicobarraza.com
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