Bloom with Chelsea Rose Chelsea Rose

What is it that your soul wants? What dreams are calling to you? Oftentimes the faint whisper of our dreams is drowned out by fears, self doubts, and the noise of the world. In this session we will quiet the noise and tap into our space of dreams and limitless potential. Let's allow ourselves to dream big! Grab a notebook and pen and find a quiet place to tune in. This is a replay of a live Zoom session. If you feel inspired by this episode be sure to join my Dream Team for monthly Dream Sessions! In the Dream Team community we will get clear on our dreams and make them happen together. Join at patreon.com/hellochelsearose.

Lenéa Sims is here to guide you in showing up better for yourself so you can show up better for your community. She is the founder of two online groups - Inner Play and Outer Work. Through play she guides you in getting "unstuck" with your creative blocks so you can have more fun. In Outer Work she teaches about anti-racism and provides opportunities to take action in support of BIPOC lives and visions. In this episode we talked about why play is important, the reality of black excellence, how white people need to get uncomfortable, and how clarity is an illusion so you should just go for it!

Natalie Ribbons is a musician and songwriter whose artistry will whisk you away to another dreamy dimension. In this conversation Natalie reflects on her journey in music from her “ramshackle” beginnings, to losing faith and rising back up with her current band, Tele Novella. She speaks about rediscovering her love of the creative process and how the limits of recording on 8-track cassette tape shaped the band's new album. Artist to artist, we talk about guarding our creative energy, learning to trust our vision, and the importance of feminine energy in music and in the world.

Kaeley Pruitt-Hamm is on a mission to fight corporate greed and injustice while healing the world with her music. Blending music and activism in unique ways she has created a community and a few albums, all under the name KPH & The Canary Collective. In this episode Kaeley recalls how she became mysteriously ill while working as a lobbyist in Washington D.C. When she couldn't be diagnosed she began to explore the relationship between environmental toxins and their affect on her body and our ecosystems. When western medicine failed to find a cure she opened up to holistic healing through sound, intention, mind/body connection and honoring indigenous wisdom. We spoke about music as healing, possible past lives, and how to lobby Congress with art.

One year ago I did one of the craziest things I've ever done: I followed my soul's calling and booked my own DIY tour in Brazil. Newly heartbroken and questioning whether I had the capacity to make it happen I faced countless challenges and road blocks in my journey. But with the fire in my soul and the help of my Brazilian band I pushed through and we achieved what felt like the unachievable. In this episode I recall the healing I experienced and the lessons I learned from this wild adventure. I also reconnect with my Brazilian bandmates, Gabriel Wiltemburg and Raoni Rocha, to share memories from the tour and reflect on the current state of our countries.

It's tough to put Malia Wright in a box. Her work as an Ayurvedic wellness and transformation coach is ever-evolving. In this episode she shares her story of healing anxiety and depression by discovering her body's true needs. We uncover the ancient science of Ayurveda and how we can use holistic practices to balance our bodies, make space for our emotions, and welcome in presence and flow.