Safe Space w/ Jaxon

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Hey Everyone! My name is Jaxon :) Welcome to the Safe Space Podcast where we can drop the masks we wear 24 hrs a day and 12 months a year! We embrace authenticity, honor diversity and love unconditionally. Every episode, will bring fresh perspectives to a chaotic world. Its my hope we can grow this community. Thanks for your support and please be sure to leave a review and share this with a friend. Much love! -Jaxon

  1. 6d ago

    Season 5 Ep. 5- “Intuitive & Intention”

    What if intuition is the feeling before we have the words—and intention is what we choose to do once we finally name it? In this episode of Safe Space w/ Jaxon, Jaxon explores intuition, intention, fear, belief, and the stories we use to make sense of being human. From that feeling in your gut when something no longer feels true, to the freedom that comes from finally saying what you actually believe, Jaxon asks some uncomfortable questions: What if everybody has it right—and everybody has it wrong? What if some of our deepest beliefs are shaped by the tribes, religions, politics, cultures, and communities surrounding us? And what if a story doesn't have to be literally true in every detail for something real to come from it? Using everything from Adam naming the animals in Genesis to the childhood heartbreak of discovering professional wrestling was scripted, Jaxon wrestles with mythology, certainty, spirituality, meaning, and the difference between a constructed narrative and a genuine human experience. Because maybe the question isn't only “Is it true?” Maybe we should also ask: “What did it produce?” Love? Compassion? Healing? Community? Fear? Division? At some point, you have to look at the fruit. A good tree bears good fruit. 🎙️ Safe Space w/ Jaxon is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and iHeartRadio. 📱 Follow Jaxon on Instagram: @jaxonphoenix88 ▶️ Watch more on YouTube: Jaxon Clips 26 Safe Space w/ Jaxon is brought to you by Quoircast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  2. Sep 25

    Season 5 Ep. 3- Afraid 2 Be Forgotten

    Safe Space w/ Jaxon — Season 5 Episode Title: Afraid to Be Forgotten What happens when consistency starts to blur into the fear of being forgotten? In this raw, unfiltered episode, Jaxon hits record in the middle of real life—cleaning the house with his five-month-old son strapped to his chest—because sometimes showing up doesn’t need to look perfect. Inspired by Druski’s conversation on The Diary of a CEO, Jaxon reflects on hidden gifts, the unexpected journey that led him to the handpan, and how many parts of ourselves may remain undiscovered simply because we’ve never given them a chance. But the conversation goes deeper: When does ambition stop being purpose and start becoming performance? Jaxon wrestles with his own need to stay productive, the difficulty of making room for rest, serving others without recognition, and the uncomfortable fear underneath all the movement: If I stop creating, producing, and moving… will I still matter? A conversation about consistency, purpose, creativity, ambition, rest—and learning that sometimes “be still and know” means actually being still. CONNECT WITH JAXON Instagram: @jaxonphoenix88 YouTube: Jaxon Clips TikTok: @jaxonphoenix 📖 ONLY US by Jaxon Phoenix Available now on Amazon in paperback and Kindle, and as an audiobook on Audible. 🎙️ SAFE SPACE W/ JAXON Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music & iHeartRadio. Powered by Quoircast. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  3. Sep 19

    Season 5 Ep. 2- What If There Is No Good Answer for Suffering? — ft. Tyler Hill

    What happens when the faith you inherited no longer has easy answers for the life you’re actually living? On this episode of Safe Space w/ Jaxon, Jaxon sits down with Tyler Hill for an honest conversation about faith, doubt, suffering, relationships, and the journey of becoming. Together, they explore the tension between who we were taught to be and who we become as life gives us new experiences. Tyler reflects on his own journey, what he would ask his 18-year-old and 80-year-old self, and how his understanding of faith has evolved over time. The conversation also moves into one of the hardest questions spirituality asks us to hold: how do we reconcile the existence of devastating human suffering with belief in a God described as loving and powerful? Rather than rushing toward comfortable answers, Jaxon and Tyler sit with the tension. They also unpack marriage and relationships when two people experience faith differently, the freedom to question what we were taught, and what it means to allow the people we love room to travel their own spiritual paths. Finally, Tyler shares the story behind his book and how his experiences have shaped the person, writer, and thinker he is today. This isn’t a conversation about having all the answers. It’s about giving ourselves permission to ask better questions. Safe Space w/ Jaxon is powered by Quoircast. 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and iHeartRadio. 📖 Jaxon Phoenix is the author of Only Us, available in paperback, Kindle, and Audible. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  4. Sep 12

    Season 5 EP 1- Questioning the Edits

    Leslie Nease returns to Safe Space w/ Jaxon for a conversation that picks up where we left off—but goes somewhere deeper. The last time Leslie joined me, we explored “The Manual vs. the Manufacturer,” questioning scripture, interpretation, and what happens when the beliefs we've inherited no longer line up with what we've experienced. This time, we're asking a different question: What if it's not just the manual we need to question—but the story we've been told about the Manufacturer? Drawing from Leslie's experience as a cast member on Survivor: China, we explore the difference between living an experience and watching someone else's edited version of it. And because Leslie and I are both Big Brother fans, we take that idea even further: the person you see on the live feeds isn't always the person presented in the edited television show. So what happens when we apply that same idea to our understanding of God? We talk about questioning religion without necessarily abandoning belief in something greater, learning from different spiritual traditions and perspectives, and becoming comfortable with the possibility that none of us has the entire puzzle. Maybe questioning God isn't the same as rejecting God. Maybe we're questioning the edit. And maybe the Creator is bigger than any single narrative we've inherited. This is a conversation about curiosity, uncertainty, faith, and having the courage to climb the stairs and look for yourself. Safe Space w/ Jaxon Hosted by Jaxon P. Only Us by Jaxon P. — available on Amazon in paperback, Kindle, and Audible Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and iHeartRadio Powered by Quoircast Instagram: @jaxonphoenix88 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  5. Aug 21

    Season 4, Ep 10 (Season Finale): Two Things Can Be True: Selfishly Unselfish

    What if one of the most selfless things you've ever done wasn't completely selfless? For the Season 4 finale of Safe Space w/ Jaxon, I wanted to end differently. No guest. No debate. Just a story I've carried with me for years—and a question I've never fully been able to answer. During the pandemic, I met a man in Washington, D.C. who was desperately trying to get money to care for his children after their mother passed away. He told me $50 would help. I gave him $300. For years, I remembered that as one of the most generous moments of my life. But the older I've gotten, the more I've started examining what was happening inside of me that day. I genuinely wanted to help him. But I also grew up believing in sowing and reaping. Do good and good comes back. Give and somehow you'll receive. Somewhere underneath my generosity was the belief that perhaps God would see what I was doing and eventually return the favor. So I started asking myself an uncomfortable question: Is an act still selfless if the person giving also benefits from it? Because helping him felt good. It still feels good when I think about it. And if I'm being completely transparent, there's a part of me that wants to be known as someone who's unselfish. Does that ego invalidate the generosity? Or can both things exist at the same time? In this documentary-style reflection, I wrestle with generosity, ego, faith, children and compassion, the theology of sowing and reaping, and what happens when you realize that goodness isn't a formula that protects us from suffering. I've learned that I can plant something good and never see the harvest. Someone else may reap what I sow long after I'm gone. And that doesn't make the seed any less valuable. This isn't an episode about proving that my motives were pure. They weren't. It's about accepting that human motives are complicated—and deciding that complexity doesn't have to stop us from doing good. I wanted to reduce someone's suffering. Helping him also changed something in me. Two things can be true. Safe Space w/ Jaxon Season 4, Episode 10 — Season Finale 🎙️ Hosted by Jaxon Phoenix 📖 Published author of Only Us — available on Amazon 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & Amazon Music 🎙️ Powered by Quoircast 📱 Instagram: @jaxonphoenix88 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Hey Everyone! My name is Jaxon :) Welcome to the Safe Space Podcast where we can drop the masks we wear 24 hrs a day and 12 months a year! We embrace authenticity, honor diversity and love unconditionally. Every episode, will bring fresh perspectives to a chaotic world. Its my hope we can grow this community. Thanks for your support and please be sure to leave a review and share this with a friend. Much love! -Jaxon