No, That Part with @seedsandleaven

Ally Morgan
  • 5.0 (6)
  • Health & Fitness

No, That Part is a podcast where I, Morgan, get to talk with everyday people about the parts of their story that no one wants to bring up but everyone needs to hear. There isn't a typical guest- my only requirement is someone who shows up vulnerably and unapologetically. You will laugh, cry, agree and disagree- probably all in the same episodes. If you are weary of conversations that are more talking than listening and complaining than connecting? This is the space for you.

Episodes

  1. Jan 9

    Growing Up Saved with Kristen LaValley

    In this conversation, Ally Morgan and Kristen LaValley explore the complexities of faith, personal growth, and the journey of writing Kristen's book 'Growing Up Saved'. They discuss the challenges of navigating faith amidst trauma, the impact of shame on identity, and the importance of authentic community. Kristen shares her experiences of deconstructing her faith while raising children with special needs, and the significance of allowing space for questions and exploration in one's spiritual journey. The conversation emphasizes the need for compassion, understanding, and the freedom to engage with faith on one's own terms.

    55 min

  2. Jan 2

    Showing Up with Taylor Nichols

    In this episode, Ally Morgan and Taylor Nichols engage in a heartfelt conversation about faith, personal growth, motherhood, and the complexities of parenting and simply showing up in relationship. Taylor shares her journey of becoming, the challenges of raising four children, and the importance of authenticity in community and faith. They discuss the balance of child-centric parenting, the necessity of embracing suffering, and the significance of emotional awareness. The conversation highlights the beauty found in pain and the ongoing journey of self-discovery and connection with others.

    58 min

  3. 12/17/2025

    Fitness and Personal Growth with Kris Rugloski

    In this episode, Kris Rugloski and Ally Morgan talk all the things: Kris's journey into fitness and the ways she has learned to find both discipline and prioritization in life. We talked about growing hobbies, relationships, and the ways that training for things out of our comfort zone can positively affect every area of our lives. Grateful for this conversation. Feel free to follow Kris's journey on Instagram @krisrugloski .

    1h 4m

  4. 12/10/2025

    Your Pain Has a Name with Monica DiCristina

    In this conversation, Monica discusses the importance of naming one's pain as a crucial step towards healing. She emphasizes that without a name for our pain, we risk allowing it to define us and shape our narratives. By identifying and honoring our pain, we can begin to separate our identities from our experiences and the stories we tell ourselves. You can find Monica @monicadicristina on Instagram; and you can purchase her book, "Your Pain Has a Name" most everywhere books are found.

    51 min

  5. 12/02/2025

    Grief, Child Loss and the Aftermath of it All with Colin Campbell

    In this heartfelt conversation, Colin Campbell shares his profound journey through grief after the tragic loss of his two children. He discusses the importance of community, the early days of grief, and shares some practical wisdom from his book, "Finding the Words: Working Through Profound Loss with Hope and Purpose". Colin emphasizes the need for open conversations about loss and the practical steps that can help those grieving. He shares he and his wife's journey with fostering and adoption as well; and the beautiful ways they were led to that place in their story. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who needs a candid discussion between two humans who have both had immense grief. Find Colin on Instagram at @colincampbellwriter .

    1h 5m

  6. 11/20/2025

    Real Authentic Health with Chiropractor, Dr. Raymond Nichols

    In this episode, Ally Morgan interviews Dr. Ray, a chiropractor who shares his journey into holistic health and the importance of understanding the nervous system. They discuss common myths about chiropractic care, the impact of trauma on health, and the significance of self-care. Dr. Ray emphasizes the need for consistency in health practices and the role of nutrition and lifestyle in overall well-being. The conversation also touches on menopause, the effects of social media on mental health, and the importance of adapting to life's challenges. You can find Dr. Ray in Instagram @dr.raymondnichols

    58 min

  7. 11/07/2025

    A Widow's Journey with Sarah Sherf

    In this heartfelt conversation, Ally Morgan and Sarah Scherf explore the complexities of grief, loss, and healing. They share their personal experiences with losing loved ones and the unique challenges of parenting through grief. Sarah specifically shares pieces of her journey with the death of her beloved husband, Chris. The discussion delves into the importance of support systems, the impact of new relationships, and the evolving nature of faith in the face of loss. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the significance of love, validation, and the shared human experience of navigating life's challenges together.

    53 min

  8. 10/30/2025

    Freedom to Grow with Joshua Harris

    In this conversation, Josh Harris and Ally Morgan explore their personal journeys through the impact of purity culture, divorce, and the complexities of faith and reconstruction. They discuss the importance of listening to new voices, the role of community in shaping beliefs, and the process of healing from spiritual trauma. Josh shares his experience with both writing, "I Kissed Dating Goodbye" and then later making the bold, courageous choice to have it unpublished and the why behind that decision. This conversation felt both compassionate and insightful, and I look forward to hearing what resonates. You can find Josh on @harrisjosh (Instagram) or through his website, joshuaharris.com

    59 min
  9. Grief As a Teacher with Danielle Marie

    10/23/2025

    Grief As a Teacher with Danielle Marie

    Danielle Marie is a trauma-informed coach and plant medicine facilitator who helps people heal through grief, awaken their intuition, and reconnect with their authentic selves. After losing her best friend and walking through the complete unraveling of her old life, from career to marriage to identity, she discovered that grief isn’t only about death but about every ending, transition, and quiet change we’re asked to face. Her work now centers on helping others meet those unseen layers of grief with compassion and curiosity, guiding them to remember who they truly are beneath the stories that once defined them.Today, Danielle weaves her lived experience with trauma-informed coaching, energy healing, and sacred plant medicine facilitation. Through her 90-day program The Shift, intimate retreats, and community spaces like The Nest, she supports others in navigating transformation with heart, honesty, and spiritual depth. Her mission is to help people alchemize pain into purpose and remember the sacred intelligence that lives within their grief. Today's episode is sacred, full of honest conversation about grief and its waves along with healing modalities such as Reiki and owning your own faith journey. https://healwithdaniellemarie.com/services?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAacThphzmtYXCjDrrCjWXS0k_eyDly6YFqPl9ClWPfg8a7a61WTlBxUuT4eQrg_aem_NbMdNNSFIX-MrC_iHDpa5w

    1h 12m
  10. Trusting the Process with Stephanie Shipp

    10/16/2025

    Trusting the Process with Stephanie Shipp

    On Episode 1, I had the gift of talking with Stephanie Shipp, a childhood friend who has known the depths of trauma and loss. Stephanie speaks very candidly about her family of origin, the effects of suicide and depression, and the ways that she has made the brave choice to move forward in her own healing journey. Mental health, faith and everything in-between are shared in raw, honest ways.

    1h 9m
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About

No, That Part is a podcast where I, Morgan, get to talk with everyday people about the parts of their story that no one wants to bring up but everyone needs to hear. There isn't a typical guest- my only requirement is someone who shows up vulnerably and unapologetically. You will laugh, cry, agree and disagree- probably all in the same episodes. If you are weary of conversations that are more talking than listening and complaining than connecting? This is the space for you.

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