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• The Art of Noticing: Creativity, Cycles & Coming Home to Yourself

  Today, I get to sit down with my dear friend and long-time client, Brittany Stuart of Dear Norelle. Brittany is one of those rare women who lives and breathes creativity - not as performance, but as devotion. Her work is an invitation. She helps women come home to themselves through art, adornment, beauty, and slowness. Whether she’s behind the lens of a hauntingly beautiful editorial shoot or guiding a client through art-as-therapy, everything she creates feels like medicine.We’ve worked together for a few years now, and last fall, we even hosted a live workshop together in one of her stunning spaces. Brittany is someone I deeply admire, not just for her endless well of ideas, but for the way she holds creativity while also mothering three kids, building a business, and still showing up for her art.This is the conversation I’ve been craving about beauty, creative embodiment, and the sacred permission it takes to live as a fully expressed woman.And it feels especially fitting that this episode is brought to you by Alchemy, my six-month, one-to-one mentorship for women ready to build a business that nourishes instead of depletes.Alchemy isn’t another business program that demands you push harder. It’s a reclamation of your rhythm. A rebuilding of your systems, structure, and brand from the inside out, designed to serve you, like a masculine provider, so you can rest into your feminine genius.In Alchemy, we work on everything from messaging to marketing, client journey to nervous system support. But more than that, we clear the noise. We root your work in biology, design, and purpose so that what you’re building isn’t just profitable, it’s livable.So if your business has felt like a burden, or like it doesn’t reflect the depth of who you really are, this is your invitation.Head to rosewoodwoman.com/alchemy to explore the program or begin the journey. And with that, let’s drop into this gorgeous conversation with Britt. I hope it reminds you, in the best way, of what’s possible when a woman creates from fullness instead of pressure.Brittany and her work can be found at https://dearnorelle.com/ and on Instagram @dearnorelle and @itsbrittanystu.art

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• Birth Is Sacred, Death Is Sacred: Reclaiming Death as Sacred with Joslyn Roadstrom

  Death is often avoided in conversation. Something we save for “later,” until it’s suddenly too late. But what if death was meant to be more than chaos, more than fear? What if it could be sacred?In this powerful and tender opening to Season 4 of the Freely Feminine Podcast, I sit down with Joslyn Roadstrom, a holistic death and grief doula whose own journey through devastating loss became the soil for her life’s most meaningful work. Together, we explore what it means to live, and die, well. How grief is truly just love with nowhere to go, and why planning for death might be one of the most loving things you can do for yourself and your family.We speak about collective care, dignity at the end of life, reclaiming the sacredness of death, and how women in particular are designed to hold the unknown. Joslyn’s story is both heart-wrenching and profoundly hopeful, and her wisdom will leave you reconsidering what it means to live a full life.Topics we explore:What a death doula is (and isn’t)Why grief needs to be tended like a gardenWhat a “good death” really meansThe connection between birth and deathWhy honoring the elderly is essential to a thriving cultureHow women are biologically wired to hold space for the unknownTangible steps to begin planning for a peaceful end-of-life experienceThis conversation is not about death - it’s about life, legacy, and the sacred responsibility of holding it all with love.Introduction to Joslyn:Joslyn Roadstrom is a certified death doula, grief educator, and holistic grief coach based in the Flint Hills of Kansas. Her path to this work began in 2020 after the sudden and tragic death of her only child, Israel. Out of the ashes of that loss, Joslyn began to rebuild her life slowly, tenderly, and with deep reverence for the sacred transition that is death.As a former health coach with a passion for functional wellness and nervous system healing, Joslyn brings a deeply holistic lens to her work, tending not just to the logistics of end-of-life planning, but to the spiritual, emotional, and physical aspects of death and grief. Her mission is simple but profound: to help others reclaim death as sacred, find peace in transition, and honor grief as a reflection of love.Through her offerings—ranging from grief support and vigil planning to community death education and sacred end-of-life care—Joslyn is restoring something our culture has long forgotten: the dignity, beauty, and healing that can come when we are willing to walk with each other through life’s final threshold.You can find her on Instagram @sacredroaddoula or at sacredroaddoula.com.

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• Season Four: The Sacred Unknown

  After a long quiet stretch, I’m back behind the mic with new breath and a deeper rhythm. Season Four begins here with a personal re-entry and a fresh sense of direction.This isn’t about a polished plan. It’s about letting the next step reveal itself. It’s about clearing out what no longer fits. Honoring beauty as a way of life. Creating from rest instead of pressure. And letting the feminine come home to herself through truth, biology, and right relationship with the masculine.If you’re in a season of redefinition or return. If you’re rebuilding your business or your body. If you’re longing for clarity and softness at the same timeYou’re in the right place.

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• Taking a Winter Pause: Reflecting, Recharging, and What's Next for the Podcast

  Hey friends, welcome to the final episode of Season 3 of The Freely Feminine Podcast! Today, I’m cozied up with a cup of coffee to have a heart-to-heart chat with you. This episode is a little different—think of it as two friends catching up before a winter break. I’m reflecting on why pauses matter in our lives and how they can help us recharge and find clarity. I share some personal updates, including what’s been going on with my health, the lessons I’ve learned along the way, and why creating space for rest is more important than ever. I’ll also be giving you a sneak peek at what’s coming next, including updates on my programs and exciting plans for the new year. And, if you’ve missed any episodes this season, I’ll share some of my favorite must-listens. Grab your favorite drink, get comfy, and let’s chat about how we can make the most of this winter pause together. See you in 2025! Connect further over on Instagram @rosewoodwoman

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• The Sacred Path of Birth Guardianship with Shomrit Momtana

  In this heartfelt episode of The Freely Feminine Podcast, I sit down with Chaya from Shomrit Momtana, a true visionary in the birth space who has redefined what it means to be a “birth guardian.” Chaya doesn’t call herself a midwife in the usual sense—she’s a birth guide who walks with women in the sacred power of bringing life into the world. Her journey is unlike anything I’ve come across, blending deep physiological understanding with a spiritual calling that honors birth as a truly transformative experience. Connect with Chaya on Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/shomrit.momtana/⁠ Listen to the podcast mentioned in today's episode: ⁠The History Of Obstetrics on the Momtana Podcast⁠ Episode Description: With wisdom rooted in reverence and a powerful presence, Chaya offers us a perspective that’s both ancient and wholly relevant for today. Together, we explore what it means to hold the role of a birth guardian, the delicate art of holding space for a mother’s sovereignty, and how sacred protection can shape a woman’s experience as she brings new life into the world. This episode speaks to any woman drawn to the heart of birth work, mothers or mother's-in-waiting, or those simply seeking to understand the profound role of being held, seen, and honored through life’s most transformative journeys. Whether you are a birth worker, an expectant mother, or simply someone yearning for a deeper sense of connection with the feminine mysteries, Chaya’s insights will invite you to reflect on the beauty of being protected and the grace of surrendering into support. Introducing Chaya and Her Journey as a Birth Guardian Exploring Chaya’s background and her calling to birth work, along with the unique role she plays in protecting mothers through each step of their journey. Chaya shares her vision of a birth guardian as a sacred presence, one that honors both the mother’s strength and the vulnerability that accompanies new beginnings. 3. What It Means to Protect and Hold Space for Mothers The concept of guardianship and protection in birth, not as a directive role, but as a nurturing, watchful presence that allows the mother’s innate wisdom to unfold. Chaya’s insights into honoring sovereignty and autonomy, creating a container where the mother feels deeply seen, valued, and supported. 4. The Balance of Gentle Guidance and Unwavering Protection Chaya describes the balance she holds between guidance and non-interference, respecting the sacred wisdom of the mother’s journey. Reflections on how guardianship, when approached with reverence, creates a ripple effect of empowerment that nurtures the mother’s unfolding experience. 5. Embracing the Feminine Mysteries of Birth and Beyond Chaya and I discuss the timeless wisdom and ancient practices woven into birth work, and how they empower mothers to embrace their fullest strength. The importance of ancestral knowledge and natural wisdom in birth work, and how these elements restore a sense of belonging and sacredness to the experience. 6. Parting Wisdom: The Power of Being Held Concluding thoughts on the grace of being seen, held, and honored in times of transformation. An invitation for listeners to embrace the beauty of receiving support, and to see the birth journey—and all transformative journeys—as an experience rich with sacred protection and sovereignty.

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