This is a special retrospective of Season 4 of The Stumbling Spirit Podcast, where I recap two key themes from this year’s show:

• The relationship between compassion and resilience.
• Finding and using our voice.

Special thanks to all of the brilliant contributors who shared their resonant stories and grounding wisdom on how to cultivate greater resilience.

Ep 01: “Julia” from Minneapolis

Ep 02: Pia Mailhot-Leichter (https://kollectiv.studio)

Ep 03: Shawn Clearsky Davies (Instagram: @mizhakwad)

Ep 04: Renée Sferrazza (https://reneesferrazza.com/)

Ep 05: Tara May (https://aspiritech.org/)

Ep 06: Allen Braude

Ep 07: Carla Affe (https://www.purelifehealing.ca/)

Ep 08: Antonio Lennert (https://www.theridein.com/)

Ep 09: Markus Bohlmann (https://markusbohlmann.com)

Ep 10: Shawn Leonard (https://shawn-leonard.com/)

Ep 11: Doreen Downing (https://doreendowning.com/)

Ep 12: James Darin Corbiere (https://easternwoodlandart.ca/)

Ep 13: Niya Bajaj (https://holisticyogatherapy.ca)

Ep 14: Catalina Andrade (https://www.doctorcatalina.com/)

Ep 15: DeRico Symonds (https://www.dericosymonds.ca/)

Ep 16: Rondalyn Whitney (https://www.rondalynwhitney.com/)

Ep 17: Anna Beaumont (https://www.annabeaumont.com/)

To my listeners, thank you for your ongoing loyalty and support, and for tuning in to The Stumbling Spirit Podcast! Season 5 will begin on March 1st, 2027.

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For more than 20 years, Anna Beaumont has helped people connect to their authentic voice through singing. With an extensive performance background in musical theatre and jazz, Anna is a voice-based somatic teacher who runs her own practice and leads worldwide vocal retreats to promote self-regulation, emotional healing and overall wellness. In this episode, Anna opens up about her illustrious career and explains how the tone, pitch and vibration of our voice can foster wellbeing and elevate our spirit.*

Guest information:

• Website: https://www.annabeaumont.com/
• Email: anna.beaumont@gmail.com

*Correction: Please note that while Anna Beaumont received training in integrative body psychotherapy, she is not a psychotherapist.

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In the summer of 2020, Rondalyn Whitney’s husband of more than 30 years tragically died in a car accident. Bill was the love of her life. A sudden widow, Rondalyn grappled with heartache while navigating the jarring bereavement process and mundane routines of life. In her memoirs, Habits of Widows and Lies in the Afterlife, Rondalyn diarizes her healing journey through grief as a widowed mother and offers tips on how to forge ahead after loss. In this episode, Rondalyn shares her story and explains how her background in occupational therapy and narrative medicine helped her through grief.

Guest information:

• Website: https://www.rondalynwhitney.com/

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