The Higher Potential Living Podcast

In this episode Geoff Hogan and I discuss some of the aspects of navigating separation and co-parenting. We dive into parenting plans, common conflicts, and the need for mutual respect.

In this episode professional cuddlist, Amanda Clarke, shares with us the world of cuddling. Many of us have the longing to be held or to feel the closeness of another person's body, but it is often filled with much unnecessary complication; this is where professional cuddlists come in. 

In this episode we discuss "Community Death Care" and the journey of navigating death. Cassandra gives us insight to the evolution of Death Midwifery and provides tools to handle these transitions within our own homes.

Note: This episode discusses death and may be triggering to those sensitive to the subject.

Full service sex worker Chloe shares with us how she found her higher potential of living. In this episode we aim to destigmatize Sex Work as a legitimate career and discuss some of the challenges faced in this industry.

Note: This episode discusses sexual content.

On this episode I chat with Noah Ramsammy about his journey of being a transgender man. We also discuss the aspects of what it "means to be a man" and the images our society puts in our head around gender. 

In this episode Jessica shares with all of us the experience of battling breast cancer. We discuss the types of cancer, the treatments and most importantly the recover after it all. 

Its been a great first season, here is a bit of a look back on the first 24 episodes and glimpse into what is coming for next season!

Mark Carter pulls from his years of managing, marketing and investing to help find a way to invest in this planet and it's inhabitants. In this episode we discuss, renewable energies, intentional living, food forests and more. 

Dennis Stever, is a well traveled entrepreneur who's personal travels combined with his professional work as a photographer and owner of a travel company has given him  a unique perspective. In this episode he shares many insights into how we can learn from these experiences and try to work more harmoniously as global citizens. 

In this episode I define some of the key concepts to Higher Potential living and use them to go deeper into those very concepts of compassion, love, acceptance and more.

Mathieu Barnes is a Occupational Therapy Masters Student and is passionate about inclusion, accessibility, justice and community. Preparing to enter into the field in a bigger way, Matt looks at many of the challenges we face in our lives with new eyes looking to affect some positive change.

Note: In this episode we briefly discuss the issues surrounding children discovered at the residential school sites. 

Kathryn Connors is a social worker who's own personal complications with fertility led her to the field of adoption. Kathryn shares with us an inside look into the world of adoption and explain how and her husband changed their lives by adopting three children; two of which have special needs. 

Katie Rea is a Registered Maternity Nurse who specializes in Postpartum support. Her experience gives her a unique look into the needs of infants that may start with the "B's" but then expand to the support these children need as then continue to develop in life. 

Nathan is a Psychotherapist from the UK who specializes in Anger and Anxiety. His work with individuals, couples and groups gives him a deep insight into how anger can affect out relationships, jobs and ability to find happiness. 

Cam is a sexologist among many other titles and works with couple and most often men on understanding their sexual patterns and conditioning. Ultimately helping people to find the Higher Potential in their sexual experiences. 

Note: This episode discusses sex and sexuality and contains some explicit language. 

Alex Skeate is a professional chef who has spent over 10 years studying classical cuisine as well as holistic cooking from traditions around the world. In this conversation Alex shares with us The Art of Eating, helping us see that our food is more than the stuff that makes us not hungry!

Anne Porteous with over 40 years experience as a nurse and nursing professors gives us a glimpse into the field and the stressors that accompany it. She then describes her new passion and means of care giving through premier equestrian assisted leadership coaching.

Kim is a child and youth worker who found her true love in developmental services. After getting her BA in Human Services Kim Founded Branching Out Support Services in Orangeville Ontario. In this episode we discuss breaking down some ignorance surrounding complex needs and developmental differences. Hope you enjoy!