Emma Zeck is one of the most talented writers I know. She is also a bold and poetic truth teller who shares her personal growth with an open heart and radical vulnerability. In this episode we discuss her writing process, her mother’s (Ali Zeck) mental health journey, and a recent rendezvous to Costa Rica where she found love, tried ayahuasca for the first time, and was even arrested and thrown into a Costa Rican jail.
Emma is overflowing with life, love, and creativity, and you’re going to love this episode.
Elizabeth April is one of my favorite people (and an actual homesick alien). She’s a YouTuber, podcast host, author, and all around interdimensional badass. Elizabeth is probably best known for her work “channeling” what she called the “Galactic Federation,” a council of interdimension beings who are working behind the scenes to steer humanity in a …
Buckle up because Harry is on his way to Swift City, USA! On this episode of Harrytales, Harry embarks on his journey to the ERAS Tour opening night concert in Arizona. After an apartment update (new rug!) and some Oscar chatter, Paris Hilton’s new memoir is discussed. As well as Diplo’s faulty gay memory. Plus, …
I explain how the term “I am constantly shapeshifting, adapting, and evolving” became a mantra and truth for me – derived from a real life constant struggle between defining myself within the romantic gaze, the feminist mission, social expectation, narrative, and more. Each word in the phrase was chosen and placed in that order with …
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Words Are Vibrations — Emma Zeck | Poetry, Radical Authenticity & Getting Arrested in Costa Rica
Emma Zeck is one of the most talented writers I know. She is also a bold and poetic truth teller who shares her personal growth with an open heart and radical vulnerability. In this episode we discuss her writing process, her mother’s (Ali Zeck) mental health journey, and a recent rendezvous to Costa Rica where she found love, tried ayahuasca for the first time, and was even arrested and thrown into a Costa Rican jail.
Emma is overflowing with life, love, and creativity, and you’re going to love this episode.
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