Michael Meade
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372 appearances
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1 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 14 Feb
Michael Meade’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I'm Wendy K. Laidlaw and I am the Emotionologist.
What makes us who we are?
Why do some emotions liberate us while others seem to chain us down?
This podcast is about getting to the heart of the matter, uncovering the truths beneath our emotions.
What are their meanings?
Over the years, I've discovered that when emotions are blocked, they don't just weigh on our hearts.
They can actually weigh heavily in the body and show up as sickness, pain and or conditions and diseases that demand our attention for change.
Through stories, signs and soulful conversations, we'll explore how to dissolve those shackles and release and unleash your inner Picasso so that you can create a more authentic, vibrant and free life.
Enjoy the show.
Hey everyone, it's Wendy K Laidlaw and as always, I do hope that this message finds you well.
Well, today we have an amazing guest on and I'm so excited to be chatting with him.
His name is Michael Mead.
He is a modern day mythologist, storyteller,
and teacher who seeks to bring wisdom of ancient stories and mythology into the life of our contemporary world.
He weaves together, in the most wonderful poetic way, mythology, deep psychology, poetry,
and cross-cultural traditions, crafting a kind of living mythic medicine for the inner and communal revival.
Over decades, he has worked with populations ranging from youths who are at risk to prisoners to veterans and also unhoused to spiritual seekers as well.
And he
Michael weaves together mythology, deep psychology, poetry, ritual and cross-cultural traditions, which are just a joy to hear, crafting a kind of living mythic medicine for the inner and communal renewal of the soul and the spirit.
Over decades, he's worked with a whole range of populations from youths that are at risk, prisoners, veterans, homeless people to spiritual seekers, always with a sense of that the stories that we carry
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