Into The Woo

Into the Woo is a modern guide to ancient healing and all things woo—whether you're woo-skeptical, woo-curious, or a full-on star seed child, you're in the right place.Hosted by Ariana Cleo, a conduit on the journey from grief to joy, each episode features intimate conversations with healers, founders, and familiar faces as they share their coming-out-woo story and the healing modality that transformed their life.Together, we explore everything from Indigenous healing practices and ancestral wisdom to spiritual traditions, mystical philosophies, natural medicine, and yes—witchy rituals and spellsTrust your intuition, let the magic guide you, and don't be afraid to get a little woo

Into The Woo is a society podcast hosted by Ariana Cleo, with 23 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Ariana Cleo hosts Into The Woo, a society show with 23 episodes published.

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  Episode #22

  The Truth About Greenwashing & Cleaning as a Ritual with Founder Jackie Prince

  Aug 5, 202648 minS1

  What if one of the biggest sources of toxin exposure isn't your food—it's your home? Episode 22 on Into the Woo, Ariana Cleo sits down with Jackie Prince, founder of Guests on Earth, to uncover what's really hiding inside conventional cleaning products and why "clean" doesn't always mean non-toxic. From greenwashing and fragrance loopholes to laundry detergent, endocrine disruptors, and the surprising connection between clutter and cortisol, Jackie shares the simple swaps that can dramatically reduce your toxic load. Together, they also explore how cleaning can become more than a chore—it can become a ritual. A way to intentionally care for your nervous system, elevate the energy of your home, and transform everyday routines into moments of mindfulness. In this episode, we discuss: The biggest toxins hiding in everyday cleaning products Why "free & clear" doesn't always mean safe How to spot greenwashing and read ingredient labels The truth about fragrance and hidden chemicals Why your laundry detergent may be your home's biggest culprit The connection between clutter, cortisol, and mental health Creating cleaning rituals that support your nervous system How to build a healthier, more intentional home Whether you're just beginning your non-toxic journey or looking to make smarter swaps, this episode will change the way you think about the products you bring into your home—and the energy you create within it. Show Notes: ITW IG Ariana IG Guests on Earth IG Shop Guests on Earth at ewewhon, revolv, happier grocery, the detox market, holten frew or direct on GuestsonEarth.com Produced by Peoples Media

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  Episode #21

  Healing the Womb: Sacred Sensuality, Ritual & Feminine Wisdom with Sabrina Vedete

  Jul 29, 202647 minS1

  In Episode 21, Ariana Cleo sits down with Sabrina Vedete—sacred sensuality guide, womb healer, and facilitator devoted to helping women reconnect with their feminine life force. Through womb healing, yoni rituals, and ancient spiritual practices, Sabrina guides women back to their bodies, intuition, and deepest source of creative power. Together, they explore Sabrina's journey Into the Woo, why so many women feel disconnected from their femininity, and how healing the womb can become a gateway to profound emotional, spiritual, and energetic transformation. Whether you're curious about sacred sexuality, healing shame, or simply reconnecting with yourself, this conversation offers an invitation to remember the wisdom that's always lived within you. In this episode, we discuss: Sabrina's journey Into the Woo What womb healing really is Sacred sensuality and feminine life force Yoni rituals and ancient feminine practices Healing shame, trauma, and disconnection Reclaiming pleasure as a spiritual practice How to reconnect with your intuition through the body Daily rituals to embody the feminine Whether you're woo-curious or deeply immersed in spiritual practices, this episode is a reminder that healing isn't about becoming someone new—it's about remembering who you've always been. Show Notes: ITW IG Ariana IG Produced by Peoples Media

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  Episode #20

  Finding Purpose & The Reality of Plant Medicine with Jordan Foster

  Jul 16, 202659 minS1

  n this episode, we sit down with Jordan Foster, the Style Director behind Favorite Daughter, to pull back the curtain on balancing a high-profile fashion career with an intensive, lifelong relationship with "the woo." While Jordan is a master at crafting impeccable aesthetics, this conversation navigates the deeper, often messy healing that happens off-camera. We unpack her journey with plant medicine—and why the trend of "journeying" is only half the battle—discussing the critical importance of long-term integration, somatic therapy, and building true safety within the nervous system. We also get real about the intersection of motherhood and high sensitivity, exploring the challenges of parenting "deeply feeling" children while navigating her own triggers and the ongoing process of "firing herself" from professional obligations that no longer align with her soul. And, because we couldn't let her leave without an answer, we finally settle the family mystery: who is the actual favorite daughter? If you've ever felt like career success felt empty, or if you're a "sensitive" trying to navigate the noise of modern life, this episode is a reminder that the most important work isn't what we show the world—it's what we do to build a home inside ourselves. Show Notes: ITW IG Ariana IG Jordan Foster IG Shop Favorite Daughter Produced by Peoples Media

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  Episode #19

  Yiddish Singing, Grief & Healing Generational Trauma with Daniella Rabbani

  Jul 9, 202648 minS1

  In this episode, Ariana Cleo sits down with actress, filmmaker, Yiddish singer, and Mom Curious host Daniella Rabbani to explore ancestral healing, past lives, and the generational trauma carried through families after the Holocaust. Together, they dive into her family's Holocaust history, inherited grief, Family Constellations, Reiki, psychedelics, and the healing power of Yiddish music—and how reconnecting with the language and songs of her ancestors helped transform generations of trauma into beauty. Because sometimes our deepest healing begins with remembering who we were long before this lifetime. Show Notes: ITW IG Ariana IG Daniella Rabbani IG Mom Curious Podcast *Daniella's latest Album Klezmerette — out October 26th* Produced by Peoples Media

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  Episode #18

  Inside the Season of the Witch, a Psychiatrist's Case for Magic with Dr. Ellen Vora

  Jul 1, 202655 minS1

  What happens when a Yale and Columbia-trained psychiatrist stops performing rationality and finally comes home to herself? Today's guest is Dr. Ellen Vora — board-certified psychiatrist, medical acupuncturist, yoga teacher, and the most woo doctor you've ever met. She is the author of The Anatomy of Anxiety and her brand new book Season of the Witch: A Psychiatrist's Case for Magic, and she is here to give you full permission to reopen the case. We go deep on the grief that cracked her wide open, the acupuncture session where her late mother sent two words through from the other side, and the armadillo story that will make you a believer. We talk about the Witch Wound — the centuries of persecution that taught women to silence their own knowing — and why the left hemisphere of the brain has been mansplaining on behalf of the right hemisphere for far too long. We talk signs, sovereignty, magic as medicine, and what it actually means to be a witch in 2026. This one hit different. Don't miss it. Show Notes: ITW IG Ariana IG Dr. Ellen Vora IG www.ellenvora.com Season of the Witch is available for pre-order now wherever books are sold — out October 13th Produced by Peoples Media

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