nOMad's The Space in Between

Welcome to The nOMad Collective's The Space in Between with Phoebe Leona. In this podcast, prepare to hear stories from Phoebe and her guests in all the spaces in between that are an invitation to dance with life. Stories from Joy to Heartbreak to Fear to Curiosity to Love and everything in between. Be prepared to receive wisdom and practices that will guide you on your journey.

nOMad's The Space in Between is a arts podcast hosted by Phoebe Leona, with 191 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.

Phoebe Leona hosts nOMad's The Space in Between, a arts show with 191 episodes published.

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  Between the Corner Office and the Caribbean with Lori Konkler

  Aug 11, 202653 min

  A conversation with Lori Konkler, integrative success mentor and Sage Guide She had the corner office. She had the teams, the titles, the career in hospitality she'd spent 15 years building. And then she went to New Zealand and Fiji on a dream vacation, read an e-book about becoming a digital nomad on a beach, and came home to a life that suddenly no longer fit. So she and her husband packed up and moved to the Virgin Islands. And discovered — like so many of us who chase paradise — that wherever you go, there you are. In this conversation, Lori Konkler sits with nOMad founder Phoebe Leona in the space in between — between the high achiever the world told her to be and the high-capacity human she actually is. Between fixing one thing only to watch something else break, and finally looking at all of it at the same time. We talk about Lori's concept of high-capacity humans — and why that framing opens doors that "high achiever" closes for so many people. We explore her Paradigm Shift Method, what it actually means to embody aligned success across all areas of your life at once, and why the same root patterns keep showing up in our health, our relationships, and our businesses until we're brave enough to look at all three together. We dig into Human Design — how Lori found it through astrology, why she calls it nature's algorithm, and what it means that the world is essentially designed for generators while projectors like Phoebe have been exhausting themselves trying to keep up. We also explore the nuance between being an expert and being a guide, why 28-day certifications are a symptom of something bigger, and why Lori believes that retreats are the clinics of the new world — not a luxury, but a genuine pathway to healing. And we close with the principle that's been quietly running through everything: slow is fast. The more you anchor into stillness, the faster the 3D world catches up to where you already are. Links mentioned: Lori's website: thexennialtraveler.com Lori on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lori.konkler The nOMad Collective: thenomadcollective.org If something in Lori's story resonated — share this episode. Your corner office might just be the beginning of a much bigger story.

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  Between the Expert and the Guide

  Jul 14, 20261h 5m

  He was a massage therapist for eighteen years. Thousands of sessions, thousands of bodies — learning to listen with his hands, to find the knot before the person could name it. Then carpal tunnel ended that chapter. And in the uncertain space that followed, Gregg Gonzales wandered into a Starbucks with a former massage client, asked her some questions, and listened. When the hour was over, she said: It's the same thing. You just found a different way to touch people. That was the moment everything shifted. In this conversation, Gregg sits with nOMad founder Phoebe Leona in the space in between — between the expert who needs credentials on the wall and the guide who already has hundreds of transformed lives as proof. Between the person who has everything to say and the one who hasn't yet found the words to say it. We talk about why Gregg walked away from the word coach and toward guide — and why that distinction matters more than it might seem. We explore his CARE model (Curiosity, Attention, Reflection, Expression) and how a single well-placed question can open doors that years of journaling couldn't. We dig into the idea of story excavation — and what it means to be a story doula for someone who swears they have nothing worth saying. We also talk about imposter syndrome, the lost art of true conversation in a world of scrolling and distraction, why speaking your story out loud is often more powerful than writing it down, and what Gregg is building next — including a book of questions he answers himself, a growing Substack, and a retreat container that's been quietly taking shape. Links mentioned: Gregg's website — The Speakeasy Method: thespeakeasymethod.co Gregg on Facebook: The nOMad Collective: thenomadcollective.org If this conversation made you want to sit with a really good question — that's exactly the point. Share it with someone who needs permission to speak.

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  Between a Feather & a Mack Truck with Magida Ezzat

  Jun 21, 202647 min

  She was a marketing consultant working full-time in the corporate world while running her own agency on the side — fifteen-hour days, a constant buzz under her skin, and a headache that greeted her every single morning. She thought it was normal. Then a stolen car, driven by a stranger, slammed into the back of hers — and as the dust settled, Magida found herself crying not because of the crash, but because she finally understood how far out of alignment she'd been living. She calls it the feather, the brick, and the Mack truck. She'd been ignoring the feathers and the bricks for years. This was the truck. In this conversation, Magida Ezzat sits with nOMad founder Phoebe Leona in the space in between — between the masculine drive that built her career and the feminine rhythm she'd spent a lifetime overriding. Between busy as a badge of honor and busy as a trap we choose every day, without realizing we're choosing it. We talk about what it actually means to rebalance the masculine and feminine — not as an abstract idea, but as something Magida now structures hour by hour in her own day. We explore why she calls herself "not a feminist" even as she fights fiercely for women, why the modern workday was never built with a 28-day cycle in mind, and how something as simple as normalizing a conversation about your period could change how entire organizations function. We dig into the autoimmune disorders and fertility issues she sees showing up downstream of years spent stuck in overdrive, and why she believes true productivity comes from balance, not hustle. We also talk about reclaiming a tribal way of living, what success looks like once money and status fall away and only time freedom remains, and how Magida built a container for women — including a 24/7 live chat community, role-play coaching for real workplace moments, and a retreat on a private island in Belize — that meets women exactly where they are, whether that's their very first step in or the culmination of a much longer journey. Links mentioned: Magida's website: https://magidae.com/ The Attuned Woman online community/program: https://magidae.com/leadership-program The Attuned Woman retreat — private island, Belize: https://magidae.com/feminine-leadership-retreat-belize Magida's Instagram/social: @magida_ezzat Keep Connected with nOMad: Join our Seekers Membership- Summer Special for only $44 per year: https://www.thenomadcollective.org/the-nomad-collective-membership The Alchemist Membership for Collaborators: https://www.thenomadcollective.org/collaborator-member If something in Magida's story landed for you — share this episode. The space in between is where all the answers are; you just need to sit in it.

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  Between Carrying it all and Being Towed In with Kellie Walsh

  Jun 16, 202652 min

  She was a seeker before she had the language for it. A photographer with a spiritual life she kept carefully separate. A healer who always said I got you — until one night in the dark waters of St. Croix, her shoulder on fire and everyone else ahead of her, she had to ask to be towed in. Kellie Walsh's path to the work she does today didn't begin with a grand initiation. It began with a mascara wand, a healing she couldn't explain, and two and a half years inside a born-again church where she first heard something move through her that she didn't have words for yet. What she later came to understand as light language had already been living in her — waiting for the right conditions to rise. In this conversation, Kellie sits with nOMad founder Phoebe Leona in the space in between — Between the one who always carries everyone else and the one who finally lets herself be carried. We talk about time jumps and the Schumann resonance, the Mandela Effect and string theory, and why so many of us are waking up right now feeling exhausted and buzzing at the same time. We explore what light language actually is — and how it can arrive through sound, movement, writing, or even doodling. We revisit a bioluminescent kayaking ceremony that became an unexpected lesson in surrender, vulnerability, and what it truly means to allow yourself to be seen in the dark. We also hear about the ancestral work Kellie is weaving into her retreats — releasing the burdens inherited through the mother line that we've been carrying as if they were our own — and the Soul Alchemy lineage she's been building retreat by retreat, gate by gate, toward embodied truth. Links mentioned: Kellie's website — The Divine Hive: https://www.thedivinehive.com/ Kellie's Instagram: @thedivinehive Soul Alchemy: Embodied Revelation — Saugerties, NY, August 7–9: https://www.thedivinehive.com/soul-alchemy-1 Heal Your Roots Retreat — Saugerties, NY: https://www.thedivinehive.com/healyourroots Soul Portraits & Galactic Readings: https://www.thedivinehive.com/offerings Keep Connected with nOMad: Join our Seekers Membership- Summer Special for only $44 per year: https://www.thenomadcollective.org/the-nomad-collective-membership The Alchemist Membership for Collaborators: https://www.thenomadcollective.org/collaborator-member If something in Kellie's story moved you — share this episode. Someone in your world might be waiting for permission to ask to be towed in.

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  Between Wounded Healer and Rest with Claire Doherty

  May 19, 202650 min

  She was a physiotherapist. Then an Ironman triathlete. Then a business owner with a full practice and what looked — from the outside — like a completely figured-out life. And then her body said: enough. Claire Doherty's journey into the work she does today didn't begin with a calling. It began with a collapse. Years of overtraining, burnout, and a dark night of the soul that stripped away every identity she had built — and slowly, quietly, opened a door she hadn't known was there. In this conversation, Claire sit with nOMad founder, Phoebe Leona in the space in between that lives between doing and being, between healing others and finally allowing yourself to be healed. We talk about what it means to be a wounded healer — and what it looks like when that archetype moves from its shadow into its light. We explore the way illness speaks to us before we're ready to listen, how our physical symptoms carry emotional intelligence, and why the path to wholeness is almost always a relational one. We also dive into archetypes, imposter syndrome, the addict and the mystic as two sides of the same coin, and what Claire is building now — including her September retreat RISE in Bali and her upcoming Restore retreat in Thailand. Links mentioned: Claire's website : https://www.clairedoherty.co.uk/ Claire's Instagram: @clairedoherty_alchemist RISE Retreat — Bali, September: https://riseretreat2026.com/ Join Claire's session May 28th — Passport Ready virtual retreat: https://www.thenomadcollective.org/passport-ready/opt-in If something in Claire's story landed for you — share this episode. It might be exactly what someone in your world needs to hear.

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