#REALTALK with Emma G and Dinah

In a world of social distancing / quarantine / isolation; Goddess rock artivist musician Emma G brings REAL TALK : empowering conversations with leaders in their field to talk about their industries, the impact of Coronavirus on their lives, and how they’re choosing to lead with love, positivity and strength in the face of a changing world.

#REALTALK with Emma G and Dinah is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 71 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.

Unknown Host hosts #REALTALK with Emma G and Dinah, a education show with 71 episodes published.

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  Episode #68

  S4 Ep8: Joey Jenkins (Silence Echoez) on Grounding, Identity, and the Power of Listening

  Aug 17, 202629 min

  Singer-songwriter and teacher Joey Jenkins, known as Silence Echoez, joins Emma G and Dinah Simpson for a conversation about the discipline of silence, both as a musical philosophy and a way of staying grounded in who you actually are. Joey shares the dual meaning behind his stage name, how Taoism and Joseph Campbell's work on myth shaped his sense of identity, and his own songwriting process, including the story behind his song "Don't Say Anything." The conversation closes with his best advice for aspiring songwriters: find something you feel strongly about, and don't let perfectionism stop you from writing it down. Topics covered in this episode: - songwriting process - identity and groundedness - Taoism - mindfulness - music and mental health - teaching creativity - perfectionism - self-expression.

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  Episode #67

  S4 Ep6: Emma G & Dinah on Healing, Grief, and Learning to Pour Back Into Yourself

  Aug 10, 202628 min

  Halfway through Season 4, Emma G and Dinah Simpson skip the guest chair and get real with each other. Emma opens up about her mother's passing this year and the kintsugi philosophy that's helped her heal, putting the broken pieces back together with gold. Dinah shares her framework for daily self-assessment, and together they explore masculine and feminine energy, the "spoon theory" of emotional capacity, and simple, repeatable ways to reset: breath, senses, and coming back into the body. Topics covered in this episode: - healing - grief - self love - self care - kintsugi philosophy - masculine and feminine energy - spoon theory - meditation - breathwork - nervous system regulation - mental health. Connect with Emma G: emmagmusic.com @emmagmusic info@emmagmusic.com Connect with Dinah Simpson: @highkiliving Follow REALTALK: @realtalkwithemmaganddinah Subscribe so you never miss an episode.

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  Episode #66

  S4 Ep6: Eli Lev on Indie Folk Poptimism, the Four Directions, and Songwriting as a Way Home

  Aug 3, 202629 min

  Singer-songwriter and touring artist Eli Lev joins Emma G and Dinah Simpson for a conversation about music as more than performance, it's a vessel for healing and presence. Eli shares how three years teaching on the Navajo Nation shaped his "Four Directions" project, why he built songwriting workshops around writing for yourself instead of an audience, and the grounding practices that keep him steady through the demands of life on tour. Topics covered in this episode: - songwriting as healing - touring musician lifestyle - mindfulness and grounding practices - indigenous teachings and the four directions - music community building - creative wellness - indie folk music Connect with Eli Lev: eli-lev.com @elilevmusic Connect with Emma G: emmagmusic.com @emmagmusic info@emmagmusic.com Connect with Dinah Simpson: @highkiliving Follow REALTALK: @realtalkwithemmaganddinah Subscribe so you never miss an episode.

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  Episode #4

  S4 Ep4: Pete Kimbis on Diplomatic Aggression, Advocacy & Coming Home to Yourself

  Jul 27, 202631 minS4

  What if speaking up when it's uncomfortable wasn't aggression, but the most caring thing you could do for someone? This week on REALTALK, Dinah is back from Bali and joins Emma G for a conversation with attorney and nonprofit strategist Pete Kimbis, who coined a phrase that reframes advocacy entirely: diplomatic aggression. Not conflict for its own sake, but the discipline of preparing so thoroughly, and caring so much, that you're willing to say the hard thing when silence would cost someone their dignity, their voice, or their choice. We get into what it actually means to advocate for people who don't have access to legal representation, why humility (saying "I don't know" or "you're right") is its own kind of strength, and how Pete stays grounded while carrying the weight of work that matters this much: nature, morning prayer and meditation, and knowing exactly who in his community to call when he needs help. Pete also shares a reframe on the Odyssey that stuck with us long after we stopped recording: the whole point was never to leave and keep going. It was to go out, learn what you need to learn, and come home changed. We've built a culture that glorifies the leaving and forgets the returning. This is not a highlight reel. This is real talk. In this episode: ⚖️ What "diplomatic aggression" really means, and why it's not what it sounds like ️ The power of speaking the hard truth, and the power of saying "I don't know" Grounding practices for people carrying heavy, meaningful work Why coopetition (not competition) is the only thing Pete has seen actually work A reframe on the Odyssey: the goal was always to come home, not just to leave REALTALK with Emma G and Dinah is a long-form podcast exploring what mental health, leadership, creativity, and well-being actually sound like for people who carry responsibility, visibility, and pressure, often without space to process any of it. 28 minutes. No scripts. No fluff. Just real talk. Connect with Pete Kimbis: kidronlaw.com Connect with Emma G: emmagmusic.com @emmagmusic info@emmagmusic.com Connect with Dinah Simpson: @highkiliving Follow REALTALK: @realtalkwithemmaganddinah Subscribe so you never miss an episode.

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  Episode #3

  S4 Ep3: DJ Stephens on Self-Defense, Fear, and Becoming Comfortable Being Uncomfortable

  Jul 20, 202632 minS4

  Third-degree black belt and Krav Maga CDK founder DJ Stephens joins Emma G for a conversation that starts with self-defense and goes much deeper into mindset, fear, and community. DJ shares why Krav Maga isn't about becoming a fighter, why real fear shouldn't be talked away, and why the goal is learning to be comfortable being uncomfortable rather than eliminating discomfort altogether. He also talks about intentionally building community instead of leaving it to chance, and the journey that led him from writing poetry as a kid to publishing his first book. Topics covered in this episode: - self-defense - Krav Maga - fear and mindset - building community - confidence - resilience - physical and mental well-being - author journey - DC/DMV entrepreneurship. Connect with DJ Stephens: kravmagacdk.com REALTALK with Emma G and Dinah is a long-form podcast exploring what mental health, leadership, creativity, and well-being actually sound like for people who carry responsibility, visibility, and pressure, often without space to process any of it. New episodes every week. #REALTALK #MentalHealthSoundsLikeThis #realtalkwithemmaganddinah

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