The Woo Curious Podcast

Hello beautiful souls and welcome to the Woo Curious Podcast - Your Map to the Mystical, Your Key to the Sacred, and Your Guide Back Home to Yourself. Join your host Eileen of My Luminous Life as she invites you to explore a world where the mundane and the sacred intertwine. Through a blend of solo episodes and sacred conversations with insightful guests, Eileen explores what it means to reclaim your power as a woman in the world. Whether you're a seasoned seeker or simply Woo Curious, this podcast will guide you on your path to self-discovery, healing, and empowerment.

The Woo Curious Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Eileen March, with 151 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.

Eileen March hosts The Woo Curious Podcast, a religion show with 151 episodes published.

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  Episode #144

  What Your Body Is Trying to Tell You: Embodiment, Movement & Self-Trust with Meg Aris

  Aug 17, 202642 minS3

  What if your body has been trying to tell you something for years and the missing piece is simply learning how to listen?In this episode, Eileen sits down with her dear friend Meg Aris, mindful movement teacher, somatic coach, and founder of Wise Moves with Meg. Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis as a teenager, Meg's relationship with her body has been one of deep, sometimes painful, and ultimately profound befriending. That lived experience, along with years of study, is woven into everything she teaches.This conversation moves through autoimmune illness and its unexpected gifts, the difference between acceptance and resignation in the body, the wisdom available in elderly bodies, and a quietly revolutionary question Meg asks in almost every class she teaches: "And what else is here?"In this episode:-Sitting in a bedroom window as a child, looking out at the stars, and knowing there was something bigger-How rheumatoid arthritis at a young age set Meg on her life's path through yoga, Pilates, and eventually somatic coaching-Why a severe flare-up that left her unable to hold a water glass became the turning point that deepened everything-The difference between acceptance and resignation and why it's so important to understand-Why we're wired to notice pain and not flow, and what it takes to consciously redirect attention-Wisdom from working with elderly clients: how finding what the body can do lights the whole thing up-The Wise Body Immersion: a three-month online journey through anatomy, embodiment, reflective writing, and community-What happens when women share the stories their bodies are telling them and how that witnessing ripples-The question that changes everything: "And what else is here?""If we can just slow it down for a moment and acknowledge 'this is where I am, can I love myself here?'" — Meg Aris Join Meg's Wise Body Immersion Connect with Meg on Instagram Join me for the next Wheel of the Year Ceremony Subscribe to Eileen on Substack Take the Which Witch Are You Quiz Order Awaken to the Magic Within Connect with Eileen on Instagram Follow Eileen on Insight Timer Send Eileen an email

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  Episode #143

  The Messy Middle: How to Cope When Life Is on Hold and Nothing Is Certain

  Aug 10, 202629 minS3

  What happens when you've made the decision, done the work, and the relief just... doesn't come? In this solo episode, Eileen gets honest about where she's at: her house is listed but unsold, her plans are on hold, and she's been sitting in a prolonged stretch of uncertainty that has quietly taken a toll on her creativity, her energy, and her ability to show up the way she usually does. Rather than pretending it's fine, she's naming it and offering a reframe that might be exactly what you need if you're in your own version of the messy middle right now. Drawing on her years of experience as a midwife, Eileen shares a birth metaphor that captures the particular difficulty of this limbo state, and gently but honestly explores what it means to give yourself grace when your nervous system is under a stress you've been telling yourself isn't a big deal. In this episode: The Wild Roses Women's Festival and what a thousand women considering each other looks like in practice What matriarchy actually means and what it isn't The "epidural metaphor": why making a decision and not getting the relief on your desired timeline is its own specific kind of hard Why our brains will always choose the known hell over the unknown heaven How prolonged uncertainty impacts the nervous system, creativity, and daily capacity, even when you tell yourself it shouldn't The difference between spiritual bypassing and genuinely trusting the process while also acknowledging that something is hard The shift from "I have to" to "I get to" and why it isn't toxic positivity when you do it honestly Permission to have reduced capacity and to stop beating yourself up for it "Certainty is a myth, but really not being able to make a plan impacts all of the parts of your life, even if you try to tell yourself it's not a big deal." Join me for the next Wheel of the Year Ceremony Subscribe to Eileen on Substack Take the Which Witch Are You Quiz Order Awaken to the Magic Within Connect with Eileen on Instagram Follow Eileen on Insight Timer Send Eileen an email

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  Episode #142

  How to Trust Your Intuition: Spiritual Awakening, Self-Trust & the Signal with Kelsey Anderson

  Aug 3, 202640 minS3

  What if your intuition has been speaking all along, and the real work is simply learning to trust it? In this episode, Eileen sits down with Kelsey Anderson, an energy intuitive, author, and host of The Reclamation Podcast, whose path from corporate burnout to embodied spiritual practice mirrors so many of the journeys explored on this show. Kelsey's work through her community Reclamation Rising centers one core truth: the answers you're seeking outside of yourself were always within you. This conversation moves through postpartum awakening, the dangers of spiritual bypassing, the leap from corporate life, and what it actually means to come home to your body rather than escape it. In this episode: How Kelsey's body broke down in her mid-20s and launched her into spirituality out of sheer necessity The good girl conditioning and masking that kept her performing rather than trusting Why a true spiritual awakening is a homecoming to the body, not an escape from it Postpartum as a portal: how motherhood cracked open Kelsey's relationship with self-trust and interdependence The difference between strong and independent versus strong and interdependent Intuition as a threat to control: why women in their intuitive power become far less controllable Leaving corporate: how Kelsey went from two incomes to one, downsized everything, and built her work over seven years What to do if you want to live more intuitively but don't want to leave your corporate job How Kelsey's new book The Signal: Listen to Your Intuition Through the Noise of Modern Life arrived in five days of channeled writing she couldn't stop "When I trusted my inner voice, it was little pings, little whispers. Simple in the moment, but when you add them all up, it's compiled into your overall wellbeing." Visit Kelsey's website Follow Kelsey on Spotify Connect with Kelsey on Instagram Subscribe to Kelsey's Youtube Join me for the next Wheel of the Year Ceremony Subscribe to Eileen on Substack Take the Which Witch Are You Quiz Order Awaken to the Magic Within Connect with Eileen on Instagram Follow Eileen on Insight Timer Send Eileen an email

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  Episode #141

  The Celtic Harvest Festival & Why You Need to Celebrate How Far You've Come

  Jul 27, 202634 minS3

  When did you last stop long enough to enjoy the fruits of your labour? In this solo episode, Eileen explores Lughnasadh, the ancient Celtic harvest festival, and the invitation it carries for our modern lives: to pause, look back, and actually celebrate how far we've come. Drawing on the mythology of the god Lugh and his foster mother Tailtiu, and the lens of Elise Loehnen's On Our Best Behavior: The Seven Deadly Sins and the Price Women Pay to Be Good, this episode looks honestly at why celebrating ourselves can feel dangerous, and what it might mean to finally let ourselves savour what we've accomplished.In this episode: -What Lughnasadh is, why it matters, and how to think about timing (August 1st, August 7th solar midpoint, or August 12th lunar — and why all of them work) -The three harvest festivals of the Wheel of the Year and how Lughnasadh sits as the first and most celebratory -The history of Lughnasadh as a season of fairs, markets, games, and community gathering and why it held its traditions longer than almost any other point on the wheel -The mythology of Tailtiu: who she was, what she sacrificed, and what Lugh's games in her honor ask of us today -Why rushing past our achievements without celebrating them is a form of disrespect, both to ourselves and to those whose sacrifices made it possible -Pride as a "sin" and how that conditioning keeps women especially from claiming what they've built -Sloth as a "sin" and the fear underneath it: if I slow down, I might not start again -A practical invitation to look back at the last six months and name what you've actually grown "She worked herself to death so that we don't have to. To honor her, I think we should be enjoying... the fruits of our labours" Join me for the next Wheel of the Year Ceremony Subscribe to Eileen on Substack Take the Which Witch Are You Quiz Order Awaken to the Magic Within Connect with Eileen on Instagram Follow Eileen on Insight Timer Send Eileen an email

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  Episode #140

  Waking Up the Witch: Building Community, Authentic Spirituality & the Village We're All Craving

  Jul 20, 20261h 3mS3

  What if the most revolutionary thing you can do right now is introduce yourself to your neighbor and ask to borrow some salt? In this episode, Eileen is joined by Amber and Taylar, co-hosts of the Waking Up the Witch podcast — a storytelling show exploring life, death, religion, spirituality, sex, magic, and everything in between. Amber owns Moon Be's Wellness, a witchy brick-and-mortar boutique in southern Oregon, and is a Reiki master and psychic gifts teacher. Taylar is a hairstylist, community connector, and self-described magic-maker who believes her gift is helping people see their own power. Together they also run Moonlight and Magic, an events company bringing witchy community together in person. This conversation wanders beautifully through spiritual origin stories, the return of village culture, what manifestation actually means when you strip away the toxic positivity, and why authenticity might be the most powerful thing any of us can offer the collective right now. In this episode: -Amber's origin story: a Wiccan mom, healing oils made from kitchen spices as a child, Reiki, and the psychic gifts she once thought were a curse -Taylar's path: Catholic kindergarten, The Secret, a psychic hairstylist, too much wine, one shared microphone, and a podcast born from pure curiosity -Why the witch wound still shows up in how we hide ourselves, even from the people closest to us -The difference between fitting in and authentic belonging, and how living authentically is what plugs you into the collective circuit board -Why the law of attraction falls short without community, action, and reckoning with systemic harm -Victory Gardens, borrowing cups of sugar, and why the village is both the antidote and the answer -The healing that can only happen in relationship, not in solo inner work -Asking for help as a radical act, especially for women conditioned to never be a burden -Why spirituality doesn't have to be serious: it can be lipstick at the grocery store, a bird outside your window, or dancing at the gay club on Saturday "Get comfortable being uncomfortable. That's what leads you to the parts you're supposed to be in this world, in your community, in the revolution." — Amber "Spirituality can be silly and playful and messy. It's really just asking you to be present." — Taylar Connect with Amber and Taylar on Instagram Check out the Waking Up the Witch Patreon community Join me for the next Wheel of the Year Ceremony Subscribe to Eileen on Substack Take the Which Witch Are You Quiz Order Awaken to the Magic Within Connect with Eileen on Instagram Follow Eileen on Insight Timer Send Eileen an email

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