Look in Through the Glass

About Look in Through the Glass

WARNING: DARK HUMOR Our podcast is a powerful exploration of the human journey through adversity, healing, faith, resilience, and personal transformation. Hosted by a mother-daughter team, each episode creates a unique space where generations of wisdom, lived experience, and authentic conversation come together to uncover what it truly takes to overcome life's greatest challenges. At its heart, the podcast is built on the belief that people are not defined by their struggles. Whether the conversation centers on abuse recovery, mental health, faith, discipline, mindset, personal growth, or overcoming self-sabotage, the underlying message remains the same: transformation is possible. Through candid interviews and heartfelt discussions, guests share not only what they've endured but also how they found the strength to heal, grow, and create meaningful lives beyond their circumstances. The show dives deeply into the realities of trauma, recovery, and resilience, highlighting the importance of boundaries, forgiveness, self-worth, and emotional healing. It explores how faith can provide hope during life's darkest moments and how spiritual growth often emerges through hardship. At the same time, it examines the practical side of personal development, discussing discipline, habit formation, energy management, mindset shifts, and the daily choices that shape our identities and futures. Rather than focusing solely on achievement or success, the podcast centers on transformation. It asks not just what people have accomplished, but who they became through their struggles. Listeners gain insight into how ordinary individuals navigate extraordinary circumstances, finding purpose, strength, and meaning in the process. The mother-daughter dynamic adds a layer of warmth, authenticity, and connection that sets the show apart. Conversations feel less like formal interviews and more like meaningful discussions around the lessons that shape our lives. This creates an environment where guests can be vulnerable, honest, and deeply reflective, allowing listeners to connect with their stories on a personal level. Across every episode, common themes emerge: the power of resilience, the importance of self-awareness, the role of faith in healing, the necessity of personal responsibility, and the belief that growth often begins where comfort ends. The podcast acknowledges the realities of pain, loss, fear, and uncertainty while consistently pointing toward hope, empowerment, and the possibility of renewal. Ultimately, this podcast serves as both a source of inspiration and a practical guide for anyone seeking to overcome obstacles, strengthen their mindset, deepen their faith, heal from past wounds, and live with greater purpose. Through stories of survival, wisdom, perseverance, and transformation, it reminds listeners that even in life's most difficult moments, there is always the potential for growth, healing, and a new beginning.

Publisher

Look in Through the Glass

Category

fiction · health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

6 Sept 2025

Latest episode

21 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

2 of 116 episodes have a transcript.

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   21 Oct 2026

   What If Lawyers Were Healers Instead of Fighters?

   What if lawyers were trained to heal conflict instead of creating more of it? In this thought-provoking episode of Look in Through the Glass, we sit down with Dave to challenge everything we think we know about the legal system. From his journey as a traditional lawyer to embracing a more compassionate, healing-centered approach, Dave shares how the practice of law can become a powerful tool for understanding, connection, and personal growth. Together, we explore the emotional trauma that can come from navigating the legal system, the pressures lawyers face, and how traditional legal practices can sometimes deepen conflict rather than resolve it. Dave introduces the concept of integrative law, where empathy, psychology, mediation, and holistic practices come together to create healthier ways of resolving disputes. We also dive into Dave's personal experiences with psilocybin, how they influenced his perspective on healing and justice, and why he believes lawyers have the potential to become healers of human conflict rather than simply advocates in a courtroom. Could conflict actually be an opportunity for healing and self-discovery? This conversation challenges us to rethink justice, accountability, and the importance of human connection. Whether you've experienced legal trauma, work in the legal profession, or simply want to understand how conflict can lead to growth, this episode offers a fresh perspective on what it truly means to find resolution. Because sometimes, real justice isn't about winning or losing. It's about healing. https://www.aspengrovelaw.com/ (https://www.aspengrovelaw.com/) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9fOVWz5EHnd-5rslxZqe3A (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9fOVWz5EHnd-5rslxZqe3A) https://www.davealbrechta.com/ (https://www.davealbrechta.com/)

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   14 Oct 2026

   Your Body Is Sending Warning Signs. Are You Listening?

   In this eye-opening episode of Look in Through the Glass, Sharmaine and Jeselle sit down with Dr. Adam Kleinberg to explore the connection between nutrition, inflammation, men's sexual health, and overall well-being. Dr. Kleinberg challenges common misconceptions about plant-based diets, protein consumption, and the role food plays in our health. He discusses how inflammation and poor circulation may contribute to erectile dysfunction, chronic disease, and other health concerns, while highlighting the potential benefits of a plant-based lifestyle. The conversation goes beyond nutrition, exploring the four pillars of health: fitness, diet, nervous system regulation, and mindfulness. Dr. Kleinberg also shares his perspectives on natural remedies, emotional healing, psychedelics, and the importance of making gradual, sustainable lifestyle changes. From performance anxiety and sexual wellness to redefining masculinity and taking control of your health, this episode encourages men to look beyond quick fixes and consider a more holistic approach to living healthier, happier lives. Because true health isn't just about how you look or perform—it's about how you feel, heal, and thrive from the inside out. sexualgenius.com dradamkleinberg@gmail.com (mailto:dradamkleinberg@gmail.com)

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   7 Oct 2026

   Beyond the Blackout: Facing Trauma, Shame & Yourself

   In this raw and vulnerable episode, Jeselle and Sharmaine open up about trauma, triggers, blackouts, and the emotional aftermath of reacting from a place of survival. Through personal stories, they explore how past experiences can shape present-day reactions—even when we don’t fully understand or remember what happened in the moment. They discuss PTSD, body memory, shame, emotional regulation, and the difficult process of taking accountability for our actions while still having compassion for the trauma behind them. The conversation highlights an important part of healing: our trauma may explain our triggers, but learning to recognize and work through those triggers is part of breaking the cycle. Jeselle and Sharmaine also explore releasing shame, processing difficult emotions, practicing forgiveness, and becoming more aware of what the body and mind are trying to communicate. Ultimately, this episode is about moving beyond survival mode, understanding yourself on a deeper level, and choosing healing even when that process is uncomfortable. https://linktr.ee/lookinthrutheglass (https://linktr.ee/lookinthrutheglass)

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