Tap Intuit Podcast

About Tap Intuit Podcast

✨ Soft rebellion for the consciously curious ✨ When host Ravyn Robinson-Barco was navigating her own spiritual awakening journey, she found herself starving for a true companion on the path. While digital mentors were helpful, she desperately needed to get face-to-face with professionals who understood esoteric anatomy, the messy stages of awakening, and how to actually recognize and change deep patterns. That is why she created The Tap Intuit Podcast. This show is a soft harbor for anyone navigating massive life transitions, shifting energy, or the uncomfortable seasons of personal growth. Each week, Ravyn goes beyond the credentials and into the calling. Sitting down with professionals across disciplines who are operating in their absolute area of genius and, most importantly, in deep integrity, she asks the raw questions most people are too polished to ask: What broke you open? What did the work teach you that you can't unlearn? What do you wish every person walking through your door already knew? This is not a highlight reel. It is the real story behind the practice and the human behind the gift. If you have ever felt the pull toward something deeper but could not name it yet, this show offers the face-to-face wisdom, real storytelling, and expert guidance you need to navigate turbulent energy. Welcome to the companion you have been looking for. Tune in to Tap Intuit.

Publisher

Tap Intuit

Category

education · health & fitness · religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

18 Oct 2025

Latest episode

11 Aug 2026

Latest episodes

46 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   11 Aug 2026

   Alex Doran on the 5-Week Rule

   "I don't want you to need me by the time our work is done." It is a strange thing for a business owner to say out loud. Alex Doran says it anyway, and then she builds her practice around it. Alex is a professional tarot reader and medium who never left her tech career, and she is finished being asked to pick a lane. She also will not see a client sooner than five weeks, even when that client is in deep turmoil, especially when that client is in deep turmoil. The rule came out of her own awakening, when she handed her power to the professionals holding her and did not notice it leaving. She got lucky. She knows not everyone does. What follows is a conversation about the ethics of holding space without holding someone in place. Alex talks about the clients who show up with a list of questions and the ones who simply ragdoll into the room, and why the second group is not doing it wrong. She talks about the card as a container rather than an authority, and what you notice about it once you set the book down. She talks about the dopamine loop of the next class and the next reader, and everything that gets skipped in the drive between them. Then it widens. Boundaries that shifted over four years and grieved the people they cost her. Breaking up with clients, which she insists on calling graduation. Serena Williams, a Walmart parking spot, and the argument that the magic was in the mundane the entire time. If you have ever been told to choose between the spiritual and the professional, this one is for you. CONNECT WITH ALEX DORAN: Website: https://alex-doran.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alex__doran/ FOLLOW TAP INTUIT: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tapintuitpodcast TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tapintuitpodcast1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TapIntuitPodcast Tap Intuit is a soft rebellion for the consciously curious.

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   11 Aug 2026

   Mastering Two Voices: Molly Atkins, The Sound Maven

   How Sound Maven Molly Atkins expanded beyond classical vocal training, moved to rural Japan, and proved the human throat can master two opposing musical worlds.

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   8 Aug 2026

   Reclaiming Desire, Somatic Intimacy & Lover Earth | Jessica Langley | Versicolor Coaching

   <p>Jessica Langley spent the early part of her creative career deeply immersed in conceptual art, earning her MFA and receiving a Fulbright fellowship right out of grad school. From researching energy, landscape, and folklore in Iceland to creating her Hymenophore exhibition at UCCS, her art explored the space between human impact and the natural world. While her early career produced a significant body of work, Jessica shares that it was largely heady and driven by intellectual concepts rather than physical embodiment.</p> <p>In this episode of The Tap Intuit Podcast, host Ravyn Robinson-Barco sits down with Jessica, a Certified Somatica® Sex and Relationship Coach, somatic sexologist, and multimedia artist, to explore her transition from conceptual art to somatic bodywork. Jessica unpacks the cultural obligations placed on women to take care of other people's desire, offering a practical framework for witnessing and receiving attention without feeling responsible for it. She also redefines consent beyond binary rules or superficial yeses, framing it as an ongoing, somatic dialogue between two nervous systems that accounts for power dynamics and capacity.</p> <p>Their conversation traces Jessica's relationship with fungi, from her initial spark carving artist conks in the Adirondacks to foraging in Central Park with mycology legend Gary Lincoff. They discuss how trauma induced hypervigilance can be harnessed into an intuitive skill for somatic attunement, as well as Jessica's upcoming Mycosexual mini retreat at the Telluride Mushroom Festival, where participants explore nature through the lens of Lover Earth rather than Mother Earth. Jessica also shares how her coaching practice acts as a relational laboratory to help individuals, couples, and non traditional relationship dynamics navigate boundaries, platonic touch, and long term intimacy ruptures.</p> <p>This episode offers a grounded exploration of unlearning societal expectations, discovering genuine bodily safety, and building deeper connections with both human and ecological intimacy.</p> <p><strong>TOPICS EXPLORED</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>From Heady Art to Embodied Somatics:</strong> Moving from conceptual art and international research to somatic coaching, unlearning patriarchal conditioning by reconnecting with our physical, animal selves.</li> <li><strong>Uncoupling Desire from Responsibility:</strong> How women can practice receiving desire while maintaining firm boundaries, releasing the obligation to manage or care for others' feelings.</li> <li><strong>Consent as a Non Binary Process:</strong> Moving beyond simple yes or no answers to understand consent through nervous system attunement, power dynamics, and felt physical readiness.</li> <li><strong>The Mycosexual Experience and Lover Earth:</strong> Jessica's journey into mycology, from Adirondack traditions to leading workshops at the Telluride Mushroom Festival that engage nature sensually as Lover Earth.</li> <li><strong>The Relational Laboratory and Cuddle Puddles:</strong> Using 1:1 coaching, couples work, and platonic touch events to heal intimacy ruptures, establish physical safety, and practice clear boundary setting.</li> </ul> <p><strong>ABOUT JESSICA LANGLEY</strong></p> <p>Jessica Langley (she/they) is a Certified Somatica® Sex and Relationship Coach (CSC), somatic sexologist, and multimedia artist based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She holds an MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University and was a recipient of the J. William Fulbright Scholarship. Her work sits at the intersection of somatic practice, intimacy, mycology, and fine art.</p> <p>Through her practice, Versicolor Coaching, and experiential workshops, Jessica integr

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