The Call to Harmony

About The Call to Harmony

Exploring the call to inner harmony and oneness with self, others, and the divine. This is the timeless call to find heaven on earth. Hosts Savannah Haas and Tucker Boyle share stories that illuminate the inner journey to transformation and fulfillment, showing the path to inner peace amid even the most difficult circumstances.

Publisher

Tucker Boyle

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

17 Jan 2025

Latest episode

19 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

55 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   19 Oct 2026

   I Am Already Whole - Clearing spiritual clutter with Cath Laing

   In this episode, Stan and Tucker sit down with Cath Laing, a lawyer turned focusing trainer. Cath once went from house to house helping friends clear out closets and garages. Over time she realized the heaviest clutter wasn’t in anyone’s home. It was the false beliefs people carry about never doing enough, never being enough, and what God expects of them. Cath shares her own journey from a life driven by achievement, duty, and guilt to one guided by a felt sense of being loved. She describes the image that captured the difference for her, two kerosene lamps: one smokey from burning too high, the other clear and bright when it’s trimmed and fed by the Spirit. Along the way, she explains why she believes the body is one of the main ways inner wisdom speaks to us, and how paying attention to physical sensation can help us tell the difference between a shaming voice and the divine within. Cath shares her experience with Integral Polarity Practice (IPP), a body-based meditation practice developed by John Kesler. IPP helps you sense qualities like rest, calm, and trust from the inside rather than just thinking about them. At the end of the episode, Cath leads a short guided “still point” so you can try it yourself. What might be waiting underneath the clutter? Perhaps the thing you were looking for all along: you are already whole. To learn more about IPP, visit theippinstitute.com. ------------------------------------------------------------ Information on Harmony Road Retreats can be found at: https://www.harmonyroadretreats.com/ (https://www.harmonyroadretreats.com/) At Harmony Road Retreats, we know the difficulty of faith journeys. They can shake our relationships, our sense of community, and our sense of hope in the future. We also know how valuable it is to have a safe space where you can explore your experience. We seek to create an atmosphere where both those who do and those who don’t participate in religion will find relevance, emotional safety, and peace. When we find harmony inside of us, we tap into wisdom and guidance that will help us navigate life’s most challenging situations, enabling us to make confident decisions from a place of peace.

2. 

   2 Sept 2026

   What If It's Just This? - Mamie Payne on finding the wholeness that was never missing

   In this episode, Stan and Tucker sit down with Mamie Payne — therapist, mother of five, eighth-generation Texan now living on Vancouver Island — for a conversation about the inner world and what it costs to distrust it. Mamie traces a thread back to childhood: a moment when something in her flared up in disagreement with a person she loved and respected, and she found herself, without any language for it, standing somewhere she hadn't chosen to stand. That inner knowing became her compass. It also became the thing she held in shadow for decades, convinced that her disagreement was evidence of something wrong in her. She reads from a journal she kept twenty years ago and describes the years spent trying to close a gap she now believes was never there — praying harder, repenting more, waiting for a joy that kept not arriving. What eventually shifted wasn't more effort. It was permission to stop: to take her foot off the gas and discover that grace wasn't waiting on the other side of her improvement. There's also the honest part: what this looks like on a Tuesday, with five kids and a house that needs cleaning. Mamie doesn't pretend it's tidy. If you've ever suspected you have to earn your way back to your own wholeness, this one is for you.

3. 

   15 Aug 2026

   Transforming Your Relationship With Pain: The counterintuitive move that changes everything

   In this episode, Stan and Tucker sit down together with a listener's question: when a hard feeling shows up in the body and I slow my breathing to steady myself, am I doing the work — or just avoiding it politely? And what if the feeling is bigger than I can hold? The move they're after is the one most of us spend our lives avoiding: going toward discomfort instead of away. That means paying attention to the physical sensations that come with emotion — the pit in the stomach, the tight shoulders — and staying with them long enough that they can move through rather than settle in. Along the way, Rumi's image of the heart as a guest house where every feeling arrives as a visitor worth receiving, and Bruce Tift's distinction between the pain life hands us and the extra suffering we create by bracing against it. Both hosts are clear that this isn't quick or easy, and that you get to move at your own pace. But something waits on the other side that doesn't seem to arrive any other way. The relief you're looking for may not be past the feeling — it may be in how you meet it.

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5.0 / 5

13 ratings

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4.7 / 5

3 ratings

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