VIA: Love & Evolution Podcast

About VIA: Love & Evolution Podcast

Welcome to VIA - our cozy little corner of the world. We are Katrina Bean and Sarah Morgando, two curious, loving and open-minded individuals who speak honestly about what it means to be human. What began as a meet up for dinner to reconnect after 20+ years and both experiencing sibling loss, has transformed into the creation of something bigger. We discovered the healing benefits of deep, authentic conversations; becoming more aware of the conditions that raised us (and the mistakes we made along the way!). Our meet-ups have always been our safe space. Now, we open our judgement-free zone to share with YOU. Through authentic exchanges around awareness and self-development, we bring a humanitarian light to the key aspects of change, cycles and personal growth. Our Podcast features impactful guest stories and raw conversation. We celebrate differences, favor the bold, and show up with curiosity in a divisive world. We dare ourselves to exist fully and openly; to learn a deeper truth about the world by understanding all who live in it. We desire to end stigmas, lessen fears and empower others to live authentically and inclusively. Listen in to lower your cortisol levels and experience community healing in our modern world.

Publisher

Katrina Bean & Sarah Morgando

Category

education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

12 Feb 2025

Latest episode

10 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

68 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   10 Sept 2026

   The Stories We Carry: A Conversation with Master Astrologer Moon Rabbit

   What happens when we look at the moment of someone’s death through the lens of astrology? This week on VIA Love & Evolution, Sarah & Katrina are joined by master astrologer Moon Zlotnick, whose decades-long relationship with astrology took an unexpected turn after the death of her identical twin sister, Lou Ann. From that devastating loss came a new practice: death charts — an astrological chart cast for the date, place, and time of someone’s death. What began as Moon’s own attempt to make sense of losing her twin eventually became a powerful tool she began using with clients navigating grief and loss. Moon is also the author of Death Charts: An Astrological Tool for the Bereaved, where she shares the practice itself alongside stories and case studies from her work. We were absolutely captivated by Moon, her wisdom, her warmth, her depth, and her willingness to explore one of the most mysterious and difficult parts of being human. Moon, Sarah, and Katrina discover an unexpected thread running between them: sibling loss. Together, they share stories, compare experiences, and their lens of their own siblings who've passed. What follows is a fascinating conversation about the ways our individual stories can intersect and how the stars can sometimes seem to mirror what we already know in our bones. Moon also shares stories from her work with clients, illustrating the uncanny ways a death chart can reflect the circumstances, emotions, relationships, and experiences surrounding a person’s passing. This isn't a conversation about predicting death. It's a conversation about meaning, grief, love, connection, and the possibility that there is more written into the moments that change us forever.

2. 

   28 Aug 2026

   Oops I'm Triggered Again

   Episode 67 of Via Love and Evolution picks up where we left off. After Katrina’s very real, triggered rant in Episode 66, she comes back to the conversation with something important to say.... remember that ranting, triggered part? That's only ONE part of her. Because we are all more than our worst moments. In this episode, Katrina reflects on what it looks like to meet the parts of ourselves that aren't always pretty, polished, or particularly pleasant with curiosity and compassion. The angry parts. The defensive parts. The judgmental parts. The parts that get loud when something hits a nerve. Rather than shame those parts into silence, what happens when we get curious about them? Sarah brings her signature deep-dive questions to the conversation, coaching much like she does her own clients creating space to slow down, look underneath the reaction, and discover what might actually be asking for attention. Katrina shares her recipe for reflection, a surprisingly simple and genuinely powerful practice for moving from reaction toward awareness, understanding, and choice. Together, they explore what becomes possible when we stop making certain parts of ourselves the enemy. When we can acknowledge the unsavory parts without allowing them to define the whole story. When self-awareness becomes less about fixing ourselves and more about getting to know ourselves. This is the practice of having our own backs. Not by pretending we're always evolved, but by learning how to lovingly meet ourselves when we're not.

3. 

   21 Aug 2026

   Triggered

   Episode 66 of Via Love and Evolution is triggering. Turns out Sarah and Katrina have at least one thing they fundamentally disagree about: the joy of running. It starts innocently enough. Sarah shares the dopamine rush of completing Day One of a new running streak and talks about motivation, inspiration, and the satisfaction that can come from simply showing up for yourself. And then Katrina gets triggered. What follows is a very real conversation about the complicated cultural messages wrapped up in motivation, movement, body size, and the relentless pressure placed on people especially people in larger bodies to become thinner, healthier, more disciplined, more motivated, more acceptable. Katrina gets honest about the anger that comes with recognizing how powerless those narratives can make us feel. About wanting more acceptance and genuine community while simultaneously confronting the less comfortable parts of herself that emerge along the way. Because what do we do when we're angry about a system we didn't create? What happens when our idealism collides with reality? How do we advocate for acceptance while also practicing acceptance within ourselves? Together, Sarah and Katrina explore the difference between motivation and pressure, inspiration and shame, self-improvement and self-rejection. They wrestle with the stories we've inherited about worthiness and what it means to pursue change without making our bodies the problem that needs fixing. Katrina ultimately turns toward gratitude not as a way to bypass the anger, but as another way through it. Toward self-acceptance. Toward unconditional love. Toward the ongoing, imperfect practice of becoming more at home in ourselves. Onward!

Who has been a guest on VIA: Love & Evolution Podcast

Names identified in recent episode analyses. Showing up to five guests.

• Dr Karen Nelson
• Rebecca James Alsum
• Karena Hammon
• Carol Belmont
• Sally Davidson

Reach and audience

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

5 ratings

Spotify

4.5 / 5

15 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 23 / 100

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Quality

32

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

32

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