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Wholehearted Loving

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by Georgianna Lee + Stephanie Hunter

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A conscious relationship podcast for growth-oriented people who've "done the work" but are frustrated their lives haven't really changed. Georgianna brings the pompoms, Steph brings the blowtorch, and together they take on the funny, messy, uncomfortable work of being human — with real stories, body-based tools, and the radically honest takes that most personal growth content avoids. This isn't just more insight, it's the embodied how-to that all your inner work has been pointing towards. 🎙️ Twice a month on YouTube and everywhere you get your podcasts

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July 8, 2026

Slow Dating Ep01: Knowing Yourself & Your Body's Signals | #163

The Slow Dating season premiere! Where you learn how to get off the apps and go deep in real life — with yourself and one good match. It all starts with you, and your body’s signals. Before a first swipe, a first date, or a text back — and definitely before you wake up ten years in, wondering how you got there — your body is already sending you signals. The problem is that most of us were taught to override them. Today, you’ll learn how to get them back and put them into practice. This episode is about building self-fluency: feeling a yes, a no, and an I-don’t-know in your body, along with the more nuanced “yes — and I’m scared.” In a world where we grew up being taught to sit still when we want to move and to pretend we're fine when we're not, it’s no wonder we carry that skill of overriding our bodies’ signals into every date and relationship. But if you want to be able to read a date and know who’s a good fit for you, you’re going to have to discover how to read yourself first. We’ll teach you what to look for and how to practice in low-stakes environments (like your sock drawer?) so you have the skills and self-know-how to reach for when the stakes are high on dates and in relationships. What we cover:✓ Why reading your own signals comes before reading anyone else's✓ The difference between a true no and a habitual run for the exit✓ How a cluster of small yeses can add up to a whole-body no✓ What "I don't know" feels like — and how to tell it from danger✓ The fourth signal most people can't process: yes, and I'm also scared✓ Why you'll forget all this on the date — and why noticing later is still a win✓ Low-stakes ways to practice and grow these skills in real life This season includes topics that run through everything you need to know to date and pace well, all the way to long-term partnership that feels aligned and on-purpose, and every episode hands you a practice to help you get there in real life. Follow along and get notified as episodes drop at <a href="https://www.wholeheartedloving.com/slowdating" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">wholeheartedloving.com/slowdating</a> Resources Mentioned:<ul><li><a href="https://www.wholeheartedloving.com/somatic-sessions">Somatic Integration Sessions</a> — twice-monthly live body-based practice</li><li><a href="https://www.wholeheartedloving.com/crt" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Conscious Relationship Training</a> — live online twice a year</li></ul> Wholehearted Loving is a conscious relationship podcast with live practice groups hosted by Georgianna and Steph. Learn more at <a href="https://www.wholeheartedloving.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">wholeheartedloving.com</a>.

June 19, 2026

Conscious Relationship Check: Are You in a Bad Relationship? | Ep162

This conscious relationship episode asks a confronting question: are you in a bad relationship? To see a relationship clearly, you need to do the shadow work that most of us skip entirely. In this episode, Georgianna and Steph get into two questions that help you tell whether your relationship is actually toxic or misaligned, or if you’re in a healthy relationship that you’re just not fully inhabiting yet. Most of us spend our energy tracking the other person — their actions, their words, their patterns — while largely missing our own part of the dance. The episode covers what it looks like to own what you genuinely want and need in a partner (not just what “sounds reasonable”), how your patterns of protection can make you dismiss something good or cling to something wrong, and the real test for a partner: not that they're already skilled at emotional depth and self-expression, but that they demonstrate a consistent willingness to try. Georgianna and Steph share their own stories about relationships where they couldn't see clearly, and they walk you through a body-based practice for tuning into both sides of your relationship: the things you love, the things that are hard — and what you personally contribute to each. What you'll learn:<ul><li>Why you can't assess a relationship clearly when your attachment patterns are running the show</li><li>The two streams of self-inquiry: what you want, and what's your part in the dance</li><li>How eagerness for a relationship to "be the thing" can make you ignore what you already know</li><li>The difference between wanting a partner who can do conflict and wanting them to be a perfect fit</li><li>What willingness looks like — and why it matters more than capacity</li><li>A body-based practice for owning both the light and shadow sides of your relationship</li><li>Why performing happiness is the thing that keeps you from a relationship that's actually aligned</li></ul>Resources Mentioned:<ul><li><a href="https://www.wholeheartedloving.com/somatic-sessions">Somatic Integration Sessions</a> — twice-monthly live body-based practice</li><li><a href="https://www.wholeheartedloving.com/crt">Conscious Relationship Training</a> — 10-week live cohort, twice yearly; fall cohort doors open soon</li><li><a href="https://www.wholeheartedloving.com/toolkit">The Self-Compassionate Body-Based Toolkit</a> — self-paced practice library</li></ul>

June 4, 2026

Self-Regulation is Not Readiness: Preparing for Hard Conversations | Ep161

Self-regulation is the skill underneath every hard conversation — but most of us confuse calming down with being ready to really communicate. They're not the same, and the gap is why the same argument keeps circling back, round after round, with both people feeling unheard. Georgianna and Steph separate self-regulation from real readiness: the conscious relationship skill of staying steady when the other person sighs, pushes back, or goes quiet. The most-skipped part of readiness is holding some curiosity and care for the other person while you're still hurt. Georgianna walks through a hindsight practice — done on your own, or with someone you trust — for moving trapped fight-or-flight energy, naming what you actually feel and need, and getting curious about what the other person might be carrying. This is emotional integration work that's important to practice before the stakes are high. What you'll learn:<ul><li>Why feeling calmer after a fight isn't the same as being ready to talk</li><li>The eye-roll test for whether you're actually ready</li><li>What self-regulation really involves in the moment, beyond "I'm fine"</li><li>The piece most people skip: curiosity for the other person, not just yourself</li><li>A practice for moving stuck fight-or-flight energy before you talk</li><li>The "detective" move that builds curiosity when you're still shut down</li><li>Why readiness is something you track all the way through, not a one-time arrival</li></ul>Readiness isn't something you summon in the heat of the moment, you build it beforehand. This means slowing-down — which is exactly what the show turns to next: Our first season, Slow Dating, launches July 8, with conversations that reach far beyond dating and apply in every area of choice-making in your life. Resources Mentioned:<ul><li><a href="https://www.wholeheartedloving.com/somatic-sessions">Somatic Integration Sessions</a> — twice-monthly live body-based practice</li><li><a href="https://www.wholeheartedloving.com/crt">Conscious Relationship Training</a> — 10-week live cohort, twice yearly; fall cohort doors open soon</li><li><a href="https://www.wholeheartedloving.com/toolkit">The Self-Compassionate Body-Based Toolkit</a> — self-paced practice library</li></ul>

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What is Wholehearted Loving?: A conscious relationship podcast for growth-oriented people who've "done the work" but are frustrated their lives haven't really changed. Georgianna brings the pompoms, Steph brings the blowtorch, and together they take on the funny, messy, uncomfortable work of being human — with real stories, body-based tools, and the radically honest takes that most personal growth content avoids. This isn't just more insight, it's the embodied how-to that all your inner work has been pointing towards.

🎙️ Twice a month on YouTube and everywhere you get your podcasts
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 9 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Information about guest appearances is not available.

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