Wildly Liberating is a podcast for anyone curious about the mystical.
Each episode explores spiritual and intuitive topics with curiosity, humour, and zero judgment. We dive into the ideas people wonder about but rarely say out loud, blending real talk with open-minded exploration. If you want grounded, relatable conversations about the unseen, you’re in the right place.
Let’s make the woo a little less weird.
Woo Women with Charlotte, Rites of Passage and Thresholds
What if puberty was marked, not just survived?
This week we begin a new series of conversations, Woo Women, where we sit down with women who walk in this world in their own way. Our very first guest is Charlotte.
Charlotte is Belgian and moved to the UK ten years ago as a veterinary surgeon. Motherhood became her initiation, and it led her to Rites for Girls, where she trained as a Girls’ Net mentor and a Girls Journeying Together facilitator. She has been running girls’ groups and women’s circles ever since, and she has recently begun offering ceremonial space holding for women who want more ritual in their lives.
Together we talk about:
The coming-of-age rite of passage, and why marking puberty matters so much
Why so many mental health struggles are first seeded in these years, and what girls need from the women who have walked it before them
Thresholds in a woman’s life, and what changes when we mark them with people and ceremony instead of rushing past alone
Bringing back the “village feel” that so many of us are missing
When women gather, the magic happens all by itself. We remember something that was never lost, only forgotten.
Links and resources
Rites for Girls: ritesforgirls.com
Girls Journeying Together, a year of monthly in-person support for preteen girls
Girls’ Net, six weeks of online support for girls aged 8 to 18
Charlotte: @sarrecharlotte @_spiral.in_
8 Oct 2026
Talking about Death
This is the one conversation most of us are still too afraid to have. Today, we're having it.
In this episode we talk openly and honestly about death — the silence around it, the way we shield our children from it, and the way we arrive at the deaths of the people we love completely unprepared, not knowing what they wanted, not knowing how to be with them, not knowing how to grieve.
We share our own stories. Kerry talks about losing her mum, Beccy talks about losing her dad and her best friend — and what those losses left behind in their bodies, their hearts, and their unanswered questions.
We also talk about what we can actually do differently. Death doulas, your legal rights around death in the UK, the lost tradition of keeping loved ones at home, and the ancient practice of keening — the outward, bodily grief that women were once celebrated for, and then silenced for.
And we ask the question most of us never ask ourselves: how do you actually want to die?
This episode is tender, honest and unafraid. We hope it opens something.
Kerry and Beccy
End of Life Doula UK
Website: eol-doula.uk
Phone: 0113 733 9100
Email: operations@eol-doula.uk (mailto:operations@eol-doula.uk)
Cruse Bereavement Support
Website: cruse.org.uk
Free helpline: 0808 808 1677
Helpline hours: Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri 9.30am–5pm · Tue 1pm–8pm
Email: helpline@cruse.org.uk (mailto:helpline@cruse.org.uk)
For children and young people specifically: hopeagain.org.uk
11 Sept 2026
The Still Point
We’re back!
In this first episode of the new season of Wildly Liberating, we’re catching up after the summer and exploring something we’ve both been noticing in our own lives: the still point.
That place within us that can remain present and connected to ourselves, even when everything around us is moving.
Because life gets busy. We get triggered. We react, think, plan, worry and try to work things out.
But what if there’s another place underneath all of that?
A quieter place that isn’t trying to fix, change or understand what’s happening.
We talk about the difference between stillness and simply being stuck, what it means to allow life to unfold without slipping into passivity, and whether the still point is something energetic, nervous-system related, consciousness, presence… or perhaps all of these things at once.
And, importantly, we bring it back to real life.
How do we find those moments of stillness when life is anything but still?
What genuinely brings us back to ourselves?
And how do we stop treating time with ourselves as something we have to earn?
Perhaps the still point isn't somewhere we have to get to.
Perhaps it’s something we can return to.
Again and again.
Right in the middle of our ordinary lives.
In this episode we explore:
• The still point and what we actually mean by it
• Presence, consciousness and the nervous system
• The difference between allowing and waiting
• What happens when we stop trying to make something happen
• Finding moments of stillness in everyday life
• The things that genuinely bring us back to ourselves
• Why we don’t need life to be quiet before we can become still
• And the simple practice of remembering that we can always return
We also share a little about what’s coming next for us, including Kindred, our new series of gatherings beginning with The Weaver on 10 October.
So wherever you are when you listen, take a moment.
Notice your body.
Notice your breath.
Notice what’s holding you.
And perhaps, underneath everything that is moving, notice what is still.
This is Wildly Liberating — making the woo a little less weird.
Hosted by Kerry & Beccy
And if you are interested in our NEW in person offering here are all the details:
KINDRED
https://www.wildways.org.uk/events/gfs5bl2o2o1fqtl1spgcfbny3pxelf
Kerry @thisliberatinglife
Beccy @wild.ways.woman
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