SoulTech With Cynthia

Menopause talk usually gets flattened into jokes or a single symptom, and that shortcut hurts women, partners, and entire workplaces. We sit down with wellness expert Sarah Sarkoff Green to get specific about what perimenopause and menopause can actually look like, why so many Gen X women feel blindsided, and how better education changes everything from empathy at home to culture at work. Sarah al...

Pain can be terrifying because it feels so concrete, so physical, so final. But what happens when the real driver isn’t just “wear and tear,” and the most powerful lever is actually your nervous system and the story your brain has learned to tell? We’re joined by Dr. Michelle Weiner, an integrative pain management physician and founder of Neuropain Health, to break down why chronic pain is differe...

AI isn’t just changing what we do, it’s changing what we are. We zoom out from the daily headlines and map the near future: physical AI that moves from your pocket into your body, beauty tech that makes self-curation almost limitless, and the uncomfortable reality that constant assistance can slide into real dependence. I also share why I believe we’ll eventually see support systems that look a lo...

Enjoy the official trailer for the edgy and inspiring conscious living podcast SoulTech with Cynthia, with witty, wise, and deliciously sarcastic host Cynthia L Elliott.  Before the machines define us, one woman is teaching humanity to harness the only technology that guarantees our flourishing: SoulTech.  The 3x best-selling author, inspirational speaker, and cultural futurist is the founder of t...

Discover the hidden connections linking the deaths of Marilyn Monroe, Dorothy Kilgallen, JFK, and RFK with investigative author Mark Shaw, the guest behind our most-listened episode of all time. Mark Shaw, former criminal defense attorney and author of more than 30 books (including the bestselling The Reporter Who Knew Too Much), has spent decades challenging official narratives around some of Ame...

The internet promised infinite information, but what we actually got is infinite stimulation. We feel it every time we open a news site packed with pop-ups, every time a headline tries to bait a reflex, and every time an algorithm decides outrage is more profitable than accuracy. So what does “staying informed” look like when the feed is built to provoke you? We sit down with Kira Shishkin, founde...

The world can feel like it’s speeding up while your nervous system is begging for a pause. Cynthia sits down with Australian spiritual teacher and author Alura Hallowell to talk about what many people have felt since the closures: a global awakening that’s lifting veils, surfacing hard truths, and triggering real fear and frustration. We don’t sugarcoat the chaos, but we also refuse to hand it the...

AI is moving so fast that it’s easy to feel split in two: part of us is thrilled by the creative possibilities, and part of us is uneasy about who ends up holding the power. I sit down with Christian Ray Flores, personal brand strategist (and former pop star with a wild global backstory), to wrestle with that tension honestly. We start with the Pope’s warning about AI and the fear that a few compa...

Join me as I sit down with the trailblazing food tech visionary and CEO of Nourished, Melissa Snover, for an eye-opening conversation that will revolutionize your understanding of nutrition. We dissect the alarming health consequences of the American diet, dominated by ultra-processed foods, and contrast it with the fresher approach taken across Europe. Uncover the truth behind the deceptive conve...

Eric Malka, the inventive mind behind The Art of Shaving, joins us to unravel the synergy between entrepreneurship and wellness. From his audacious journey to New York City at 17 with just $100, Eric shares not just his story but invaluable strategies for navigating today’s entrepreneurial maze. We explore his "crawl, walk, run, and fly" philosophy, emphasizing patience and the art of st...

Some experiences don’t just change your mind. They change your sense of who you are. Cynthia sits down with Masati to talk about near-death experiences (NDEs) and why those moments can reveal something most of us spend a lifetime forgetting: our identity is not the same thing as our conditioning. We dig into what happens when you build a life on the external, money, status, beauty, likes, applause...

The most dangerous part of the manosphere isn’t just the rage bait, it’s how easily it replaces real guidance for men who are hurting. Cynthia sits down with Troy Alexander for a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation about men’s mental health, emotional wellness, and the ego-driven culture that keeps too many guys performing instead of healing. We talk about why “Inside the Manosphere” hit a nerve...

AI can generate a clean, “correct” story in seconds, but most of it is strangely easy to forget. That’s the tension we sit with today: more content than ever, and less of it that feels real. I’m joined by eight-time author and storytelling expert Gabrielle Dolan to talk about storytelling in the age of AI and why authenticity, emotion, and human energy are now the differentiator for leaders, creat...

Anthropic pushes back on Pentagon disclosures and suddenly gets labeled a “supply chain risk” and that whiplash raises a bigger question than any single contract: who controls frontier AI when national security, surveillance fears, and corporate incentives collide? We sit down with Eugenia Jordan, founder of U Unified AI and a technologist with deep experience, to unpack what really matters beneat...

A rising number of Americans are choosing not to marry or have kids—and the reasons are not mysterious. I connect the dots between corporate greed, stagnant wages, unaffordable childcare and healthcare, and a culture that too often treats women and children as expendable. From lived trauma to public failures of accountability, I make the case that when institutions ignore violence and reward profi...

Burnout doesn’t start with your calendar. It starts with inflammation. We sat down with Dr. Shivani Gupta to unpack a clearer path to energy and focus using Ayurveda’s elemental design—an approach that swaps one-size-fits-all advice for personalized daily rhythms that actually fit your life. Dr. Gupta breaks down the three elemental types: Vata (air/ether), Pitta (fire/water), and Kapha (earth/wat...

Special guest co-host, podcast star Billy Dees . Politics shouldn’t feel like picking a jersey. We take the gloves off groupthink and dig into what Trump 2.0 has actually changed—where the policies hit, where they help, and where they hurt. From tariffs that brought in cash and recalibrated leverage to the real costs for small importers and tech supply chains, we unpack the trade math without hidi...

If the last year felt fast, 2026 arrives like a tidal surge. We pull the lens wide to forecast what’s coming—and what to do about it—from AI-driven job losses and home robots to medical breakthroughs, energy leaps, and a space race with real geopolitical stakes. The throughline is human: how to keep your purpose steady while the ground keeps shifting. We talk plainly about work and wealth, predict...

What if your first brush with higher consciousness came through a schoolyard fight and a meditation-forward martial art? We sit down with Daoist Healer and TaiChi Master Sifu Boggie to trace a life shaped by Taoist wisdom, close protection work, healing arts, and the simple commitment to help people remember what they already know. From childhood visions to Qigong and Neigong, his story is a groun...

When was the last time you completely dismantled your identity and rebuilt it from scratch? In this soul-stirring conversation, spiritual coach and shamanic practitioner Kelly Sparta takes us on her extraordinary journey from conventional success to spiritual awakening. From her earliest days, Kelly was immersed in metaphysical teachings thanks to a mother who recognized her daughter's psychi...

The untold story of American agriculture unfolds in this eye-opening conversation with Shelby Watson Hampton, a fourth-generation farmer, winemaker, and advocate for rural women. Did you know just 2% of Americans feed our entire nation? Or that women now make up 36% of all farmers—a number that continues to rise with each agricultural census? From her family farm in Maryland, where she balances ru...

Two extraordinary spiritual guides unveil the secrets of universal energy laws in this mind-expanding conversation. C. Shadow Fox and Lee Two Hawks, known for their wisdom on social media platforms, bring decades of spiritual insight as they share their remarkable journeys through near-death experiences that fundamentally transformed their understanding of reality. The conversation takes a fascina...

Chad Michael Hardy shares his transformational journey from being raised in a six-generation Mormon family to discovering his authentic self and creating a life of alignment and abundance. • Growing up Mormon with ancestors who helped establish the church in the 1800s • Confronting his identity as a gay man in his mid-20s and breaking free from religious expectations • Identifying and dismantling...

Nancy and Sue from The Caregiver's Journey join Shaman Isis to discuss their mission of supporting dementia family caregivers with practical resources and emotional guidance. • Founded their podcast after experiencing the challenges of caring for spouses with dementia • Created practical resources because caregivers receive little guidance after a dementia diagnosis • Share that caregiving ca...

What if our current mental health crisis stems from something as fundamental as our disconnection from our own nervous systems? In this transformative conversation with yoga master Rod Stryker, we uncover why slowing down might be the most revolutionary act in today's hyperactive world. Rod shares his remarkable 50-year journey from psychology student to Hollywood actor to internationally res...