The Positive Head Podcast

Derek and Brandon continue to dive deeper into master creative principles of the Universe, like the laws of Emergence, Abundance and Circulation, which Derek also explores in his own podcast and new book. He finds profoundly creative yet simple words to help as many people as possible to put into practice these powerful principles in their own lives. Positive Head listeners also get a freebie from...

Erica shares an excerpt from a book near and dear to the Positive Head family, "Return of the Bird Tribes" by Ken Carey—sharing a bit of background on the book, the introduction and the first couple of chapters from its beautifully evocative & poetic narrative.

Erica and Charis circle back around to some sensitive topics that flared up recently in the podcast—race and gender, inclusivity and equality—and Erica apologizes for any misconstrued intentions that her talk from ep. 628 might have caused, while she and Charis relish the opportunity to help heal this topic by talking about it, directly and honestly but with love and understanding.

Alexa brings on April and Melissa for a "double whammy" follow-up to their on-air readings with Colby Rebel in 2017. Their stories of loss and healing are touching and beautiful, and their appreciation for the podcast and the community around it is palpable in their interviews. April's Thriving Through Grief Facebook Group Erinspirational Coach Melissa's Artwork Melissa's Vice Article About Her Da...

Erica and Nixie talk relationships, contrasting their own experiences with what they see in the field and hear from listeners of the show, concerning common pitfalls in both our relationship to any partners we may have, as well as the primary relationship we all know, that which we have with ourselves.

Author and Law of Emergence expert Derek Rydall appears for the second time on the show to share his amazing insights, clever wordplay and practical solutions for realizing our fullest potential in the first of two new interviews. This time he talks Abundance, the theme of his new book and a natural extension of his life's work.

Erica and Charis bring their feminine voices, heart, wisdom and common sense to the show and answer a range of queries from the audience, from romantic relationships to career and livelihood matters and questions about spirit messages, karma and free will.

Erica subs for Brandon this week while he is away, and offers her invaluable knowledge on health and medicine, as she is uniquely qualified due to her background and experience as a naturopathic physician. She shares a clip by Caroline Myss, quotes by Dolores Cannon and her own insight on the true nature of health and illnesses.

Alexa welcomes another listener and supporter of Positive Head onto the show; this week it's Marisa Bramwell, and intuitive and writer as well as a journalist with an extensive career in television. In this episode she tells Alexa how she went from television to comedy writing, and how her empathic and spiritual side figured into her journey thus far (You can find Marisa online at instagram.com/ma...

Brandon reads from and comments on Chapter 21 of "Oneness", which expounds on the ascension process specifically from the perspectives of attaining true freedom from attachment, how we undermine our own best intentions vibrationally, and integrating parallel aspects of ourselves into our composite identity.

JP Sears is an emotional healing coach, author, popular YouTuber, ginger and student of life, and in this episode he tells Brandon how he got started making funny videos, how he thinks and feels spirituality and humor are related, and talks about his books and his professional practice.

Brandon answers a question from a listener who just went through a painful betrayal in their relationship, and delves further into the nature of our human interactions with the awareness that, especially in romantic relationships, we often seem to do things "to" others but everything always happens "for" us, it's ultimately not personal and it's for our growth and evolution.

Brandon references the escalating amount of synchronicity and recent developments in his personal life, and tries to help us all attain a bird's eye perspective on our lives by calling us to appreciate the small moments and the bigger picture, instead of getting caught up in perpetual nostalgia and anticipation.

Alexa comes back to host the second episode in this new series, this week she speaks with Cecilia McDowell, an artist, photographer, Reiki master and the creative mind behind a new healing modality named the the Cyanotype Crystal Grid (To connect with Cecilia and follow her work or purchase her Cyanotype print work, check out the following: create@alchimaera.com , instagram.com/accidentalalchemist...

Brandon once again finds the perfect chapter of "Oneness" to share with the Positive Head audience; this week it's Chapter 32 which offers an in-depth analysis of humanity's interpersonal, karmically expansive "experiential mirroring", which he refers to in this and many episodes as our collectively being "extensions of one another."

Michelle Chalfant is a holistic therapist, author, fellow truth-seeker and host of the "Adult Chair Podcast". In this episode she talks about her concept of the "adult chair" as opposed to other chairs we sit on at different stages of our lives, and she touches upon other valuable insights of hers like the true nature of anxiety and depression, among others.

Brandon and Chris Jackson answer a listener's question about pride versus humility and they chat about "separation consciousness" as well as learning to recognize one's own potential and fulfilling it, which false modesty can potentially prevent.

Brandon talks about love and relationships, referencing a recent disappointment with an ex-partner as well as his recent streak of loving, heart-chakra-aligned experiences and how he brought this to bear on his recent encounter.

Alexa has been a contributor to Positive Head for over a year, and in this new ongoing series she talks to listeners who have been positively impacted by the podcast and share their stories in the hopes that even more listeners can relate and find community. This week she talks to Alex, who went from troubled youth to starting a new life as a yoga teacher.

John "Halcyon" Styn is a pink-haired, pink-heart and pink-frequency-resonant, thoroughly entertaining and unique individual who aims to help others reach their happiness potential in life. In his first proper interview with Brandon, hear him talk about his background, his history with HugNation & Burning Man, and his very effective, honest ways of putting spirituality into practice.

Continuing their conversational answer from the last daily episode, Brandon and Chris talk about the main complementary or opposing polarities of the universe, material consciousness and etheric ideals, and how they can integrate to produce ever-grander expressions of creativity, or devolve into fragmented and limiting belief systems.

Brandon invites back Chris Jackson of Grateful Generation onto the show, and together they address a heartfelt personal message/question sent in by a listener. Chris expounded at length and his answer was split into two parts; in this first half he offers fascinating insights into etymology, universal archetypes and a holistic way to look at male-female polarities.

Due to upcoming changes to the show format, Brandon once again reads a chapter from "Oneness" and comments on it, this time sharing Chapter 20 which talks about how this reality is not as consensual as we all imagine, and how we must all become our own individual and independent frames of reference, in order to consciously create our own reality and orchestrate the way the world responds to us.

Brandon reads from the book "Oneness" or as he calls it, the "handbook for ascension"—an older volume of channeled material that still bears great relevance today. The theme of this week's chapter is the examination of the underlying reasons for interpersonal and global conflict, and how to achieve resolution without compromise—a message that may seem counter-intuitive to many.

Brandon replies to a message from a listener who characterized themselves as "broken hearted" and, in a loose continuation of the last daily episode's theme, delves into the nature of loneliness and solitude and reminds us that there is great spiritual power within the latter. He also shares an insightful clip on this from the incomparable Eckhart Tolle.