The Radically Loved Podcast

Author Diego “Yung Pueblo” Perez joins Rosie in this episode. They talk about the value of collective healing in global transformation. In a world where self-help and personal healing have become priorities, we have forgotten how to heal collectively. We have become fixated on our political differences. We have lost sight of our shared objective of making the world a better place for everyone. Thi...

This week on Radically Loved, Rosie speaks with Carmen Rita Wong about unraveling her family’s biggest secret in her memoir, Why Didn’t You Tell Me? Your identity is the most critical piece of yourself. You carry it to every place you go and in everything you do. But as children of immigrant parents, having to tie down very different geographical and cultural boundaries makes this pursuit more com...

This week on #WisdomWednesdays, Rosie and Tessa sit down to talk about how your relationships matter in your career. We can’t live our lives completely alone. Wherever we go and whatever we do, we are bound to meet new people. The relationships we build and nurture with these people are important not just in our social lives, but also in our careers. Suit up and show up for them, and you will find...

This week on The Radically Loved Podcast, Sarah Fay shares her experience of being diagnosed with six mental health disorders and finding no relief. The internet has made diagnosing mental illnesses more accessible than ever. You can easily self-diagnose with a 20-item quiz posted on social media platforms. However, that should not be the case. Instead, a proper assessment with a mental health exp...

This week on Radically Loved, Danielle LaPorte once again joins Rosie to talk about how you are naturally loving and connected. With the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it's easy to become blinded and swept away by everything around us. People become split by the divisions and injustices you see in the world each day. Negativity clouds your mind and spreads from person to person like a parasit...

This week on #WisdomWednesdays, Tessa Tovar and Rosie talk about being of service to animals in need. Animals are undoubtedly one of the universe’s greatest gifts in life. But oftentimes, we end up taking the joy they give to the world for granted. When was the last time you stopped to help a stray animal in need? Every single day, we encounter countless opportunities to make a difference in anima...

This week on Radically Loved, Rosie speaks with Christopher Rivas about the lessons from his book, Brown Enough. What does it mean not to be part of the conventional space society has created for us? Where does it leave you if you don’t have a place in this conversation? Unplugging systemic beliefs and beginning self-inquiry takes a massive amount of work. But it’s the first step to taking back yo...

This week on Radically Loved, Rosie speaks with Terri Cole about setting boundaries and recognizing boundary violations. Being a people pleaser and over-giver come with a lot of baggage. One of these is having disordered boundaries. Because we don’t know how to express our boundaries healthily, resentment piles up in our relationships. But there is a way to simplify boundary setting and become a b...

This week on Radically Loved, Rosie speaks with Emme Style about honoring our bodies and developing a positive body image. Our society sets unrealistic standards on what our bodies should look like. But the reality is that we all have different body types with unique needs that differ from this “standard.” And continuing to fit ourselves into this unrealistic mold will only deplete us of all posit...

This week on Radically Loved, Rosie speaks with Dr. Becky Kennedy about the Good Inside approach to parenting. Parenthood is no walk in the park. It’s both the most important and most challenging job in the world. And like any other job, you need all the resources and support you can get to navigate each step of the way. With support, you can go through this challenging journey with empathy and mo...

This week on Radically Loved, Rosie speaks with Jason Feiffer about his new book Build for Tomorrow. They say the only thing constant in life is change, but it’s scary all the same. When you learn how to quickly adapt to and embrace change, you can start taking control of your future. This is a process anyone can learn and shouldn't take a crisis to do so. The key is to widen your bands, build for...

This week on Radically Loved, Rosie speaks with Rod Stryker about taking accountability for a mistake as someone in a position of authority. Owning up to mistakes is always a grueling process. It's even multiplied when there's a power differential in the dynamic and even more so when all of this is played out on social media. Trust is a critical element that binds people to authority figures. The...

This week on the #RadicallyLovedPodcast, Rosie and Fariha talk about The Responsibility of Truth and Healing in the Community. Healing from deep-seated trauma is always an uphill battle. It becomes even more challenging to address in a society that commodifies healing and shames victims for talking about it. And so, healing and wellness have become painstakingly inaccessible for people with no mea...

This week on Radically Loved, Rosie speaks with Rebecca Woolf about her upcoming memoir, All of This: A Memoir of Death and Desire. We all have complicated feelings about our experiences and relationships, yet culture and society pressure us to feel and think a certain way. What would you feel if you had a miserable relationship and your spouse died? Will you feel sad? Or will you feel relieved bu...

This week on the Radically Loved Podcast, writer Arianna Davis joins us to talk about how she was inspired to live life boldly through Frida Kahlo. People are often held back by uncertainty, insecurity, and fear. Because of this, opportunities can slip through your fingers. However, Arianna and her book inspired by Frida reminds us what it means to be our bold, authentic selves. Learn how you can...

This week, Julie Reisler joins us to talk about how we become ready for change and how we can make sure they’re sustainable. As the world is opening up again, many of you may be itching for some exciting change in your life. How often have you made a resolution in the past, but barely saw it through? It’s easy to make big goals and ambitions, but we need to remember that change never happens overn...

In this episode, Steven Kotler joins us to talk about empathy and the environment in time for the release of his latest novel, The Devil’s Dictionary. Empathy plays an important role in solving environmental challenges. Yet it’s normal for us to focus more on what we humans need, rather than looking at the bigger picture. This episode is brought to you by: Kitsch Get 30% OFF anything and everythin...

This week on Radically Loved, Rosie and Tessa talk about dealing with judgment stemming from the changes we want for ourselves or others. Encountering significant changes in our lives can lead to a fight-or-flight reaction within us, which is normal. Sometimes the constant pursuit of change may lead to judging other people who lead different lives. Instead of understanding them, we try to prove th...

Shayna Cornelius and Dana Stiles talk to Rosie about the life-changing practice of Human Design. We are constantly bombarded with advice on how to thrive and excel, which can be overwhelming. However, there is no one-size-fits-all formula for happiness and success. Each person's path to discovering their purpose is unique, owing to their circumstances and abilities. If you're interested in Human D...

This week on the You Are Radically Loved Session, Tessa Tovar and Rosie dive into chapter 9 of You are Radically Loved, You are Radically Engaged. Time and again, fairy tales have conditioned young children that a happily ever after exists. Thus, growing up, we create an idealized version of our relationships and life in general. And this often clashes with the reality that is often far from this...

This week on Radically Loved, Rosie is joined by author Jancee Dunn to talk about respect, courtesy, and the importance of communication in a relationship. Everybody wants their troubles to be heard, especially by their loved ones. The problem is, we often forget to talk and let them know we’re having trouble at all by telling them. We give them pointed looks, vent, and show that we’re upset in ev...

This week on #WisdomWednesdays, Rosie and Tessa talk about how a connection with nature can help you find yourself again. It's easy to lose perspective if you have an unchanging routine; the constant repetition becomes draining. You don't have to sacrifice your rest and peace of mind for productivity — you can have both if you habitually create a connection with nature. Stepping out of the modern...

This week on Radically Loved, Tessa talks with Nadine Kenney Johnstone about using writing and journaling as a tool for healing. Dealing with pain and struggle is never easy. It's natural to feel overwhelmed and lost during your healing journey. Sometimes, you may even forget that dealing with pain affects the people around you. If you cope with it unhealthily, it could strain your relationships....

This week on #WisdomWednesdays, Tessa Tovar and Rosie talk about the nature of attachment in the human journey. It's hard to imagine a life where we have no attachments to anything—a career, relationship, goals, possessions, etc. Attachments are what keep us going in our everyday lives. They are inherently related to our dreams and aspirations as well as our doubts and worries. Thus, it's critical...

This week on Radically Loved, Rosie speaks with Doug Cartwright about healing from trauma, developing self-respect, and creating our purpose. The world is filled with noise about finding our purpose to unlock the best life. It sounds reassuring that we will someday arrive at something we think we were meant to be. But unfortunately, many people end up spending their entire lives seeking and chasin...