The Unfinished Human™

It starts with crooked shirt banter and ends with a question that could break you open: If life imploded—what would you fight to keep? Lyndsay and Brother Ben talk humanity, integrity, and what stays when the world loses its mind. They wrestle with moral courage, fear, and the quiet hope that maybe—just maybe—we’d still choose compassion when everything else burns. And because it’s them, the conve...

Plant medicine, shadow work, and the ache of un-becoming. Some truths don’t rise in words — they erupt through the body. This episode is part of my Harvesting the Raw series, a night of shadow work, plant medicine, and somatic unwinding that didn’t just crack me open…it flooded me with joy and love I didn’t know my body still remembered. Yes, there was release. Yes, old trauma stirred. But what su...

It opens with laughter, caffeine, and the death of morning routines. Lyndsay and Brother Ben talk about the dumbest habits they’ve ever tried to force themselves into — from “just do it” culture to the delusion that being a morning person makes you morally superior. Between the sarcasm and real talk, they explore body rhythms, ADHD revelations, and the liberation that comes with finally working wi...

When the Forgotten Parts Speak: Shadow Work from the Shores of Port Ludlow When the forgotten parts finally speak, they don’t whisper — they rise like a tidal surge you can’t outrun. This episode of The Unfinished Human™ is part of my Harvesting the Raw series, where I share the reflections that surface when I stop performing and let the shadow tell the truth. Recorded after a week of deep shadow...

This one starts with tea and tumbles straight into truth. Lyndsay and Brother Ben sit in the tension between devotion and depletion — what it means to keep showing up for others when you’re already running on fumes. They talk leadership, burnout, and the myth of balance — that constant negotiation between service and self, between wanting to make things “special” and realizing that often just mean...

In this episode of The Unfinished Human, host Lyndsay sharesthoughts on the future of this creative experiment and her journey of self-discovery and creativity, reflecting on the challenges of productivity and the misconceptions surrounding caregiving, love and worth. Lyndsay explores the intricate relationship betweenself-worth, love, and authenticity. The conversation delves into how our program...

It starts with tech chaos—echoes, bad mics, and the kind of sleep-deprived delirium that turns troubleshooting into stand-up—and somehow lands in a conversation aboutself-worth.   Lyndsay and Brother Ben talk about the Virgo New Moon and Solar Eclipse, the astrology of worth and devotion, and what happens when we finally admit we’ve been confusing productivity with value. Between laughter, glitche...

In this conversation and reading, Lyndsay explores the concept of safety through her personal experiences and ritual work. This piece is raw. Unfiltered. Written in the middle of remembering what safety actually means. She reflects on her journey of self-abandonment, self-discovery and the importance of feeling safe in one's own skin. What does it mean to feel safe? Not the performative versio...

In Part 3 of Unfinished at 50 in The Sibling Files series on the Unfinished Human Podcast, Lyndsay and her brother Ben explore themes of vulnerability, emotional expression, and the complexities of relationships as they navigate their personal experiences and insights. They discuss the importance of reclaiming and using one's voice, the challenges of emotional vulnerability, and the tools for...

Summary In this episode of The Unfinished Human, host Lyndsay shares her unpolished journal entry titled 'The Self-Contortion Was Too Much.' She explores themes of self-acceptance, vulnerability, and the complexities of relationships, particularly in the context of being a highly sensitive and neurodivergent individual. Through her raw and honest reflections, Lyndsay emphasizes the importa...