Rich Souls

How do you trust your intuition when you keep second-guessing yourself? Michelle Galoob is an intuitive guide and coach who works with the Akashic Records and teaches people to recognize and trust their own inner guidance. In this episode, Saara and Michelle explore the shift from relying on outside validation to developing an internal compass, and how logic and intuition can work together. Michel...

You can hear your intuition and still talk yourself out of it. In this solo episode, Saara shares five lessons from a difficult year that changed how she listens, decides, and trusts herself. From accepting what she wanted to change to getting more selective about whose advice she takes, she explores what helps her hear her own voice–and what happens when she acts on it. Read the weekly newsletter...

Mitchell Cohen runs the marketing agency Triple Lever and writes the Making Connections newsletter, where he explores human behavior and business. He previously led content and growth teams at AppSumo. In this episode, Saara and Mitchell talk about growing an audience, building a consistent creative practice, and trusting yourself through career transitions. Mitchell breaks down the tactics behind...

Cameron Hogan is a writer, podcaster, and co-founder of The Board Walks, a community he and his fiancée, Elle, created to bring people together for deep conversations. After leaving a corporate role and moving to Bali, he followed a call to Austin, where he met Elle and began building a life around community, creativity, and connection. In this episode, Saara and Cam get into spiritual initiations...

Becca Flores is a creator, fractional influencer marketer, and founder of Florish. After being passed over for a promotion and watching her little brother survive a life-threatening accident, she began planning her exit from corporate and building a career around her skills and creativity. In this episode, Saara and Becca get into leaving the 9-5 world, the inner work behind being seen, and making...

What happens when making sense of everything becomes the way we feel safe? In this solo episode, Saara shares what she’s learning about living less in her mind and more in her heart and body. She gets into how this shows up in everyday life, from talking fast and constantly problem-solving to feeling uncomfortable with silence, and the small shifts that are helping her slow down. She also explores...

Kimberly Kennedy is the founder of Coherence Retreats, a global women's wellness retreat company. She's a meditation and breathwork facilitator, life coach, and women's circle facilitator. Three years in, Coherence has sold out every retreat across five continents and 14 countries. In this episode, Saara and Kim get into the ego deaths behind entrepreneurship–from a quarter-life crisis...

Danny Miranda is a hypnotherapist, coach, and former host of the Danny Miranda Podcast, where he's recorded over 470 episodes with some of the biggest names in business and personal development. After years of interviewing others, he walked away to go deeper into his own path and now helps people expand through one-on-one work. In this episode, Saara and Danny get into what it actually looks like...

Dani Beinstein is a psychological astrologer and writer whose work blends therapeutic guidance with astrological insight. With over 25 years studying astrology and a master's in spiritual psychology, she considers deeper existential questions often missing from the discourse on new age spirituality today. In this episode, Saara and Dani get into the sensationalism and fear-mongering that's...

In this solo episode, Saara shares 10 lessons from 40 episodes of making Rich Souls. She gets into why starting with your MVP matters more than having the right equipment, how to choose distribution platforms that actually fit how you work, and why shooting your shot with guests you admire almost always pays off. She also talks about following intuitive nudges over growth strategy, why she's r...

Bari Sholom ⁠ is an artist, personal stylist, and embodiment guide whose work helps women access the deepest, most unfiltered version of themselves. From visual art and feminine embodiment to styling and mindset work, everything she does is rooted in creating from one's essence. In this episode, Saara and Bari go deep on what it means to create from the body rather than the mind, the differenc...

In this solo episode recorded from London, Saara gets into what happens when you're calling in massive change but your nervous system can't keep up. After two months in a chronic flight state and practices (once again) falling away, a walk through Shoreditch at sunset brought a moment of clarity: the quantum leap you're calling may require inner stability first. She talks about what in...

Alissa DeRogatis is a writer and published author whose debut novel, Call It What You Want, started as a way to process a situationship and ended up going viral on TikTok. With her second book, How to Find Love in the Cereal Aisle, out now, Alissa has built a community of women who feel seen by her willingness to share the messy, unfiltered parts of dating, heartbreak, and figuring out what you ac...

Alex Verville is a capital raiser, co-founder of Erah Society , lead of Erah Capital , and someone building at the intersection of finance and faith. His path has taken him from a rigid Christian upbringing to living across four continents, from a family office to launching his own firm, and from learning many spiritual traditions to dreaming of an interfaith ministry where all of it can coexist....

Mia Lauren is an abstract floral artist who went from selling her first painting on Facebook Marketplace for $30 to building a full-time art business in under a year. What started as making paintings to decorate her apartments turned into commissions, a growing Instagram following, and walking away from a five-year career in corporate finance to paint full time. In this episode, Saara and Mia trac...

Rachel Pachivas is the CEO of Annmarie Skin Care and co-founder of salt+blue , a non-toxic sunscreen brand born out of a moment at the river when she saw a film of chemicals on the water and knew she had to do something about it. With 15 years in the clean beauty space, Rachel has built two brands rooted in intention, transparency, and a refusal to cut corners. In this episode, Saara and Rachel ge...

⁠Allie Carr⁠ is a copywriter, creative director, and the voice behind ⁠ Is Good ⁠, a Substack and meme account born out of a love for recommending things with her whole chest. Her work spans your favorite brands in beauty, wellness, and entertainment. In this episode, Saara and Allie get into what play actually means as a life philosophy and why losing it means losing the plot. They talk about dar...

Cat Boyko is a somatic and embodiment coach for women, specializing in high-achieving women in leadership who are ready to come home to their bodies after years of running on overdrive. Her path has taken her from musical theater to fashion design to a decade as an executive producer in advertising before burnout brought her to the work she does now. In this episode, Saara and Cat get into what it...

In this solo episode, Saara shares the tools and practices she comes back to over and over again. She breaks them down through the lens of the four bodies (physical, mental, emotional, and energetic) and gets specific about what she actually does, from hypnotherapy and breathwork to infrared sauna blankets and rage pages. She talks about why physiological needs are the foundation everything else i...

In this solo episode, Saara gets real about what it's like when everything hits at once. She recaps three seasons from the past several years where life felt completely upside down. From experiencing three deaths in a month while working a demanding job, to a string of breakups that led to selling everything and moving to Nashville, to a turbulent year in a broken condo that eventually led her to...

In this solo episode, Saara shares what she's learned so far in the process of pursuing her mission, from a year of experimenting with different businesses and creative mediums to committing to the podcast as a weekly practice. She talks about the experimentation phase and why it's necessary even when it feels like spinning your wheels, what happens when distractions show up right after clarity, a...

In this solo episode, Saara opens up about her personal relationship to spirituality, how it began in childhood darkness, and how it has evolved as she's moved from desperation to discernment. She talks about the shadow side of being a seeker, what happens when spiritual tools become a means of control, and the pattern she's noticed of outsourcing agency to frameworks, teachers, and gurus. She als...

Akash Kanojia is a finance professor at UT Austin, former management consultant, lawyer, and eight years deep in a men's emotional processing group. In this episode, Saara and Akash get into how his career trajectory, from law to consulting to the Federal Reserve to teaching, has always been in pursuit of his innate curiosities. They discuss sunk costs and career transitions, the value of emotiona...

In this solo episode, Saara gets honest about what happened when her morning practices subtly fell away after an intense season of rapid change. She talks about how losing her routine impacted her creative process with the podcast, why the devolvement was so gradual she almost didn't notice, and what getting back on track has looked like this week. She also shares thoughts on information fasts, th...

Lisa Viapiano is a healer, mentor, and somatic practitioner whose path has wound from sports chiropractic through multiple modalities of healing into the channeling work she does today. In this episode, Saara and Lisa talk about what it actually looks like to trust experiences that your rational mind wants to dismiss, why divine timing is about alignment rather than time, and what surrender feels...