What if the stories you carry are shaping more than you realize?

In this conversation, Kristan Swan joins hosts Shannon and Ann to explore how the narratives we live by influence our choices, our relationships, and our sense of self. Drawing from her own journey—from business coaching into spiritual guidance—Kristan reflects on the patterns that keep people stuck, and the quiet work of becoming more honest about what’s true.

Together, they move through the weight of inherited stories, the role of shame in keeping us disconnected, and the possibility of seeing our past with new eyes. Kristan offers a simple but steady reminder: every moment is a chance to turn the page. Through curiosity, reflection, and a willingness to sit with what is, we begin to shift from living out old narratives to writing something more aligned with who we are becoming.

Travel Time Stories

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How many times have you read Moby Dick?

My walks with Maisie covered the same ground at least once a day if not multiple times a day, and I am still noticing new things or observing more closely the things I thought I knew. The same can happen when we revisit a book, a painting, a piece of music, or even attend a weekly meeting with the same people. Staying curious in the familiar may yield the biggest surprises.

There is a ghost in my closet

From a very early age I was drawn to clothing and other adornments. I loved going through my grandmothers’ closets and jewelry drawers, examining each piece and occasionally trying things on. While neither grandmother owned anything very fancy or costly, I never got tired of combing through the treasure trove of their dressers and closets. 

The Story You’re still Writing

The Story You’re still Writing

The Story You're still Writing No matter how broken, lost, or uncertain life may feel, your story is not finished. In this episode, we talk about healing, growth, identity, and the quiet power of choosing to keep going-even when life doesn't look the way you imagined....