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You Are Your Longest Relationship: Artist DaQuane Cherry on Psoriasis, Art, and Self-Care 32:12

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DaQuane Cherry was once the kid who wore a hoodie to hide skin flare-ups in school. Now he’s an artist and advocate helping others feel seen. He reflects on his psoriasis journey, the power of small joys, and why loving yourself first isn’t a cliché—it’s essential. Plus, a deep dive into the history of La Roche-Posay’s legendary spring. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

On the Path with Kissiah Young

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Welcome to On The Path!
In this space we explore some of the most tender and painful aspects of life, which happens to also be some of the most meaningful. We explore death and dying, grief and loss, and how we hold all of this. This is a space of vulnerability and healing, of repair and reconciliation. We grow here.

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Grief: Sometimes We Need to Weep (Part 3 of 5) 13:24

منذ 18 hours13:24

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" Whenever I leave this world, whether it’s sixty years from now, I wouldn’t want anyone to say I lost some battle. I’ll be a winner that day." – Andrea Gibson, Poet Andrea Gibson won on July 14, 2025. The day that Andrea Gibson died, I had an unrelated deep cry. I cried for the love that went missing when I was a child, a sadness that was so deep I didn't recognize it; for years it wore the face of anger. Sometimes our grief is hidden behind the anger we wear - a layer of protection from a time long since gone. I, too, won on the day Andrea Gibson died. I won my ability to access myself and hold the deepest of my weeping. Join me as I share. A deep bow, ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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Grief: Honoring Our Pain While Suffering Less (Part 2 of 5) 15:51

منذ 8 أيام15:51

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Grief is a natural, human response to loss—but suffering doesn’t have to be a lifelong companion. In this episode, part two of five in the grief series, we explore how to honor our pain without being consumed by it. Through compassionate reflection and practical insights, we talk about the difference between feeling our grief and feeding our suffering. If you’re navigating a season of loss, this conversation offers gentle permission to feel deeply while also creating space for healing, peace, and renewal. I appreciate you and your presence. A deep bow, ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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Anticipatory Grief: Life is Sudden (1 of 5) 10:18

منذ 15 يومًا10:18

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The month of July is dedicated to grief with each week bringing its own distinct voice, contemplating what arises in the moment while holding softly our grief. In today's episode we talk about how life seems to happen suddenly, often in painful ways, ways that bring us to the feet of the unknown. We ache there at the unknown, uncertainty too uncertain to hold well. Fear and worry rise as we seek answers to questions that dwell only in the unknown mystery. We experience an anticipatory grief as the heart sinks and the mind races. I appreciate your company. Thank you for keeping it with me. A deep bow, ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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Say What Matters: Cultivating a Foundation of Open Communication 16:56

منذ 22 يومًا16:56

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Communication isn't always easy, but it's essential. So often people quiet themselves for fear of rocking the boat or what another might think, only to carry the burden of not being seen, heard, understood, or well loved. Without a foundation of communication, we can't expect to navigate rough waters, sensitive matters, or our feelings. We end up feeling frustrated, alone, and upset. We see this time and time again in a range of relationships, be that intimate, between parent and child, in friendships, or other "ships." Today we explore the importance of having a solid foundation of communication and the many ways it shapes our lives, or not, if we don't. We explore ourselves to understand how we do communicate and whether or not it's time to grow toward change. As always, thank you for your presence. A deep bow, ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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Forgiveness: How Compassion Can Free Us 11:20

منذ 29 يومًا11:20

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In this episode, we explore the layers of forgiveness, and how non-linear its path. I have found that it takes much effort and inquiry to arrive at a true integration of what needs to be reconciled and healed. Forgiveness, especially with matters of childhood trauma, often has many layers. Yet, when we remove the feeling of it being personal, and see clearly what is, it helps us take a step closer to releasing the hold and accessing compassion. From there forgiveness may be seen in the distance. We keep walking. Toward. A deep bow, ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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Bearing Witness: Being There Without Losing Yourself 15:17

منذ 5 weeks15:17

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In this episode, we explore the gentle, powerful practice of bearing witness —listening with full presence, without the pressure to fix, advise, or take on someone else’s emotions. How wonderful it is to find yourself less overwhelmed and more grounded as a result. I appreciate your presence. ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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Healing What Was Taken: A Return to Self 15:09

منذ 6 weeks15:09

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In this episode, we explore the moments in childhood where parts of us were taken—or where we felt we had to abandon them to survive. Through reflection and gentle truth-telling, we uncover how those early separations shaped our identity and how healing begins when we reclaim what was lost. It’s an invitation to pause, go back to those moments, honor our hearts, and return to ourselves. Thank you for being here with me. ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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Empty: The Cost of Giving Too Much 12:27

منذ 7 weeks12:27

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So many of us go, go, and go. We operate in our daily life as if on E, running empty and depleted, while struggling to say no. In this episode, we talk about reclaiming ourselves, and giving ourselves back to ourselves, so that we find our overflow and begin practicing from that place, and not from our reserve. We do not have to give of ourselves until there is nothing left. There is a different way. Let's talk about it. Grateful for you. ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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From Dogma to Divinity: A Journey Back to Self 12:30

منذ 8 weeks12:30

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Religion has a way of evoking a wide range of thoughts, feelings, and emotions. Some find it a place of holding while others a source of trauma and pain. I have experienced both, but mostly the latter, particularly because of my sexual orientation. Having grown up Baptist, you could imagine the conflict involved in being gay. Talk about a doozy! I had to walk away from Christianity in order to become myself, and now I rest in a kind of spirituality that holds me. Let's talk about how religion informs us, and what we feel about the layers therein. Thank you for being here with me. ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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On Belonging: Finding Your North 12:44

منذ 9 weeks12:44

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In this episode, we explore what it means to Find Your North —that deep internal compass that guides you toward a life aligned with your values, voice, and truth. We delve into the journey of cultivating a sense of belonging, not just in community, but within ourselves, and how this belonging opens the door to accessing our most authentic selves. As always, thank you for being here with me. Deep bow, ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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Grief: It Isn't Linear 16:22

منذ 10 weeks16:22

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Grief is a layered process. There is no compass that leads the way, no template for how it is supposed to be. In fact, there is no should-be for grief. It shows up for each of us in its own way. We process and deal with (or not) grief the way that we do. Sometimes this causes others to feel triggered, upset, or critical. They can't understand, for example, how you moved on "so quickly" or why you're not grieving in a way they can see, or perhaps you're grieving too visibly and for too long. Let me say this. As someone who works closely with and around grief, there is one thing I know for sure: it isn't linear. Join me as we talk about it. With gratitude, ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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Rest: The New Productive 19:59

منذ 11 weeks19:59

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We live in a go, go, go, produce, produce, produce, outcome, output, and obtain society where the very notion of pausing to rest, recover, relax, and heal aren't prioritized. In fact, these are often frowned upon as if to sleep is a waste of time. We don't have time to rest, because we're too busy being busy. We're conditioned to fill each moment of our day with something that makes us feel accomplished even when our bodies are asking for something else, something slower, softer, and more present. I invite us to redefine productivity as a word, going from outcome driven to time well spent, meaning we prioritize quality of life over the conditionings of life. Productivity from a time well spent place means we consciously choose to step out of the "go zone," and into the place of pause where rest and recovery are found, and where we are able to tune into who we are and what our minds, bodies, and spirits truly need. Join me in this episode where we take a look at how outcome-based productivity gets us more of the same: exhaustion and overwhelm, whereas redefining productivity as time well spent, frees us to connect more both with ourselves and those around us. Thank you for your presence. A deep bow, ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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Real Change: Getting Beyond "It's So Hard" 17:24

منذ 12 weeks17:24

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There are many aspects of our lives that require some form of change, be that a change in attitude or perspective, or our behavior and ways of interacting with others. Often the one thing standing in the way, is how hard we may feel it is, or how foreign a concept that change may be. The moment we are faced with a situation that requires change, we default to old ways wondering why we can't seem to get to the other side. We talk ourselves out of it by repeating how hard it is, or that it won't happen overnight. We commiserate with the thoughts telling us it isn't doable or one day I'll... Guess what? It's doable. Guess what else? It begins with you. You have all of the ingredients necessary to go from where you are to where you want to be. Join me on today's episode as we go from it's too hard to actually learning what it takes to practice real change. With gratitude, always, for you. ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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Have You Been Feeling Like It's Time To Pivot? 16:08

منذ 13 weeks16:08

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Life is our longest-shortest experience, how are we choosing to live it? Now that I have officially turned fifty years old, I am really giving thought to where I place my time and attention. I'm peeling back the layers of some of the decisions I've made to be where I am today, and how those decisions now may no longer resonate; perhaps they never did and I was just doing the expected thing en route to stability. It's a new day! Life is long, but it's also short, and time is the one thing we do not get back. Let's talk about how it may be time to pivot in order to align with what is most true for who and where we are today. Thank you for your presence. Deep bows, ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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How Have Our Disappointments Shaped Us? 16:38

منذ 14 weeks16:38

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Disappointment is a normal part of life. It happens. We seek something or someone, we have hopes wishes and dreams, we put ourselves out there in different ways, and sometimes we are left disappointed by the response, outcome, reality, etc. What do we do with those disappointments, meaning, how do they shape us? Do we lose the fullness of who we are? Do we become separate from our truest self? What happens to us through time as we face disappointment after disappointment, or rejection after rejection? I am feeling inspired to look more closely at myself and how I have changed through time as a result of various disappointments, particularly around my creative self. I'm feeling reflective and renewed by this inquiry and want to spend some time processing it. Join me. I could use the company. Gratefully, ~Kissiah I'd love to hear from you! Support the show…

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