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“Finding Treasures in the Trash” Because in the muck lives the gold. Hosted by executive coach and meditation teacher Cari Jacobs-Crovetto, this podcast explores how transformation happens—personally and collectively—when we’re willing to face what’s uncomfortable, messy, or ignored. Created for high-achieving, soul-seeking humans, this show helps us look directly at the shadows—personal, relational, and global—that shape our lives. From disowned parts of ourselves and experiences we are ashamed to include to the cultural and emotional trials we’d rather ignore, Cari asks a radical question: What if the things we avoid from fear and shame are the treasures for awakening? Through raw, intimate conversations and powerful storytelling, listeners are invited to face what’s been avoided, reclaim what’s been disowned, and discover how breakdowns—personal and collective—can become gateways to transformation. Grounded in Cari’s InnerTruthWork™, each episode offers real tools for emotional resilience, inner clarity, and conscious change—without bypassing or pretending. At its core, this podcast is a return to what was true before we learned who we were allowed to be. Because the gold isn’t outside the mess. It’s inside it.
Unknown Host hosts Finding Treasures in the Trash.
“Everything that we think we can hold onto is going to go. And isn't that freeing?” — Jordan Kersten Jordan Kersten has learned to greet life's interruptions differently than most of us. Again and again, her body has ask
“I think it was that intense sense of not belonging and being alone that actually created this beautiful spark of self-reflection.” — Sylvia LePoidevin Some people inherit a clear sense of who they are. Others have to bu
There are parts of us that learn to survive before they ever get the chance to live. In this conversation, Wai Poc invites us into the quiet, complex terrain of identity—where visibility and invisibility coexist, where i
There are moments in life when everything you built collapses. A car accident rewires your future. A company sale that looks like a dream turns into a financial freefall. A market crash. A divorce. A season where the ide
Content Note: This episode includes a brief first-person account of physical and sexual assault. Listener discretion is advised. This episode is about Radical Acceptance and Radical — and I mean radical — Self Love. Acce
What if the parts of you you’ve learned to doubt are actually the ones trying to guide you home? In this conversation, Cari sits with Trudy Goodman to explore the quiet but profound cost of not trusting ourselves—and the
What if the ways you’ve learned to cope… are also the ways you’ve learned to stay away from yourself? Cari sits down with Lisa Danylchuk to explore what it actually means to lean into pain—not forcefully, not all at once
What if the life you’ve built—your strengths, your identity, even your success—is only half the story? In this conversation, Cari sits with Henry Most to explore what happens after we’ve learned how to “be someone” in th
What if the reason this work feels unclear… is because you’ve been trying to approach it from your mind instead of your body? Cari takes the conversation out of theory and into practice, answering the question so many pe
What if the parts of you you’ve worked hardest to hide are the ones quietly shaping everything? Cari opens a deeper layer of the work by naming what most of us instinctively avoid—the emotions, patterns, and experiences
There’s a moment in every life where something cracks open—quietly or violently—and asks us to look closer. Not at what’s polished or presentable, but at what we’ve hidden, avoided, or quietly abandoned within ourselves.
If your life hasn’t been a neat, white picket fence… If you’ve learned how to function, succeed, even thrive—while something inside still feels tight, unfinished, or quietly aching—this podcast is for you. Finding Treasu
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