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Magic in the Muck: A Soul’s Compass for Change is a transformational podcast that guides listeners through life’s messiest moments — grief, upheaval, uncertainty, and awakening — with grounded wisdom and soulful insight. Hosted by international facilitator, therapist, and best-selling author Jennifer Nagel, this show offers a compass for navigating personal and collective transformation with strength, presence, and purpose. Each episode invites listeners to uncover the hidden magic within life’s challenges — where growth, healing, and realignment often begin. Through honest storytelling, reflective practices, and illuminating conversations, the podcast blends experiential psychology, spiritual awareness, and body-based wisdom to help people live more consciously, compassionately, and courageously. Whether you’re in the thick of chaos or standing at the edge of something new, Magic in the Muck is your sanctuary for inspiration, clarity, and soulful direction.
Unknown Host hosts Magic in the Muck, a education show with 44 episodes published.
Sometimes the most nourishing thing we can offer ourselves isn't another strategy or another insight—it's a pause. In this gentle guided meditation, I invite you to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and remember the qu
What if the thing you’re calling “rest” isn’t actually restoring you? In this heartfelt solo episode, Jennifer explores the difference between simply stopping and truly being replenished. Drawing from a deeply restorativ
What if leadership isn’t something you earn — but something you awaken? In this week’s conversation, Jennifer sits down with certified human design business and leadership coach Nancy O'Keefe to explore what it means to
In this reflective solo episode of Magic in the Muck , Jennifer explores our complicated relationship with rest, productivity, and worthiness. Fresh home from Costa Rica after spending time at the retreat centre where th
What does it actually feel like to come back to yourself? In this warm and reflective solo episode, Jennifer explores the quieter journey of returning to congruence — those moments where life feels a little lighter, more
What happens when life hits — and everything you thought you knew about yourself no longer fits? In this powerful conversation, Jennifer is joined by Debi Lynn, business resilience strategist and grief educator, to explo
What if the feeling that something is “off” in your life isn’t a flaw to fix — but wisdom trying to reach you? In this solo episode, Jennifer explores the quiet inner conflict many thoughtful, capable people carry: the t
Conflict is something most of us try to avoid — yet it often holds powerful insight about our needs, our patterns, and our relationships. In this conversation, Jennifer Nagel sits down with conflict resolution specialist
Grief doesn’t mean the end of love. In this moving conversation, grief educator Tina Weller shares how loss reshapes our sense of self, how memories keep relationships alive, and how healing unfolds when we allow grief t
When life feels overwhelming, we often think we need something big to shift it—but sometimes it’s the smallest moments that bring us back. In this conversation, Vivianne Winters Israel shares how simple, intentional prac
Burnout doesn’t always look like breaking down—it often looks like holding it all together while quietly losing touch with yourself. This episode invites you to notice where that gap exists… and begin gently coming home.
What does it really mean to lead from a place of congruence—especially when you’re exhausted, overwhelmed, or quietly questioning yourself? In this deeply honest conversation, Jennifer Nagel sits down with therapist, coa
After several powerful conversations about healing in community and care for the caregiver, this episode offers something simple and restorative: a guided practice to help you return to congruence — the place where your
This reflective episode is a quiet landing place for therapists, leaders, caregivers, and helpers who carry more than most people see. Jennifer explores why those who hold space for others also need community, witnessing
Filmmaker and Thrive co-founder Gary Turner joins Jennifer for a grounded conversation about what it means to witness human pain, resilience, and transformation with care. Together, they explore the responsibility of hol
Fresh home from Thailand, Jennifer reflects on what healing in community actually feels like in real time—when people risk vulnerability, are met with care, and something inside (and between) them shifts. This episode is
What happens after a story opens something tender inside us — and there’s nowhere to land? In this deeply human conversation, filmmaker and somatic therapist Merissa Turner shares how cinematherapy, nervous system safety
This guided practice invites you to soften, slow down, and listen inward—without fixing or forcing. A simple, embodied pause to support integration, presence, and nervous-system settling. What You’ll Hear: A gentle invit
Life doesn’t always move on our timelines. In this short return episode, Jennifer reflects on the wisdom of pausing, listening to the body, and meeting full seasons of life with compassion rather than pressure. HighVibe
In this conversation with Carolyn Cooper, we explore what it truly means to lead from love rather than fear. Carolyn shares the deeper truths, courageous choices, and unexpected magic that shaped her AIM High system — in
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Magic in the Muck is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Education (self improvement) and has published 44 episodes.
Magic in the Muck has published 44 episodes.
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