Hosted by Lynsey Ayala · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 12 episodes
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Welcome to "The Woo," hosted by Lynsey Ayala, the visionary behind BreadxButta. As a fifth-generation curandera with Puerto Rican roots and a Bronx upbringing, Lynsey has dedicated her life to sharing ancestral healing practices and plant medicine wisdom. This podcast is a heartfelt exploration of following one's calling, trusting in spirit, and honoring the golden thread of ancestral wisdom. Born from Lynsey's decade-long journey with BreadxButta, each episode delves into personal stories, spiritual insights, and transformative experiences. Join us, with a diverse array of guests, as we navigate the intersections of tradition and modernity, offering listeners an immersive experience that celebrates our shared heritage and the paths that connect us.
Lynsey Ayala hosts The Woo, a religion show with 12 episodes published.
In Episode 2 of The Woo, Lynsey explores the medicine of Gemini season through the lens of astrology, Orisha cosmology, psychosomatics and ancestral remembrance. Together we journey through the wisdom of the Ibeji (the s
After a year-long pause, The Woo returns—deeper, softer, more rooted, and more honest than ever before. In this trailer for Season 2, Lynsey Ayala Rinaldi shares a glimpse into the evolution behind the scenes: closing ch
After a year-long pause, The Woo returns with a grounded reintroduction and a real-time catch-up on the journey that's unfolded in between. In this opening episode of Season 2, Lynsey Ayala Rinaldi shares what it's looke
What happens when your art, healing, and heritage converge into a calling? This week, Lynsey is joined by Samara Cristhina, a consultant and long-time friend, as she shares her journey, from an art installation in Bushwi
How can ancestral medicine and psychedelics transform the way we care for our wombs and our communities? This week, Lynsey sits down with Mikaela de la Myco, curandera, educator, and founder of Mushwomb.love, to explore
How does motherhood transform our sense of self and community? In this week's episode, Lynsey sits down with Jocelyn, aka TheCurlyVegan, for a heartfelt conversation about navigating parenthood during the pandemic. They
How can plant medicine and shared intentions deepen our relationships and personal growth? This week, Lynsey and her guest, Charlotte, explore the dynamics of adult friendships, parenting, and marriage, including contemp
How can understanding eclipse season guide our personal transformation? This week, Lynsey welcomes Clementine, founder of Big Empress Energy, to discuss this eclipse season and its potential impact on our lives. They exp
Can embracing conflict enhance personal growth and strengthen relationships? In this week's episode, Lynsey sits down with Melanie Santos, a multidisciplinary sacred artist, mind-body-spirit educator, and Kundalini yoga
What does it take to sustain a creative career for over a decade? In this week's episode Lynsey engages in a heartfelt conversation with DJ Bembona, a Brooklyn-born Puerto Rican-Panamanian artist, to explore her transfor
How does connecting with our ancestors shape our personal growth and cultural identity? In this week's episode Lynsey sits down with Djali Brown-Cepeda, the visionary founder of NuevaYorkinos, a digital archive dedicat
Amid personal milestones like marriage, divorce, and motherhood, your host Lynsey Ayala shares how she prioritizes stillness and self-care—emphasizing balancing work and personal life, managing societal pressures with gr
How can embracing death, rebirth, and transformation lead to profound spiritual growth? In this episode of "The Woo," host Lynsey Ayala converses with Mama Vida, a fifth-generation espiritista, Cubana bruja, and curander
In the premiere episode of "The Woo," host Lynsey Ayala reflects on her transition from a decade with BreadxButta to her new business endeavor Yabisi. She discusses the emotional process of letting go, embracing motherho
Embark on a transformative journey with "The Woo" hosted by Lynsey Ayala. In this debut season, Lynsey delves into her decade-long experience with BreadxButta, exploring themes of spiritual calling, ancestral wisdom, and
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