Todays episode comes just in time for Valentine’s Day, I’m so excited to share my conversation with Writer, Certified Sexologist, and Intimacy Coach, Michaela d’Artois of Inner Eros.Michaela is a leading sexologist and intimacy coach based in Los Angeles, working with individuals and couples to deepen connection, access pleasure, and cultivate both erotic and emotional intelligence. Her work is structured, evidence-based, and deeply transformative— helping people shift the emotional, relational, and erotic patterns that shape desire, communication, and connection. In today’s episode, we explore identity and how it shapes our relationships, what it means to date intentionally, how to bring more curiosity into partnership, and the power of actually using your voice in love. We also dive into Michaela’s path into sexology, purpose-driven work, and what it means to feel truly aligned in your career.If you’ve been craving deeper connection— to yourself or to someone else— this episode is going to feel expansive and grounding all at once.WORKSHOP: Rewriting the Erotic Self, a 90-minute virtual community gathering February 15th at 10 am PSTWe’ll use science-backed tools to:◦ Examine inherited beliefs about desire◦ Connect with your subconscious via guided visualization◦ Rewrite a more aligned, authentic story of self◦ Take practical tools home to integrate into everyday lifeSpace is limited for this intimate workshop— reserve your spot now and begin reconnecting with your most erotic self.Follow MichaelaFollow Inner ErosFollow the PodcastFollow the HostIf you're loving the We All Dream Podcast please subscribe, like, or pop in to say hi! Happy Valentines Day to all who celebrate love <3 xo Michaela + Michaela Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today’s episode is one I’m really excited about. I’m joined by Madalaina Conti— my esthetician and dear friend of four years. She has been a true blessing to my skin and honestly my life overall. Madalaina is a highly sought-after licensed esthetician here in New York City, known for her incredibly intentional, customized approach to skin that looks at the whole picture — from mental health and hormones to gut health and nervous system support.In this conversation, we talk about self-care as a practice, surrounding yourself with a beautiful and supportive community, starting a business as a young woman, following your gut, holding strong values in your work, and what it really means to embrace your thirties with confidence and clarity.Sending a little love your way with the world feeling especially loud lately between the weather, the headlines, and everything in between. I hope wherever you’re listening from, you’re staying safe, grounded, and finding small moments of peace when you can.Follow Madalaina Follow We All DreamFollow the HostIf you’ve been enjoying the podcast, it would mean so much if you followed, left a kind rating, or shared it with a friend. Your support truly helps this space grow, and I’m so grateful for everyone who’s been listening, sharing, and dreaming alongside me. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I am so excited for today’s episode because I’m hosting my very first photographer on the show—and truly, what an honor that it’s Carolyne Loreé Teston. Carolyne is one of those rare artists whose work doesn’t just capture images; it captures essence. She explores photography and performance art in a way that encourages deeper self-expression and celebrates the human form in all of its many, nuanced expressions.Based in New York, Carolyne’s work is rooted in a reverent curiosity about our daily performances—how we move through the world, what shapes our self-concept, and the power dynamics entangled in being seen. She works in both analog and digital formats, creating portraiture, fashion, and still life imagery that feel alive, intentional, and deeply collaborative. Inclusivity is central to everything she does. Her process is about making people feel seen, respected, powerful, and beautiful.I can’t wait for you to hear this conversation and feel the magic that Carolyne brings to her craft—and to the world.Follow CarolyneFollow PRISM Workshop SeriesFollow the PodcastFollow the HostIf you're loving the podcast, please leave us a rating and make sure to follow to channel for more–– so much gratitude! x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The podcast turns 3! Three candles, one big exhale. ✨ A solo episode on with a little reflection, a little chaos, a lot of little treats. Life updates, new cities, moving through life, and a reminder that even when things shift, the dream always continues. Thank you for a beautiful 3 years of We All Dream, the podcast. xxFollow the podcast hereFollow the host here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode of We All Dream, I sit down with the radiant Jaskrit Bhalla—a chef, herbalist, naturalist, and founder of Inner Garden Table and Dirt Girls Collective. Rooted in her North Indian heritage and the wild beauty of the Earth, Jaskrit shares her journey of reconnecting with food as medicine, preserving traditional healing wisdom, and building community through nourishment, nature, and intention. This conversation is a grounding reminder to tend to our inner gardens, stay close to the land, and remember that healing is communal.Journal Prompt:What does it mean to tend to your “inner garden” for you?Connect with JaskritConnect with Inner GardenConnect with Dirt Girls Collective Connect with We All DreamConnect with your host, MichaelaThank you for listening to this episode of We All Dream.If this conversation sparked something in you, we’d be so grateful if you subscribed, shared it with a friend, or left us a review. Your support helps us keep creating meaningful conversations and dreamy spaces for growth, connection, and inspiration.Until next time—keep tending to your dreams. x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, I’m joined by the incredibly creative and inspiring Madelyn Somers, founder of Made Some—a sportswear brand designed for the traveler at heart. Madelyn’s work blends vintage-inspired silhouettes with a playful, effortless approach, making every piece feel like the perfect vacation essential.In this episode, we dive into the art of staying devoted to your craft, building a meaningful brand, and the power of community. Madelyn opens up about navigating the balance between work and pleasure, overcoming anxiety, and staying fearless in the face of creative challenges. From storytelling to pushing the boundaries of design, this conversation is all about creating work that excites you and staying open to new possibilities.Follow MadelynFollow Made SomeFollow the HostFollow We All Dream Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we’re joined by the brilliant Erin Allweiss, co-founder of No. 29, a PR and brand consultancy dedicated to sustainability and impact long before they became buzzwords. Erin’s career spans art, sustainable design, and public policy, making her a true force of nature in shaping meaningful narratives for some of the world’s most recognized organizations, artists, and brands.From leading campaigns for TED Prize-winning artists to collaborating with iconic brands, Erin has a knack for amplifying stories that drive change. Splitting her time between New York and Paris, she brings a worldly perspective to her work while staying deeply rooted in her love for New Orleans, which she proudly calls home.Join us as we dive into Erin’s journey—from Capitol Hill to the forefront of sustainable storytelling—and explore how she’s redefining what it means to create impact through thoughtful communication and collaboration.Follow ErinFollow No.29 Follow Enough MediaFollow We All DreamFollow the Host Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today marks the 2-year anniversary of We All Dream! In this special solo episode, I’m taking you behind the scenes to share the original vision that sparked this journey, and everything that’s unfolded since. I dive into my Saturn return (yes, the transformative highs and lows), my student era with art residencies, meditation teacher training, and what I learned during six months away from the podcast. Thank you for being here and for listening—it means the world. 🌟Follow the podcast hereFollow the host hereStay dreaming,Michaela Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode diverges from our typical format. It offers a sneak peek into a story of a profoundly personal experience. Join me as I sit down with my dear friend, Mona Esser, who is making her second appearance on the podcast. We gather at my apartment in Brooklyn to delve into her transformative journey to India.For those who are not yet acquainted, Mona radiates vibrant energy as the driving force behind Be-Shen. Her intuitive growth practice offers a plethora of offerings, from group sessions to one-on-one Rashida journeys. Additionally, she serves as the creative director and co-founder of GEMSUN, a label known for its intuitively designed clothing and handmade accessories.Now, let's delve into May and the numerology behind the number 5. Often dubbed the "think outside the box" number, 5 is all about exploration and experimentation, pushing boundaries to reach new heights. When you encounter the number 5, it's a sign of impending change, transformation, personal growth, adventure, and good fortune.In terms of symbolism, 5 embodies the earth element, travel, communication, and the physical body. It's closely linked with the five senses and the hands—themes that tie into today's episode.We delve deeply into the realm of Ayurveda, exploring the rich tapestry of sights, smells, tastes, sounds, communities, and experiences of India, as well as our broader travel adventures. With May upon us, it presents a prime opportunity for personal introspection and exploration. It's a chance to examine what's manifesting in your world and life, and to discern the shifts necessary to propel you toward your highest good.With love,MichaelaFollow MonaFollow Be-ShenFollow GEMSUNFollow We All DreamFollow the Host Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today marks a special moment for We All Dream as we welcome our first male guest, Michel Oscar Monegro. And who better to launch this milestone than a big dreamer par excellence—a Pisces no less, perfectly timed with Pisces season.Michel is the vision behind the dreamy and inclusive space known as LAOBRA.“LAOBRA calls out to creators who feel disillusioned, creators who want to get back to creating what makes their heart sing. Beyond the unique design practice, the goal for LAOBRA is for it to become an ecosystem of unique spaces and resources. One that we can all use to work, play, create, and grow together with a sensitivity for the planet and our collective well-being.” - LAOBRAFrom the stories of immigrant upbringings, to the delicate dance of career exploration amidst uncertain horizons, this journey leads us through the realms of enlightenment and self-discovery. It's a pilgrimage towards unraveling the tapestry of our purpose and dreams, nurturing them until they blossom in full splendor. In the times of Capricorn, ego-driven individualism fades into memory, making way for the dawn of the age of Aquarius. Here, the focus shifts to the collective, to community, and to finding our individuality in harmony with others. This episode embodies the essence of this cosmic transition, guiding us through the intertwining paths of personal growth and collective evolution. And after you listen to today’s episode I challenge you to ask yourself, what is your why? While this episode may be longer than usual, I assure you it's a treasure trove of inspiration, destined to be revisited whenever you need a gentle dose of motivation and hope it inspires you to dream big on this Pisces new moon! Follow MichelFollow LAOBRAFollow We All DreamFollow the Host Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.