Meant For This

In this conversation, Taylor and I explore the shame many men carry around their sexuality, desires, and emotional world—and how that shame quietly shapes the way they show up in relationships and within themselves. We talk about where this shame comes from, why so many men suppress parts of who they are, and what becomes possible when they finally begin to face those parts with honesty instead of judgment.I hope this conversation offers a perspective that challenges assumptions and maybe helps you see yourself—or someone you love—a little differently.

Sigrid Tasies and I sat down in Austin to talk about the armor we learn to wear as women, the versions of ourselves we keep performing, and what happens when we can’t keep doing it anymore.There’s a line in her book about the moment a woman is asked to dare. You can feel what you want, but saying it out loud—or actually reaching for it—means risking something.We talked about the courage it takes to soften, let yourself be seen, and speak what’s true for you.Sigrid is an embodiment teacher, trauma-informed somatic facilitator, medicine woman, and author of Honey & Fire: The Feminine Art of Living, Loving and Leading with Fierce Softness.Get your copy of Honey & Fire: www.sigridtasies.com/honeyandfireApply to work with Sigrid: www.sigridtasies.comFollow her on Instagram:www.instagram.com/sigridtasies

In this episode, Taylor and I sit down for an unfiltered Q&A exploring the questions we get asked most often.We talk about desire, fear, relationships, self-trust, regret, and the choices that change the course of our lives. From why men are afraid of their desires to what it actually costs to choose yourself, we share our own experiences, perspectives, and the lessons we've learned along the way.

Why does it feel like men and women are speaking completely different languages in relationships?In this episode, I’m joined by one of my best friends, Taylor Conroy, also known as @TaylorLove.co on Instagram, for a deeply honest conversation about the misunderstandings that sit at the core of so many relationships—and why they’re more common than we think.We talk about emotional safety—what it actually means, why it matters so much for women, and why many men don’t naturally understand that need. Taylor shares a powerful reframe on how men can begin to see these moments not as pressure, but as an opportunity to show up in a way that truly lands.This conversation moves beyond surface-level advice and into the deeper dynamics at play between masculine and feminine energy, connection, and the subtle ways we miss each other without even realizing it.Inside this episode:Why emotional safety is a woman’s deepest need—and how her power lives in feeling secure enough to stay in her natural energyWhat happens in a relationship when a woman shifts into a more masculine role, and how that dynamic impacts both partnersHow this pattern creates disconnection, pressure, and the feeling of having to do more or hold everything togetherThe opportunity for men to step into the role of the “hero,” and how showing up in a way that truly lands creates deeper trust, connection, and devotionWhat shifts when both people start to actually understand each otherThis is the kind of conversation that has the power to change the way you see your relationship—and yourself within it.⸻Connect with Taylor:Instagram: @TaylorLove.coSubscribe & Review:If this resonated, follow the podcast and leave a review—it helps more people find these conversations.

Emily and I first met 20 years ago when she began dating a childhood friend of mine. Since then, it feels like many lifetimes have passed—filled with change, growth, and profound transition—as she navigated life after her husband (and my childhood friend) passed.Over the years, I’ve watched Emily step into herself in the most remarkable ways. She is a spiritual guide, coach, and mother who has transformed profound grief into a life of purpose, presence, and deep self-discovery.In this episode, we dive into the raw and vulnerable parts of grief, soul contracts, the sacredness of motherhood, stepping into love again, and how loss can become a teacher.This episode is for anyone navigating heartbreak, rebuilding after loss, or seeking guidance on living fully and authentically in alignment with their soul.Connect with Emily:Instagram + TikTok: @iamemilybinghamWebsite: iamemilybingham.com/yolo-waitlist

Today I’m joined by Ryan Moresby-White. Ryan is devoted to helping men uncover and transform the childhood wounds that keep them from fully stepping into their power. He’s the founder of The Inspired Man, and has guided hundreds of men in reclaiming the parts of themselves that were never given space to be seen. In our conversation, we explore the dance between the masculine and feminine — what men deeply need but often don’t know how to ask for, what women may not realize we hold, and why healing the unconscious parts of ourselves is essential before stepping into partnership. This is for anyone seeking to understand the heart of masculinity, the root of relational healing, and the sacred invitation we all carry to walk one another home.   Connect with Ryan on Instagram + Faceboook: @ryanmoresbywhite facebook.com/ryan.moresbywhite

Fatherhood, Sacred Relationships, and Trusting Your Own Unique Path with Jacob Metzger 🎧 I’m going to let this conversation speak for itself. To me, Jacob is one of those humans that instantly feels like a close friend—like anything and everything is allowed and safe to be expressed and shared without judgement. We cover some taboo, controversial topics that are important to both of us. He is a father, a thought-leader, and someone I now deeply respect, and he shares some of his heart-centered wisdom that I hope you feel connected to as well. SHOW NOTES Follow Jacob on Instagram: @jacoblovesbeingalive Connect with him more at: jacobmetzger.co

Charlotte is the founder of The Wild Fem and host of the Wet & Worthy Woman podcast. She is a global voice for feminine liberation, guiding women back to the safety, power, and fire within their bodies and voices. We explore what it means to reclaim the parts of ourselves we've been told are too much — or not enough. This episode is a full-body invitation to come home to all of it.   SHOW NOTES Connect with Charlotte on IG: @thewildfem Listen to her podcast: https://linktr.ee/thewildfem?lt_utm_source=lt_share_link#416506406

New Episode: The Viral Video Part 2: Death Threats, Triggers, and Owning Your Story with Taylor Conroy #43 A week after one of my videos reached millions of people, I sat down with my close friend Taylor to process everything that unfolded—from the intense backlash to the vulnerable truths underneath it all. We talk about: Why so many people felt triggered by my story The reality of receiving so much hate and even death threats online What it means to stay rooted in your truth when the world reacts And why your voice, your story, and your life experiences are still worthy of being shared This is a raw, unfiltered conversation on shame, projection, and the healing power of trusting your path.   

Today's guest is no stranger to the podcast. I jokingly call him my baby daddy. But he is a million things more than that. He’s been there by my side for over 15 years, and while the dynamic of our relationship has changed, he will forever be one of the most important men in my life.Jared is here today and we talk about something extremely personal to him. A chapter of life he very recently walked through and something not many men open up about—his journey with his own physical and mental health.I love you all so much.