In this episode of Deep, Funny, Dirty, co-hosts Adam and Aiua sit down with Ean for an honest, embodied conversation about pleasure. What it is, why it matters, and why so many of us struggle to fully receive it.

Together, they explore pleasure beyond performance and chasing peak moments, focusing instead on presence, attention, and nervous system regulation. The discussion weaves through self-pleasure, sexuality, and brain chemistry, including how different internal states can influence creativity, emotional openness, confidence, and connection.

Ean shares his personal journey through sobriety, men’s work, and redefining pleasure as something sacred, slow, and integrated into everyday life. They unpack how shame forms around sexuality, how it quietly shapes behavior, and how conscious pleasure practices can help unwind it—without pressure, performance, or outcomes.

This episode is an invitation to reclaim pleasure as a skill rather than a chase. To stay present with sensation, emotion, and desire. And to explore how expanding our relationship with pleasure can ripple into intimacy, creativity, and how we show up in the world.

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What if your relationship wasn’t meant to complete you—but to awaken you?

In this episode of Deep, Funny, Dirty, we sit down with Jared and Laurie Archbold for a raw, spacious conversation about what they call soul partnership—a way of relating that prioritizes the soul’s unfolding over comfort, convention, or certainty.

Beginning with the question “What is a soul relationship, really?”, the conversation moves into lived experience: tending one’s own soul inside partnership, honoring individual paths, and allowing relationship itself to become a third living entity with its own purpose and call to service.

Jared and Laurie share vulnerably about the moments that tested everything—separation, near-divorce, opening their marriage, and standing in love even when the future was completely unclear. Rather than centering romance as rescue, they explore devotion as integrity: keeping one’s word, choosing presence, and supporting a partner’s becoming—even when it hurts.

Have you ever felt the tension between love and freedom, certainty and mystery, devotion and self-trust. It’s an invitation to rethink “normal,” to listen for the deeper tether beneath relationship roles, and to ask a braver question: How do we love in a way that serves the soul—ours, theirs, and the world’s?

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Website | ConfluenceMentoring.com

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IG | @Laurie.Arch

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Website | ConfluenceMentoring.com

Website | JaredArchbold.com

Website | RedwoodSacredMuse.com

IG | @JaredArchbold

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In this episode of Deep, Funny, Dirty, we explore the emergence of the Spiritual Madam—a bold, embodied archetype that refuses spiritual bypassing, guru worship, and “good girl” healing narratives.

Jen Cabot joins us for a raw, intimate conversation about what happens when years of therapy, self-help, and spiritual practice stop working—and you’re forced to meet the parts of yourself that can’t be affirmed away. We talk sacred rage, nervous system regulation, grief, sensual power, and the death of identities that once kept us safe but no longer serve.

The Spiritual Madam isn’t about manipulation, performance, or seduction for approval. She’s about seduction for truth—guiding people into depth, intimacy, and self-mastery by staying present with discomfort instead of avoiding it. Jen shares how this archetype was born through betrayal, trauma, and years of burning old scripts, including the spiritual ones.

This episode challenges the idea that healers should be polished, peaceful, or “love and light.” We explore embodiment as gritty, costly, and profoundly alive—and why real healing often feels taboo before it feels freeing.

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Website | JenniferCabot.com

IG | @SpiritualMadameJen

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