Hosts Kyle and Kelsey Pleasant reflect on winter's hush and how small sensory rituals—warm blankets, hot cocoa, candlelight, and family gratitude circles—can help you slow down and reconnect with what matters.

This short episode invites listeners to notice their inner life during the colder months, try simple cozy practices, and make ordinary moments feel more intentional.

Hosts Kyle and Kelsey Pleasant talk about why New Year’s resolutions usually fail and introduce the SMART framework (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bound) to build realistic, sustainable habits.

They share practical examples—like short daily walks, brief evening routines, and celebrating small wins—encouraging listeners to focus on mastery goals, adjust plans with compassion, and track progress instead of chasing perfection.

Hosts Kyle and Kelsey Pleasant share relatable holiday chaos—from travel mishaps and family expectations to shopping blunders—and laugh about surviving December without a survival kit.

They offer simple resets like two deep breaths, a quick self-massage, and tiny self-care steps, reminding listeners to start small, find humor in the mess, and give themselves grace through the season.

Hosts Kyle and Kelsey Pleasant explain neuroplasticity — how the brain rewires itself — and share personal stories about shifting self-talk, healing, and tuning into the present.

They offer practical tools like gratitude journaling, brief mindful breathing, and consistent small actions, inviting listeners to try tiny daily habits to build new neural pathways.

Join legally blind massage therapists Kyle and Kelsey Pleasant as they explore the habit of worrying and how it robs us of energy and joy. Through lighthearted stories—a tense crochet project, a rainy Appalachian hike, and a living room dance with Chloe—they show how worry often changes nothing but your mood.

Using the James Taylor insight that "the secret of life is enjoying the passage of time," they offer simple reminders to pause, notice small moments, and choose presence over control.

This episode is a short, warm call to practice being present, let go of perfection, and make room for more laughter and peace in everyday life.

Hello, you are listening to the Pleasant Spirit Podcast with hosts Kyle and Kelsey Pleasant, legally blind licensed massage therapists who explore the mind-body connection and how emotions can be stored in the tissues.

In this episode they examine common holding patterns—shoulders, jaw, chest, hips, and IT band—and explain how intentional bodywork, presence, and gentle breath can help release stored emotions and support healing.

Hosts Kyle and Kelsey explore the idea that the opposite of addiction is connection, not just sobriety. They share personal stories and research-backed perspectives about how community, consistent small gestures, and honest presence can support recovery and everyday well-being.

This episode offers simple, actionable encouragement: start small, show up, listen, and be willing to be vulnerable. A reminder that connection is possible—one text, coffee, or conversation at a time.

Welcome to another enriching episode of the Pleasant Spirit Podcast with hosts Kyle and Kelsey Pleasant, legally blind licensed massage therapists. Dive into the profound discussion on the essence of identity – a concept that transcends experiences and external circumstances. Explore how the core of who you are remains untouched by the titles, roles, and stories society imposes on us.

In this episode, Kyle and Kelsey challenge the traditional beliefs that define worth and identity based on experiences. They gently guide us to understand that our true essence – whether you call it soul, spirit, or your energy signature – exists beyond the narratives of success, failure, and life changes. They emphasize that when freed from these constraints, one’s authentic self can emerge, leading to a more peaceful and aligned life.

Tune in for an insightful journey of self-discovery that highlights the importance of recognizing the inherent value in simply existing. If you've ever felt invisible or confined by your past, this episode is a reminder that you are valuable because you exist, and your true self is always worthy of love. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear this empowering message today.