https://simplecast.com This Human Experience with Allie Nunzi This Human Experience Podcast is a tender-hearted conversation with spiritual leaders and community innovators from around the world about understanding what shapes and drives people's way of being in the world everyday by diving deep into their human experience — their behaviors, interactions, routines, rituals, beliefs and perspectives. We believe once we understand people’s human experience, empathy is created and true listening begins to happen. Through empathy and listening, tolerance is replaced with compassion, acceptance and the understanding that everything belongs. Our mission is to provide you with stories, insights, perspective and the framework to help us create a better, more compassionate world where each human experience is celebrated. Season 2 coming soon! 2020 This Human Experience Podcast en Wed, 21 Apr 2021 04:00:00 +0000 Fri, 23 Jul 2021 20:36:37 +0000 https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com This Human Experience with Allie Nunzi https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/1036911f-b62c-4f09-bfc0-255882c74e61/76ac5fea-b64d-4aea-8552-a3906ebde8a9/3000x3000/this-human-experience-podast-png.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com episodic This Human Experience Podcast is a tender-hearted conversation with spiritual leaders and community innovators from around the world about understanding what shapes and drives people's way of being in the world everyday by diving deep into their human experience — their behaviors, interactions, routines, rituals, beliefs and perspectives. We believe once we understand people’s human experience, empathy is created and true listening begins to happen. Through empathy and listening, tolerance is replaced with compassion, acceptance and the understanding that everything belongs. Our mission is to provide you with stories, insights, perspective and the framework to help us create a better, more compassionate world where each human experience is celebrated. Season 2 coming soon! Allie Nunzi yes https://feeds.simplecast.com/k8eR7dRv self help, spirituality, allie nunzi, this human experience, relationships Allie Nunzi allie@graceandgloryyoga.com ff84377c-4a9e-448d-9c6a-6b9b0e8f9145 Christian Correa: The Curious Paradox of Human-ing Comedian, artist, writer, and all-around Renaissance Man Christian Correa invites us all to have the courage to look beyond the belief systems that keep us in a horn-lock. He uses all of these creative mediums to enroll us in, what we call at This Human Experience, the third way — a pathway to loving one another that is beyond right or wrong. What will it take for us to look at our own human-ing? 

In this episode, Allie and Christian explore aspects of human-ing including: 

  • Courageous curiosity
  • A new definition of confrontation and compassion
  • Looking at what shapes our filters and the lenses from which we view ourselves, others, and the world around us 
  • The false accountability of the online sphere 

Resources:

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Wed, 21 Apr 2021 04:00:00 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Christian Correa, Allie Nunzi) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/christian-correa-the-curious-paradox-of-human-ing-AAq8oyJB Comedian, artist, writer, and all-around Renaissance Man Christian Correa invites us all to have the courage to look beyond the belief systems that keep us in a horn-lock. He uses all of these creative mediums to enroll us in, what we call at This Human Experience, the third way — a pathway to loving one another that is beyond right or wrong. What will it take for us to look at our own human-ing? 

In this episode, Allie and Christian explore aspects of human-ing including: 

  • Courageous curiosity
  • A new definition of confrontation and compassion
  • Looking at what shapes our filters and the lenses from which we view ourselves, others, and the world around us 
  • The false accountability of the online sphere 

Resources:

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Christian Correa: The Curious Paradox of Human-ing Christian Correa, Allie Nunzi 00:49:41 Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote a not-so-popular-for-The-Beatles song, “The End”, that so many people quote: “And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make.” If there is one thing we seem to be failing at as human beings these days, it is realizing our individual responsibility of having our words, actions, and inactions align with the kind of world we want to live in and communities we want to be a part of. If you want the world to be a certain way, then you are the one to act accordingly. Seems obvious that the world will reflect with you put out, right? It isn’t. In this conversation, Allie connects with her dear friend and comedian Christian Correa. Comedians have a brilliant way of pointing out the total absurdity in the obvious… the stuff that the rest of us overlook. They also chat about the psychological constructs that shape our beliefs in politics, social issues, and “others”; having the courage to confront what is not working; and examining the microcosm of humanity that is our own communities. Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote a not-so-popular-for-The-Beatles song, “The End”, that so many people quote: “And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make.” If there is one thing we seem to be failing at as human beings these days, it is realizing our individual responsibility of having our words, actions, and inactions align with the kind of world we want to live in and communities we want to be a part of. If you want the world to be a certain way, then you are the one to act accordingly. Seems obvious that the world will reflect with you put out, right? It isn’t. In this conversation, Allie connects with her dear friend and comedian Christian Correa. Comedians have a brilliant way of pointing out the total absurdity in the obvious… the stuff that the rest of us overlook. They also chat about the psychological constructs that shape our beliefs in politics, social issues, and “others”; having the courage to confront what is not working; and examining the microcosm of humanity that is our own communities. objective empathy, belonging, this human experience, community care, courage, humanity, this human experience podcast, love, community, curiosity, civil discourse, empathy, compassion yes full 12 1 025151f9-87aa-4c39-b1b7-898e8c1f680f Jacki Carr: Gorgeous Discourse & The Power of Choice Jacki Carr is a Goal Coach. She works with womxn all over the country and believes that coaching, accountability, and conversation create pathways to new perspectives, new goals, and new ways of being.

In this episode, Allie and Jacki discuss:

  • Using discourse to discover something(s) new about ourselves and our world and why we should not be afraid of it
  • The importance of welcoming in those with a different perspective than ours and the breadth of knowledge there is to learn from them
  • Defining for ourselves what it means to have a vision
  • Rapid fire deconstruction of systems that have left people out and ways individuals can help generate a better world
  • Why it’s important to do vision and goal work as a way to tell ourselves the truth and be in choice around how we want to show up to our own lives and contribute to the world that we want to live in
  • The science and wisdom that lives in our own bodies and re-learning how to integrate the mental and physical realms

 Resources:

This podcast was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi and mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Wed, 7 Apr 2021 04:00:00 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Jacki Carr, Allie Nunzi) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/jacki-carr-gorgeous-discourse-the-power-of-choice-KzYD1Iap Jacki Carr is a Goal Coach. She works with womxn all over the country and believes that coaching, accountability, and conversation create pathways to new perspectives, new goals, and new ways of being.

In this episode, Allie and Jacki discuss:

  • Using discourse to discover something(s) new about ourselves and our world and why we should not be afraid of it
  • The importance of welcoming in those with a different perspective than ours and the breadth of knowledge there is to learn from them
  • Defining for ourselves what it means to have a vision
  • Rapid fire deconstruction of systems that have left people out and ways individuals can help generate a better world
  • Why it’s important to do vision and goal work as a way to tell ourselves the truth and be in choice around how we want to show up to our own lives and contribute to the world that we want to live in
  • The science and wisdom that lives in our own bodies and re-learning how to integrate the mental and physical realms

 Resources:

This podcast was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi and mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Jacki Carr: Gorgeous Discourse & The Power of Choice Jacki Carr, Allie Nunzi 00:56:21 There is a dismantling of the world in action now and a budding of a new world that we are designing together. As the dismantling of old constructs goes, it can be chaotic and confusing. As we navigate this new frontier, consider that your body is the instrument that has the ability to support you and be your guide — your inner GPS. Science informs us the function of the mind-body connection is a way to regulate ourselves and first, we must use inquiry as a tool to become aware of what’s actually going on with us. We must take a good hard look in the mirror. Without contemplating what’s shaping our language, values, beliefs, and actions, the world will shape it for us. In this episode, you’ll hear a conversation with Goal Coach and Motivational Speaker Jacki Carr on the ways we can choose to use goal setting methodology in an incredibly practical way to create the kind of community and world we want to live in. Jacki reminds us that, “We are the designers, we are the editors — we are the becoming.” There is a dismantling of the world in action now and a budding of a new world that we are designing together. As the dismantling of old constructs goes, it can be chaotic and confusing. As we navigate this new frontier, consider that your body is the instrument that has the ability to support you and be your guide — your inner GPS. Science informs us the function of the mind-body connection is a way to regulate ourselves and first, we must use inquiry as a tool to become aware of what’s actually going on with us. We must take a good hard look in the mirror. Without contemplating what’s shaping our language, values, beliefs, and actions, the world will shape it for us. In this episode, you’ll hear a conversation with Goal Coach and Motivational Speaker Jacki Carr on the ways we can choose to use goal setting methodology in an incredibly practical way to create the kind of community and world we want to live in. Jacki reminds us that, “We are the designers, we are the editors — we are the becoming.” vision, vision and goal setting, choice, goal setting, discourse no full 11 1 dfbed161-2a5a-4d9c-aa7e-7101cd51640b Devin Way: Eyes That See & Ears That Hear Devin Way is an LA — by way of Texas — model and actor. He also identifies with the titles storyteller, servant, and friend. 

In this episode, Allie and Devin cover: 

  • The perplexity of belonging — as Devin shares his experience as a bi-racial man 
  • Complex subject matter — humanity and meaning — and talking about it in its most simplistic form — breathing, listening, and being. Or as Devin puts it — stop, see, and listen 
  • How the destruction of the way that it’s been gives life to the way it will be — the creation of a world where everyone belongs and the beauty in the breakdown

Resources

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Wed, 24 Mar 2021 04:00:00 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Allie Nunzi, Devin Way) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/devin-way-XS5oIf0D Devin Way is an LA — by way of Texas — model and actor. He also identifies with the titles storyteller, servant, and friend. 

In this episode, Allie and Devin cover: 

  • The perplexity of belonging — as Devin shares his experience as a bi-racial man 
  • Complex subject matter — humanity and meaning — and talking about it in its most simplistic form — breathing, listening, and being. Or as Devin puts it — stop, see, and listen 
  • How the destruction of the way that it’s been gives life to the way it will be — the creation of a world where everyone belongs and the beauty in the breakdown

Resources

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Devin Way: Eyes That See & Ears That Hear Allie Nunzi, Devin Way 00:58:39 With so much noise in the world — in our ears and on the screens we are holding in the palm of our hands — it’s often challenging to know what or who is worth listening to. So how do we know what’s worth our time, energy, and devotion? As Allie sits down with Grey’s Anatomy actor, Devin Way in this episode, he invites us to do these three things — stop, see, and listen — as a means to cultivate discernment in our lives. In this tearful and joyful conversation, the two explore the ways in which we can be with people wholly as they are. With so much noise in the world — in our ears and on the screens we are holding in the palm of our hands — it’s often challenging to know what or who is worth listening to. So how do we know what’s worth our time, energy, and devotion? As Allie sits down with Grey’s Anatomy actor, Devin Way in this episode, he invites us to do these three things — stop, see, and listen — as a means to cultivate discernment in our lives. In this tearful and joyful conversation, the two explore the ways in which we can be with people wholly as they are. faith, this human experience, christianity, god, listening, this human experience podcast, radical responsibility, spirituality, empathy yes full 10 1 ecf3a9c0-c964-4fc9-97df-c7373d73e4ab Danielle McCleerey: Radical Hospitality & The Wisdom of a 5-Year-Old Danielle McCleerey is a Global Motivator, a Senior SoulCycle Instructor and the Host of On the Daily Podcast. Her life mission is to support people in becoming their most authentic and genuine selves.

In this episode, Allie and her explore: 

  • Parenting — ushering our children's human experience in its full expression
  • Letting our kids be our teachers — the ways we can slow down & listen without judgement
  • The freedom we experience when we are our whole selves — simple & raw
  • How we can live out radical hospitality in our day-to-day life
  • The ultimate welcome mat — listening
  • The secret to teaching people with no listening how to listen

Resources: 

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo. 

]]> Wed, 10 Mar 2021 05:00:00 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Allie Nunzi, Danielle Mccleerey) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/danielle-mccleerey-radical-hospitality-the-wisdom-of-a-5-year-old-vF3DNzO7 Danielle McCleerey is a Global Motivator, a Senior SoulCycle Instructor and the Host of On the Daily Podcast. Her life mission is to support people in becoming their most authentic and genuine selves.

In this episode, Allie and her explore: 

  • Parenting — ushering our children's human experience in its full expression
  • Letting our kids be our teachers — the ways we can slow down & listen without judgement
  • The freedom we experience when we are our whole selves — simple & raw
  • How we can live out radical hospitality in our day-to-day life
  • The ultimate welcome mat — listening
  • The secret to teaching people with no listening how to listen

Resources: 

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo. 

]]> Danielle McCleerey: Radical Hospitality & The Wisdom of a 5-Year-Old Allie Nunzi, Danielle Mccleerey 00:52:45 Children are tuned in. Perhaps it’s because they are closer to what we don’t understand or because they haven’t yet been conditioned to unlearn all the wisdom they arrived here with. If we slow down and listen, they have a lot to share with us about the natural world and the nature of what it means to be human. In this episode, Allie interviews Global Motivator and Senior SoulCycle Instructor Danielle McCleerey and they dive into this topic. They discuss how they’ve allowed their toddlers to be their teachers; how parenting is simply the ushering in of someone else’s human experience in its full expression; and the ultimate welcome mat in life — listening. How can we let people be as they are? How willing are we to let our children lead? What would happen if we asked better questions and did a better job of listening? These are all questions that will be answered in episode 9 of This Human Experience. Children are tuned in. Perhaps it’s because they are closer to what we don’t understand or because they haven’t yet been conditioned to unlearn all the wisdom they arrived here with. If we slow down and listen, they have a lot to share with us about the natural world and the nature of what it means to be human. In this episode, Allie interviews Global Motivator and Senior SoulCycle Instructor Danielle McCleerey and they dive into this topic. They discuss how they’ve allowed their toddlers to be their teachers; how parenting is simply the ushering in of someone else’s human experience in its full expression; and the ultimate welcome mat in life — listening. How can we let people be as they are? How willing are we to let our children lead? What would happen if we asked better questions and did a better job of listening? These are all questions that will be answered in episode 9 of This Human Experience. divine wisdom, parenting, this human experience, children, listening, spirituality, empathy yes full 9 1 2720efaa-7293-4d26-bbd3-630816c08633 Desh Amila: Hip Hop & The Advancement of Humankind As the product of immigration, integration, and innovation, Desh Amila is a Documentary Filmmaker and a Serial Entrepreneur who founded This Is 42 and Think Inc. His life mission is to make being intelligent cool.

In this conversation, Allie and Desh explore: 

  • His journey from growing up in Sri Lanka and living through a civil war for over 2 decades to moving to Australia and becoming an entrepreneur, entertainer, and educator on a global scale
  • How Desh is out to revolutionize the ultimate cool — intelligent conversations — and how this vision started by running large scale events for hip hop and R&B artists
  • Desh's passion for ‘edutainment’ — part education and part entertainment — and how he creates global movements led by scientists, philosophers, and the greatest thinkers of our time around this concept
  • How progress has happened throughout history in 2 ways — violence and conversation — and why now is the time to advance humankind and lead societal change through civil dialogue
  • Tools for productive conversations with people and communities we fundamentally do not agree with
  • The truth about overnight success: it takes over a decade of hard work to create it
  • The keys to living a life full of confidence, drive, and freedom
  • Desh’s second documentary Better Left Unsaid about the current polarizing environment of politics


Resources: 


This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Wed, 24 Feb 2021 05:00:00 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Allie Nunzi, Desh Amila) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/desh-amila-hip-hop-the-advancement-of-humankind-UY1ohb5h As the product of immigration, integration, and innovation, Desh Amila is a Documentary Filmmaker and a Serial Entrepreneur who founded This Is 42 and Think Inc. His life mission is to make being intelligent cool.

In this conversation, Allie and Desh explore: 

  • His journey from growing up in Sri Lanka and living through a civil war for over 2 decades to moving to Australia and becoming an entrepreneur, entertainer, and educator on a global scale
  • How Desh is out to revolutionize the ultimate cool — intelligent conversations — and how this vision started by running large scale events for hip hop and R&B artists
  • Desh's passion for ‘edutainment’ — part education and part entertainment — and how he creates global movements led by scientists, philosophers, and the greatest thinkers of our time around this concept
  • How progress has happened throughout history in 2 ways — violence and conversation — and why now is the time to advance humankind and lead societal change through civil dialogue
  • Tools for productive conversations with people and communities we fundamentally do not agree with
  • The truth about overnight success: it takes over a decade of hard work to create it
  • The keys to living a life full of confidence, drive, and freedom
  • Desh’s second documentary Better Left Unsaid about the current polarizing environment of politics


Resources: 


This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Desh Amila: Hip Hop & The Advancement of Humankind Allie Nunzi, Desh Amila 01:02:23 In the world of social media influencers selling you cool, Documentary Filmmaker and Serial Entrepreneur Desh Amila is out to revolutionize the ultimate cool — intelligent conversations. Through his company This Is 42, Desh aims to advance humankind by bringing passionate people together to discuss intelligence in all of its diversity, exploring new horizons across art, science, culture, design, sports, and music. In 2018, he released his first documentary, Islam and the Future of Tolerance — which became the #1 iTunes download worldwide. He’s due to release his second documentary Better Left Unsaid about the current polarizing environment of politics. In this episode, Allie and Desh discuss his journey from growing up in Sri Lanka and living through a civil war for over 2 decades to moving to Australia and becoming an entrepreneur, entertainer, and educator on a global scale; how progress has happened throughout history in 2 ways — violence & conversation — and why now is the time to lead societal change through civil dialogue; and the framework to have productive conversations with people and communities we fundamentally do not agree with. In the world of social media influencers selling you cool, Documentary Filmmaker and Serial Entrepreneur Desh Amila is out to revolutionize the ultimate cool — intelligent conversations. Through his company This Is 42, Desh aims to advance humankind by bringing passionate people together to discuss intelligence in all of its diversity, exploring new horizons across art, science, culture, design, sports, and music. In 2018, he released his first documentary, Islam and the Future of Tolerance — which became the #1 iTunes download worldwide. He’s due to release his second documentary Better Left Unsaid about the current polarizing environment of politics. In this episode, Allie and Desh discuss his journey from growing up in Sri Lanka and living through a civil war for over 2 decades to moving to Australia and becoming an entrepreneur, entertainer, and educator on a global scale; how progress has happened throughout history in 2 ways — violence & conversation — and why now is the time to lead societal change through civil dialogue; and the framework to have productive conversations with people and communities we fundamentally do not agree with. freedom, societal change, civil dialogue, this is 42, drive, this human experience, self help yes full 8 1 cd7d6f51-34b7-4f62-b271-d79226798624 Lucca Petrucci: Faith, Trust, & Pixie Dust (Part 2) Possibility and Marketing Strategist Lucca Petrucci is back for part 2 of his heartfelt conversation with Allie. In this episode, they explore: 

  • Faith defined as belief in the unseen + committed action
  • How you're ready now — exactly as you are with your dreams, fears, hurt, love, and scars — to do the thing tugging at your heart
  • The brand new definition of perfection: unconditional acceptance
  • What is required of you to manifest and create something you really want in our life
  • The importance of accepting yourself unconditionally before stepping into a deep and authentic relationship with a romantic partner
  • Why your ordinary is the exact thing that makes you extraordinary
  • Intuitive action or as Lucca calls it: pixie dust — the blend of merriment, life’s purpose, and the full acceptance of the total spectrum within and around us
  • The cure to anxiety, depression, loneliness, and chronic illness: showing up as you are and trusting that's enough, allowing yourself to connect to your purpose, and welcoming a likeminded community into your life

Resources: 

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Wed, 17 Feb 2021 05:00:00 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Allie Nunzi, Lucca Petrucci) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/lucca-petrucci-faith-trust-pixie-dust-part-2-qIajcW_u Possibility and Marketing Strategist Lucca Petrucci is back for part 2 of his heartfelt conversation with Allie. In this episode, they explore: 

  • Faith defined as belief in the unseen + committed action
  • How you're ready now — exactly as you are with your dreams, fears, hurt, love, and scars — to do the thing tugging at your heart
  • The brand new definition of perfection: unconditional acceptance
  • What is required of you to manifest and create something you really want in our life
  • The importance of accepting yourself unconditionally before stepping into a deep and authentic relationship with a romantic partner
  • Why your ordinary is the exact thing that makes you extraordinary
  • Intuitive action or as Lucca calls it: pixie dust — the blend of merriment, life’s purpose, and the full acceptance of the total spectrum within and around us
  • The cure to anxiety, depression, loneliness, and chronic illness: showing up as you are and trusting that's enough, allowing yourself to connect to your purpose, and welcoming a likeminded community into your life

Resources: 

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Lucca Petrucci: Faith, Trust, & Pixie Dust (Part 2) Allie Nunzi, Lucca Petrucci 00:39:57 Lucca Petrucci is back for part 2 of his conversation with Allie about faith, vocation — the calling on your life — and readiness. We can be ready to leave for work in the morning — we can wake up, we can shower, we can brush our teeth, we can comb our hair, we can eat breakfast, and we can put our shoes on. Where we get tripped up is when we think the concept of readiness is necessary when we’re being called to make a life shift, a switch, or big decision. Like there’s something that we need to do before we can do all that. The truth is there’s no amount of planning, training, or advice that will make us more ready for what we sense there is to do in our gut. In today’s world, there’s a new way of leading and living, and it requires this intuitive action. In this chat, Lucca refers to his intuitive action as his pixie dust — the blend of merriment, life’s purpose, and the full acceptance of the total spectrum within and around us. In this episode, Allie and Lucca talk about faith defined as belief in the unseen + committed action; how perfection is unconditional acceptance; and why our ordinary is the exact thing that makes us extraordinary. Lucca Petrucci is back for part 2 of his conversation with Allie about faith, vocation — the calling on your life — and readiness. We can be ready to leave for work in the morning — we can wake up, we can shower, we can brush our teeth, we can comb our hair, we can eat breakfast, and we can put our shoes on. Where we get tripped up is when we think the concept of readiness is necessary when we’re being called to make a life shift, a switch, or big decision. Like there’s something that we need to do before we can do all that. The truth is there’s no amount of planning, training, or advice that will make us more ready for what we sense there is to do in our gut. In today’s world, there’s a new way of leading and living, and it requires this intuitive action. In this chat, Lucca refers to his intuitive action as his pixie dust — the blend of merriment, life’s purpose, and the full acceptance of the total spectrum within and around us. In this episode, Allie and Lucca talk about faith defined as belief in the unseen + committed action; how perfection is unconditional acceptance; and why our ordinary is the exact thing that makes us extraordinary. intuition, faith, this human experience, pixie dust, acceptance, intuitive action, self help, love yes full 7 1 1e1a2ca4-3ccc-49dd-ab7e-e5aaa69e9dcc Lucca Petrucci: Unconditional Acceptance & The Happiest Place on Earth (Part 1) As a Possibility and Marketing Strategist who helps visionaries and innovators bring their big ideas to life; the producer of this podcast; and the host of Living in Your Passion Place Podcast; Lucca Petrucci’s life mission is to love people hard and to spread fun, possibility, and unconditional acceptance. 

In this episode, Allie and Lucca explore: 

  • Lucca’s journey from hiding in judgment and fear to stepping into his full brightness and coming out as a proud openly gay, Christian man
  • How unconditional acceptance trumps unconditional love
  • Why the happiest place on earth is actually the place within 
  • The importance of transforming our relationship to the word faith
  • Why it’s time to notice and truly enjoy the wow that’s happening now 
  • How the thing that is soul squeezing in our lives is also the thing that make us who we are
  • How clear communication is an act of love  

Resources: 

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci  and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

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]]> Wed, 10 Feb 2021 05:00:00 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Allie Nunzi, Lucca Petrucci) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/lucca-petrucci-unconditional-happiness-the-happiest-place-on-earth-fqNbuAEv As a Possibility and Marketing Strategist who helps visionaries and innovators bring their big ideas to life; the producer of this podcast; and the host of Living in Your Passion Place Podcast; Lucca Petrucci’s life mission is to love people hard and to spread fun, possibility, and unconditional acceptance. 

In this episode, Allie and Lucca explore: 

  • Lucca’s journey from hiding in judgment and fear to stepping into his full brightness and coming out as a proud openly gay, Christian man
  • How unconditional acceptance trumps unconditional love
  • Why the happiest place on earth is actually the place within 
  • The importance of transforming our relationship to the word faith
  • Why it’s time to notice and truly enjoy the wow that’s happening now 
  • How the thing that is soul squeezing in our lives is also the thing that make us who we are
  • How clear communication is an act of love  

Resources: 

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci  and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

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]]> Lucca Petrucci: Unconditional Acceptance & The Happiest Place on Earth (Part 1) Allie Nunzi, Lucca Petrucci 00:59:27 There’s a great pandemic at play in the world today and it’s not just the very real novel Coronavirus — what we’re talking about is the plague of cynicism. This is what keeps people stuck in the fear of stepping out on faith, in resignation from creating a new way to live amongst one another, in the despair from not knowing if things will get any better, and in the disbelief that change can be ours if we choose it. It keeps us disconnected, discontented, and perpetuates a culture of dis-compassion. We were meant for joy. It’s a health secret. We were meant to celebrate who we are and love one another. This episode’s guest Lucca Petrucci, a Possibility and Marketing Strategist and the producer of this podcast, reminds us that within every person on the planet, there is, what he calls, the pixie dust — the magical things within that allow us to create our reality from our dreams. All you have to do is believe and have faith. The truth is that you are ready now for a life of magic, grace, and joy. And first is the work of accepting life, and people, as is. In part one of this conversation, Allie and Lucca talk about his journey from hiding in judgment and fear to stepping into his full brightness and coming out as a proud openly gay, Christian man; how unconditional acceptance trumps unconditional love; the importance of transforming your relationship to the word faith; and why the happiest place on earth is actually the place within. There’s a great pandemic at play in the world today and it’s not just the very real novel Coronavirus — what we’re talking about is the plague of cynicism. This is what keeps people stuck in the fear of stepping out on faith, in resignation from creating a new way to live amongst one another, in the despair from not knowing if things will get any better, and in the disbelief that change can be ours if we choose it. It keeps us disconnected, discontented, and perpetuates a culture of dis-compassion. We were meant for joy. It’s a health secret. We were meant to celebrate who we are and love one another. This episode’s guest Lucca Petrucci, a Possibility and Marketing Strategist and the producer of this podcast, reminds us that within every person on the planet, there is, what he calls, the pixie dust — the magical things within that allow us to create our reality from our dreams. All you have to do is believe and have faith. The truth is that you are ready now for a life of magic, grace, and joy. And first is the work of accepting life, and people, as is. In part one of this conversation, Allie and Lucca talk about his journey from hiding in judgment and fear to stepping into his full brightness and coming out as a proud openly gay, Christian man; how unconditional acceptance trumps unconditional love; the importance of transforming your relationship to the word faith; and why the happiest place on earth is actually the place within. unconditional love, faith, christianity, gay christian, gay man, acceptance, self help, spirituality yes full 6 1 d8484a48-fa05-4b77-9ab9-7261af2e87ab Ericka Jones: A Social Reckoning & The Solve for Moral Constipation As a Global Diversity and Inclusion Leader at Cargill — a global food corporation and the largest privately held corporation in the US; a modern day change leader and healer with more than 12 years of experience specific to diversity, equity and inclusion; and the Founder of the Yoga Coalition, Ericka Jones' life mission is to be the vessel for deep human connection and the validation of everyone’s human experience.  

In this episode, Allie and Ericka explore: 

  • The social reckoning we’re all experiencing right now that’s been 100+ years in the making
  • How tenderness is the missing ingredient in our current attempt at societal progress — aka cancel culture, callout culture, woke culture
  • Why racism is like gravity and how there has only been a handful of people who’ve really understood it properly
  • Intergenerational wisdom and what there’s to learn from Generation Z and our elders about racism and social injustice
  • “The Amazon Effect” and how our desire for instant and rapid change isn’t actually changing anything at all
  • How we as a collective can break the cycle of the world’s belief system being based in fear

Resources: 

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Wed, 27 Jan 2021 05:00:00 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Allie Nunzi, Ericka Jones) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/ericka-jones-a-social-reckoning-the-solve-for-moral-constipation-P2KTi4wq As a Global Diversity and Inclusion Leader at Cargill — a global food corporation and the largest privately held corporation in the US; a modern day change leader and healer with more than 12 years of experience specific to diversity, equity and inclusion; and the Founder of the Yoga Coalition, Ericka Jones' life mission is to be the vessel for deep human connection and the validation of everyone’s human experience.  

In this episode, Allie and Ericka explore: 

  • The social reckoning we’re all experiencing right now that’s been 100+ years in the making
  • How tenderness is the missing ingredient in our current attempt at societal progress — aka cancel culture, callout culture, woke culture
  • Why racism is like gravity and how there has only been a handful of people who’ve really understood it properly
  • Intergenerational wisdom and what there’s to learn from Generation Z and our elders about racism and social injustice
  • “The Amazon Effect” and how our desire for instant and rapid change isn’t actually changing anything at all
  • How we as a collective can break the cycle of the world’s belief system being based in fear

Resources: 

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Ericka Jones: A Social Reckoning & The Solve for Moral Constipation Allie Nunzi, Ericka Jones 01:12:48 Right now, we are amidst a social reckoning that’s been 100+ years in the making, and in this episode, Allie has called on one of her dear friends Ericka Jones to help us understand what’s even happening. Ericka is a Global Diversity and Inclusion Leader at Cargill — a global food corporation — and a modern day change leader and healer with more than 12 years of experience specific to diversity, equity and inclusion. In this conversation, Allie and Ericka dive into how tenderness is the missing ingredient in our current attempt at societal progress — aka cancel culture — as well as intergenerational wisdom and what there’s to learn from Generation Z and our elders about racism and social injustice. They also discuss “the Amazon Effect” and how our desire for instant and rapid change isn’t actually changing anything at all. Right now, we are amidst a social reckoning that’s been 100+ years in the making, and in this episode, Allie has called on one of her dear friends Ericka Jones to help us understand what’s even happening. Ericka is a Global Diversity and Inclusion Leader at Cargill — a global food corporation — and a modern day change leader and healer with more than 12 years of experience specific to diversity, equity and inclusion. In this conversation, Allie and Ericka dive into how tenderness is the missing ingredient in our current attempt at societal progress — aka cancel culture — as well as intergenerational wisdom and what there’s to learn from Generation Z and our elders about racism and social injustice. They also discuss “the Amazon Effect” and how our desire for instant and rapid change isn’t actually changing anything at all. tenderness, social reckoning, this human experience, racism, social injustice, self help, social justice yes full 5 1 1f1e5116-6fa3-4cc4-a644-2e78b51635a3 Ryan Leier: Fierce Grace & The People That Piss Us Off As a world-renowned yoga teacher who leads classes alongside bands like Arcade Fire and singer songwriters like Xavier Rudd and Michael Franti; former professional basketball player; and Founder of One Yoga, Ryan Leier's life purpose is to love and be yoga.  He believes yoga can bring people together in a way that little else can, except perhaps music. “Yoga is for everybody no matter what. It’s not really as much about the postures as people think it is. If you can breathe, you can experience the magic of yoga.” 

 

In this episode, Allie explores Ryan’s human experience. They dive deep into:

  • The ways he has used really confronting circumstances in his own life- the death of a daughter, humility from falling off the pedestal and the journey of being a committed student- to learn and become stronger
  • Why the time is now to transform our relationship to confrontation and experience the freedom that lies on the other side of it
  • The choice we have to turn everything into our teacher- people, experiences and circumstances- and how these lessons are what shapes our human experience
  • The importance of having true teachers in our lives who call us out on our BS, challenge us and remind us who we are at our essence
  • Why it’s essential to find something that will connect you to the present moment because the present moment is where everything is possible

 

Resources: 

 

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Wed, 13 Jan 2021 05:00:00 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Ryan Leier) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/ryan-leier-fierce-grace-the-people-that-piss-us-off-h6hoG_B9 As a world-renowned yoga teacher who leads classes alongside bands like Arcade Fire and singer songwriters like Xavier Rudd and Michael Franti; former professional basketball player; and Founder of One Yoga, Ryan Leier's life purpose is to love and be yoga.  He believes yoga can bring people together in a way that little else can, except perhaps music. “Yoga is for everybody no matter what. It’s not really as much about the postures as people think it is. If you can breathe, you can experience the magic of yoga.” 

 

In this episode, Allie explores Ryan’s human experience. They dive deep into:

  • The ways he has used really confronting circumstances in his own life- the death of a daughter, humility from falling off the pedestal and the journey of being a committed student- to learn and become stronger
  • Why the time is now to transform our relationship to confrontation and experience the freedom that lies on the other side of it
  • The choice we have to turn everything into our teacher- people, experiences and circumstances- and how these lessons are what shapes our human experience
  • The importance of having true teachers in our lives who call us out on our BS, challenge us and remind us who we are at our essence
  • Why it’s essential to find something that will connect you to the present moment because the present moment is where everything is possible

 

Resources: 

 

This episode was co-produced by Lucca Petrucci and Allie Nunzi mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Ryan Leier: Fierce Grace & The People That Piss Us Off Ryan Leier 01:01:31 Moments of discomfort are a form of self-confrontation; they give us great pause. What’s needed now is a transformation to our relationship with confrontation and disruption. When we are able to be with it- whether it’s getting called out or being agitated in some way- we can either use it as an excuse to shut down, run and hide and be righteous; or we can use it as grist for the mill or the sandpaper that refines our listening, awareness and wisdom. The uncomfortable moments often wake us up to a self-wisdom that may take decades to unfold or to even recognize and be grateful for their gold. In this episode, you’ll hear a conversation with world renowned yoga teacher and former professional basketball Ryan Leier on the ways he has used really confronting circumstances in his own life- the death of a daughter, humility from falling off the pedestal and the journey of being a committed student- to learn and become stronger. Moments of discomfort are a form of self-confrontation; they give us great pause. What’s needed now is a transformation to our relationship with confrontation and disruption. When we are able to be with it- whether it’s getting called out or being agitated in some way- we can either use it as an excuse to shut down, run and hide and be righteous; or we can use it as grist for the mill or the sandpaper that refines our listening, awareness and wisdom. The uncomfortable moments often wake us up to a self-wisdom that may take decades to unfold or to even recognize and be grateful for their gold. In this episode, you’ll hear a conversation with world renowned yoga teacher and former professional basketball Ryan Leier on the ways he has used really confronting circumstances in his own life- the death of a daughter, humility from falling off the pedestal and the journey of being a committed student- to learn and become stronger. relationships, yoga, benevolence, this human experience, kindness, grace, life teacher, spirituality yes full 4 1 d50d95b4-2049-4b7b-bf64-141283d0fc59 Rev. Imani Olear: Peanut Butter & Jelly & The Healing of the World As a Lutheran Pastor at her recently planted church Sankofa- a beloved community of faith exploration that encourages people of color to explore their ancestral roots; the Founder of and Yoga Instructor at Yoga 4 A Good Hood and Tru Yoga Rochester; a Healer; and Self Proclaimed Ambassador of Love, Imani Olear’s life mission is to help the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color) community see their beauty and giftedness. 

 

In this episode, Allie explores Imani’s human experience. They discuss: 

  • Her journey from stripper and addict to pastor and yogi to beloved teacher;
  • The significance of the analogy of breaking bread and how this simple act has the possibility to lead to world healing;
  • How the world has forgotten about basic human rights;
  • Why they believe our greatest spiritual assignment is to love unconditionally;
  • Her experience living in Rochester, New York and closely witnessing systematic policing and racial inequality;
  • How to live the “yes/and” life as opposed to the common default “either/or";

 

Resources: 

 

This episode was co-produced by Allie Nunzi and Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo. 

]]> Wed, 30 Dec 2020 05:00:00 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Imani Olear, Allie Nunzi) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/rev-imani-olear-peanut-butter-jelly-the-healing-of-the-world-aYKCWJac As a Lutheran Pastor at her recently planted church Sankofa- a beloved community of faith exploration that encourages people of color to explore their ancestral roots; the Founder of and Yoga Instructor at Yoga 4 A Good Hood and Tru Yoga Rochester; a Healer; and Self Proclaimed Ambassador of Love, Imani Olear’s life mission is to help the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color) community see their beauty and giftedness. 

 

In this episode, Allie explores Imani’s human experience. They discuss: 

  • Her journey from stripper and addict to pastor and yogi to beloved teacher;
  • The significance of the analogy of breaking bread and how this simple act has the possibility to lead to world healing;
  • How the world has forgotten about basic human rights;
  • Why they believe our greatest spiritual assignment is to love unconditionally;
  • Her experience living in Rochester, New York and closely witnessing systematic policing and racial inequality;
  • How to live the “yes/and” life as opposed to the common default “either/or";

 

Resources: 

 

This episode was co-produced by Allie Nunzi and Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo. 

]]> Rev. Imani Olear: Peanut Butter & Jelly & The Healing of the World Imani Olear, Allie Nunzi 00:53:16 Wellness is a civil right, and long before we were looking at how people of color were unintentionally left out of the wellness community, Reverend Imani Olear was illuminating the fact that supposed healing environments were severely lacking access and subsequently were the cause for the very thing they were out to heal. Imani is a Luthern Pastor, a Spiritual Activist and Founder of Yoga 4 A Good Hood and Tru Yoga Rochester. She advocates for people to know what they may view as their deep brokenness may be, in fact, their deepest gift. Like she shares in this episode, “Your misery is your ministry and you can’t escape your calling.” In this episode, Imani shares her journey from stripper and addict to pastor and yogi to beloved teacher. Allie and her talk through the significance of the analogy of breaking bread and how this simple act has the possibility to lead to world healing; how the world has forgotten about basic human rights; why they believe our greatest spiritual assignment is to love unconditionally; and how to live the “yes/and” life as opposed to the common default “either/or.” Wellness is a civil right, and long before we were looking at how people of color were unintentionally left out of the wellness community, Reverend Imani Olear was illuminating the fact that supposed healing environments were severely lacking access and subsequently were the cause for the very thing they were out to heal. Imani is a Luthern Pastor, a Spiritual Activist and Founder of Yoga 4 A Good Hood and Tru Yoga Rochester. She advocates for people to know what they may view as their deep brokenness may be, in fact, their deepest gift. Like she shares in this episode, “Your misery is your ministry and you can’t escape your calling.” In this episode, Imani shares her journey from stripper and addict to pastor and yogi to beloved teacher. Allie and her talk through the significance of the analogy of breaking bread and how this simple act has the possibility to lead to world healing; how the world has forgotten about basic human rights; why they believe our greatest spiritual assignment is to love unconditionally; and how to live the “yes/and” life as opposed to the common default “either/or.” imani olear, nunzi consulting group, allie nunzi, this human experience, racial equality, bipoc, this human experience podcast, compassion yes full 3 1 038a7de8-0c82-4e60-b06b-e9cdfc2ec128 Susanne Conrad: Listening & Re-Learning 101 As the co-developer of lululemon's renowned leadership development culture; the Founder of Lightyear Leadership- a self-leadership methodology that develops happy and fulfilled humans, empowering communities to rapidly and radically transform; and a Leadership and Communication Advisor, Susanne Conrad has helped tens of thousands of people around the globe improve their interpersonal and business skills, and create happier, more intentional lives in the process. 

 

In this episode, Susanne helps Allie lay the groundwork for season 1 of the podcast and teaches us a framework for more productive ways of listening, how we can take steps to truly love difficult people that we don’t agree with and ways in which we can live better together. Allie and her also talk about:

  • Why it’s good to be challenged;
  • How we become what we judge;
  • How listening is what will give us access to a brand new future;

 

Resources: 

 

This episode was co-produced by Allie Nunzi and Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo. 

]]> Wed, 16 Dec 2020 05:00:00 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Allie Nunzi, Susanne Conrad) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/susanne-conrad-listening-re-learning-101-ijxFIh5j As the co-developer of lululemon's renowned leadership development culture; the Founder of Lightyear Leadership- a self-leadership methodology that develops happy and fulfilled humans, empowering communities to rapidly and radically transform; and a Leadership and Communication Advisor, Susanne Conrad has helped tens of thousands of people around the globe improve their interpersonal and business skills, and create happier, more intentional lives in the process. 

 

In this episode, Susanne helps Allie lay the groundwork for season 1 of the podcast and teaches us a framework for more productive ways of listening, how we can take steps to truly love difficult people that we don’t agree with and ways in which we can live better together. Allie and her also talk about:

  • Why it’s good to be challenged;
  • How we become what we judge;
  • How listening is what will give us access to a brand new future;

 

Resources: 

 

This episode was co-produced by Allie Nunzi and Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo. 

]]> Susanne Conrad: Listening & Re-Learning 101 Allie Nunzi, Susanne Conrad 00:50:01 Every once in a while we come across a person with a seemingly supernatural gift, as if they’ve been sent here with a message for us all. Susanne Conrad, our guest on this episode, is this person. She’s a woman who has created a new, more productive way to listen, learn, lead and love. She is unafraid to remind us there is a higher way to operate and intentionally create the world that we want to be a part of. In this episode, Susanne Conrad, a Communication and Leadership Advisor and the Founder of Lightyear Leadership, helps Allie set the groundwork for season 1 of this podcast conversation by teaching us a framework for more productive ways of listening; how we can truly love difficult people we don’t agree with; and ways in which we can live better together. Every once in a while we come across a person with a seemingly supernatural gift, as if they’ve been sent here with a message for us all. Susanne Conrad, our guest on this episode, is this person. She’s a woman who has created a new, more productive way to listen, learn, lead and love. She is unafraid to remind us there is a higher way to operate and intentionally create the world that we want to be a part of. In this episode, Susanne Conrad, a Communication and Leadership Advisor and the Founder of Lightyear Leadership, helps Allie set the groundwork for season 1 of this podcast conversation by teaching us a framework for more productive ways of listening; how we can truly love difficult people we don’t agree with; and ways in which we can live better together. relationships, susanne conrad, lightyear leadership, allie nunzi, this human experience, listening, love no full 2 1 9b47cd55-a97e-471f-b0c5-c154ec652c07 A New Kind of Future  As the Founder and Senior Organizational Development Coach at Nunzi Consulting; the Founder of Grace and Glory Yoga in New Jersey; a Certified Baptiste Yoga instructor; a wife to her husband Ray; and a mom to Joey and another daughter that’s arriving in January of 2021, Allie Nunzi has crossed paths with thousands upon thousands of diverse human experiences and has learned that everyone and everything belongs at the table. Your human experience belongs. My human experience belongs. 

 

In the first official episode of season 1, Allie shares who she is; how she shows up to the world; and why her life journey has led her to create this podcast. She also talks about:

  • Why this conversation about embracing and celebrating different human experiences and creating a world of true belonging is so important right now and what the soul of the world needs;
  • How this podcast will help us all have better conversations and live on this planet together in a more loving way- a way that is different from how we’ve lived together for thousands of thousands of years;
  • What objective empathy is and how we can all benefit from it;

 

Resources:

  • Connect with Allie on Instagram @allienunzi and share what you loved about this episode on your Instagram Stories and tag her!

 

This episode was co-produced by Allie Nunzi and Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo. 

]]> Wed, 16 Dec 2020 05:00:00 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Allie Nunzi) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/compassion-love-belonging-its-what-the-soul-of-the-world-needs-now-_INCcXO4  As the Founder and Senior Organizational Development Coach at Nunzi Consulting; the Founder of Grace and Glory Yoga in New Jersey; a Certified Baptiste Yoga instructor; a wife to her husband Ray; and a mom to Joey and another daughter that’s arriving in January of 2021, Allie Nunzi has crossed paths with thousands upon thousands of diverse human experiences and has learned that everyone and everything belongs at the table. Your human experience belongs. My human experience belongs. 

 

In the first official episode of season 1, Allie shares who she is; how she shows up to the world; and why her life journey has led her to create this podcast. She also talks about:

  • Why this conversation about embracing and celebrating different human experiences and creating a world of true belonging is so important right now and what the soul of the world needs;
  • How this podcast will help us all have better conversations and live on this planet together in a more loving way- a way that is different from how we’ve lived together for thousands of thousands of years;
  • What objective empathy is and how we can all benefit from it;

 

Resources:

  • Connect with Allie on Instagram @allienunzi and share what you loved about this episode on your Instagram Stories and tag her!

 

This episode was co-produced by Allie Nunzi and Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo. 

]]> A New Kind of Future Allie Nunzi 00:11:33 Welcome to the first official episode of This Human Experience, where you’ll learn who Allie Nunzi is; how she shows up to the world; and why her journey of learning about and understanding thousands of other human experiences- from the slums of Kenya to middle America- has led her to hold space for this conversation. By the end of this episode, you’ll know why Allie believes the soul of the world needs compassion, love and objective empathy now, and how we can each play an important part in creating this. Welcome to the first official episode of This Human Experience, where you’ll learn who Allie Nunzi is; how she shows up to the world; and why her journey of learning about and understanding thousands of other human experiences- from the slums of Kenya to middle America- has led her to hold space for this conversation. By the end of this episode, you’ll know why Allie believes the soul of the world needs compassion, love and objective empathy now, and how we can each play an important part in creating this. objective empathy, belonging, this human experience, this human experience podcast, love, empathy, compassion yes full 1 1 de04ff2d-2fa1-4672-9dd7-3424ef9501a9 Introducing This Human Experience Podcast Allie Nunzi is the Founder and Senior Organizational Coach at Nunzi Consulting; the Founder of Grace & Glory Yoga in New Jersey; a Certified Baptiste Yoga instructor; a wife to her husband Ray; and a mom to Joey and another daughter that’s arriving in January of 2021. For over 15 years, Allie has trained and empowered individuals and organizations all over the world from Kenya to California in personal development and self-leadership methodologies. Her teachings are based on her belief that radical grace guides us and that we can strategically work with it to powerfully author our lives. As the host of This Human Experience Podcast, she’ll have tender-hearted conversations with spiritual leaders and community innovators from around the world about understanding what shapes and drives people's way of being in the world everyday by diving deep into their human experience- their behaviors, interactions, routines, rituals, beliefs and perspectives. In this episode, she shares why she started this podcast and what’s to come in season 1. Full-length episodes drop beginning December 16th. Connect with Allie on Instagram @allienunzi, share on your Instagram Stories what you loved about this trailer episode or what you’re excited to learn this season and tag her! **This episode was co-produced by Allie Nunzi and Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Fri, 4 Dec 2020 23:15:30 +0000 allie@graceandgloryyoga.com (Allie Nunzi) https://this-human-experience.simplecast.com/episodes/introducing-this-human-experience-podcast-KN_dTYX9 Allie Nunzi is the Founder and Senior Organizational Coach at Nunzi Consulting; the Founder of Grace & Glory Yoga in New Jersey; a Certified Baptiste Yoga instructor; a wife to her husband Ray; and a mom to Joey and another daughter that’s arriving in January of 2021. For over 15 years, Allie has trained and empowered individuals and organizations all over the world from Kenya to California in personal development and self-leadership methodologies. Her teachings are based on her belief that radical grace guides us and that we can strategically work with it to powerfully author our lives. As the host of This Human Experience Podcast, she’ll have tender-hearted conversations with spiritual leaders and community innovators from around the world about understanding what shapes and drives people's way of being in the world everyday by diving deep into their human experience- their behaviors, interactions, routines, rituals, beliefs and perspectives. In this episode, she shares why she started this podcast and what’s to come in season 1. Full-length episodes drop beginning December 16th. Connect with Allie on Instagram @allienunzi, share on your Instagram Stories what you loved about this trailer episode or what you’re excited to learn this season and tag her! **This episode was co-produced by Allie Nunzi and Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Alec Kwo.

]]> Introducing This Human Experience Podcast Allie Nunzi 00:03:06 Welcome to This Human Experience Podcast hosted by Allie Nunzi! In this sneak preview episode, Allie shares why she created this podcast and what’s to come during her conversations with spiritual leaders and community innovators from around the world. In the first season, we’re going to walk in the shoes of others and explore different backgrounds, perspectives, beliefs and human experiences together- some that you’re familiar and comfortable with and some that you might not be; sort through life’s big questions; explore challenging topics; create a space where we can both deepen and broaden the context of what makes people people, and laugh and love each other along the way! Full-length episodes drop beginning Wednesday, December 16th. Welcome to This Human Experience Podcast hosted by Allie Nunzi! In this sneak preview episode, Allie shares why she created this podcast and what’s to come during her conversations with spiritual leaders and community innovators from around the world. In the first season, we’re going to walk in the shoes of others and explore different backgrounds, perspectives, beliefs and human experiences together- some that you’re familiar and comfortable with and some that you might not be; sort through life’s big questions; explore challenging topics; create a space where we can both deepen and broaden the context of what makes people people, and laugh and love each other along the way! Full-length episodes drop beginning Wednesday, December 16th. allie nunzi, this human experience, self help, spirituality, compassion no trailer 1