From Mortal Fruits to Immortal Belonging | A Weird Fruits Collab featuring Stevie Mae & Mary 'Marebear' Johnson episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 4, 2026 · 1H 18M

From Mortal Fruits to Immortal Belonging | A Weird Fruits Collab featuring Stevie Mae & Mary 'Marebear' Johnson

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In this special collab, Weird Fruits (Marebear & Stevie) joins Michael for a playful, profound dive into Joan Osborne's "One of Us"... sparking reflections on seeing God in the everyday, somatic receiving of compliments, mortal-immortal balance, belonging as Earth's "fruit," and sacred fruit rituals (red kiwi fireworks, pomelo sunrises). From energy exchanges to archetypes, we explore curiosity, presence, and what it means to feel seen. A joyful, curiosity-fueled mashup of podcasts, perfect for weird fruits and seekers questioning the divine in the details.References:Joan Osborne's "One of Us" (song discussed as God's voice)Somatic practices: Receiving compliments (pause and feel), sacred meals (taste/give thanks for life forms), rose petal visualization (blessings for challenges)Fruits: Red kiwi (firework energy, crunchy seeds), Pomelo (soft sunrise, ancestral grapefruit)Sponsors:The Fundamental Sense (2 & 3 hour intuitive massage) Living Balance Wellness (empower your health journey) Conundrum House Experiences (unique game and roleplaying experiences curated for you)Discover Oregon Real Estate (where you can find YOUR place)Original music by Buddy Anderson!Check out his portfolio website: aaronbuddyanderson.comHere’s my contact… I'd love to hear what you think!Email: [email protected]: @thisisemotionartWe have sponsorship/advertisement now!Sponsor an episode and be SEEN @ www.averycookgroup.com

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