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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 38 MIN

How Play, Spirituality & FunMaxing Heal Shame | Shaman Ryan

from South to North Walk · host Isabella Plutino

In Season 2, Episode 2 of South to North Walk, Isabella sits down with Shaman Ryan to explore funmaxing, spirituality, inner child healing, shame, authenticity, and the power of play.Ryan shares how his background in shamanism, Reiki, philosophy, spirituality, and personal transformation led him to create a framework around funmaxing — a way of living that helps people reconnect with their inner child, trust their intuition, release shame, and move through life with more openness, courage, and joy.This conversation explores why so many people are afraid to be playful, how shame disconnects us from self-expression, how belief systems shape our reality, and why fun is not about bypassing pain — but about finding the wisdom, clarity, and light inside every experience.If you’ve been craving more authenticity, emotional freedom, self-trust, spiritual clarity, or permission to stop taking life so seriously, this episode is for you.Follow Shaman Ryan:Instagram/TikTok/YouTube: @ShamanRyan Website: shamanryan.comHosted by Isabella Plutino South to North Walk — one story can inspire thousands of communities.

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