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EPISODE · May 13, 2025 · 13 MIN

What Is Life?

from Wander & Weave · host Brooklin C. Buchanan

What is life — really? In this first episode, I share what came through one morning in my journal: a raw reflection on life, choice, ego, and the wisdom of the body. From record player metaphors to posture and intuition, this is an invitation to remember what it means to be fully alive. → Connect with me: @brooklincbuchanan → Email: [email protected] → Mentioned in Episode: The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron If something stirred in you, let it. You don’t have to rush to define it. Message me or share your take — I’d love to hear what this episode brought up for you.

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What is life — really? In this first episode, I share what came through one morning in my journal: a raw reflection on life, choice, ego, and the wisdom of the body. From record player metaphors to posture and intuition, this is an invitation to remember what it means to be fully alive.

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