Own Your Wild the Podcast

friendship is one of the most transformative relationships we’ll ever experience—yet it’s often the one we talk about the least.in this episode, we’re exploring what happens when friendships change, when we outgrow people we once loved deeply, and why those shifts don’t always mean something has gone wrong. we talk about the discomfort of changing, the grief that can come with different seasons of friendship, and the courage it takes to be honest about what our relationships are asking of us.we also dive into astrology and the parts of your birth chart that can offer insight into the way you show up in friendship, what you’re naturally here to give, and what kinds of connections help you grow.in this conversation, we explore:* why outgrowing friendships is a natural part of life* the different seasons every friendship moves through* navigating the discomfort of changing while your relationships evolve* how honesty can deepen—or transform—your friendships* the astrology of friendship: what to look for in your birth chart* what you bring into your relationships and the patterns you may repeat* meeting new versions of yourself through the people who walk beside you* making space for friendships that reflect who you’re becoming, not just who you’ve beenwhether you’re grieving a friendship, nurturing lifelong connections, or opening yourself to new ones, this episode is an invitation to see friendship as one of life’s greatest teachers.links & resources* my interview on the Out Loud podcast with Cindy Schwartz* The Florence Given Show friendship episode * Connect with Erin on Instagram: @wildwitherin* Order a copy of my book: Wild Beauty This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit erinmarguerite.substack.com

a candid episode about how we silence ourselves — why it’s somatic, where it shows up in our work and marketing, and how I’m learning to move through it as I redesign my business (and lean into sales without shrieking). personal, practical, and grounded.inside this episode:* erin’s voice journey so far: from quiet teacher to someone who wants to be heard without performing.* what self‑censorship is — simple definition and how it shows up beyond politics (fear, reputation, fitting in).* where it showed up for me: offers i didn’t launch, stories i edited out, and the small pulls to make myself “safer” in branding.* marketing and branding: the edits we make to be liked vs. the ones that make us disappear.* the somatic side: how the body shuts down, tenses, or numbs when we censor — and how sensation gives us the clue to honesty.* the real cost: what holding back does to your decisions, energy, and creative container.* my bridge from taboo → true: why i’m obsessed with learning sales (not hustle, but humane craft) as a radical act of showing up.* the legwork: what she watched, practiced, and mirrored to become more present in selling without performance.* sustainability in selling: we’re always offering ourselves — the question is how to do it without depletion.* the podcast story: how this show is shifting to flow with me, not against me — more honest, less polished, more useful.links & resources* June 20th | Summer Solstice In The Park * Connect with Erin on Instagram: Erin Marguerite * Order a copy of my book: Wild Beauty This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit erinmarguerite.substack.com

Julie and I quietly ended our two‑year retreat collaboration — not with drama, but with detail, tenderness, and boundaries. In this pop‑up episode we walk through why we stepped apart, how we navigated the logistics and feelings, and what a model for dignified endings can look like in the wellness world.inside this episode:* the decision: why we chose to stop co‑hosting the get grounded retreat* our process: honest conversation, clear logistics, and mutual respect* the manifesting generator pull: how my energy and desire to pivot shaped the choice* common messy patterns in retreat/collab breakups and how to avoid them* practical steps we used to close the collab without harm (timing, communication, shared messages)* emotional care: holding grief, gratitude, and celebration at once* what’s next for both of us (small notes on future containers and how to follow along)links & resources: * Connect with Julie on Instagram: @iamjuliecomeau* Check out The Get Grouned Retreat on the Akasha Yoga website* Connect with Erin on Instagram: @wildwitherin This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit erinmarguerite.substack.com

a real life check‑in on the change that’s been in the air: erin is closing her healing business in it’s current form. inside this episode she’s sharing what’s emerged during the dismantle, and what she’s building next (kind of) — plus a human design insight that flipped her business thinking completely upside down. inside this episode* why she’s closing the healing chapter* the small, messy experiments that pointed the way* a nerdy human design discovery that reframes her offers* how not teaching yoga has shifted her (rest, limits, new clarity)* move updates + what’s next (quiet grid, final sessions by reply)links & resources* May 29th | Feminine Activation Ceremony* Join Get Grounded Fall Equinox Retreat* E-mail [email protected] to grab one of the final healing sessions* Connect with Erin on Instagram: @wildwitherin This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit erinmarguerite.substack.com

A real dive into what it means to be a resourced woman — not a status, but a felt, everyday capacity. Erin shares a personal cacao/dance moment that cracked open old patterns and offers four practical pillars and somatic practices to begin receiving and living with more steadiness.inside this episode:* the moment that cracked her open: cacao ceremony & a grief unspooling* defining “resourced” — foundation vs. reward* the four pillars: nutrients, connection, hobbies, self‑rituals (with practical cues)* common traps: pride in depletion, empathy without boundaries, waiting for readiness* lineage & cultural textures that normalize scarcity* tiny, actionable practices to land in your body links & resources:* Book your free 30-minute Decision Audit* The Wild with Erin Substack Community * Come to the May Feminine Activation Ceremony* Connect with Erin on Instagram: @wildwitherin This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit erinmarguerite.substack.com