The Wild Return

In this episode, we talk about the Spring Equinox (Ostara) and celebrating the Celtic Wheel of the Year, especially as a mother creating family traditions. The Equinox marks a threshold of balance (equal day and night), as well as the astrological new year. I see early spring as a slow unfolding, rather than a time to rush, encouraging the integration of winter lessons, releasing what no longer fits, listening to the body’s needs, and trusting in nature’s timing. I offer ideas for simple rituals to honor this sacred celebration, including witnessing the sunrise/sunset, spring cleaning for the home and cleansing baths/scrubs for the body, nature walks and seasonal watching, egg decorating, a gratitude practice, creating beauty, and a seed-planting ritual, plus journaling prompts on balance, joy, awakening, seeds, and growth.🖤 Connect with me on Instagram @sarah.schott & @thewildreturnpodcast🖤 Download your free Everyday Rituals guide to transform your daily life and bring the sacred into the everyday moments and alchemize your routines into acts of devotion to your one wild beautiful life. 🖤Visit my website to explore the ways we might work together PS -- about this gorgeous music: it's the song: “What My Heart is Looking For” by Bonner Black from Soundstripe.com

In this episode I share about what’s been coming for me in my own journey over the past weeks. We’ll explore growth as a cyclical “spiral” rather than linear progress, reframing recurring challenges and “darker” phases as portals for transformation instead of problems to fix. I discuss the cultural tendencies to medicate, pathologize, and monetize women’s rites of passage and why these thresholds matter for personal and collective change. 🖤 Connect with me on Instagram @sarah.schott & @thewildreturnpodcast 🖤 Download your free Everyday Rituals guide to transform your daily life and bring the sacred into the everyday moments and alchemize your routines into acts of devotion to your one wild beautiful life. 🖤Visit my website to explore the ways we might work together PS -- about this gorgeous music: it's the song: “What My Heart is Looking For” by Bonner Black from Soundstripe.com

In this episode, we reflect on living in connection with seasonal rhythms as a framework for personal growth, noting how modern life can disconnect humans from nature and contribute to burnout, hormonal chaos, emotional overwhelm, and feeling untethered. Sarah also discusses women’s layered seasonality—yearly seasons, menstrual and lunar rhythms, and life phases (maiden, mother, maga, crone).The episode focuses on late winter and Imbolc as a transition marked by rest, introspection, the fertile void, and quiet creative potential, with “start/stop” energy that invites nourishment and capacity-building before spring. She shares practical ways to align with this season—mindful rest, following curiosity and creativity, deep nourishment, spring cleaning/decluttering, and time in nature—plus journal prompts about aliveness, devotion, support, readiness for action, and what needs releasing. Sarah announces a virtual Spring Equinox circle, “From the Wellspring,” on Sunday, March 22 at 2:00 PM Eastern, which will be interwoven with ritual, including a release practice, a guided journey into one’s inner wellspring, and creating a nature mandala.🖤 Sign up for "From the Wellspring" here! 🖤 Connect with me on Instagram @sarah.schott & @thewildreturnpodcast 🖤 Download your free Everyday Rituals guide to transform your daily life and bring the sacred into the everyday moments and alchemize your routines into acts of devotion to your one wild beautiful life. 🖤Visit my website to explore the ways we might work together PS -- about this gorgeous music: it's the song: “What My Heart is Looking For” by Bonner Black from Soundstripe.com

In the inaugural episode of 'The Wild Return,' Sarah introduces herself, sharing intimate details about her family life and her journey towards self-discovery. Sarah reveals some of her personal struggles and growth, discussing how her experiences have shaped her passion for helping women and mothers reclaim their power and intuition. Focusing on the themes of feminine wisdom, natural living, and holistic health, Sarah invites listeners to explore the deeper truths of life and motherhood. In this episode, you'll hear:- an introduction to Sarah and her family- the vision and purpose behind 'The Wild Return'- personal anecdotes of Sarah's journey through self-doubt, medical training, and discovering her passion for women reclaiming their power- insights into the societal challenges faced by mothers and how they are natural leaders of cultural change - themes of reconnection with body, intuition, and natural cycles 🖤 Connect with me on Instagram @sarah.schott & @thewildreturnpodcast 🖤 Download your free Everyday Rituals guide to transform your daily life and bring the sacred into the everyday moments and alchemize your routines into acts of devotion to your one wild beautiful life. 🖤Visit my website to explore the ways we might work together PS -- about this gorgeous music: it's the song: “What My Heart is Looking For” by Bonner Black from Soundstripe.com

Connect with me on Instagram @sarah.schott & @thewildreturnpodcastDownload your free Everyday Rituals guide to transform your daily life and bring the sacred into the everyday moments and alchemize your routines into acts of devotion to your one wild beautiful life. Subscribe to my email newsletter for all the latest updates and occasional musings from meVisit my website to explore the ways we might work together Thank you so much for being here on this journey with me!love,SarahPS -- about this gorgeous music: it's the song: “What My Heart is Looking For” by Bonner Black from Soundstripe.com 🖤 Connect with me on Instagram @sarah.schott & @thewildreturnpodcast 🖤 Download your free Everyday Rituals guide to transform your daily life and bring the sacred into the everyday moments and alchemize your routines into acts of devotion to your one wild beautiful life. 🖤Visit my website to explore the ways we might work together PS -- about this gorgeous music: it's the song: “What My Heart is Looking For” by Bonner Black from Soundstripe.com