Podcast
It's All About Healing
Hosted by Robin Black · EN
We share how faith steadied the chaos and why healing is less about being fixed and more about being found. You’ll hear the heart behind our mission, the growing global community, and how poetry, coaching, and candid conversations turn silent tears into words that help others breathe again.
We open up about spiritual detours that promised comfort but delivered confusion, from tarot and crystals to the myth that strength means carrying it alone. What changed everything was staying in God’s Word and staying honest with God—letting Him meet us in the mess, make crooked paths straight, and grow wisdom over time. That shift from double-mindedness to steady trust didn’t happen overnight. It unfolded through prayer, scripture, fellowship, and the brave act of telling the truth about what still hurts.
If you’re navigating grief, toxic relationships, financial pressure, or the slow work of rebuilding after setback piled on setback, this podcast is for you. We talk practical resilience, spiritual maturity, and why your testimony matters more than you think. Our community now spans 118 countries, proof that real stories travel and that healing accelerates when we carry one another. Share your journey, lend your voice, and let grace turn pain into purpose.
If this resonates, tap follow, share it with a friend who needs hope today, and leave a review to help more people find this community. Want to go deeper or be a guest? Book a consultation and bring your story—we’re here for all of us.
©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music*
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If Technology Shapes Your Mind, Who Shapes Your Soul: Episode 388
May 1900:18:53Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailArtificial Intelligence Vs. Biblical Intelligence: You ever scroll past a clip and freeze because you can’t tell if it’s real? That moment of uncertainty is bigger than tech. It touches trust, fear, and how easily our minds can be shaped when reality gets blurry. We sit with the tension between artificial intelligence and what we call biblical intelligence, a way of thinking rooted in God’s truth, not in whatever can be generated, edited, or optimized for attention. We talk about how AI can be helpful, but also how deception can multiply when deepfakes and synthetic content spread faster than discernment. When you can’t tell what’s true, manipulation gets easier and anxiety grows. From a Christian perspective on AI, the solution isn’t denial or obsession, it’s returning to spiritual practices that restore clarity: stillness, prayer, and daily time with Scripture. We also challenge the idea of “success” as something you can measure with a house, a relationship status, or a perfect image online, and we name how those markers can become distractions. A major theme is trust when God calls you into quiet or separation. We reflect on Exodus 14 and the push to go forward even when you don’t understand why certain doors close or certain relationships shift. If you feel like you’re being held underwater by fear, we offer a grounded next step: open your Bible, ask God to guide you, and listen long enough to hear what you’ve been drowning out. If this helped you think clearly, subscribe, share it with a friend who feels overwhelmed by AI and social media, and leave a review so more people can find the show. What part of your life needs more discernment right now?©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music*Have a lovely day and stay blessedSupport the show
Transcribe →Good morning, Tuesday!
May 1900:01:20Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailTuesday can feel like the longest runway of the week, especially when you’re staring down a countdown to vacation. We kick off with a simple morning check-in, then land on a mindset idea that changes everything: we get to tell the day what kind of day it’s going to be, instead of letting the day tell us.We talk about that restless “this week is taking forever” feeling and why it shows up when something good is ahead. The point isn’t to ignore the anxiety or force fake positivity. It’s to slow down, stop rushing your life, and come back to what you can actually control right now: your attitude, your pace, and the choices you make in the next hour. If you’re looking for morning motivation, a quick mental reset, or a practical way to build patience, this short episode is designed to meet you where you are.We also share a small but powerful daily habit that supports better mental health: take a moment to smile and be thankful for living. Gratitude doesn’t erase stress, but it can soften it, give you perspective, and help you move through the day with steadiness. By the end, you’ll have a clear takeaway you can repeat anytime you feel rushed, behind, or worn down.If this helped you, subscribe so you don’t miss the next one, share it with someone who needs a reset today, and leave a quick rating or review. What kind of day are you choosing?Support the show
Transcribe →Good morning, Monday!
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Transcribe →Endings and New Begininngs: Episode 387
May 1700:13:47Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailWhen life pushes you into an ending you didn’t want, it can feel easier to stay put than to step into the unknown. I’m Robin Black, and I’m back with an honest reflection on new beginnings, the fear that comes with change, and why our minds often treat uncertainty like a threat. If you’ve been clinging to what’s familiar even though it hurts, this conversation is for you. I unpack how we can “see” some futures clearly but struggle to imagine the ones God is building behind the scenes. That gap creates anxiety, overthinking, and a kind of pre-emptive quitting where we deny ourselves growth before we even try. We also talk about spiritual warfare in everyday language: the lies that twist your reality, pull you into self-doubt, and lead to self-sabotage. I share why I believe discernment matters, especially when choosing relationships, jobs, and the people you trust with your heart. One of my favorite images here is the train that can’t steer itself. A train reaches its destination by staying on the tracks, and I see God’s guidance the same way when the path curves. We also get real about isolation, busyness, and why quiet can feel scary, yet become the place where healing begins. I close with a reminder about daily bread, repeated prayer, and bringing your struggles to God without shame, ending with the Lord’s Prayer. If this helped you, subscribe to It’s All About Healing Podcast, share it with someone facing a hard transition, and leave a review so more people can find this message. What new beginning are you being asked to step into?©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music*Have a lovely day and stay blessedSupport the show
Transcribe →Made By the Fall: Episode 386
May 400:11:33Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailYour worst season might be the one that builds you.I'm speaking about failure, fear, and the kind of faith that holds up when life goes off the rails. So many of us work overtime trying to avoid mistakes, like one wrong choice will ruin everything. But the truth I keep coming back to is this: God already knows the turns we’ll take, and He doesn’t abandon us in the middle of them. Even with free will, He is still the beginning and the end, and nothing about your story surprises Him.We also get honest about how negativity works like bait. The constant noise of scandals, outrage, and distraction can “breadcrumb” us into chasing darkness until we forget where our peace comes from. I share a personal testimony about selling my house, moving into an apartment, and then losing everything in a fire. That kind of loss can trap you in regret, but I explain why dwelling on the mistake keeps you stagnant and how God can still provide, rebuild, and restore after the hardest hits.Finally, we talk about mistakes, redemption, and prayer. The world feels heavier, prophecy feels louder, and none of us know our last day, so I’m encouraging you not to wait to turn back to God. If you don’t know how to pray, don’t overthink it. Start with what you have. Start with “Dear Heavenly Father.” No shame, no performance, just honesty.If this brought you comfort or conviction, subscribe, share it with someone who needs hope, and leave a review so more people can find this faith-based healing message. What part of your story are you ready to place back in God’s hands?©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music*Have a lovely day and stay blessedSupport the show
Transcribe →How To Stop Dating Your Red Flag Collection, with Attachment Healing Specialist, Nima Rahmany: Episode 385
Apr 1600:46:08Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailRed flags are easy to spot. What’s harder is admitting why we stay anyway, and what our nervous system is getting from the chaos. Robin Black sits down with Nima, an attachment healing specialist and trauma bond guide, to unpack the real engine behind stuck relationships: the unconscious payoff, the chase for “potential,” and the patterns we repeat when love feels familiar but unsafe.We dig into elegant boundaries and why “never again” rules can quietly become a wall that attracts the exact dynamic you fear. Nima explains how somatic healing and nervous system regulation change everything, because boundaries are not about controlling someone else, they’re about the action we take when our needs aren’t met. We also talk identity work, attachment styles, and the moment you stop collecting techniques and start defining what “working” actually means: discernment, self-trust, emotional regulation, and the ability to walk away sooner.The conversation goes deep on trauma bonds, love bombing, intermittent reinforcement, and the victim story that keeps people locked in blame. Nima shares personal lessons on rupture and repair, healing shame, and building a secure relationship that doesn’t require losing yourself. If you’ve ever said “Why do I keep attracting this?” you’ll leave with language, tools, and a clearer path forward.Subscribe for more conversations on healing and relationships, share this with someone who’s stuck in the push-pull, and leave a review so more people can find the show. What pattern are you ready to break next?****** Check Out Nima's Special Offer *******https://go.drnima.com/dwzwnTo Reach Nima - Socials: https://www.facebook.com/drnimarahmany/https://www.instagram.com/drnima/?hl=enhttps://www.youtube.com/c/drnimarahmanyWebsite:https://becometriggerproof.com/©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music*Have a lovely day and stay blessedSupport the show
Transcribe →Grief, Guilt, and the Choice to Live, shared story with Melissa Hull: Episode 384
Apr 400:38:17Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailA split-second of ordinary life can become the moment you measure everything else against. Melissa Hall joins us to share the day she lost her four-year-old son, Drew, in an irrigation canal near their rural home and what came after: the panic, the seven-hour search, and the crushing guilt of believing one exhausted mistake defined her worth as a mother. We don’t soften the hard parts, including how grief can hijack your body, your breathing, and your ability to imagine a future.What changes the trajectory isn’t a miracle cure, it’s connection. Melissa opens up about a letter from another bereaved mother that met her with honesty instead of platitudes, and how that simple act of being seen helped her step back from the edge. We talk about complicated grief, survivor’s guilt, suicidal thoughts after loss, and the slow work of choosing life one day at a time. Her perspective is both tender and practical: grief is not the absence of love, it can be the presence of love demanding a place to go.We also dig into how Melissa turned pain into purpose through water safety education and child drowning prevention, especially for families living near open canals and waterways. She shares what she’s learned through journaling, coaching, and writing Dear Drew: Creating a Life Bigger Than Grief, plus why community support matters when people you expected to show up don’t. If you’re searching for grief support, bereavement resources, or a way to honor someone while still moving forward, this conversation offers language, tools, and hope without pretending healing is tidy.Subscribe for more stories of healing, share this with someone who needs it, and leave a review with the takeaway you’re still thinking about.To Reach Melissa Hull:Website: www.melissahull.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/greaterthangriefFacebook: www.facebook.com/greaterthangrief©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music*Have a lovely day and stay blessedSupport the show
Transcribe →How A Structured Mentorship Program Builds Hope Behind Bars, with Dr. Kim Nugent: Episode 383
Apr 300:27:52Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailThe sound of a prison gate closing changes a person instantly and Dr. Kim Nugent has never forgotten it. She joins us to share what she’s learned after years of working inside facilities as a prison mentorship facilitator and author of From Prison to Possibilities Paving Your Path. We talk about why hope isn’t a “nice to have” behind bars, it’s a safety issue, a healing issue, and a culture issue. We walk through her structured mentorship program that runs about six to nine months and uses an A to Z curriculum to build real-life skills like attitude, behavior, communication, and decision making. Unlike mentorship that falls apart without a plan, this model includes weekly preparation, guided questions, small group discussion, a formal graduation, and a pipeline where mentees become mentors and mentors grow into advanced coaching roles. Dr. Nugent also explains why she opened access to people across security levels, including maximum security and those serving life sentences, and how shared lived experience helps the mentoring “stick.” We also get into the deeper transformation: spiritual grounding, purpose, and repairing family relationships while someone is still incarcerated. Dr. Nugent shares practical tools like conversation questions for partners and children, plus a powerful accountability exercise that starts with asking five people for honest feedback about your attitude. If you care about prison reform, rehabilitation, second chance programs, and reducing violence through real human development, you’ll take a lot from this conversation. Subscribe for more, share this with someone who cares about second chances, and leave a review telling us what part challenged your thinking most.©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music*Have a lovely day and stay blessedSupport the show
Transcribe →What If Your Deepest Wound Becomes Your Ministry? (Spoken Word): Episode 382
Mar 3000:02:19Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailSome prayers don’t sound like a sermon. They sound like the truth you say when you’re finally tired of your own excuses. We open with a raw confession about the gap between “I’ll do better” and actually doing better, and we bring that tension straight to God without dressing it up.From there, we name what so many people carry quietly: childhood wounds that still ache, and the habits we use to cover them with temporary comfort. We talk about what real healing and forgiveness can look like when the past still feels unfair. We also share how poetry and spoken prayer can become a spiritual practice, a way to feel God close and to find words that might touch someone else who needs hope.The reflection turns toward love that doesn’t quit, even after hurt. We wrestle with what it means to have a heart that keeps caring, and how faith helps us navigate that tenderness with understanding instead of shame. We also sit with Exodus 20:12, honoring mother and father, while admitting how complicated that can be when family relationships carry pain. The thread running through it all is discipleship: picking up the cross, choosing to keep following Jesus, and giving God the glory for mercy, grace, and steady restoration.If this prayer resonates, listen through, share it with someone who needs comfort, and subscribe for more. After you hear it, what’s one step you can take today to move from intention to follow-through?Music info: Cinematic Trailer Epic Adventure by Infraction [No Copyright Music] / LorienSupport the show
Transcribe →Perimenopause Symptoms Pregnancy Care and Pelvic Floor Fixes, with Nikki Rowan, OBGYN: Episode 381
Mar 2000:48:55Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailHormones get blamed for everything, but the truth is more interesting and a lot more useful. I’m Robin Black, and I’m joined by my cousin Nikki Rowan, an OB-GYN with nearly two decades of experience, to talk straight about gynecology, pregnancy, perimenopause, menopause symptoms, and what actually helps when your body feels “off” but your lab work looks “normal.”We dig into why hormone testing can be misleading, how estrogen and other hormones naturally swing throughout the day and month, and why puberty and perimenopause can feel like emotional whiplash. Nikki also explains how weight changes can affect ovulation and menstrual cycles, why endometrial ablation is a bleeding treatment that may not last forever when done young, and how surprise pregnancies can happen right when you think you’re finally “getting healthy.”Then we get practical about common issues people suffer with in silence, especially stress urinary incontinence. Nikki breaks down pelvic floor physical therapy, what an evaluation looks like, how biofeedback works, and why doing the at-home exercises can be a game changer within weeks. We also talk birth and anesthesia, including hypnobirthing, epidural vs spinal anesthesia, when you can’t safely get one, and a clear explanation of placenta previa and hemorrhage risk. We end with an honest take on prenatal vitamins, pregnancy weight gain, breastfeeding benefits, and why formula is not a moral failing.If this helped you feel more informed and less alone, subscribe, share the episode with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find it. What topic should we go deeper on next: perimenopause symptoms, pelvic floor therapy, or birth options?©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music*Have a lovely day and stay blessedSupport the show
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