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Deeper Intimacy is a podcast designed to bring you insightful conversations around the topics of sex, intimacy, relationships and masculine/feminine polarity.
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- Sep 11, 2026
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Part 2: What our therapists helped us see that we couldn't (with Ava Tamar) (opens the original)
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Amanda and Ava go into the layers they promised at the end of part one. This is the conversation about what actually happened when a business partnership, a friendship, and years of shared history all had to break apart at once. They talk about the pattern underneath the partnership, the parent-child dynamic neither of them could see while they were in it, and the moment the decision to end it stopped being personal and became something the wider team could name from the outside. Ava speaks abou
The drama triangle we didn't know we were standing in - (a long awaited rekindling with Ava Tamar) (opens the original)
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Amanda sits down with her longtime friend and former business partner Ava for a conversation neither of them has had in public before. They built a company together, lived together, ran a community out of their own home, and eventually reached a place where everything had to come apart. In this first of a two-part series, they trace it back. The dependency neither of them could name at the time. The drama triangle they didn't know they were standing in. The fear of being left, and the comfort of
Why your nervous system needs a village, not just a routine with Sophie Claire (opens the original)
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Amanda and Sophie Claire sit on a fallen log in a forest outside Tilburg and talk about what it actually takes to stay embodied when life won't hold still. The conversation moves from the quiet of the trees into the last year and a half of Amanda living without a fixed home, into Sophie's daily anchors of altar, tea, and gardening, and into the bigger question both women keep circling back to: why we were never meant to do this alone. They talk about village life versus city loneliness, what AI
Integrity is Felt Not in Titles with Riihannon Wilde (opens the original)
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Twelve years in Tantra taught Amanda one thing the field doesn't say out loud enough: sacred sexuality was never the point. It was always the doorway. In this conversation, Amanda sits down with Riihannon, a Nordic-lineage somatic psychotherapist whose own path runs through deep trauma work into a modality she built at the intersection of Tantra and nature. Together they name what's been quietly eroding trust in this work over the last four or five years. Practitioners without real training. Pow
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