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Welcome. If you’re a woman who has a sense there’s more out there for you in your life, I’ve got you. You’re in the right place. I’m Whitney Baker, host of Electric Ideas. Somewhere along the line with work and kids, life carried on, but I lost track of my truth. I felt like something was missing. Like my energy was splintered and I was trapped reacting to a flurry of outside demands. I’m on a reflective journey and that’s what this podcast is about. We talk about ideas, practices, and habit ...
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Have you ever felt like you’re simply surviving rather than truly living? In this episode, I connect with Melissa Romano, a woman deeply passionate about helping others reclaim their sense of self and shift from feeling overwhelmed to deeply connected. Together, we explore the powerful link between the nervous system and living a balanced, intentio…
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'Tis the season for festive gatherings, joyous celebrations, and all kinds of delicious food and drinks. However, for many women, managing food choices during this time can be a challenge. Balancing the desire to savor the season while also feeling healthy and energetic is no easy task. Unless you plan to hibernate at home, navigating buffets of ri…
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Can life’s toughest challenges ignite our greatest transformations? In this episode, Dara Kurtz, author of I Am My Mother's Daughter and creator of the Crazy Perfect Life blog, shares how her cancer diagnosis at 42 reshaped her life and inspired her to live with intention. Dara’s story reveals how to choose gratitude in messy times, redefine succes…
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What if your outfit could transform not just how you look, but how you feel—and even what you attract into your life? In this episode, Whitney connects with Tali Kogan, a stylist whose mission is to help women embrace their true essence through her signature process, “Calling Forth the Queen.” Tali shares how the right outfit can create an energy s…
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Are your mental blocks holding you back from living your fullest potential? What if you could break through them? Whitney welcomes Theresa Lear Levine, an EFT Master Practitioner, hypnotherapist and creator of Becoming More Me, a transformational community and coaching program. They explore the transformative power of having a clear vision for your…
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Have you noticed a dip in relationship satisfaction since becoming a parent? If so, you’re not alone—many parents share this experience. In this episode, Whitney welcomes licensed marriage and family therapist Abby Nordquist to explore the reasons behind this trend. Abby outlines three essential pillars for a fulfilling partnership amid the demands…
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Something that often fades as we grow older is our playful, inner child. It’s easy to get bogged down with never-ending to-do lists, caring for others and the weight of responsibilities. In this mini-jolt episode, Whitney delves into the importance of reconnecting with our inner child and rediscovering the art of play as adults. She discusses the b…
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What if reconnecting with the Sacred Feminine could radically transform your sense of self and connection to the world? In this thought-provoking episode, Whitney sits down with award-winning researcher and author Liz Childs Kelly to dive into her book Home to Her and the profound wisdom of the Sacred Feminine—an ancient, divine force revered by an…
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Have you ever wondered how your past lives might shape your present path or how to unlock your soul's deeper purpose? Join Whitney as she sits down with clinical psychologist and psychic medium, Rachelle Jenkens. Together, they delve into Rachelle’s journey of discovering and accepting her psychic abilities. Rachelle opens up about the integration …
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While many embrace the shift to the Autumn season, this transition can be tricky for a lot of people. In this mini jolt, Whitney discusses the significance of this transition and shares practical tips for self-reflection and embracing change. She highlights two fun, easy practices that can help make you feel more alive and show up for what truly ma…
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Ever wonder why your body holds onto stress and trauma, impacting your health and emotions? In this eye-opening episode, Whitney chats with somatic healing expert Alison Rothman to uncover how our bodies store stress and trauma—and how simple, body-centered practices can help. Alison dives into the issues many women face, especially during perimeno…
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Sleep challenges come in many forms, but how are your sleep habits holding up? Let’s take a moment to assess your bedtime routine and explore some simple changes that can help you rest better — starting tonight. When you sleep well, everything in life tends to flow more smoothly. It’s time to develop habits that support your energy and well-being. …
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Are you caught up in the hustle, believing your worth is defined by productivity? Society celebrates constant busyness, promising that the more you accomplish, the more meaningful your life will be. But that’s not true. In fact, it often has the opposite effect—diminishing your sense of self-worth and hindering personal growth. Join Whitney as she …
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Have you ever caught yourself rushing through life, not truly tasting your food, hearing your partner, or allowing yourself to feel your emotions? In this episode, Whitney reflects on her summer experience as a student in an eight-week mindfulness course at Brown University. She explores a handful of life areas where she's focusing on being more in…
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Imagine if a simple habit could unlock your innermost thoughts, align your external life with your inner self, and empower you to face each day with confidence. That’s the power of journaling, and Whitney’s guest is here to dive into it. Christina Baldwin is a renowned author and pioneer in the field of personal writing. Christina is more than just…
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When you channel your energy into tasks that neither empower you nor invigorate your spirit, it can exert a detrimental toll on your nervous system. Whitney’s guest, Dr. Kelly Kessler, is a licensed physical therapist, transformation coach and host of the Rewiring Health Podcast, who works with women to regulate their nervous system and shift from …
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In today’s fast-paced world, setting boundaries is more crucial than ever. Boundaries protect our well-being and enhance the quality of our relationships. In this episode, Whitney explores this essential aspect of personal development with her guest, Jennifer Main, author of The Space Between: Creating Conscious Boundaries for Deep Connection & Aut…
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While becoming a mother has many blessings, along with the hugs and cuddles comes an invisible workload that women disproportionately shoulder. Aside from the physical toll of childbearing, our mental and emotional health can suffer as we strive to keep our families, homes and careers afloat. In today’s episode, I talk with Kaitlin Soule, a license…
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Many women find it challenging to stay present. As meditation and mindfulness become mainstream, we often hear phrases like "live in the now" or "we only have the present moment." However, for women balancing children, home, work, and community demands, staying present can seem nearly impossible. What does it mean to be present? For Whitney, it’s a…
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Amidst today’s hustle culture, many of us have made it our norm to live life with constant noise and motion. Instead of taking time to pause and replenish, we often neglect signals from our mind and body. We push through our ever-growing to-do list and fall into bed at night feeling scattered and exhausted instead of at peace. In today’s episode, I…
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Life is filled with moments of transition—those instances when you look forward but feel uncertain about what’s to come. Whitney’s guest, Cassandra Rosa, calls these “now what” moments. Although they can feel daunting, Cassandra shows how to reframe them positively through gratitude and compassion. Cassandra shares practical tips for embracing the …
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We all know that, long ago, humans lived outside in a way that was much more connected to the land. Over time, we’ve evolved to spend most of our time indoors, usually connecting with screens much more throughout the day than nature. While this shift is taking a toll on our physical and mental health, you don’t have to live in a mountain town or bo…
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When we think of beauty, we naturally focus on appearance, but beauty goes far beyond the surface. Beauty extends beyond lotions and makeup; it’s a reflection of our inner world. In today’s episode, Whitney connects with integrative nutrition, health, and mindset coach Sandy Thinnes on how women can look and feel their best from the inside out. San…
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Ever wondered how your life could improve by embracing gratitude more wholeheartedly? In this week's episode, Whitney's guest, Kristi Nelson, delves into the profound notion of living with a grateful mindset. As a stage IV cancer survivor and the author of "Wake Up Grateful: The Transformative Practice of Taking Nothing for Granted," Kristi shares …
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Every woman feels stuck or stagnant at some point in her life. Many years ago, Whitney quit her glossy but taxing job at a creative agency to focus more on motherhood and keep a toe in the professional waters with freelance work. She thought this dramatic change would rinse away all the stress and confusion she’d encountered while establishing her …
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How often do you find yourself battling the “shoulds” in your life? You should be doing this, should be listening to that, should be going there, should be spending time with them… the list is endless. It leaves you exhausted and full of shame and guilt. Guess what? You can release yourself from this! You can give yourself freedom from the spiral o…
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When people think of "minimalism," they often imagine an elusive, picture-perfect room straight out of Pinterest or a wardrobe limited to a capsule collection. But, as Whitney's guest Desirae Endres, the host of The Minimal-ish Podcast, reveals, minimalism is all about cutting through the noise and clutter to make space for what truly counts in lif…
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As we approach the summer, it’s a time for reflection on both the successes and challenges, including in your wellness routines across the board. If your morning routine isn’t something you’re evaluating as we move into the summer, I urge you to consider giving it some thought. Whether you choose to move your body, meditate or savor your coffee whi…
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Did you know that your home can directly impact your spiritual and self-development? In fact, it’s essential that the energy of our home supports our healing and overall well-being. It’s not uncommon for women to feel overwhelmed by life and notice that their homes feel chaotic too, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Through interior design and Fe…
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In our hyper-connected world, many women still feel profoundly lonely, yearning for deeper inner connection and uplifting communities. What if you decided to create this for yourself? In today’s episode, Whitney connects with Eli Walker, the mastermind behind Drunk Yoga and founder of The Uplift Center. Eli shares her unique approach to forging pla…
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Our intuition is that inner knowing of what is true. In fact, it can almost be seen as a personal GPS that guides us and speaks our truth from the inside out. When we regularly practice connecting with and trusting this inner guidance system, it becomes much easier to make choices that support our highest good. And while our inner impulses and natu…
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Feeling overwhelmed by the juggling act of keeping all the trains running as a mom? You're not alone. But guess what? There's a way to lighten that mental load. Today on the podcast, Whitney connects with Amelia Pleasant Kennedy, a certified life coach, Fair Play facilitator, professional organizer, and the brains behind A Pleasant Solution. She's …
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Yoga and essential oils are like two sides of the same coin, each enhancing the holistic well-being of an individual in unique yet complementary ways. Whitney’s guest, Jennifer Pansa Rohr, a yoga instructor of 12 years and essential oils enthusiast, dives deep into the physical and spiritual aspects of yoga, as well as how essential oils can amplif…
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In a world filled with uncertainties and challenges, it's often the stories of courage and vulnerability that truly inspire us. Today, Whitney's guest, Jessica Fein, shares her powerful journey that’s captured in her memoir, "Breathtaking: A Memoir of Family Dreams and Broken Genes." Jessica discusses the importance of kindness and empathy, highlig…
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In our fast-paced lives, it's easy to feel like we're constantly playing catch-up. Many of us find ourselves overwhelmed and overstretched, struggling to carve out time for the things that truly matter. But here’s the truth: prioritizing ourselves isn’t selfish—it’s essential. When we honor our own needs, we bring more joy and light into every aspe…
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Remember the last time you simply played for the joy of it? No agenda, no goal, just pure fun? That's the magic of play, and it's not just for kids. The power of play can be transformative for adults too. Whitney and her guest, Jonna Watson, a school psychologist, writer/illustrator, and podcaster discuss why play is crucial for adults, particularl…
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Ever hear that nagging voice? The one that keeps saying you're not good enough, no matter what you achieve? It can be deafening at times, drowning out our successes with a constant feeling of inadequacy. Join Whitney and Dr. Anna Marie Frank, traditional naturopath and author of "Stop Bullying Yourself," as they tackle the inner bully we all battle…
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When was the last time you went for a really good walk in nature? Not one where you stop to respond to a text or answer a call, but rather you intentionally connected with the Earth? Whitney’s guest, Laura Adrian, is a retreat facilitator, speaker, writer, and founder of Whole Life Elevation. Leveraging her experience as a former chemist and enviro…
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I am thrilled to share a momentous occasion with you all today: Electric Ideas reached its 100th episode milestone! I am deeply grateful to each and every one of you who have continuously supported and cheered for me on this journey. Your encouragement means so much to me. As I celebrate, I find myself also reflecting. From the very beginning of El…
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Ever wondered how your life could improve by embracing gratitude more wholeheartedly? In this week's episode, Whitney's guest, Kristi Nelson, delves into the profound notion of living with a grateful mindset. As a stage IV cancer survivor and the author of "Wake Up Grateful: The Transformative Practice of Taking Nothing for Granted," Kristi shares …
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Most moms are asked this dreaded question at least once a day - what’s for dinner? This can be a serious cause of stress, especially when you don’t have an answer. The whole thing can be quite overwhelming. Whitney’s guest this week is Nakita Attard Vassallo, a mealtime strategist who helps busy working moms go from stressed and scrambling to wing …
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In the era of rapid technological advancements such as AI and social media, there's a growing concern about whether we are losing the fundamental aspects of human connection. In today's episode, Whitney's guest, Dr. Jodi Halpern, a psychiatrist, emerging technology expert, and professor of bioethics at UC Berkeley, explores both the positive potent…
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In today’s episode, Whitney connects with Sara Dykman to discuss her book, “Bicycling with Butterflies.” Sarah, an amphibian biologist, educator and writer, shares her inspiring journey of pedaling more than 10,000 miles alongside monarch butterflies during their epic migration across three countries. Sara set out solo, riding a bike she put togeth…
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Meditation is an important practice for Whitney—it's not just a part of her routine, but a driving force in both her personal and professional life. When she hears folks tossing around excuses and assumptions about meditation, it strikes a chord deep within her. But fear not, because Whitney’s here to tackle three of the biggest meditation myths he…
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Are you constantly putting others' needs before your own, always saying yes to their demands while denying yourself the things you truly want? By constantly turning down our own desires, we might be closing the door on amazing opportunities and adventures. Take a cue from Whitney's guest today, Monica Curtis. As the co-founder of The Kindling Proje…
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Ever wondered about the profound impact your living space can have on your life? Join Whitney in this engaging episode as she sits down with Anjie Cho, an architect, Feng Shui consultant and author of the recent book, Mindful Homes. Together, they delve into the art of transforming the energy of your indoor environments through simple changes. Anji…
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It's possible to be a loving, present, and intentional mother while still aspiring for more in your own life. The time has come to break free from the societal water hose of expectations and digital noise dictating how our lives should unfold. In this episode, we delve into the importance of meeting our own needs and explore why it might even be a …
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Pelvic floor health is a topic that tends to get overlooked, and truthfully, it can also be uncomfortable to talk about. However, it’s something that’s vital not only to discuss, but to take care of as well, as it plays a crucial role in various bodily functions, including maintaining continence, supporting organs and contributing to sexual pleasur…
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Do you remember that one time when you didn’t speak up but later regretted it? It could’ve been in the office, with a group of friends, or even with your family. You were too scared to be vulnerable or authentic so you just stayed quiet. ‌ People minimize their creativity every day because of fear. Whitney’s guest, Dr. Karen Tilstra sees this first…
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We’ve all been there the first week of January - setting goals, crafting vision boards and jotting down to-dos, all in pursuit of that elusive best year yet. But inevitably, the excitement fizzles, goals gather dust and we slip back into autopilot, with a life that doesn’t feel as alive as we’d like. Well, not this year! In this conversation, Whitn…
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