A new episode is published every four weeks.
Last week we celebrated our 80th weekly episode, and Michael and I spent a happy hour reviewing the journey when we were featured guests on Podcasters’ Emporium. Hosts James Williams and Dave Gray teased out the stories, the challenges, the behind-the-scenes dramas and bloopers of we rookie podcasters, and we thought you’d enjoy a listen
Ingrid Arna, body image expert and founder of Bodylove, is my guest with two very short simple dreams that, once interpreted, plunge right to the heart of an issue stemming back to childhood that she is now ready to fully release as she launches a powerful addition to her business. Ingrid dreams of celebrities Tina
Dave, who was our guest way back in episode 10, returns to share the events of the past year. Dave’s dream of running through a forest of razor blades had plagued him since he was a child, and he related to the interpretation he received 16 months ago. Dramatic events earlier this year added to
My guest, Dewi, dreamed that her son died. Two dreams followed, another one about death, and one about a diagnosis of cancer. Death dreams are common and extremely worrying, especially when they feature family members, and it’s often a death dream that sends people Googling to my site or booking a dream consultation. These dreams
Liza, my guest, shares a dream with sexual content, providing an excellent example of how our sexual dreams are deeply symbolic and accurately reflect non-sexual issues in our lives. What can Liza learn from the maverick Japanese doctor and the Siamese cat in her dream? Add a jealous partner, a bunch of slackers at a
My guest, Helen, dreams of doing some dirty work for the Australian prime minister, Julia Gillard, and admiring a blonde woman for what she said to Brisbane Lord Mayor Campbell Newman. Is this about politics, or something deep and personal? Add an earthquake and a dash to New York and what have you got? An
Leigh is my guest with three recurring dream themes that have haunted him for many years so intensely that he often wakes up believing the frightening dream is actually happening. He’ll jump from bed, choking, or leap out of bed terrified that spiders are hiding in his sheets. In a short while he calms down
Abigail is my guest with a dream about wanting to make love with a man who is not her husband, a theme that recurs from time to time in her dreams. She wonders whether this cheating theme is wish fulfillment, coming up when she’s angry with her husband. Dreams are never what they seem though,
Melanie is my guest, with a healing dream, though you might wonder why a disturbing dream involving death can possibly be a healing dream. It all goes to show that dreams are not what they seem, and the most distressing dreams can sometimes be the most healing. Melanie dreamed that she administered an injection to
My guest, Dail, shares her experience of running one of her dreams through our DIY free interpretation program. (Note, April 2013: After 13 years of use we’ve now retired this program.) You pop your dream in one end, answer some short, simple questions, and emerge at the other end of the process with a clearer