Retrospective Paths Podcast
Retrospective Paths Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to your sanctuary for the every day, the unhinged, the confused, the neurotic, the healed, the addicted, the traumatized—basically, all the authentic souls navigating this messy thing called life. Hosted by yours truly, Zania, this space is where real-life experiences, emotions, and journeys of healing collide with raw, unmasked conversation.Here, we get uncomfortable, dive deep into spiritual and cultural truths, we sprinkle in some darkness and light, and shake things up with a little bit of unhinged energy. It’s not about having it all figured out— and as the great Kurt Cobain said, come as you are, no matter how complex, no matter how how long or far you've been down, whether you're broken, whole, or somewhere in between, Retrospective Paths is where like-minded (and not-so-like-minded) souls come together to navigate, challenge, and heal. Let’s get real, messy, and alchemize.
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The podcast addresses pivotal topics such as mental health, sobriety, generational trauma, and personal growth, with episodes like 'Soul to Squeeze: Sobriety, Art, and Silver Linings' exploring individual journeys through recovery and the episode 'Peeling Back the Layers of Generational Curses' focusing on childhood experiences and family dynamics.

Welcome to your sanctuary for the every day, the unhinged, the confused, the neurotic, the healed, the addicted, the traumatized, basically, all the authentic souls navigating this messy thing called life. Hosted by yours truly, Zania, this space is where real-life experiences, emotions, and journeys of healing collide with raw, unmasked conversation.
Here, we get uncomfortable, dive deep into spiritual and cultural truths, we sprinkle in some darkness and light, and shake things up with a little bit of unhinged energy. It’s not about having it all figured out, and as the great Kurt Cobain said, come as you are, no matter how complex, no matter how long or far you’ve been down, whether you’re broken, whole, or somewhere in between, Retrospective Paths is where like-minded (and not-so-like-minded) souls come together to navigate, challenge, and heal. Let’s get real, messy, and alchemize.
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With burnout on the rise and a never-ending list of responsibilities greeting us each morning, how do we balance our careers, womanhood, motherhood, households, and everything in between? Navigating being a productive patron of society and with the current political climate, how do we stay grounded? Throw in toxic work environments and emotionally stunted leadership, and you have all the ingredients for a downward spiral.
On this eighth and final episode of season one of the Retrospective Paths Podcast, I sit down with Isabelle Tremblay, an author and coach who shares her transformative journey from corporate burnout to empowering others through her book 'Love, Lead, Succeed.' Isabelle discusses burnout, the importance of emotional intelligence in leadership, the challenges women face in setting boundaries, and the role of meditation and positive language in maintaining mental health.
So take a beat, pause your busy day, and enjoy!
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Credits:
- Host: Zania Zamarripa
- Producer: Zania Zamarripa
- Editor: Zania Zamarripa
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