Something's Brewing
Something's Brewing
Podcast Description
I am passionate about all types of wellness and have learned first hand how taking control of our own wellbeing is one of the most important things we can do for ourselves. Personal struggles have led me to a deeper self-healing and a passion for sharing my journey with others to inspire change and self-empowerment. From workplace wellness to personal wellness, we wear many hats in our lives but everything starts with how we feel about ourselves and take care of ourselves! Welcome and enjoy the ride.
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The podcast focuses on wellness in both personal and professional contexts, featuring topics such as the differentiation between human wellbeing and employee wellbeing. Episodes discuss relatable experiences, actionable self-care tips, and interviews with impactful figures, like Sheila Krueger who shares insights on workplace wellness initiatives at Zoom.

The podcast where your favorite drink meets your favorite kind of conversation-coffee talk. Hosted by Laura Joseph, this show pours into the real and raw experiences behind mental health, wellbeing, and what it truly means to be human — both in and outside of work.
Each episode invites honest dialogue with guests who aren’t afraid to show up as they are, share their stories, and explore what helps them feel grounded, whole, and well.
So grab your coffee, tea, matcha, or mocktail — and join us as we fill our cups one connection, one conversation at a time.
Come as you are, leave inspired.
In this episode of Something’s Brewing, I sit down with holistic healer Ann Smets for a conversation that feels both deeply personal and profoundly necessary.
This one is for anyone who has ever felt confused by their own body—when symptoms don’t neatly fit into a diagnosis, when emotions feel tangled and overwhelming, and when stress quietly but powerfully reshapes the way the body functions.
We explore how emotional struggles don’t just live in the mind—they imprint themselves on the nervous system, the gut, the heart, the breath. How chronic stress can become a kind of drug: altering physiology, disrupting regulation, and convincing us that survival mode is “normal.”
Ann brings grounded wisdom to the often hard-to-understand relationship between emotional pain and physical symptoms. Together, we talk about:
- How unprocessed emotions manifest physically
- Why stress isn’t just mental—it’s biochemical
- The body’s intelligence when words fall short
- Holistic healing as a return to safety, not something to “fix”
- Why slowing down can feel terrifying when you’ve lived in control and hyper-vigilance
This episode isn’t about quick answers or spiritual bypassing. It’s about listening—to the body, to patterns, to signals we’ve learned to ignore because they didn’t make logical sense.
If you’ve ever wondered why healing feels nonlinear, why regulation can feel unsafe, or why your body reacts before your mind catches up—this conversation is for you.
Because sometimes what’s brewing isn’t a breakdown.
It’s the body asking, finally, to be heard.

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