A homecoming for the soul in a world coming apart.
New episodes every Sunday, 7:00 AM CST.
Every Sunday, Mitch draws on four decades of spiritual seeking, seven days in solitary confinement, and work with over 150,000 awakening souls to map the territory between who you're performing and who you actually are. One teaching. One practice. One honest next step — every episode, no exceptions.
RECENT EPISODES:
Episode 1 Sunday, August 24, 2026
The hollow feeling is not a personal failure. It is a species-level wound. And it has a name.
The hollow feeling that follows every achievement, the ache that shows up at 3 a.m. even in a life that looks complete from the outside — Mitch names it in this opening episode: the Sacred Disconnect, the gap between who you actually are and who the world has needed you to be. He walks through the neuroscience of social pain, the imaginal cell metaphor for personal transformation, and why this disconnection isn't just personal — it's civilizational.
Episode 2 • Sunday, August 31, 2026
The most important words you will ever speak are the ones you say when you have nothing left to perform.
Last week, we named the wound. This week, the conversation that begins to close it — not therapy, not meditation, a conversation. Mitch shares the 47 words he spoke into the silence of a solitary confinement cell, introduces the ancient practice of Hitbodedut, and names the Wisdom Gap: the distance between intelligence and conscience, and why closing it is the most urgent work of this moment.
Episode 3 • Sunday, September 7, 2026
Your soul is not broken. It is hungry. And the menu has always been available.
The Seven Soul Nutrients — Authentic Expression, Sacred Stillness, Genuine Community, Purposeful Work, Connection to the Living World, Honest Grief, Transcendent Awe — laid out plainly, alongside the Harvard longevity study and current research on awe and grief. This episode closes with the Seven Soul Nutrients Audit: rate yourself 1–10 on each, then feed the lowest one today.
Episode 4 • Sunday, September 14, 2026
Nobody checks into rehab for it. But the hollow feeling after every win is telling you something.
Why the emptiness that follows a win feels the way it does — the neuroscience of achievement addiction, the five signs to watch for, and the Taoist alternative of wu wei. Closes with the Achievement Audit: three questions about what you feel when not achieving, who you are without your achievements, and which pursuit you already know won't fill the hollow.
I genuinely thought something was wrong with my brain... Mitch's framework showed me the emptiness wasn't a malfunction — it was information.
David K., Retired Accountant
The most important words you will ever speak are the ones you say when you have nothing left to perform — that episode alone was worth finding this show for.
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I've been sober over a decade and still felt spiritually homeless. I finally have a daily practice instead of just a sobriety date.
Marcus T., 11 Years Sober