Sensitive Matters • Podcast

All about nourishment for body & soul with Chef Cynthia Louise

Welcome to another yummy episode of the Sensitive Matters podcast. We are ringing in the New Year with my dear friend Chef Cynthia Louise, who is sharing with us all about her personal journey in life, with food and the healing impact it had on herself and others.
Cynthia Louise is a qualified whole food chef that is leading the whole food revolution with edible plant recipes offering real food that nourishes and heals you from the inside.
She gained her qualification in a leading health retreat on the Gold Coast Australia and has spent more recent years in Bali refining her art through collaboration with health revolutionist Tyler Tolman.
Cynthia Louise was raised in Papua New Guinea, she is the Author of her first cookbook ‘Plant-based love stories’, a bestselling author of 7 recipe books, the star of two cooking shows on Gaia TV and FMTV and an exciting and charismatic public speaker touring Australia, sharing her wisdom on how cooking can heal you from the inside out.
‘Sensitive Matters’, is a podcast that features gentle conversations on sensitive, important matters such as mental health, conscious consumerism, sexuality, spirituality, ethical business and more.
We hope you enjoy this episode! Listen up and leave your feedback below!

A yummy conversation with Michaela Boehm on being a wild woman, on connection, self-pleasure, love & relationships

This month’s episode is particularly delicious! With Michaela Boehm as this month’s special guest on the Sensitive Matters podcast, we dive deep into the sensual world of the wild woman and speak about sensuality, self-pleasure, good and relationships and what it means to rewild yourself.
Michaela Boehm is an expert in intimacy, relationship and sexuality and has been active in this field for over 20 years. She is a teacher, author, mentor and thought leader whose work centers around the intersection of intimacy and embodiment with a method she created, named The Non-Linear Movement Method. She is also the author of the book ‘The Wild Woman’s Way’, a handbook for the high-achieving modern woman. Some of you might have heard about her in Netflix’ latest show ‘, love & goop’ alongside Gwyneth Paltrow.
‘Sensitive Matters’, is a podcast that features gentle conversations on sensitive, important matters such as mental health, conscious consumerism, sexuality, spirituality, ethical business and more.
We hope you enjoy this episode! Listen up and leave your feedback below!

A special episode with Christina Zipperlen on Sensitive Matters, Ananda Soul Jewelry and her journey to Self

We welcome you to a very special episode of our Sensitive Matters podcast this month!
We are super excited to announce that this month our founder and designer Christina Zipperlen will be the subject of this brand new episode of the Sensitive Matters podcast. We are excited for you to finally learn the whole story about Christina.
In the following 50 minutes, you will learn more about Christina’s path, how she came about creating Ananda Soul Jewelry, what it means to live in today’s world as a highly sensitive being, what Sensitive Matters is really all about and about her current journey as a psychology student and towards becoming a Somatics and embodiment counselor.
‘Sensitive Matters’, is a podcast that features gentle conversations on sensitive, important matters such as mental health, conscious consumerism, sexuality, spirituality, ethical business and more.
Enjoy the episode!
Check out Ananda Soul jewelry here: https://anandasoul.com/
Learn more about Christina in person on www.sensitivematters.com
Book a session with Christina https://www.sensitivematters.com/book-a-session

Andriani Marshanda, on Growing Up in the Spotlight, Mental Health and Her Self Love Journey

Hello and welcome back to our Podcast – now called ‘Sensitive Matters’, a podcast that features gentle conversations on sensitive, important matters such as mental health, conscious consumerism, sexuality, spirituality, ethical business and more.
In our newest episode we speak with Andriani Marshanda, better known as Marsha. Marsha is an actress (with having acted in over 20 movies), a singer and songwriter in Indonesia.
Marsha has experienced an unbelievable journey around mental health. In this episode she shares with us what it means to grow up in the limelight, about mental health disorders and what it feels like to be under public pressure to appear perfect. This is the story of how she became a passionate advocate for mental health and spiritual wellbeing.
Together with Marsha we’ve created two special bundles with her all time favorite pieces from Ananda Soul for you to shop at a special price.
As always, 10% of all proceeds go towards our Adopt a family project that currently supports Balinese communities in need that suffer greatly from the repercussions of the current global pandemic.
We hope you’ll love it. Listen up and leave your feedback below!
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Why we changed our podcast name to Sensitive Matters

We're very excited to announce the rebrand from the Change the World a Little podcast to 'Sensitive Matters'. Here's a little clip sharing the 'why' behind the change.
Sensitive Matters is a podcast that features gentle conversations on sensitive, important matters such as mental health, conscious consumerism, sexuality, spirituality, ethical business, and more.
The conversations are hosted by Christina Zipperlen a highly sensitive person, the founder & designer of the Bali-based jewelry brand Ananda Soul, psychology student, and mental health & LGBTQAI+ advocate.
Join her as she brings other empaths, perceptive people, creatives, unique projects, and sensitive matters into the spotlight for these insightful conversations recorded from her home in Bali.

Special Episode: Yoga Nidra for Mental Health with Emily Kuser

In the past decade, mental health has made the limelight amongst the world population. Recent studies show that anxiety and mood disorders are significantly high in today’s world which is no surprise during a time where daily hustle is celebrated and a pandemic is keeping people from living their lives to their fullest.
Yoga Nidra, known as the 'Yogic sleep' is an ancient practice that invokes deep relaxation and calmness of the heart. We have teamed up with the beautiful Emily Kuser, a dear friend, a wonderful Yoga teacher in the fields of Classical Tantra, Hatha Yoga, Somatics and Integrated Sexuality and self-care. I have known Emily for over 12 years and she is one of my dearest and closest friends, working her magic throughout the entire world with her offerings and her fun and honest approach.
Learn more about Yoga Nidra here

The yoga of life with Meghan Currie

She is a widely admired and sought-after yogini and yoga teacher, a yoga wear designer, an inspiring artist and musician, and an avid olive oil lover.
Most people know her for her body - (and mind) bending presence on social media where she shares on the art of breath, consciousness, meditation, flow, and on how she navigates this world in our human form.
"What if we were like seeds, so uniquely coded, and when nourished in certain ways, different aspects would grow. What if the different external circumstances we experience trigger new aspects to come to life, aspects of our intrinsic nature that were never expected. And what if we could trust in how we are growing, what we are creating, the journey we are being taken on, and trust that our inner urges are pulling us in all the right directions.
I believe urges are like an inner nudge to nourish some aspect of ourselves to life. And that when we nourish them, we stand in new terrain composed of possibility." – Meghan Currie
In this episode, I speak with Meghan about her yoga journey, humbleness, the intricacies of life, on how to trust our individual ride when we understand that we get to collaborate with life at all times.

Beyond the stars with Paula Shaw

Episode 4 takes us beyond the stars. I am speaking with Paula Shaw, an intuitive psychic and astrologer who has offered over 15.000 sessions in 10 years, changing people’s lives through accompanying them on their journeys through healing, clarity, and their highest potential.
Paula has been a wonderful guide for me through our universe, ever since I met her in Bali 8 years ago.
In this episode, we speak about astrology, the moon, their impact on her personal life and we dare to take a short glimpse into the future.
If you want to learn more about Paula Shaw head over to her website.

Ayurveda – About the science of life with Dr. Sujatha

The 3rd episode of the #changetheworldalittlepodcast introduces Dr. Sujatha Kekada, an Ayurvedic doctor and the Co-founder of Amrtasiddhi, Ayurvedic retreat space in Ubud, Bali, where I got to spend a week at the beginning of this year. In this episode, we dive deep into the realm of Ayurveda, the science of life.
We tackle the history of Ayurveda, speak about her own, a personal path with it, and illuminate the connection point between body, mind, and spirit and how imbalance can put the body into a state of ‘dis-ease’. Dr. Sujatha also shares practical tips and insights for those who haven’t had much experience with Ayurvedic practices yet.

Unstuck, transform and grow with Marina Kolaric

The 2nd episode of our #changetheworldalittlepodcast leads us to a rather familiar face (if you have been staying up to date with our recent Ananda Soul campaigns): Marina Kolaric.
Marina has been a crucial part of two of our last campaign photoshoots, but more importantly, she is an inspiring therapist, psychologist and coach specialized in Mindfulness-Based Addiction Recovery (MBAR) and ‘Compassionate Inquiry’, a therapy approach by Gabor Mate.
I originally met Marina on the Gabor Mate training and was drawn to her presence and the fact that she, too, was living in Bali in the midst of a pandemic.
During our chat for #changetheworldalittle we speak about the rollercoaster impacts of 2020, mindfulness practices, and how to tackle the impermanence of life – with deep surrender and mindfulness.