Announcement: Special Guests
Melanie Jolicoeur (Azaya Yoga)
In September, we sit down with Melanie — a nomadic teacher, sound therapist, and the founder of Fly Therapy — whose journey has crossed over 40 countries, countless traditions, and one unforgettable silent walk through the Moroccan desert.
After navigating deep personal loss and a life woven through the artistic and entrepreneurial world, Mélanie experienced a moment of stillness that changed everything. What followed was over a decade of soul-led wandering, deep study, and embodied integration. Today, she is a Holistic Wellness Specialist, Vibrational Acupuncturist, and the author of The Art of Living in Tune, offering teachings that resonate on both a cellular and cosmic level.
In this conversation, we explore what it means to travel from the inside out — to drop the performance, let go of the chase, and remember that your truest path begins when you stop trying to be someone and start tuning into who you already are.
With clarity, warmth, and an unwavering belief in the body’s wisdom, Mélanie invites us to simplify spirituality — to see it not as performance or dogma, but as an accessible, logical return to resonance. She reminds us that to heal, we must feel — and that when we vibrate in tune with our truth, life meets us where we are.
This is a soft and luminous episode about surrender, sensation, and living in frequency.
Catherine Bell
Blood Moon Radio’s first special guest of October is Catherine Bell — founder of The Awakened Company, best-selling author, and a visionary voice in the movement to bring soul back into the heart of business.
Catherine’s work stands at the intersection of leadership, spirituality, and the feminine — not as a trend, but as a necessary return. Through her company, her writing, and her way of being, she invites organizations to remember what they’re really here for: connection, presence, and collective thriving.
In this episode, we explore themes of awakening within leadership, the power of feminine energy in the corporate world, and what it means to live and lead from a place of wholeness. We also touch on the archetype of the “too-much” woman — and how qualities long dismissed in women (emotional depth, intuition, tenderness) are actually essential to the future of work.
Catherine speaks with the kind of grounded clarity that reminds us leadership isn’t about domination — it’s about becoming deeply, truthfully ourselves.
Stay tuned for this soft and sharp conversation — one of the most quietly powerful we’ve had yet.
Monica Bodirsky
Blood Moon Radio’s Samhain episode is graced by the presence of Monica Bodirsky—an artist, author, and spiritual guide whose work bridges the realms of the seen and unseen. With over four decades of experience in divination, Monica’s creations are a tapestry woven from her mixed Norse, German, Slavic and Romani heritage. Her art and writing, deeply rooted in contemporary Witchcraft, reclaim the term “Witch” to honor the wisdom of her ancestors and the sacredness of the craft.
As the founder of the Obsidian Academy of Esoteric Arts and the WITCHfest North Arts and Culture Festival, Monica has cultivated spaces where the mystical and the creative converge. Her tarot and oracle decks, including the acclaimed Shadowland Tarot and House of Shadows Lenormand, serve as tools for self-awareness and empowerment, guiding seekers on their personal journeys.
In this episode, we delve into themes of ancestral magic, the art of divination, and the reclamation of sacred practices.Monica shares insights on how her heritage informs her work and how embracing one's lineage can lead to profound healing and understanding.
Join us for a conversation that traverses the mystical landscapes of tradition, intuition, and the art of seeing beyond the veil.
Tarot. Truth-telling. Untamed conversations.
Only on Blood Moon Radio.