Healing-first conversations about love and old wounds.
Hearts Entwined Podcast is a gentle relationship show centered on emotional repair, self-love, and the patterns people carry into intimacy. Lynn Smith guides guests through painful personal histories, then turns those stories toward practical reflection about trust, conflict, attraction, and healing.
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Hearts Entwined Podcast is built around the belief that relationship pain rarely begins in the present moment. It looks backward first. Lynn Smith’s conversations with guests often trace adult conflict, attraction, shutdown, or longing back to childhood trauma, family rupture, illness, abuse, or unhealed grief. The show is gentle, but the material can be grave. Episodes include survivor testimony about incest and sexual assault, stories of chronic physical pain and abusive parenting, and a candid discussion of estrangement from adult children. These are not treated as shocking set pieces. They are handled as roots, patterns, and wounds that continue to shape how people protect themselves in love. The pacing is patient. Guests are encouraged to speak at length, and the host tends to reflect, validate, and then connect their experience to a wider relationship lesson. That makes the show feel closer to a supportive coaching room than a fast advice column. Some episodes focus on recognizable relationship themes: self-love, polarity, parent and adult-child relationships, masculine and feminine energy, relationship blocks, and the fear of being unlovable. Others bring in alternative healing frameworks. Dr. Tara Perry discusses hypnotherapy, acupuncture, Chinese medicine, and subconscious blocks. Pooja Shah explains muscle testing and energy healing medicine as a way to locate beliefs and emotions held in the body. Megan Dawson connects lifelong pain and trauma to the path toward self-love. Darlene Lekowski speaks from a survivor’s perspective. Nick Prefontaine brings a motivational story rooted in snowboarding. Chelsea-Ann frames control, competition, and manipulation as fear-based habits that interfere with intimacy. The show’s recurring move is to take private pain seriously, then ask what kind of self-awareness might make healthier connection possible. It suits listeners who want relationship guidance with emotional depth, spiritual openness, and a strong emphasis on healing before repair.
Made for: This show is for listeners drawn to warm, emotionally literate relationship guidance, especially around trauma, self-love, family estrangement, and repeating intimacy patterns. It best suits people open to coaching, spiritual language, and alternative healing approaches.
What sets it apart: Hearts Entwined Podcast stands apart by treating relationship conflict as a doorway into deeper survival patterns rather than a simple communication problem. Its episodes often blend personal testimony, compassionate reflection, and body-mind healing frameworks.
Love, Dating & Relationship support, guidance, advice and tips with Lyn Smith – The Queen of HEARTS. Lyn cares and personally understands what it’s like to have suffered sexual violence (in her teens) and how that negatively affected her personal relationships; she subsequently turned all that around and now has a lasting healthy relationship which is full of passion, intimacy and fulfilment.If you’ve ever had: *Unhealthy relationships full of drama and conflicts*Unfulfilling relationships where there has been little or no passion or*Real healthy passion in a relationship and want to know how you can you re-ignite the flame Lyn’s been there and is here to help you heal past hurts, traumas an…
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Lyn Smith connects relationship difficulties with the emotional histories beneath them, using candid guest conversations and unusually personal questions.
Hearts Entwined keeps returning to the point where intimate relationships meet older emotional injuries. Lyn Smith conducts guest interviews that connect self-regard, family history and sexual wellbeing with the choices people make inside relationships.
Lyn Smith traces how self-protection can follow you into intimacy, even when the danger is gone.
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A compassionate conversation about estrangement, open doors, and the painful limits of reconciliation.
Parent and adult-child estrangement gives this single-episode review its quiet pull. Lynne Smith talks plainly about being cut off from her two adult children for about 15 years, with email, phone, and social media all closed to her, while Catherine Hickam, an author and…
A relationship-focused episode on subconscious patterns, protective beliefs, and muscle testing through an energy-medicine lens.
Muscle testing opens onto relationship patterns in this conversation with Pooja Shah, an energy healing medicine practitioner, and Lynne Smith.
Lynne Smith's personal history shapes a direct argument about self-identification, gender dysphoria, and medical decisions involving young people.
Lynne Smith frames trans self-identification through her own understanding of the issue, rooted in serious sexual assaults she says she experienced as a teenager.
A grounded conversation that treats self-love as stability, emotional care, and responsibility toward the younger self.
Self-love is framed less as a feel-good phrase and more as a grown-up form of care shaped by childhood experience. The guest, author of Wise Little One and founder of the Emotional Healing System, links adverse childhood experiences to the stability adults may need to build…
A candid conversation about how protection, vulnerability, and attachment can shape sex.
This Hearts Entwined episode frames sex through consciousness: noticing what is happening inside and around a person when intimacy becomes bound up with safety, control, protection, or love.
Spiritual teaching with its human edges intact.
Reality romance, judged with warmth.
Dating chaos, translated into usable rules.
Self-care talk with real-life texture.
Love letters with telenovela stakes.
Lyn Smith and Caroline Ackroyd discuss how women can attract a high value man by understanding mindset and dating strategies.
Lynn Smith interviews Janet Smith-Harrison about mastering emotions for healthier relationships, sharing her personal story of overcoming a sudden divorce.
Lynn Smith interviews Wanda Wendy about open source programming for the human mind and how women can ride the next wave of life.
Jana Wilson scored 10 out of 10 on the ACE test and had a near-death experience at 12.
Lisa Hawkins shares how surviving multiple rapes led her to explore the intersection of trauma, conditioning, and human sexuality.
A survivor shares her story of childhood incest and discusses healing and survival.
Lynn Smith interviews transformational coach Meghann Dawson about her journey to self-love after a childhood of chronic trauma and abuse.
Lynne Smith interviews Dr.
Lyn Smith explains how creating healthy polarity between feminine and masculine energies attracts healthy men and improves relationships.
Lyn Smith interviews Nick Prefontaine about his S.T.E.P.
Host Lynn Smith speaks with first-time guest Catherine Hickam, an author and psychotherapist, about parent and adult-child estrangement, opening by disclosing her own 15-year estrangement from her two adult daughters.
Host Lynn Smith welcomes returning guest Pooja Shah, an energy healing practitioner, to explain muscle testing, or applied kinesiology, as a way of asking the subconscious yes-or-no questions to uncover limiting beliefs affecting relationships.
Chelsea Ann tells Lyn Smith that The Feminine Effect and The Feminine Frequency both argue women have lost touch with "feminine nature" by chasing money, control, and outside approval.
Lynne Smith frames "trans and self-identification" through her own history of being "twice seriously sexually assaulted" and says that shapes her concern about access to women's spaces.
Relationship expert Lynn Smith interviews Byron and Margaret McKie about how to resolve conflict with a partner, sharing their 27 years of experience.
Lynn Smith interviews Brett Davis about his book 'Brett-isms' and how his upbringing as the son of an NFL coach led to philosophies for reducing anxiety and building confidence.