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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sian turns anxiety, family memory and relationship questions into frank guidance shaped by a life still changing.
Misguided Goddess Podcast turns Sian's week-to-week circumstances into candid solo reflections on communication, self-worth and emotional healing.
Sian takes a deep breath with you; PMS has joined the stress group chat.
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A warm one-year anniversary episode that mixes gratitude, reflection, and self-love.
Misguided Goddess Podcast leans into its one-year mark with a warm, loose anniversary episode built on gratitude and self-respect. Sian sounds fired up as she thanks listeners, looks back on the show's uneven road, and keeps returning to a plain idea: keep showing up, keep…
A candid turn from stress toward purpose, with real talk that keeps the edge intact.
Sian uses the episode to check in on stress, anxiety, PMS, and the strain of an unstable living situation, then keeps circling back to a harder question: what is life for, exactly?
A warm, wandering check-in that turns into a blunt question about care.
Misguided Goddess begins with a plainspoken mental-health check-in, then moves into a blunt look at why people stay with partners who do not make them happy or give them what they want.
A candid, rough-edged reflection that turns anxiety and family pain into something usable.
Sian opens with a blunt check-in on mental health, and the episode stays close to anxiety, family memory, and the work of putting old hurt down. Coffee seems to make the shakes worse, and her job hunt keeps the tone plain and unvarnished.
Pop culture trivia, argued fast and with affection.
Pop culture, personal stakes, and room for a tangent.
A Brazilian journalist spends years reinvestigating unsolved child disappearances in Paraná.
Cris Bartz and Juva Lauer alternate debate and interview episodes on Brazilian social issues.
Goddess Dion, also identified as Sian Arijine Brown, uses unexpected messages from two men and a $50 Cash App request to examine anger, boundaries, and self-worth during Mercury retrograde.
Sian opens by celebrating the Misguided Goddess podcast turning one year old.
Sian opens with a mental health check-in and says the week has been pretty rough.
Sian opens with her usual welcome and a quick mental health check.
Sian opens with a blunt check-in about anxiety and says coffee made it worse.