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Spiritual healing for a world under pressure.
Soul Nectar Show with Kerri Hummingbird brings guests and guided teaching into warm, expansive conversations about essence, story, and healing. Recent episodes move between shamanic practice, moral alignment, grief, hope, embodiment, and the mystery of being human.
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Soul Nectar Show with Kerri Hummingbird is a spiritually focused conversation series about essence, healing, embodiment, and the search for meaning inside personal and collective upheaval. Its pace is measured. The show often starts from a live question: how to stay well, how to act from purpose, how to know the soul, or how to remain loving when the world feels harsh and disorienting. Keri Hummingbird frequently frames the space as a kind of ancestral campfire, where stories are shared to make sense of life and open the door to revelation. That metaphor fits the format. Episodes can feel like interviews, teachings, ceremonies, or reflective talks, depending on the guest and topic. Peter McLaughlin brings hypnotherapy and subconscious inquiry into a conversation about wellness as resistance. Jon Rasmussen brings shamanic healing and wisdom traditions to the problem of sorting through a tangled world. Kris Land's episode leans into soul questions, spiritual insight, emotional honesty, and mythic storytelling. Angela Sol Rose's conversation turns toward feminine Christ remembrance, guidance, dreaming, and the Great Mother. Keith Giles helps the show process grief, anger, confusion, and hope through a theological lens. The Grace Under Fire sessions shift into a shared practice space with Akeem Sami, where spiritual ideals are tested against action, preparation, sacred tools, and pressure. Those episodes are especially concerned with the gap between what people say they believe and how they actually live. The show is not detached or clinical. It uses spiritual vocabulary freely, including mystery, embodiment, gnosis, energy, sacred fire, and moral compass. At its best, it turns abstract healing language into a felt sequence of reflection, choice, release, and recommitment. Listeners should expect warmth, repetition, and long-form emotional circling rather than clipped advice. The show is for people already open to inner work, spiritual practice, and conversations that connect personal healing with collective responsibility. It can become politically and socially charged, especially when discussing America, race, colonial harm, MAGA, and public grief. Still, the center remains care: becoming more whole, more aligned, and more able to act from love under pressure.
Made for: For listeners drawn to holistic healing, shamanic language, soul inquiry, and emotionally grounded spiritual practice. It especially suits people looking for guidance on purpose, embodiment, grief, moral alignment, and collective uncertainty.
What sets it apart: The show blends guest interviews with ritual-style teaching and live spiritual practice, so conversations often move from worldview to concrete embodiment. Its distinctive strength is connecting personal healing with collective responsibility without losing warmth.
Inspiration for living from your ESSENCE
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Soul Nectar Show connects metaphysical belief to boundaries, recovery, moral conduct, and practices meant to turn inner change into lived action.
Keri Hummingbird repeatedly brings spiritual questions down to the scale of personal action: setting a boundary, recovering a sense of self after betrayal, or making conduct match belief.
A sacred fire ceremony meets moral self-audit, if your healing toolbox has room for both.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A live sacred fire ritual gives self-judgment a focused path toward release.
Grace Under Fire - Sacred Tools for Sacred Work treats spiritual practice as something lived through ritual, not just talked through. Carrie Hummingbird Sami and Hakeem Sami guide a live sacred fire ceremony centered on releasing energy that no longer serves the listener.
A searching theological conversation turns grief, anger, and social confusion toward grounded hope.
This single episode opens on a spiritual question with real urgency: what can someone do when grief, anger, and outrage make action feel unclear?
A grounded reflection on turning moral ideals into choices that can withstand their consequences.
Grace Under Fire looks at the uneasy gap between stated belief and daily conduct, keeping its attention on what it takes for an inner moral compass to shape choices when no one is watching.
A live spiritual webinar turns fear, experimentation, and collective programming into a call to keep moving together.
Charting the Way Forward follows a live spiritual webinar as it moves from a vision of a new earth and higher etheric levels into the more familiar fears that keep people from acting on what they feel called to do.
A spiritually minded look at betrayal, agency, and the identity that can form after being hurt.
Betrayal is treated as a break in shared expectations, but the episode is most interested in what can grow around that break. Host Keri Hummingbird and betrayal recovery coach Laura Cheadle discuss rising from the ashes, reclaiming identity and self-worth, and loosening the grip…
Jonquilyn Hill chases one listener question per episode to the experts who can answer it.
Hard conversations, patiently held, with room to laugh.
Care, culture, and the choices shaping Black women's lives.
Hope, tested in real conversation.
Root-cause health, explained plainly.
Erica Baccus shares her story of keeping a promise to help her partner of 41 years end his life with dignity after an Alzheimer's and dementia diagnosis.
Host Keri Hummingbird introduces guests Will Rodriguez and Karen Endsley, co-pilots of the Skeptic Metaphysicians podcast and founders of a community for conscious conversations, discussing the importance of community in navigating fear and raising vibrations during the Great Awakening.
A conversation with life teacher John Stringer about using love to navigate and transmute the dense frequencies of human consciousness.
Kerri Hummingbird asks if anyone is comfortable with the 'rotting fruit' part of life's cycles.
Host Kerri Hummingbird shares a fresh betrayal story just before interviewing betrayal recovery coach Lora Cheadle.
Host Keri Hummingbird introduces a conversation with Katie Dean about overcoming chronic fatigue and thriving as an empath.
Host Keri Hummingbird introduces a conversation with Judy Kane about reprogramming the subconscious to break repetitive patterns.
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Soul Nectar Show host Keri Hummingbird interviews certified hypnotherapist Peter McLaughlin about root-cause healing after his 2003 leukemia and Lyme disease diagnoses.
Host Keri Hummingbird introduces shamanic healer John Rasmussen to discuss sorting out life's tangled mess through wisdom traditions and subconscious exploration.
Soul Nectar Show host Kerri Hummingbird interviews Chris Land about The Infinity Within, a book he says came to him 40 years ago and later guided his life.
Angela Sol Rose discusses awakening connection with the feminine Christ and dreaming with the Great Mother to find personal guidance.
Keri Hummingbird-Sami and Akeem Sami discuss how to discover your life's vision and purpose and bring it into reality, as part of their Grace Under Fire series.
Soul Nectar Show’s “Grace Under Fire” series centers on “sacred tools for sacred work,” with Carrie Hummingbird Sami and Hakeem Sami presenting a fire ceremony for releasing what “no longer serves you.” They name Tatawari, the Wixarica spirit of fire from northern Mexico, and describe a three-step practice that moves from release to “right thinking,” “right love,” and “right action.” Carrie also says the tools are “available to all who choose to walk the way,” without “a certain book” or “a certain religion.” The episode closes by linking the ritual to community practice, Erykah Badu’s “Bag Lady,” and the idea to “pack light.”
Kerri Hummingbird and Keith Giles use Soul Nectar Show to connect daily outrage, Christian nationalism, and the feeling of being "overwhelmed" with grief and anger.
Kerri Hummingbird and Akeem Sami open the Grace Under Fire series with "embodied values, living what we believe," tying the topic to February 13 and the Soul Nectar Show.