Untethered with Jen Liss

Untethered with Jen Liss is a personal transformation show with one foot in coaching and the other in intuition. It moves fast. Jen brings a bright, affectionate style to episodes about fear, change, purpose, and the strange emotional weather that comes with choosing a bigger life. The show is not quiet self-help. It is expressive, highly encouraging, and comfortable with spiritual language around energy, cards, inner brilliance, and dream-life thinking. Recent episodes show its range clearly. A solo reflection uses pulled cards to talk about new beginnings, the willingness to look inexperienced, and the misery that can come from clinging to what needs to be released. A conversation with Riselle Celestina turns the idea of a big leap into a practice of smaller scary steps, from temporary moves to awkward new classes. J.R. Martinez brings the show into heavier terrain, describing recovery, emotional release, and the value of leaving a closed-in space when answers are not coming. Kelly Roach appears in a leadership-focused episode framed around capacity, business growth, and opportunities. Poornima Vamsi anchors an episode on hormones, energetics, and unconventional self-healing, with Jen presenting the conversation as deeply affecting. Stephanie McLaughlin brings midlife into focus through turning 40, crisis language, and the uncomfortable but useful questions that surface around that threshold. The recurring promise is liberation from an ordinary script. The method changes by episode. Sometimes it is a guest story. Sometimes it is a pep talk. Sometimes it is spiritual interpretation. The throughline is an insistence that discomfort can be metabolized into movement. That makes the show best suited to listeners who already enjoy affirming, coach-like guidance and are open to mystical framing. It is less suited to anyone looking for clinical distance or skeptical debate. The show’s appeal is its intensity of encouragement and its comfort with messy transition.