Love and Compassion with Gissele

What if death was not the end? Would we then be able to live more fully and create a world that is more compassionate? I chat with Angel Morgan about connecting to the other side, how to release conflict even with those who have passed over and how forgiveness can help us heal our lives. 

Can you find joy, even when challenges are occurring? In this episode, I chat with Tony Stewart who wrote about his journey of losing his wife to cancer, how they found moments of joy in the chaos, and the aftermath of finding a new relationship.  

With everything that is going on with ICE deportations, in this episode we talk to Andy Semotiuk on the importance of compassion in immigration. He clarifies the different types of people who immigrate into countries, talks about his own past with immigration, offers advice regarding if you are stopped by ICE and reminds us of the importance of kindness in helping us create a better future for all. 

What happens when someone the world has written off is faced with death? Sentenced at 16, Fernando Murillo spent decades in prison, until he began caring for dying inmates in a hospice unit, ensuring no one faced their final moments alone.  In this powerful episode, we ask: Do prisoners deserve a humane death?  Fernando shares what he witnessed inside an inhumane system, how compassion can emerge in the darkest places, and how his journey transformed his understanding of true freedom.

In this beautiful conversation with Aline, we talk about grieving the loss of our pets, we challenge the many misconceptions about love and loss, and discuss the gifts that loss can bring to our lives.  

In this powerful and deeply moving conversation, Dr. Jitmoud shares the unimaginable journey of forgiving the man who took his son’s life. Rooted in his faith in Allah, he reflects on the true meaning of forgiveness not as weakness, but as a profound act of strength, surrender, and spiritual clarity. Together, we explore what it really takes to move beyond anger and separation, and to see even those who harm us as part of our shared humanity. This is a conversation about grief, faith in God (Allah), destiny and the radical possibility of love in the face of the unthinkable.

Can a relationship survive separation and come back stronger? In this intimate conversation, a couple shares their journey apart and the unexpected path that led them back together. Along the way, we explore compassionate parenting, women’s rights, travel, and how we can reimagine aging, relationships, and love itself.

Can we create a more compassionate civilization from our current state of fear and division? we sure can, and Robertson Work can teach us how.  In this podcast episode we talk about how to address the fear of the other, what the essential pillars of a compassionate civilization are, and the role the feminine energy plays in helping us create a more loving and kinder world. 

Teen anxiety and disconnection are rising but what if the real solution isn’t more confidence, but more self compassion?  In this powerful conversation, Karen Bluth shares research backed approaches to help teens build emotional resilience and treat themselves with kindness when it matters most.

In this heartfelt conversation with Iona Sky, we explore LGBTQ+ family estrangement, the pain of separation, and what it takes to heal and reconnect. Together we discuss forgiveness, releasing internalized homophobia, and how individuals and organizations can create more inclusive spaces where belonging and reconciliation become possible. A powerful episode about love, healing, and finding a way back to one another.