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Headspace Studios

Join us every weekday morning to take a few moments to step out of the internal chatter and external noise. We'll pause and reflect to consider what brings us together in this shared human condition and how we can live a life that best reflects our limitless potential.

Radio Headspace

Not all ghosts live in old houses. Some live in our bodies and our stories. Rosie reflects on how recurring fears and memories can become teachers when we stop avoiding them and start listening.
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The Ghosts Inside Us

Rosie reflects on how the people who hurt or challenge us often shape us in unexpected ways. She shares how reframing “enemies” as unlikely teachers can build resilience, compassion, and clarity.
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The Teachers We Didn’t Ask For

Rosie unpacks a moment where setting a boundary felt necessary but still complicated. She talks about polarization, cancel culture, and how we can step back from conflict without turning people into villains.
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You Don’t Have to Make Them the Enemy

Rosie reflects on how easily we slip into negative self-talk, and how self-compassion helps us respond to mistakes with understanding instead of shame.
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The Words We Say to Ourselves

Rosie shares a deeply personal moment of stepping into perimenopause and not recognizing herself — physically or emotionally. She explores how hormonal shifts can distort self-perception, awaken harsh inner voices, and how mindfulness and compassion help us meet ourselves with care during major transitions.
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When the Mirror Feels Like an Enemy

A delayed text, a canceled plan, a passing interaction — suddenly it all feels like a judgment. Rosie shares how the spotlight effect can turn everyday moments into unnecessary suffering, and how widening the lens helps us reconnect with others and ourselves.
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When Everything Feels Personal

When we’re excluded, judged, or mistreated, it can feel deeply personal — especially when those experiences happen early in life. In this episode, Rosie reflects on being bullied as a child and encountering similar dynamics again as an adult, exploring how these moments shape our sense of worth.
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Meeting The Outer Enemy

Comparison can quietly turn into self-obsession, leaving us stuck inside our own stories. Rosie explores this “secret enemy,” why it shrinks our world, and how compassion helps us remember that we’re not alone. We’re part of something bigger.
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The Me-Versus-Them Trap

What happens when you almost don’t try again? Rosie reflects on rewriting a book proposal four times and what that process taught her about fear, persistence, and trusting the slow unfolding of creative work.
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The Fourth Draft

A wrong coffee order turns into an unexpected lesson when Rosie catches herself snapping in public. In this episode, she talks about how anger shows up fast, why it’s often rooted in something deeper, and how a simple pause can help us respond more gently to others and to ourselves.
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When Anger Sneaks Up on You

While endings can feel daunting, they often open the door to something new. Today, Dora explores how embracing impermanence can lead to unexpected freedom.
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The Gift of Letting Go

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