What if the magic of childhood never really leaves us?

In this deeply personal episode of Thank You For Having Me, Joanne reflects on the childhood experiences, family traditions, and acts of everyday wonder that shaped her life. From rainy day boxes and upside-down days to family rituals, beloved grandparents, and a mother with an extraordinary gift for transforming the ordinary into something magical, this is a story about the environments we grow up inside and how they continue to live within us.

Along the way, Joanne explores a powerful early childhood experience that would later influence her understanding of the body, memory, fascia, and the enduring imprint of our earliest years.

You'll hear:

• How childhood experiences continue to shape us throughout life
• The family traditions that created a sense of belonging and wonder
• Why seemingly small moments can leave lasting impressions
• How early experiences may be carried within the body
• The connection between memory, emotion, and embodied experience
• Why magic is often found in the ordinary
• How love, resilience, and imagination become part of who we are

Blending personal storytelling with reflections on embodiment, family, memory, and human development, this episode explores the weave of experiences that become the architecture of a life.

Part memoir, part reflection, and part exploration of the living body, The Magic We Grow Up Inside is an invitation to reconnect with the child you once were and the stories that continue to shape who you are today.

As always, thank you for having me.

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Podcast produced and edited by Megan Bay Dorman