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The Beautiful Chaos with Natasha

The Beautiful Chaos with Natasha

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The Beautiful Chaos with Natasha is a podcast that gives space to real stories,
raw conversations, and the beautiful mess of life.

This show is about motherhood, identity, faith, friendship, mental health,
purpose, and becoming even when life feels loud, heavy, or uncertain. Each
episode features honest conversations with women from all walks of life
who are navigating their own version of chaos and learning how to find
beauty within it.

No filters. No perfection. Just truth, growth, laughter, and heart.
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, unseen, or like you’re figuring it out as you
go this space is for you.

New episodes bi-weekly
Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and iHeart
Full episodes on YouTube

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Episodios
  • Episode 8: Healing from Life’s Deepest Hurts – Finding God in the Pain
    Mar 24 2026

    In this deeply moving and faith-filled episode of Beautiful Chaos with Natasha, I sit down with Kimberly Haar to talk about her powerful testimony, healing journey, and unwavering trust in God through life’s darkest seasons.

    Kimberly opens up about her story of pain, restoration, and redemption and how the Holy Spirit and her personal relationship with the Lord carried her through moments she never thought she would survive.

    We also talk about her book, Healing from Life’s Deepest Hurts, and the heart behind its message: that true healing is possible, even after unimaginable loss and heartbreak.

    What makes this episode especially meaningful is that we recorded it on the 25th anniversary of my biological mother’s passing—a sacred and emotional moment that God clearly ordained.

    Together, we reflect on:

    • Walking through grief and loss
    • Learning how to forgive without closure
    • Setting healthy boundaries while healing
    • Letting go of the need for an apology
    • Finding peace without validation
    • Allowing God to heal what people cannot

    We talk honestly about how forgiveness can feel impossible when you never receive the apology you deserve and how sometimes, freedom comes when you release that expectation and give it to God instead.

    This episode is a reminder that:

    Healing is a process
    Grief has no timeline
    Forgiveness is for your freedom
    God can redeem every broken place

    If you are walking through loss, heartbreak, betrayal, or unanswered pain, this conversation will meet you right where you are.


    A Gentle Encouragement

    If you’re carrying wounds that no one sees…
    If you’re tired of waiting for closure…
    If you’re struggling to forgive…

    This episode is for you.

    You don’t have to carry it alone. God sees you. He is near. And healing is still possible.


    Connect & Share

    If this episode spoke to your heart:

    Share it with someone who needs hope
    Leave a review
    Tag us on social media


    Your story matters. Your healing matters.

    New episodes bi-weekly
    Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and iHeart
    Full episodes on YouTube

    Linktree:
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    1 h y 21 m
  • Episode 7: Moms on Edge with Tiffani Pugliese (Part 2)
    Mar 10 2026

    In this powerful and honest continuation of our conversation, I sit back down with my friend Tiffani for Part Two of “Moms on Edge.”

    After Episode 4 aired, we were overwhelmed by the response. So many of you reached out asking for more—more honesty, more vulnerability, more real-life conversations about motherhood and mental health.

    So we came back.

    In this episode, we go deeper into what it truly looks like to be moms who are navigating mental illness, emotional exhaustion, and the pressure to “do it all” while still trying to protect our peace.

    We open up about:

    • Living with Bipolar II and Borderline Personality Disorder

    • How mental health impacts motherhood

    • The emotional weight moms carry behind closed doors

    • Being a mom of an only child and why we chose that path

    • Learning that being “selfish” can actually be healthy

    • Choosing what’s best for you so you can be your best for your child

    We also talk honestly about the decision to have one child and why that choice isn’t about “missing out”—it’s about survival, stability, and stewardship of our mental and emotional health.


    This episode is a reminder that:

    You are not weak for needing boundaries

    You are not selfish for protecting your mental health

    You are not failing if your family looks different than others

    You are doing the best you can and that matters.

    If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, guilty, isolated, or unsure if you’re “enough” as a mom, this conversation is for you.


    A Gentle Reminder

    If this episode brings up heavy emotions for you, please know you’re not alone. There is strength in seeking support, community, and professional help. Your mental health matters.


    Connect & Share

    If this episode encouraged you:

    Share it with another mama

    Leave a review

    Tag us on social media

    Your voice helps this message reach someone who may need it today.

    New episodes bi-weekly
    Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and iHeart
    Full episodes on YouTube

    Linktree:
    https://linktr.ee/thebeautifulchaoswithnatasha?utm_source=ig&utm_mediu
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    56 m
  • Episode 6: A Different Path, A Beautiful Purpose
    Feb 24 2026

    In this heartfelt and eye-opening episode of Beautiful Chaos with Natasha, I sit down with my dear friend Elizabeth O’Neill to talk about her journey as a mom raising her profoundly deaf son.

    Elizabeth shares how stepping into the deaf community completely transformed her view of motherhood, advocacy, and faith. What once felt overwhelming became one of the greatest blessings of her life—bringing light, purpose, and deeper compassion than she ever imagined.

    Together, we talk about:

    What it’s really like raising a profoundly deaf child
    Learning and using American Sign Language (ASL) as a family
    Navigating motherhood in a world that isn’t always accessible
    How the deaf community became a source of strength and joy
    Why awareness and inclusion matter more than ever
    We also highlight Happy Hands Tulsa, a school and resource center that supports deaf and hard-of-hearing children and families right here in Oklahoma.

    This episode is all about awareness, empathy, and embracing the beautiful ways God writes our stories—even when they look different than we expected.

    Whether you’re a parent, educator, advocate, or simply someone who wants to better understand the ASL and deaf community, this conversation will leave you encouraged and inspiredIn This Episode,

    You’ll Hear About:

    • Elizabeth’s personal motherhood journey
    • Raising a child in the deaf community
    • The power of early intervention and education
    • Why ASL matters
    • Building confidence and independence in children
    • Finding beauty in unexpected seasons


    Resources & Links
    At the bottom of this episode description, you’ll find helpful links and resources including:

    • ASL learning tools
    • Deaf community organizations
    • Educational support resources
    • Advocacy and inclusion information
    • Local and national support networks


    Be sure to check those out if you’d like to learn more or get connected.

    Connect With Us:

    If this episode encouraged you, please consider:

    • Leaving a review
    • Sharing with a friend
    • Tagging us on social media


    Your support helps us continue sharing real stories that matter!!

    New episodes bi-weekly
    Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and iHeart
    Full episodes on YouTube

    Linktree:
    https://linktr.ee/thebeautifulchaoswithnatasha?utm_source=ig&utm_mediu
    m=social&utm_content=link_in_bio

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    1 h y 8 m
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