Laura Weber, founder of Environmental SOULutions, joins Mandy for a rich conversation on land, soul, and what it truly means to come home. From Soulscapes to spiritual ecology, Laura shares how the design of our spaces can support healing, rewilding, and deep transformation. If you’ve ever felt the call to root deeper or live more intentionally with the earth, this one’s for you.

In this episode:

• Meet Laura Weber & The Concept of Soul Scapes [01:11]
• Designing a Sacred Space: The Yurt Story [03:50]
• Environmental SOULutions and Real Estate [16:05]
• Navigating Change and Composting the Soul [35:01]
• The Wisdom of Trees and Reaching Out [39:52]
• Embracing Change and the Dance of Life [41:43]
• Rewilding Spirituality and the Wild Within [47:19]
• Forest Bathing and Reconnecting with Nature [01:02:22]
• Final Thoughts [01:09:43]

Why it matters:

At a time when disconnection—from land, purpose, and each other—is the norm, this conversation offers a radically different path: one rooted in justice, soul, and the wisdom of the wild. It matters because the way we live on the land reflects the way we live with ourselves.

Wildly Recommended:

• Books recommended in this episode
• Environmental SOULutions

Reflection Question:

What’s something wild or wonderful that’s calling you right now?

Connect with Laura:

Laura Weber, Ph.D., is the founder of Environmental Soulutions, where she blends her background in environmental ethics, higher education, and spiritual direction to guide people through personal and ecological transformation. A certified executive coach, nature therapy guide, and licensed realtor, Laura specializes in biomimicry-based change management—helping individuals and organizations navigate life transitions with the wisdom of the natural world. Whether through Soulscapes, environmental justice work, or vocational coaching, she supports eco-minded seekers and changemakers in aligning their lives with what truly matters.

• @lauraweber.envsoul on Instagram
• Where the Wild Things Aren't

If this episode lit a spark of remembrance in you, pass it on. Share it with a kindred spirit who’s also craving deeper roots and ancient rhythms. Let’s bring the lost wisdom back — together.

Into the Known is about moving through mystery with presence—and I often record it in the quiet hours. If it brings grounding or insight, you can fuel the process by supporting the show.

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In this deeply personal and unfiltered conversation, Lindsay Leahy and I unravel the layers of identity, leadership, faith, and family—sharing things we've never said out loud before. We explore what it truly means to Take It All Apart in order to rebuild with intention. If you're in the thick of transformation, this one’s for you.

In this episode:

• Releasing old versions of ourselves to reconnect with who we truly are
• The messy, beautiful unraveling of identity, ego, and expectations
• Motherhood, marriage, friendship, and the hard conversations in between
• Vulnerability, faith, and the divine process behind Take It All Apart
• Spiritual awakenings, grief, guilt, forgiveness, and healing childhood wounds
• Leading with intention, managing energy, and creating space for the life you actually want

Why it matters:

When one woman tells the truth about her life, it creates space for others to do the same. These personal stories of unraveling and rebuilding aren't just about us—they’re about all of us waking up to who we really are, and choosing to live with intention, not illusion.

Reflection Questions:

• What relationship can we have here that is healthy?
• Are you doing things out of love or obligation?
• Are we holding onto old versions of ourselves and other people?
• Can you picture the person you are triggered by as a little boy/girl?

Resources + Links:

• Books recommended in this episode
• The Restoration Project | Your Leadership Coaches

Connect with Lindsay:

Lindsay Leahy is a proud wife, daughter, auntie, and friend. She is passionate about Jesus, hugs, dreams, adventures, and deep conversation. She is the author of Take It All Apart: How to Live, Lead, and Work with Intention; creator of the blog Grit, Gratitude, and Grace; and the founder and Dream Builder at The Restoration Project, a women-owned coaching and consulting practice that provides experiences, programs, and services to improve organizational health, team and leadership effectiveness and individual well-being.

• Lindsay 's Facebook page
• @yourleadershipcoaches on Instagram
• Lindsay 's Website

If today’s episode stirred something real in you, pass it on. Send it to the friend who gets it — the one who’s walking their own brave, messy, beautiful path. We’re not meant to unlearn and rebuild alone.

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In this milestone episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on what it’s really taken to publish 25 episodes of Wildly Intentional. From grief and playroom studios to ripple stories and recalibration—this is the honest truth about showing up, staying aligned, and creating something that matters. If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to build with heart in the middle of real life, this one’s for you.

In this episode:

• Reflecting on the Journey [00:23]
• Impactful Stories from Listeners [01:31]
• Podcasting Challenges and Learnings [03:51]
• Balancing Personal Life and Podcasting [06:27]
• Navigating Social Media and Marketing [10:06]
• The Weight of the World and Finding Purpose [12:02]
• Final Thoughts [15:42]

Why it matters:

Showing up with intention—especially in hard seasons—creates real impact. I'm not just creating content; these last 25 episodes are full of connection, clarity, and quiet rebellion in a world that needs it.

Reflection Question:

This is your reminder to come up for air. To step outside the algorithm. To pause the pressure. To ask: What pace is actually mine?

Maybe you're also feeling the pull to be easier on yourself—and gentler with others. To stop asking, “What side are you on?” and start asking, “What stories shaped you?”

Resources + Links:

• Support Mandy and the Show
• Bookshop.org - Mandy Book Recommendations

If today’s episode stirred something real in you, pass it on. Send it to the friend who gets it — the one who’s walking their own brave, messy, beautiful path. We’re not meant to unlearn and rebuild alone.