Hi iza,

When I was 22 I walked into the living room in a brownstone on the Upper West Side of NYC, and my life was forever changed.

21 years later, I was 4 Kleenex deep reading the unbelievably honest account of what was going on behind the scenes of the “Pleasure Revolution” I was enveloped in, fresh out of college.

That book is from Regena Thomashauer — who I met as Mama Gena, and whose last book, P*ssy: A Reclamation, hit the NY Times Bestseller list and took the revolution global. 

Her brand new one, On Our Knees: Loving Your Life Even When You Hate What's Happening, had my jaw on the floor. Especially the thread she weaves between our mothers, our bodies, the way we feed ourselves (or don't), our power, our darkness, the Earth and the Divine.

…If you have any wounding in your relationship with your mother and/or your daughter(s) (I don’t know a single woman who doesn’t have even a sliver of the former)

…If you fall anywhere outside loving every inch of your body with wild abandon exactly as it is 

…If there’s any part of your life that’s not the way you want it to be (if you have a pulse, this is you)

→ Press play on this week’s episode of Plenty where Regena divulges how she went from being in $250K in tax debt to filling rooms with thousands of people – and then why she walked away from all of it for her daughter.
     

   You’ll also hear what Regena asked me that was so close to home that I told her I’d rather not say – and what we did together to move through it anyway. You can do it right along with us to metabolize whatever’s keeping you stuck (and you don’t even have to know what it is).

We got really weird and honest in this conversation, so buckle up.

As you prepare to listen to the episode, get yourself a copy of On Our Knees, available everywhere books are sold starting today. You’ll want to order it after you listen anyway, so you may as well do it now