Reclamation Radio with Kelly Brogan MD

Learn more about how you can reclaim your financial sovereignty with Infinite Banking.Did you know you can use life insurance to get out of the tax system while getting the best return on your investment?I reached a point where relying on earned income alone felt unsustainable. That tension led me into infinite banking and a deeper look at how control over money actually works. I’m joined by Josh, a former Naval Officer, rabbinical student, private jet broker, and authorized practitioner of the Infinite Banking Concept for over a decade under the mentorship of Ken Shapero. His path into this work brings both structure and lived experience to a topic that often feels abstract.I share how a bank investigation changed my sense of safety and pushed me toward financial privacy and ownership. That moment forced me to question where my money lives and who actually benefits from it.This episode is for anyone who senses something isn’t right with the way money is set up but can’t quite name it. It’s especially relevant if you want more control without having to rely on the same systems you no longer fully trust.You’ll learn:[02:14] Why lifelong financial responsibility can trigger a search for sustainable income[04:32] What happens when your bank account is flagged, and safety feels uncertain[06:48] How infinite banking reframes money as something you control[09:15] The hidden cost of leaving money in banks[12:27] Why 401ks expose you to risks you don’t control[16:03] What makes whole life insurance a liquidity tool[20:41] How uninterrupted compounding changes long-term value[27:18] Why accessing your own capital shifts spending and investing[34:56] How becoming your own financing source reduces reliance on banks[44:22] What it looks like to make your money work in the background[52:11] How structuring income through your policy changes cash flow entirely[59:34] Why using your future death benefit can fund your present life👉🏻 Want to start a podcast like this one? Book your free podcast planning call here.Resources mentioned:Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash | Book or AudiobookClick here to schedule your call with Josh or Ken today.Find more from Kelly:YouTube: Reclamation Radio with Kelly Brogan, MDInstagram: @kellybroganmdWebsite: kellybroganmd.comJoin Kelly's monthly membership, Vital Life Project here.Get Kelly’s new book, The Reclaimed Woman here.Register for Kelly's free Beauty Backroom event here.

Join Kelly's Beauty Backroom LIVE on 4/14 at 12PM ET here.Get your tickets to Kelly's live Audacious Embodiment weekend in Miami, FL here. If you’re attracting the wrong men in your life, it might be your fault…This video traces the hidden arc many women move through in a relationship, from seeking validation to self-sufficiency, to a deeper polarity that few ever embody. The stage you’re inhabiting may be shaping everything you experience with men.There’s a difference between empowerment and erotic aliveness. There’s a difference between being chosen and consciously choosing. And there’s a reason “he can’t handle me” may land differently than you think.I enter the world of female fantasy and romantic fiction, not as entertainment, but as a psychological blueprint. The stories women devour may be revealing far more about desire, safety, and power than we realize.This conversation offers a grounded framework for understanding conscious relationships, embodied expression, and the spiritual dimension of intimacy.You’ll Learn:[00:00] Introduction[01:12] Why the men you attract may reflect your current stage of maturation[03:18] How first-stage relating revolves around external validation and subtle codependence[05:22] Why second-stage independence can create stability yet diminish erotic charge[06:47] The umbrella metaphor that clarifies dependency, autonomy, and conscious polarity[09:28] How revealing desire and resentment in real time reshapes intimacy[12:41] Why constrictive partners can feel safer than encountering your own expansive bliss[18:36] What happens when intellectual defenses block embodied emotional expression[30:42] Why polarity depends on a steady masculine presence and a woman willing to open[36:55] How a dyadic relationship can function as a spiritual path toward deeper love👉🏻 Want to start a podcast like this one? Book your free podcast planning call here.Related Reclamation Radio Episodes:Erotic Mind | Podcast I Love Outlander | PodcastUnmasking the Narcissist | Podcast Resources Mentioned:The Erotic Mind by Jack Morin | Book or AudiobookA Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Mass | Book or AudiobookReclaimed Relationship Masterclass | WebsiteDavid Deida Training | WebsiteFind more from Kelly:YouTube: Reclamation Radio with Kelly Brogan, MDInstagram: @kellybroganmdWebsite: kellybroganmd.comJoin Kelly's monthly membership, Vital Life Project here.Get Kelly’s new book The Reclaimed Woman here.

Join Kelly's Beauty Backroom LIVE on 4/16 at 12PM ET here.Can essential oils really heal your body and soul?In today's episode, Hannah Stone shares her experience of psychiatric hospitalization, withdrawal from psychotropics, and the grounding support she found through specific oils such as vetiver oil and frankincense oil. Her story reflects a lived journey of nervous system stabilization, spiritual awakening, and reclaiming agency.We discuss how scent can anchor the body during anxiety, create ritual structure during transition, and offer companionship during emotional lows. Clare Savage also joins us to talk about the intelligence of the plant kingdom and the importance of sourcing through quality and reputable companies when working at this level of intentionality.This episode will resonate with those exploring holistic healing, deprescribing, spiritual embodiment, and a renewed relationship with nature through the senses.You’ll Learn:[00:00] Introduction[02:14] Why I stopped treating essential oils as scent and began recognizing them as medicine[08:32] What happened when Hannah left the psych ward medicated and met a bottle of vetivar[11:07] How Hannah detoxed off psych meds using daily oil rituals to steady her nervous system[16:18] How I use oils in my morning ritual to invoke masculine and feminine support[19:05] What it means to work with oils as plant intelligence that serves you[31:12] How scent reaches the brain in seconds and why quality changes the impact[41:06] The three oil support profiles for crisis, sleep, and exhausted mothers[01:10:14] How a tired mother can use a simple blend to reset overwhelm quickly[01:24:50] Why sourcing and integrity shifted my skepticism about doTERRA👉🏻 Want to start a podcast like this one? Book your free podcast planning call here.Resources Mentioned:doTERRA Essential Oils | WebsiteFind more from Hannah:Funnipharm | WebsiteFunnipharm | InstagramFind more from Clare:Clare Savage | WebsiteClare Savage | InstagramFind more from Kelly:YouTube: Reclamation Radio with Kelly Brogan, MDInstagram: @kellybroganmdWebsite: kellybroganmd.comJoin Kelly's monthly membership, Vital Life Project here.Get Kelly’s new book The Reclaimed Woman here.Check out the doTERRA kits specially curated by Kelly and Clare Savage here.Go to juvent.com and use code KELLY300 at checkout to get $300 off your purchase.Learn how you can reclaim your financial sovereignty with Real Change Financial here. 

Dr. Stephanie Estima, chiropractor and strength-training coach who founded the LIFT program, champions strength for women in midlife. She explores lifting as an investment in future health and identity. Short talks cover muscle’s role in brain, mood, sleep and fall prevention. Practical topics include progressive overload, glute function, recovery, and why carbs and protein matter for strength.

Jenna McClelland, an advocate and practitioner who helps men heal circumcision trauma and reclaim masculine-feminine polarity. She shares her personal awakening and therapeutic framework. They explore how circumcision became normalized, its psychological and relational impacts, women’s role in perpetuating consent, and pathways toward somatic and psychic reclamation.

A candid look at when to share hard-won wisdom with people heading into big life changes. Conversations about why new awareness can split identity and create urges to convert others. Exploration of motives behind unsolicited advice and how restraint honors another person’s timing. Practical reflections on offering transformative resources from curiosity rather than rescue.

A practical rundown of a compact natural supplement travel kit and why preparation feels regulating. Short segments cover charcoal and clay for digestion, colloidal silver as a ritual support, and clove plus oregano oil for oral and respiratory issues. Tips include remedies for urinary discomfort, nausea, circulation, and small wounds. The kit is framed as a tool to reduce fear and encourage calm decision making.

Can human design and acting help you connect in a better way with other people?In this episode, I sit down with Yerasimos Stilianessis. He was raised in New Jersey by Greek immigrant parents and grew up inside a culture shaped by hard work, responsibility, and resilience. Rather than following the expected path, he chose a different direction, one marked by travel, acting and theater training, and decades of personal development work rooted in self-honesty.Acting and performance became unexpected entry points into parts work, emotional awareness, and a more nuanced relationship with the inner world. Over time, truth seeking shifted from external confrontation to internal regulation, especially in the aftermath of years spent immersed in activism.Somatic awareness, masculine embodiment, and the challenge of holding autonomy alongside connection run throughout the conversation, particularly in the context of relationships strained by opposing worldviews. Stories from growing up around Greek diners in New Jersey ground these themes in culture, lineage, and lived experience.This episode is for listeners who feel less called to persuade, and more called to live in alignment with what they know.You’ll Learn:[00:00] Introduction[04:20] How Greek diners in New Jersey shaped early identity and relational awareness[10:45] What breaking from the expected success path unlocked internally[18:30] How acting training revealed parts work and psychological depth[27:15] Why questioning health narratives became a catalyst for truth seeking[36:40] What the body exposes when speaking publicly under pressure[45:10] Why post-2020 burnout reshaped views on activism and attention[53:25] How masculine embodiment shifts from persuasion to lived values[01:01:10] Why peace and presence emerge as mature expressions of truth👉🏻 Want to start a podcast like this one? Book your free podcast planning call here.Resources Mentioned:Dancing Naked in the Minefield by Dr. Kary Mullis | BookVoice Dialogue/Psychology of Selves | WebsiteHuman Design Modality | WebsiteConnect with Yerasimos:Here For The Truth | WebsiteHere For The Truth | InstagramHere For The Truth | TelegramHere For the Truth | Apple or SpotifyYerasimos | InstagramLearn more about Yerasimos 10-week journey Rise Above the Herd and use code KELLY10 for 10% off.Find more from Kelly:YouTube: Reclamation Radio with Kelly Brogan, MDInstagram: @kellybroganmdWebsite: kellybroganmd.comJoin Kelly's monthly membership, Vital Life Project here.Get Kelly’s new book The Reclaimed Woman here.Go to juvent.com and use code KELLY300 at checkout to get $300 off your purchase. If you’ve been on the fence, now is the time to pull the trigger: prices for the Juvent Micro-Impact Platform rise on February 21—the first price increase in 5+ years. Lock in the current price now and avoid paying more later.

James Swanwick, former ESPN anchor turned entrepreneur and author, shares his path to an alcohol-free lifestyle and coaching work. He discusses why many high-functioning people question drinking today. Short takes cover cultural shifts, limits of traditional recovery, environment’s role in addiction, identity labels vs lifestyle change, and practical daily practices for lasting habit change.

They explore why both oversharing and withdraw­ing can be rooted in the same need for attention. They unpack subtle codependency patterns like “giving to get” and the urge to make others see your perspective. They contrast anxious attachment and avoidant strategies that masquerade as maturity. They offer ways to pause habitual reactions and choose actions aligned with your true needs.