What Say Ye
Unscripted conversations about being human.
with Lindsay James & Kris Prochaska
Two friends. Since 2013. One good question at a time.
Lindsay James and Kris Prochaska have been friends and colleagues since 2013 — mothers, mystics, practitioners, and contemplatives who love a good question. This is where they pull up a chair and follow one thread wherever it leads.
Live and unscripted, every episode brings what's alive that week, drawn from years of therapy, ceremony, motherhood, couples work, grief work, leadership, and the art of being human. Everything they share is an offering you get to make your own.
These are conversations about coming home: to your body, your own design, your relationships, your truth, and the still point at the center of a fast-moving world.
Lindsay & Kris
Lindsay is a ceremonialist, death doula, couples practitioner, and mentor to leaders and space-holders in Central Oregon. Kris Prochaska, M.A., LPC, is a licensed mental health therapist, author, longtime practitioner, and thought leader.
Together they bring decades of holding rooms where the real thing gets said.
The show roams — body, grief, love, motherhood, meaning, the road home — and always circles back to the same warm question: what say ye?
“A hawk rides the thermals overhead, and the conversation follows it.”
Riding the Thermals: Coming Home to the Body
In the very first episode, Lindsay and Kris start where they always do: with what's alive right now. A hawk rides the thermals overhead, and the conversation follows it into simplicity, spaciousness, and the practice of staying grounded while everything moves at a rapid clip.
They get into frameworks for the human soul and why you're the architect, not the structure. Certainty as an illusion, and choice as something that becomes real only at the level of action. Guatemala, South African townships, and what the people living closest to the earth remember that the rest of us forget. And the long road home to the body — the mantra, the muscle test, the still point at the center of the wheel.
'From the Me to the We'. Pull up a chair. What say ye?
- Riding the thermals: staying grounded while the winds change
- Frameworks for the human soul — you're the architect, not the structure
- Why certainty is an illusion, and choice lives at the level of action
- Simplicity abroad: Guatemala, South African townships, the grid going down
- Coming home to the body: the mantra and the muscle test
- From the me to the we
So the next conversation finds you.
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Send us a thread you want us to pull. What say ye?