Join host Sikin in conversation with Bryonie Wise as they explore the metabolics of grief, emotional sobriety, and creative clarity. In this intimate dialogue, Bryonie reflects on her lived experience of navigating loss through the lens of sobriety—where pain becomes a portal and readiness meets resistance. Together, they unpack how grief can be both grounding and liberating. This episode invites listeners into a space of curiosity, courage honest reflection on what it means to stay present through death and loss.

You can find Bryonie here:

@heart_roars

https://www.bryoniewise.com/

Bryonie Wise (aka B) is a multidimensional being who loves library books, road tripping and the many ways sunlight communicates with trees. A death worker and poet at heart, B is grief-fluent and has a background which includes a BAA in Photography, extensive experience with making beautiful books, as well as 500+ hours of yoga teacher training, paired with years and years of holding safe and sacred creative/movement spaces. She is also the author of two independently published poetry books: Stories My Mama Told After She Was Gone and Heart Roar: A Book of Tiny Prayers.