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Reclaim Your Qi: A Modern Take on Self-Care
In this solo episode, Blaine explores how self-care can help you restore energy, balance, and purpose. Discover 7 powerful self-care pillars that actually support your long-term vitality.
Lauren Walker & Blaine Wilkes
Jul 211 min read


Hydration & Energy: The Vital Connection
Hydration is not just for your body. In this solo episode of Energy Works, Blaine reveals the surprising energetic power of water and why staying hydrated is essential for your energy field, Qi flow, and electromagnetic balance.
Lauren Walker & Blaine Wilkes
Jul 141 min read


Everyday Tools for Everyday Presence
In this episode, Lauren and Blaine talk about what it means to stay present in daily life, beyond formal practice or theory. They discuss the energetic impact of multitasking, why attention is so easily scattered, and how small tools like breath and tapping points can help bring you back to center. This is a practical conversation about how to return to the moment, even in the middle of a full and noisy day.
Lauren Walker & Blaine Wilkes
Jul 71 min read


When Energy Work Meets Podcasting
In this anniversary episode, Lauren and Blaine look back on one full year of Energy Works and what it takes to create a podcast that’s both honest and healing. With no big sponsors, no big team, and no scripts, they’ve stayed committed to showing up week after week. Through personal stories, playful banter, and real talk about the ups and downs, they celebrate the community that’s made it all worthwhile.
Lauren Walker & Blaine Wilkes
Jun 302 min read


Cool People, Big Ideas with Will McGough: Stories that Stay with You
Lauren reunites with writer Will McGough to talk about travel, storytelling, and what happens when the two collide with real life. From ski towns to Antarctica, from grief to kombucha, Will reflects on what it means to write honestly about the world without turning it into content. A thoughtful listen for anyone who travels, writes, or wonders what makes a place stay with you long after you’ve left.
Lauren Walker & Blaine Wilkes
Jun 231 min read
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