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Finding Treasures in the Trash

Cari Jacobs-Crovetto
Shadow Work
Mental Health
Self-Improvement
Innertruthwork
Anger
Trauma
Yoga
Artificial Intelligence
Meditation
Mindfulness
Childhood Trauma
Anxiety
Leadership
Inner Truth Work
Spells For Surviving a Haunted Childhood
Five Days To Truth
Personal Transformation
Brave Directions
Samvega
Vedic Astrology

“Finding Treasures in the Trash” Because in the muck lives the gold. Hosted by executive coach and meditation teacher Cari Jacobs-Crovetto, this podcast explores how transformation happens—personally and collectively—when we’re willing to face what’s uncomfortable, messy, or ignored. Created for high-achieving, soul-seeking humans, this show helps us look directly at the shadows—personal, relation... more

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What separates judgment from discernment? And why does that distinction matter?

In this Tiny Treasure, Cari explores the difference between judging from fear and discerning from awareness. While judgment often closes us off through certainty, discer... more

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Where do Harry Potter and childhood trauma meet?

For author Barbara Latinka, the connection is deeply personal. Growing up with Harry Potter, she saw more than a magical adventure. She saw a neglected, mistreated child discover that he had power—and... more

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Anger is not the problem. What matters is what happens next. In this Tiny Treasure, Cari explores anger as a natural, healthy emotion and looks at what may be underneath it: unmet needs, wounded pride, crossed boundaries, and the longing to feel seen... more

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What happens when the truth you have been avoiding becomes the only way forward?

For Aaron Tabacco, PhD, that moment came in midlife, after years of trying to reconcile his identity, his faith, his marriage, and the family he loved deeply.

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Barbara Latinka
Self-published indie author, homeschool mother, and full-time photographer
Episode: Healing Childhood Trauma: Harry Potter & Breaking Generational Patterns with Barbara Latinka
Aaron Tabacco
Nurse, professor, executive coach; Director of Staff Experience at UCSF, coaching faculty at Berkeley
UCSF, Berkeley Executive Coaching Institute
Episode: When the Story You’re Living Is No Longer True with Aaron Tabacco, PhD
Vish Chatterji
Vedic astrologer, executive coach, author
Episode: The Moment the Illusion Breaks: Vish Chatterji on Samvega and the Wisdom of Disillusionment
Jordan Kersten
Certified health coach, voice coach, and yoga teacher
Episode: The Gift of an Interrupted Life with Jordan Kersten
James Rosser
Dharma teacher and licensed therapist, UCLA Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital veteran
Dharma teacher; UCLA Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital; InsightLA
Episode: When the Life You Planned Falls Away with James Rosser
Sylvia LePoidevin
Marketing leader, early-stage startup executive
Juno (AI company); Kandji; Azusa Pacific University (education)
Episode: From “Sole” Voice to “Soul” Voice with Sylvia LePoidevin
Wai Poc
Executive coach based in Silicon Valley, works with executives at tech companies and biotech
Independent coach
Episode: The Masks We Wear To Survive with Wai Poc
Scott Duffy
Serial entrepreneur, Forbes-recognized top 10 speaker, author, and AI-focused founder
AI Mavericks / Scott Duffy Media
Episode: When Your Superpowers Become Your Baggage with Scott Duffy
Mandy Ingber
Best-selling New York Times author of Yoga-Losophy; former Broadway actor; yoga teacher and astrologer
Yoga-Losophy / Yoga community
Episode: Radical Acceptance Is How Radical Self Love Begins with Mandy Ingber

Host

Cari Jacobs-Crovetto
Host and executive coach/meditation teacher guiding listeners through inner work and shadow transformation.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 9 ratings
  • Spiritual Guru in Disguise

    If you listen to Cari, you will realize you are listening to a wise sage of ancient times, but in modern form. She blends psychology with coaching insight but with a powerful underpinning of sacred wisdom.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    VCOhm
    United States4 months ago
  • Life Tragedies/Difficulties = Alchemy

    Cari's show (like Cari herself) is an absolute gift. I have loved all three of the episodes I've listened too so far and have come away from them feeling heard and seen. Maybe it's because I'm 54 and have had a LOT of treasure finding to do in the trash heaps of my own life already, but I find it so comforting and inspiring to hear these stories and see different relatable dimensions of them in my own life. Cari asks very thoughtful questions and raises the bar of spiritual intelligence for lis... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aaron Tabacco
    United States4 months ago
  • Authentically good

    Cari had a gift for getting into the juicy parts of an interview and right to the heart of her interesting guests. I highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TBOZ13^
    United States6 months ago
  • Inspiring & Real

    I love this show and the idea behind it. The interviews and guests are so inspiring and remind us that we all go through the human experience together. It gives me hope and remembrance that in my “trash” I can always look & find the treasure.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Amy Lynn Durham
    United States6 months ago

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Fans appreciate the honest, non-judgmental approach and emphasis on inner work over quick fixes.
Episodes are praised for turning heavy topics into practical tools for everyday life.
Guest line-up is seen as authentic and transformative, with stories of resilience.
Listeners describe the host as a trusted, compassionate guide who asks thoughtful, truth-telling questions.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Healing Childhood Trauma: Harry Potter & Breaking Generational Patterns with Barbara Latinka
Q: Why is meditation magic?
Barbara describes meditation as a way to step away from the outside world, sit with feelings, visualize healing, and ground oneself. The “spells” in her books are sensory grounding exercises and positive mantras rather than witchcraft.
Healing Childhood Trauma: Harry Potter & Breaking Generational Patterns with Barbara Latinka
Q: Can you say something about how this inspiration to re-think about all this came?
Barbara says she grew up with Harry Potter and related to the story of an orphaned, mistreated child who discovers his power and overcomes adversity. She used magical elements in her own books to express how trauma felt and to offer readers hope and resilience.
The Moment the Illusion Breaks: Vish Chatterji on Samvega and the Wisdom of Disillusionment
Q: What began that part of the journey?
Vish explains that after a successful corporate run and a pivotal Samvega moment, he pivoted into coaching and later integrated yoga, Ayurveda, and Vedic astrology to guide leadership development, consciously choosing paths that aligned with his deeper purpose rather than traditional promotions.
From Denial to Self-Devotion with Trudy Goodman
Q: If your healing journey had a soundtrack, what would it be?
A song that captures devotion to growth, with lyrics that honor the process of tending to all parts of yourself—the beautiful, the messy, and the overlooked—so that love and truth can flourish in daily life.
When the Life You Planned Falls Away with James Rosser
Q: Did the study of psychotherapy and Buddhism intersect for you, or were they separate paths?
They intersected in practice: Gestalt and other therapies helped illuminate present experience, while Buddhist teachings and heart practices turned those insights into a compassionate, interdependent way of living, combining self-understanding with relational compassion.

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Recent guests on Finding Treasures in the Trash include:

1. Barbara Latinka
2. Aaron Tabacco
3. Vish Chatterji
4. Jordan Kersten
5. James Rosser
6. Sylvia LePoidevin
7. Wai Poc
8. Scott Duffy

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