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Hey, Wait is a podcast about what happens when you stop reacting from old patterns—and start responding from what's actually true. Because those two little words—"Hey, wait"—can change what comes next for you. Hosted by leading somatic coach, educator and author Jay Moon Fields, each episode brings real, unpolished conversations with people who know their stuff but keep it human—exploring what it ... more

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You have pyrobably heard it your whole life: "You're too sensitive." If you feel things deeply, get overwhelmed easily, and notice every detail of everything, you might be wondering why you process the world with such extraordinary depth. Today we ex... more

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Lily Shepard walks (and dances) her talk. She's a trauma-informed movement educator and somatic stress relief practitioner who teaches women how to live and lead from their bodies, not just their heads or conditioning. We discuss what happens when yo... more

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What happens when the path you've been told to follow starts to feel intolerable?

In this episode, we explore the uncomfortable space of not knowing what's next and the courage it takes to choose what actually delights you instead. Jay and Sasha d... more

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Today's episode is about grief. Or at least it starts out that way, but the conversation evolves into being about authenticity, purpose and desire. And weirdly, as you listen, you'll find that these topics make sense together. Because for as heavy an... more

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Angelo Lazenka
Wilderness Rites of Passage guide with 40 years of experience.
School of Lost Borders
Episode: ​​Answering the Call of Your Own Becoming with Angelo Lazenka | Episode #32
Dr. Maria Furlano
Spiritual intuitive and consciousness mentor specializing in Eastern energetic medicine
Episode: Protecting and Replenishing Your Energy with Dr Maria Furlano | Episode #30
Dr. Mitch Abrams
Sport, clinical, and forensic psychologist specializing in anger management and emotional control.
Rutgers University Correctional Health Care
Episode: It's OK to be Angry with Dr. Mitch Abrams | Episode #29
Erin Washington
Host of the podcast The Theranpy and author of From Pain to Purpose.
The Theranpy
Episode: From Overfunctioning to Nervous System Regulation with Erin Washington | Episode #28
Dr. Debi Silber
Founder and CEO of the PBT Institute, two-time number one international bestselling author, and TEDx speaker
PBT Institute
Episode: Transforming After Betrayal with Dr. Debi Silber | Episode #27
Jodi White
Licensed therapist, coach, writer, and host of the podcast 'Journals of a Love Addict.'
Episode: Are You Love Addicted? with Jodi White | Episode #26
Megan Leatherman
Anti-capitalist teacher, writer, vocational guide, and naturalist
Host of the podcast A Wild New Work
Episode: Composting Capitalism: Lessons from the Land with Megan Leatherman | #25
Stephanie Szostak
Actor, public speaker, and author of 'Selfish', a workbook on creating a personal playbook for mental wellness
self-help and mental health advocacy
Episode: Living By Your Personal Playbook with Stephanie Szostak | #24
Dr. Kyle Elliott
LGBTQ+ trauma-informed career coach, writer, and speaker
Caffeinated Kyle
Episode: Navigating Your Relationship with Work with Kyle Elliott | #23

Host

Jay Moon Fields
Host of conversations focused on personal development, emotional awareness, and self-kindness, providing insights into mental health and self-regulation.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 45 ratings
  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

    A clear, grounded, and respectful offering. The podcast carries the depth of the work without overexplaining or diluting it. Thoughtful, steady, and rooted in lived experience. Highly recommended for anyone walking this path or feeling called to it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bertrandgolf12
    Germany2 months ago
  • Connection and Intimacy

    Full of insights and a sense of connection with Jay and her guests. Plus, I love Jay’s voice — authentic and calming…

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Djdchdbqbduvuf
    United States6 months ago
  • A new me

    The five stars show you how I feel, but I felt empowered to add one more thing. I’m a few decades young and in the past few months I’ve felt very displaced. After reading a few books and listening to a few podcasts, I found Jay. This podcast shows me what I need to know. What I’ve always felt but couldn’t describe. I felt like an actor in the play, but I wasn’t in control. I always thought I was an introvert because that’s the only time I felt like myself. But now I’m slowly realizing that it’s ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BenjaminoBest
    United States6 months ago
  • Jay is tuned in and focused on what matters!

    It’s a rare skill to be both so aware, tuned into the conversation and focused on the listener. This was one of the most comfortable conversations I’ve had while at the same time delivering a lot of value. Thank you Jay.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Change Architect
    United States7 months ago
  • Practices what she teaches!

    Jay is so down to earth and natural with her conversations. It’s clear she practices what she teaches on getting grounded and calming the nervous system. I feel calmer just listening to her! I feel like she is able to develop deeper connections with her guests, which draws me in to the conversation. Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    S Strength
    United States8 months ago

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Fans have noted the relatable and approachable format, making complex topics accessible and engaging for a broad audience.
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Many find the discussions empowering, helping them to navigate personal challenges and cultivate self-awareness.
The podcast has been described as a breath of fresh air, with listeners feeling supported in their journeys of self-discovery and healing.
Listeners appreciate the authentic and calming presence of the host, often highlighting the insightful conversations had with guests.

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The Healing Power of Being Truly Known w/ Sarah Peyton | #14
Q: How did you develop your ability to speak in the language of resonance?
I started with nonviolent communication.
The Healing Power of Being Truly Known w/ Sarah Peyton | #14
Q: How does the being known rewire trauma?
The experience of being known is a very deep and essential remedy for stress and loneliness.
The Healing Power of Being Truly Known w/ Sarah Peyton | #14
Q: Could you speak directly to the person listening and let them know what's possible if they learn how to speak to themselves in a resonant way and rewire their brain?
Your brain is that way because of trauma, not because there's something innately wrong with you.
Making Meaning Out of Pain: w/ Jon Macaskill | #13
Q: What one message do you wish could be shifted for men?
You're more confident than you're giving yourself credit for, and self-reflection can help uncover that.
Making Meaning Out of Pain: w/ Jon Macaskill | #13
Q: What did mindfulness teach you that being a Navy SEAL didn't?
Mindfulness revealed a lot about compassion, resilience, and a deeper sense of who we are as human beings, emphasizing the ability to feel all emotions.

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What is hey, wait about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast explores the transformative power of pausing and reflecting before reacting, emphasizing personal growth and the journey of self-discovery. Each episode features authentic conversations with various experts who share their insights on navigating life's challenges, such as conflict, change, and self-worth. Topics often delve into mental health, emotional regulation, and the importance of listening to one's true self amidst societal pressures. The host promotes a compassionate approach, encouraging listeners to cultivate space for self-awareness and meaningful connections with others. Overall, the content likely resonates with those seeking guidance in their personal development journeys and a deeper understanding of their emotio... more

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2. Dr. Maria Furlano
3. Dr. Mitch Abrams
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5. Dr. Debi Silber
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