Back in Alignment (for now)

Season 2, Episode 64: Food Poisoning, Faith & Finding Alignment

In this honest, raw, and soul-refreshing solo episode, Hannah Macintyre returns from a holiday in Sorrento (that did not go as planned) with food poisoning, lessons in surrender, and a surprising sense of spiritual renewal. From trademark drama to emotional breakthroughs, this episode is a heart-led reminder that even the messy bits have meaning.

This wide-ranging, reflective episode covers:

• Why a terrible holiday turned out to be the most spiritually aligning experience
• Letting go, doing nothing, and how surrender creates space for clarity
• Booking a new retreat (with a forest!) and the excitement of aligned action
• A powerful listener message about the Aramaic Lord’s Prayer—and redefining spiritual language
• The difference between spiritual support and bypassing, especially around medication
• Crystals, cow pole, and common sense: finding balance in healing and parenting
• Trademark trouble with the term “Medical Medium” and what it taught Hannah about boundaries
• Navigating religion, church, and spiritual community without judgment
• A call to action for listeners to create new spaces for modern spiritual seekers
• The vulnerable truth about comparison, confidence, and waiting to feel “good enough”

Whether you’re building your path, questioning your role, or just feeling a bit off, this episode is a big warm reminder that being human is part of the spiritual gig.

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