April felt like things were being ripped at the seams, but May 2026 brings a different kind of intensity. It is a month of deep embodiment, psychological complexity, and intuitive awakening. While the tone is softer than last month, it is far from simple.

In this episode, we dive into the Universal 6 Month (in a 1 Year) and explore how to navigate three massive energetic themes: Reciprocity, Limitations, and Intuition. With Pluto stationing retrograde and Mars entering a harsh square with Pluto at the end of the month, May is a call to put on your own oxygen mask first so you can show up without resentment.

In this forecast, we discuss:

• The Power of the 6 & 1 Numerology: Why personal responsibility is the key to your health and happiness this month.
• Astrology Deep Dive: Navigating the Scorpio Full Moon, Uranus in Gemini’s impact on your nervous system, and the "lay low" dates for the Mars-Pluto square (May 25–27).
• Relationship Discernment: How to identify where you are over-giving and how to invite true symbiosis and joy back into your life.
• Honoring Limitations: Why your boundaries aren't failures—they are instructions for your future self.

May is the month to be the "Oak Tree": Deeply rooted in the earth, yet reaching toward the sky. Join us as we explore how to simplify to amplify and meet yourself in a higher frequency.

Additional Resources: 

Ready to go deeper? Join Amanda’s Conscious Community for May: The Frequency Field 

How to Metabolize Energy for Strong Energetic Boundaries (listen here)

Sacral Chakra: Are You Leaking Energy? (watch here)

Solar Plexus: What Are You Unconsciously Broadcasting? (watch here)

Host: Amanda Rieger Green

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Mike talks about actors who had very different careers before making it in Hollywood. From doctors to firefighters, footballers to lawyers, these are the unexpected paths that led some of the biggest stars to fame. Mike talks to They Will Kill You’s director Kirill Sokolov about why he quit his dream to be scientist to direct movies, scenes that came to him in a dream and how much prep goes into a day of shooting with real FIRE. He then talks to the movie’s producers Andy and Barbara Muschietti who are siblings.  They are known for directing and producing horror hits like Mama, IT: Chapter One, IT: Chapter Two, and the series IT: Welcome to Derry. Mike talks to them about what a producer of a movie actually does, the hardest things to get cleared by the studio and if a boldly original film originally is seen as a risk. In the Movie Review, Mike talks about Michael. It’s the story of  Michael Jackson from his early days in the Jackson 5 to becoming the biggest entertainer in the world. Michael Jackson is played by his nephew, Jaafar Jackson. Mike talks about where it ranks on the music biopics so far of the decade, Jaafar Jackson’s performance and the controversy surrounding what the movie left out. In the Trailer Park, Mike talks about Street Fighter. Set in 1993, estranged Street Fighters Ryu and Ken  are thrown back into combat when the mysterious Chun-Li recruits them for the next World Warrior Tournament. Mike talks about his love for the arcade game and why this is both good and bad news for video game movies. 

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Mike D and his wife are moving, and he finally opened the box he’s been carrying with him for years… and he found some treasures! Morgan and Mike talk about their experiences with keeping things versus getting rid of them, and Morgan stepped back into the 2000s when she walked inside a retail store. Plus, they talk about their current interests by way of their FYPs on social media, and Morgan has a particular food she loves… but also hates. 

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Morgan and Mike D answer all the listener questions! Some shoutouts to start then they talk all about movies coming out this year as well as Mike D’s favorite movie from each decade. Mike D shares some stories from his wedding, his trips planned for this year, and his show future prediction. 

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Morgan gathered the top performing segments from The Bobby Bones Show this week!

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It’s no secret I’ve been stuck in my creativity lately (and my fertility).

So as a way to reignite my life force energy, I’m going back to the basics. I’m forgetting about my audience and moving toward what makes me happy. 

Which has me thinking:

If you’re creating your art for an audience, is it really art? 

Is creativity with a specific end in mind really creativity at all? 

Join me as I think this through in real time and follow along as I try once again to find the creative spark that often gets buried by what we think other people want. 

Host: Ally Fallon // @allyfallon // allisonfallon.com

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In this episode Lunchbox airs out his frustration trying to get a tee time for Batters Box and himself this coming Sunday in Austin. Also Lunchbox is now worried he hurt his Dad's feelings by not inviting him to golf with his kids and Ray is upset with Justin for making fun of his lack of friends situation. Plus Lunchbox got scammed out of $295 and his kids are now calling him a liar. BabyBox's baseball career might be over after an incident at practice last night and Lunchbox tries to figure out where they go from here.  

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In this episode, Leanne dives into why schools have become mental health first responders—and why they're not equipped to handle it.

96% of schools report skyrocketing mental health needs, but only half have the staff to address them. Counselors are managing caseloads of 400-600 students. And teachers—who became educators to inspire minds—are now carrying the emotional weight of 30+ students every single day, leading to record burnout rates.

60% of teens who receive mental health support get it exclusively at school. So when the system is overwhelmed, students fall through the cracks—and parents feel stuck with nowhere to turn.

Leanne pulls back the curtain on what's really happening in schools, why teachers and administrators are drowning despite working their butts off, and why this is a systemic problem no one could have seen coming.

But here's the good news: There IS a solution. And it doesn't require hiring more counselors, years of therapy, or overhauling the entire system. It just requires teaching students the tools to regulate themselves.

Leanne shares real examples of what changes when students learn to regulate their emotions in under 30 seconds, separate data from drama, and build a self-image that doesn't crumble—so parents and teachers aren't carrying it all.

Ready to bring these tools to your school or teen? Head over to TeenagerBrain.com to request a free sample lesson. You'll see exactly how the Teenager Brain curriculum works and test-drive a full lesson yourself.

We're looking for our next 25 pilot schools for Fall 2026. This is a 4-week plug-and-play emotional fitness program that teaches students how to regulate their emotions, separate truth from lies, and build a self-image that lasts—without adding to your workload.

HOST: Leanne Ellington // StresslessEating.com // @LeanneEllington // @theteenagerbrain

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Amy talks about wanting to get an investor in her invention that she is keeping under wraps. She is also still offended that she didn’t get invited to play golf. We find out the age you reach your peak happiness and Eddie is going through a hard time. John Morgan, founder of Morgan & Morgan gets real about success, discipline, and the biggest misconceptions about his industry. He breaks down the three types of luck and why he refuses to credit luck for his rise from paperboy to building one of the largest injury law firms in America. He shares the tough love approach he took raising his kids, the myths around personal injury law and some of the crazy Items he owns such as the OJ Bronco, Bundy VW and what he paid for them.

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