On The Path with Kissiah Young
Welcome to On the Path!
In this space we explore some of the most tender and painful aspects of life, which happens to also be some of the most meaningful. We reflect on living, dying, and the many layers of life in between. This is a space of vulnerability and healing, of repair and reconciliation. We grow here.
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Latest Episodes
The Tears We Were Never Allowed to Cry
Many of us learned early that our emotions were too much, inconvenient, or unsafe to express. Overtime, we began holding back our tears, mistaking emotional suppression for strength. This episode is an invitation to soften, to feel ...
Trouble Doesn't Last Always
There are seasons in life that feel unending; moments of overwhelmed, uncertainty, frustration, and pain that makes us wonder if things will ever shift. In this episode of On the Path, we reflect on the reality that trouble...
The Future Isn't Promised, So Why Are You Waiting?
Are you holding off on the life you want, trusting there will be time later? Maybe you keep telling yourself you'll live fully later – when things settle, when the timing is right, when life forces you to. What about the reality that later isn'...
When Staying Starts to Feel Like Betraying Yourself
Sometimes relationships don't end in a dramatic way – they quietly stop aligning with who we're becoming. In this episode, I explore what happens when you grow, but your relationship doesn't. We talk about self-awareness, t...
When Everything Feels Like Too Much
This episode is for anyone who's going through something right now – loss, stress, burnout, a diagnosis, or feeling overwhelmed by life. It's a reminder that what you're experiencing won't last forever, even if it feels like it will. You don't ...
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