The Legacy Cult Club Podcast - With Jamie Casper Marleau
Hey, It’s a new day to manifest, but let’s not do it the basic way. Let’s do it the legacy way.
Welcome to The Legacy Cult Club, where we don’t just talk about mindset, we recode your entire identity. With Jamie Casper Marleau (your new favourite Frequency Activator BESTIE), this podcast is where sacred manifestation meets old-money energy, embodiment, and a touch of the divine.
Inside, we talk money, timelines, energetic rewiring, nervous system upgrades, and how to stop playing small in a world that benefits from your doubt.
No fluff. No preachy woo-woo. Just elite mindset strategy, spiritual authority, and potent reminders that you were born for more, and we’re going to build it like legacy depends on it.
Pull up a velvet chair.
You’re in!
The Legacy Cult Club Podcast - With Jamie Casper Marleau
Ep: The Year I Got My PhD in Manifestation
In this opening episode, Jamie Casper Marleau takes you behind the curtain and into the story that started it all the identity unraveling, the quiet decision, and the sacred vow that made 2025 the year he would earn his PhD in Mindset & Manifestation (unofficially, but undeniably).
This episode is part origin story, part initiation.
It’s about finally choosing yourself.
It’s about walking away from the old you not with drama, but with reverence.
And it’s about devoting your days to becoming the version of you that legacy requires.
If you’ve ever felt the call to go deeper, to stop chasing and start embodying, this is your invitation into the frequency where it all begins.
This episode was a frequency, not just a conversation.
If it shifted something in you, share it, tag @jamiecaspermarleau, and leave a 5-star review to help awaken the ones who are ready to remember.
📿 Join the secret list, shop the rituals, or begin your Legacy Cycle at:
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Where manifestation becomes sacred, strategic, and just a little bit cult-y.
