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Be Still and Live is a soul-centered podcast for individuals, couples, and households ready to slow down and reconnect with what matters most. Hosted by Gillian Gabryluk, speaker, coach, and founder of Sileo Health & Wellness, the show explores what it really means to thrive - not by doing more, but by embracing the quiet strength of stillness and simplicity.

Each episode offers thoughtful conversations, gentle insights, and practical ways to bring calm back to your days. Rooted in Gillian’s Be Still and Live framework, you’ll hear from wellness experts, faith-filled voices, and everyday people choosing to live slower, steadier, and more intentionally.

If your soul feels weary, your home feels hurried, or you’re simply longing for a deeper sense of peace - welcome. You’ve found your space to be still… and live. New episodes every Tuesday.

New here? Start with episodes 1-3: “Take Back Your Life”, "From Hustle to Healing", and “5 to Thrive.”

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  • #23: God Is Love in Action: Stillness, Faith, and the Courage to Say Yes with Ted Van der Zalm
    Mar 10 2026

    A restless heart can be loud, but sometimes the clearest direction arrives in quiet. We sit down with Ted Van der Zalm, founder of Wells of Hope, to trace a lifelong journey from a Dutch greenhouse to drilling rigs in Tanzania to Camp Esperanza in Guatemala—where clean water, education, and basic healthcare help communities flourish. Ted’s story begins with a black-and-white image of a hungry child and unfolds into decades of service that reframe success, reveal hidden gifts, and prove that love grows stronger when we step into the unknown.

    We talk about how stillness sharpens discernment and why real fulfillment doesn’t come from doing more but from choosing better: loving the people in front of us and responding to need with what we already have. Ted shares how he learned to drill wells by trial and error, built windmills he never imagined crafting, became fluent in Kiswahili, and even earned a pilot’s license to reach remote villages. Each yes unlocked another gift. Along the way, we examine the “little way” of daily love at home, the power of interdenominational unity under “love your neighbor as yourself,” and the surprising joy of communities with very little material wealth but deep relational richness.

    This is a grounded, hope-filled look at bridging spiritual and material poverty: gratitude without guilt, responsibility without burnout, and practical ways to help—from prayer and donations to volunteering and vocational training. If you’ve been chasing more and feeling less, this conversation offers a reset: pause, listen, and let purpose meet you where you are.

    If this resonated, subscribe, share with a friend who needs clarity today, and leave a review so more people can find the show. Your one yes might be the well someone else is thirsting for.

    Connect with Ted:

    Website

    New here? Start with episodes 1-3: “Take Back Your Life”, "From Hustle to Healing", and “5 to Thrive.”

    *Start Fog to Freedom Here*

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    1 h et 12 min
  • #22: Beyond Willpower: Neuroscience, Faith, and the Foundations That Heal with Wendy Francis
    Mar 3 2026

    In a world of constant input, your brain is always adapting — to noise, to stress, to what you repeatedly tell it is normal. In this conversation with board-certified health coach and adjunct professor Wendy Francis, we explore how real change begins not with more effort, but with clearer signals to the mind and body.

    We name what’s actually keeping people stuck: information overload, ultra-processed food marketed as health, chronic stress worn like a badge of honor, and sleep patterns that quietly dysregulate cortisol and cravings. From there, we return to the foundations — hydration, movement, nourishment, and sleep — as stabilizing pillars that lower stress, restore energy, and bring the nervous system out of fight-or-flight. Wendy explains the gut-brain connection, how to read ingredient lists instead of labels, why frozen vegetables can outperform “fresh,” and what a deep orange egg yolk reveals about nutrient density.

    But this episode goes beyond food and habits. We talk about thought training, the language that reshapes neural pathways, and how small, repeatable actions rewire the brain through neuroplasticity. Faith and neuroscience are not in opposition here — stillness and prayer calm the amygdala, engage the prefrontal cortex, and align behavior with conviction. When belief meets the basics, internal order returns.

    If you’ve been doing “everything right” but still feel scattered or stuck, this conversation offers something steadier than motivation: a return to coherence. Start small. Reduce noise. Feed your body what it recognizes. Speak clearly to your mind. And let stillness become the place where change takes root.

    Be still — and live.

    Connect with Wendy:

    Website

    716-523-4966

    CoachWendyFrancis@Gmail.com

    Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok: @HealthcoachWendy, YouTube: @HealthCoach-Wendy LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/wendyjfrancis

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    1 h et 9 min
  • #21: Digital Detox & Stillness: Reclaiming Attention in an Overstimulated World with Mason Berube
    Feb 24 2026

    Ever feel constantly “on” yet strangely absent from your own life? That quiet ache—of busyness without meaning—sets the stage for a candid conversation with Mason, who made a radical, practical choice at 25: he ditched his smartphone and rebuilt his days around presence, purpose, and real community. What follows isn’t a tech-bashing rant; it’s a grounded look at how attention gets stolen, how stillness returns it, and how small boundaries reshape a whole life.

    We trace Mason’s move from screen-saturated routines to regenerative farming in Costa Rica and Minnesota, and the turning point where morning market screens gave way to feeding animals and feeling sun. He explains how overstimulation narrows our ability to choose, why decision fatigue spikes when every idle moment becomes content, and how a quieter mind makes room for heart and gut to speak up. We get specific too: deleting social apps, wiping a cluttered inbox, turning off non-critical notifications, protecting a phone-free morning, and keeping the phone out of the bedroom. Simple? Yes. Transformative? Absolutely.

    FOMO gets honest airtime. Mason reframes it as the fear of losing pixels, not presence—and argues that real-world moments hold a richer charge than any feed. He offers a nuanced approach for younger listeners: use the internet as a tool for learning and connection to mentors, not as a default escape. We also dig into faith and nature as daily practices, the power of integrating mind, heart, and will, and how reclaiming attention can open the door to meaningful work, deeper relationships, and a steadier inner life.

    If you’re ready to trade noise for clarity and convenience for connection, this conversation offers both inspiration and a plan. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs more space, and leave a review to help others find a quieter, truer way to live.

    Connect with Mason:

    Instagram

    Mason offers 1:1 digital detox coaching and mentorship which will take you from endless online scrolling to taking consistent action offline towards building the life you're meant for.

    New here? Start with episodes 1-3: “Take Back Your Life”, "From Hustle to Healing", and “5 to Thrive.”

    *Start Fog to Freedom Here*

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    59 min
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