After five seasons and so many incredible conversations, this is the final episode of Honest Feedback in its current form. Today, we're sharing the real reason we're ending the podcast not because we stopped loving it, but because we're choosing to honor the next version of our lives.

We talk about one of the greatest lessons we've learned: the law of amama (sacrifice). Every meaningful transformation requires letting something go. If you want to become the person you say you're becoming, something has to shift, even if it's something you deeply love.

We also answer one of the most heartbreaking listener questions we've ever received: How do you love a parent whose behavior continues to hurt you? We share our personal experiences with difficult family dynamics, navigating no contact and limited contact, setting boundaries that protect your peace, and why forgiveness is something you do for yourself not permission for someone else's behavior.

Then we dive into rapid-fire questions from our community, including:

• How to know when it's time to let something go.
• The beliefs that changed our lives forever.
• The daily questions that keep us aligned with who we're becoming.
• Advice for couples building a business together.
• What we learned about love, devotion, and partnership after experiencing a miscarriage.
• What we're creating next and where you can continue this journey with us.

This episode is part goodbye, part celebration, and part invitation. Honest Feedback may be ending in this form, but the work and our commitment to helping people create lives filled with purpose, pleasure, and authenticity is only expanding.

If this podcast has ever impacted you, we'd love one final favor: subscribe, leave a review, and share your favorite episode with someone who needs it. Those small actions help these conversations continue reaching people long after this final episode.

Thank you for five incredible seasons. We love you.

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While Honest Feedback is not releasing new episodes at this moment, we encourage you to go back through our catalog for more incredible episodes.

To connect with what we are doing now, check out: LissetKing.com and GoddessBrittneyKing.com to learn how you can work with us.

Honest Feedback was created by Brittney and Lisset King.

Note: Honest Feedback Podcast aims to provide insights and provoke thoughtful reflection. The opinions expressed in this episode are for informational purposes only and should not replace professional advice.

What if your psychic gifts aren’t random… but something you can actually learn to trust?

In this episode, we sit down with our teacher, mentor, and Huna Kumu, Dr. Patrick Scott, for one of the most fascinating conversations we’ve ever had on Honest Feedback. Dr. Scott is a licensed clinical social worker, clinical hypnotherapist, researcher, teacher, and the founder of a the HeadsUp mental health clinic in Las Vegas. He also happens to be the person people call when things get spiritually spicy.

We talk about psychic development, remote viewing, channeling, spiritual protection, exorcisms, Huna, and what it really means to become a clear channel. Kumu Patrick shares how he went from identifying as a scientist and academic to awakening his intuitive abilities through years of Huna practice, near-death experiences, healing work, and thousands of real-life sessions.

A listener asks a very honest question: Is it bad that I channel more easily when I’ve had wine, weed, mushrooms, or other substances?

We also get into the darker side of spiritual work: how to know whether what you’re connecting with is “of the light,” why permission matters, how to protect yourself energetically, and what to do if a child is seeing or speaking to an “imaginary friend.”

This episode is for the spiritually curious, the intuitive, the skeptical-but-open, the spooky babes, the healers, the practitioners, and anyone who has ever wondered, “Am I making this up… or am I actually receiving something?”

In this episode, we explore:

• How Dr. Patrick Scott moved from Western mental health into Huna, psychic development, and spiritual healing
• Why your conscious mind may be the thing blocking your intuitive gifts
• The difference between being a clear channel and letting your ego interfere
• Whether substances help or hinder psychic development
• How to start trusting what you receive without needing to be “right”
• Why spiritual protection and permission matter
• How to know whether an energy, entity, or message is of the light
• What parents can do when their children see spirits or have imaginary friends
• Why fear can make people more vulnerable to lower vibrational energy
• How healers and practitioners can stay clean, grounded, and protected

Connect with Dr. Patrick Scott

Learn more about Dr. Patrick Scott, Huna trainings, Realm Travel, STFU Psychic Development, and his upcoming classes at:

drpatrickscott.com

While Honest Feedback is not releasing new episodes at this moment, we encourage you to go back through our catalog for more incredible episodes.

To connect with what we are doing now, check out: LissetKing.com and GoddessBrittneyKing.com to learn how you can work with us.

Honest Feedback was created by Brittney and Lisset King.

Note: Honest Feedback Podcast aims to provide insights and provoke thoughtful reflection. The opinions expressed in this episode are for informational purposes only and should not replace professional advice.

Sometimes life hands you information that instantly rearranges the way you see your childhood, your parents, and honestly… yourself.

In this episode of Honest Feedback, we respond to a listener who’s preparing to uncover a family secret that could completely shift the foundation of her relationship with her parents at 40 years old. And whew… if you’ve ever realized your family dynamic was more complicated than you were taught to believe, this conversation is going to hit.

We talk about the surreal experience of finding out something huge later in life and realizing you suddenly have to reprocess your memories, your identity, and the role you’ve been playing in your family system. We get into parentified child dynamics, codependency, “good daughter” conditioning, and the pressure so many families place on self-abandonment in the name of loyalty.

Brittney opens up about uncovering painful truths in her own healing journey, while Lisset shares why the unconscious mind often reveals things only when we’re finally strong enough to handle them. Together, they explore how forgiveness, boundaries, and radical self-trust can transform even the messiest family revelations into a turning point instead of a breaking point.

This episode is for:

• The eldest daughters
• The cycle breakers
• The people realizing they were taught to parent their parents
• Anyone unpacking family lies, secrets, or emotional enmeshment
• Anyone trying to figure out how to love their family without abandoning themselves

One of the biggest takeaways from this episode:
The truth may change your understanding of the past… but it does not get to define your future.

While Honest Feedback is not releasing new episodes at this moment, we encourage you to go back through our catalog for more incredible episodes.

To connect with what we are doing now, check out: LissetKing.com and GoddessBrittneyKing.com to learn how you can work with us.

Honest Feedback was created by Brittney and Lisset King.

Note: Honest Feedback Podcast aims to provide insights and provoke thoughtful reflection. The opinions expressed in this episode are for informational purposes only and should not replace professional advice.