What if we could build homes in hours—not months?
What if shelter could be beautiful, fast, low-cost, and resilient—and modeled after nature?

In this episode of In the Naad, Harmanjot sits down with construction technologist, architect, and CEO Nicolò Bini, son of visionary Dante Bini, to explore Binishells—inflatable, monolithic domes that challenge everything we think we know about architecture, construction, and humanitarian design.

They talk about the history of shelter, the architectural inefficiencies that emerged from the post-war urge to build—not to meet human or ecological needs, but to showcase technological potential, designing for a collapsing climate, and what it means to create structures that are not just functional—but psychologically nourishing, spiritually coherent, and ecologically intelligent.

From refugee camps to luxury eco-homes, this conversation bridges deep history with near-future needs.

It’s not just shelter—it’s a blueprint for a new way of living on Earth.

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More from Nicolò Bini:
🌐 binishells.com
📸 Instagram: @binishells

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THIS is what it sounds like to push the envelope.

In this episode of In the Naad, Harmanjot sits down with multidisciplinary artists Starry Venus and Kira Mele for a deep dive into sonic futurism, sacred aesthetics, and what it means to make media that isn’t chasing the algorithm—but breaking it.

They talk about the body as a transmitter, the internet as a space for innovation, and the strange holiness of creating art that lives between worlds.

This isn’t just a conversation. It’s a transmission from the other side of convention—where the cosmos is stereo and sound is spell.

For the pop lovers, the mystics, and the cultural shapeshifters: expect a live listening session—and a remembering of who you are, where you came from, and what you’re doing here on Earth.

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More from Starry Venus:
starryvenus.com
Instagram: @starryvenus.world

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Medical intuitive and healer Kimberly Meredith joins In the Naad for a conversation that bridges dimensions—literally. After experiencing a profound Near Death Experience, Kimberly returned with heightened intuitive abilities and a mission to serve as a channel for healing, light, and divine presence.

In this episode, she speaks with co-host Taylor Stein about what it means to access the 5th dimension, the gifts that often awaken after NDEs, and how prayer, spontaneous healing, and frequency medicine are quietly changing the way we think about the body.

Kimberly’s abilities have been witnessed by doctors, explored in clinical settings, and affirmed by thousands through direct experience. Her life is a living conversation between science, spirit, and the unseen world.

For anyone who's ever felt the presence of something greater—and wondered if it was real—this one is for you.

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More from Kimberly Meredith:
Explore her healing work at thehealingtrilogy.com and follow her journey on Instagram @meredith.kimberly.

Listen to Kimberly’s podcast The Medical Intuitive Miracle Show for more dimensional downloads.

Bestselling author and spiritual psychologist Gina Maron joins Harmanjot to talk about the raw, real journey of coming home to herself. Her books, Home Frequency and Your Amazing Itty Bitty™ Awakened Self, are woven through the conversation as practical guides to self-reclamation.

They talk about Gina’s 38-year marriage and divorce, her practices for staying vibrant and beautiful as the mother of four daughters (oldest aged 29), her take on sex, and what it means to be in power as a woman at any age.

This episode is a journey into frequency, grace, and the courage it takes to walk yourself back home.

For everyone who’s ever wondered what it would feel like to finally be in your own skin.

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More from Gina Maron:
Explore her work at ginamaron.com and follow her vibrant world on Instagram @ginamaron.

Listen to Gina’s podcast All About You for more frequency magic.

Books: https://www.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3AGina%2BMaron&s=relevancerank&text=Gina+Maron&ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1

In this episode, host Taylor Stein sits down with Ashlee Margolis, spiritual entrepreneur and founder of The A List, to explore how the sacred and the practical merge in the life of a modern woman.

From the dust of Burning Man to the velvet of the boardroom, Ashlee shares how she navigates the intersection of business, creativity, and inner awakening. They talk about the art of alignment, the dance between intention and surrender, and how Ashlee is moving through thyroid cancer with sovereignty as her medicine.

This conversation is a portal into the alchemy of resilience and devotion. It’s a testament to the way spirit can fuel even the most demanding to-do lists—and how grace reveals itself when we choose to meet life, especially in its most uncertain moments.

Expect stories of embodied leadership, laughter, and the quiet power of a woman who has learned to hold both the weight and the light.

For the seekers, the builders, and the ones who know that true power comes from within.

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More from Ashlee Margolis:
Follow her journey at @thealist.u/ and discover her work with https://thealist.us.

New York Times bestselling author, artist, performer, and creator of The Wild Unknown Tarot, Kim Krans joins Harmanjot for a fearless conversation about the psyche of the clit, the power of the phallus, and the root distortion shaping life on Earth.

They talk telepathy, sex, dolphins, performance art, the goddess, cathedrals, dreams, and what it really means to walk the mystic path.
(Hint: you don’t talk about it.)

This is a portal into the primal and the poetic. A conversation about the weight of distortion on the Earth plane, and how archetype becomes alchemy when the body is involved.

Expect fierce insight, feminine fire, and moments of lucid, wild laughter.

For the witches, the artists, the sacred fools—and everyone ready to remember what their body already knows.

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More from Kim Krans:
Explore her work at kimkrans.com, and follow her mystical, visual world on Instagram @kim_krans.

For more of Kim’s voice and vision, listen to her dream interpretation podcast Dolphins at Midnight, recorded live from The Dolphin House in Los Angeles. Spotify | Apple Podcasts | dolphinsatmidnight.com

Tuned to Love: The 528Hz Frequency with Sigmar Berg

What if a single note could shift your state of being? What if breath, frequency, and intention could re-tune the human heart?

In this resonant episode of In The Naad, host Taylor Stein welcomes Sigmar Berg—a modern Renaissance man whose life dances at the intersection of art, design, philanthropy, and elemental adventure. As the creator of the Love Tuner, Sigmar has helped ignite a global movement around 528 Hz—the so-called frequency of love, harmony, and DNA repair.

Together, they trace Sigmar’s journey from creative visionary to the architect of a worldwide sound ritual—one that invites people to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect through the mystical precision of frequency. From waveforms to wellness, from silence to resonance, this conversation opens portals into a deeper intelligence of sound and the energetic architecture of love itself.

A quiet revolution lives here. One breath, one tone, one remembrance at a time.

If you are drawn to subtle energies, sonic healing, or the intelligence of the breath, this episode is both a conversation and a transmission. A reminder that beneath all noise, there is tone. And beneath that tone, there is truth.

Come tune your heart back to itself.

More from Sigmar:
Lovetuner.com @lovetuner528hz
“One Journey” The Lovetuner book

In an era of shifting tariffs, budget cuts, and systemic economic restructuring, how does activism find its footing? How do values survive in a market that increasingly tests the spirit?

In this searching conversation, veteran financial advisor and early-stage investor Sara Qazi joins host Harmanjot to explore the evolving landscape of activist capitalism—where it began, how it has adapted, and the barriers to entry in today’s turbulent economy. Together, they trace the lineage of movements that sought to align financial life with the creation of a more just world, and they ask what it means now to build revenue streams rooted in integrity, heritage, and hope.

This episode moves between the historical and the personal, offering a layered inquiry into how individuals can bring their economic lives into harmony with the change they wish to see. Sara shares both a critical lens and a creative vision for how activism can persist—even within the constraints of a transforming economic system.

If you are grappling with questions of money, meaning, and mission—or if you feel the call to rebuild the world from the inside out—this conversation will meet you on the path.

Come walk the edge where currency becomes conscience, and change becomes possible.