AnnaLynne McCord

Healing can be destructive especially as you feel called to revisit memories you've learned to resist as form of protection. The burning desire for internal peace comes with waves of accepting the bed of lies you can no longer revive. Annalynne McCord welcomes us to a world where happiness could become a lifestyle as we start to unravel our spiritual truth by questioning Why are we here? Why do we matter? WHY And the truth is, you’ll find it most when you are ready to find it whether it's in this episode today or in 5 years from now. This episode is for those who understands and love unconditionally. As an energy exchange, please rate, review and write a loving note to host Areena Antoine on Spotify, Apple Podcast and All major Platforms. Guest Speaker - AnnaLynne McCord (born July 16, 1987) is an American actress, activist, and model. Known for playing vixen-type roles, McCord first gained prominence in 2007 as the scheming Eden Lord on the FX television series Nip/Tuck , and as the pampered Loren Wakefield on the MyNetworkTV telenovela American Heiress . In 2008, she was cast in The CW series 90210 , portraying antiheroine Naomi Clark . Initially, the part of Clark was conceived as a supporting role. By the end of the first season, however, media outlets had begun referring to McCord as the series' lead.

In today’s solo episode, Lindsey pours a glass and dives into all the things she’s been loving (and laughing about) lately. She kicks things off with Traitors Canada —breaking down why the cast is absolutely incredible and what’s making this version of the show stand out from the rest. Then she gets personal with a parenting update: how Labubus have surprisingly become a game-changer in helping her toddler’s speech development. (Who knew these little characters could be so effective?) To close things out, Lindsey brings back a special archived interview with AnnaLynne McCord , recorded right before Titanic 666 premiered. They talk character inspiration and nerd out over Titanic facts. This episode's sponsors:: Aura Frames Upgrade your photo-sharing game! Get $35 off a Carver Mat frame at AURAFRAMES.COM with promo code WINETHIRTY . Thrive Causemetics Clean, high-performing beauty that gives back. Get 15% off your order at THRIVECAUSEMETICS.COM/WINETHIRTY Grab your glass, hit play, and unwind with Lindsey for another cozy, chatty episode of Wine Thirty . Cheers! 🍷✨

Send us Fan Mail This episode is generously sponsored by SimplePractise. And listeners to this show can use the link below to get a 7 day free trial and then receive 70% off your first 4 months: https://www.simplepractice.com/partners/helen-marie/ In this profoundly moving episode, actress and mental health activist AnnaLynne McCord joins me to share her journey of healing from complex trauma and living with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) - a diagnosis that stems from her experiences of severe childhood sexual abuse. Together, we explore the layers of AnnaLynne’s healing process. We talk about how an experience on set in 90210 added to the unravelling of her story - how therapy became a lifeline, how inner child work helped her begin to reconnect with fractured parts of herself, and what it truly meant to surrender to the truth of her story - not to be defined by it, but to transform through it. We talk about what DID actually is - beyond the stigma and misunderstanding - and how it emerged as a survival response to unthinkable pain. AnnaLynne also opens up about the work it took to move through shame , release the need to "perform" healing, and give herself permission to feel, grieve, and ultimately reclaim her life. She shares intimately about: • Her childhood and the protective roles her mind developed • The pivotal role of therapy in helping her name and integrate her experiences • Her relationship with her inner child and the parts of her that still needed love • The painful, nonlinear journey of healing from the past without being stuck in it • What it has meant to come home to herself - piece by piece • And she answers powerful listener questions with rawness and grace This is a conversation about trauma, yes - but more than that, it’s about truth and the courage it takes to look at your own story . Trigger Warning: This episode includes sensitive content around childhood sexual abuse, suicidal ideation, self-harming behaviors, and dissociation . Please take care of yourself as you listen. Support resources: About NAPAC - NAPAC Guide to support options for abuse - Mind Aurora Foundation for People Abused in Childhood - The Survivors Trust

Episode #3: Join us on a profound journey of healing and self-discovery with our guest, actress and advocate AnnaLynne McCord. AnnaLynne opens up about her personal experiences with trauma, including her escape from home at age 15 and her commitment to combating human trafficking. Her healing path, heavily influenced by neuroscience and spiritual practices like Reiki, began with a cerebral approach. She candidly shares her diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder (DID) at 31, using a powerful mirror metaphor to convey the complexities of the condition. AnnaLynne emphasizes the importance of healing as a gift to the world, underscoring the necessity of understanding one's trauma for personal bliss and healthy relationships. Listen in as we explore the intricacies of familial relationships and their impact on self-perception and growth. We reflect on the idea of reincarnation and the belief that we choose our parents to learn specific life lessons. Through personal stories, including the nurturing bond with an adopted "Mexican mama," we discuss the privilege of motherhood and the importance of connecting with our children as they guide us toward compassion and understanding. Emphasizing the need to break the cycle of self-doubt and inner criticism, we touch on themes from the book "Many Lives, Many Masters" to inspire love and self-acceptance. In this conversation, we examine the transformative journey of self-love and understanding one's life purpose. We explore the challenges people face in expressing self-love, emphasizing the responsibility of embracing it from a young age. A personal narrative highlights the significance of shifting perspectives from victimhood to empowerment, questioning life's challenges, and their alignment with our missions. The power of self-awareness and mindfulness in recognizing and addressing discomfort is also discussed, with a focus on mRNA as a communication system between the body and brain. By tuning into our body's signals, we can strengthen awareness and address root causes rather than merely treating symptoms. Join us as we celebrate the role of new generations in breaking free from old cycles and embrace the purpose of life beyond the mundane. Chapters: (00:00) Journey to Healing and Self-Discovery (15:36) Parenting, Healing, and Growth (24:47) Origin Wound Clearings and Healing (38:07) Journey of Self-Discovery and Healing Follow us on Instagram and TikTok and YouTube !

Send Mary and Kelsey a Message! In part one of this interview, Mary catches up with queen of the millennial it girls AnnaLynne McCord of Nip/Tuck, 90210, and so many more cultural cornerstones of the 00s. AnnaLynne discusses leaving home at 15 to model, how she begrudgingly landed the role of Naomi on 90210 (after declining the role THREE times), her on-set rivalry with Shenae Grimes (they love each other now!!) and her advocacy work. You can follow AnnaLynne at @theannalynnemccord and support her advocacy work at @thelovestorm Support the show Instagram: @whentheypoppedpod TikTok: @whentheypoppedpod Email: whentheypoppedy2k@gmail.com Website: linktree.com/whentheypopped Subscribe to our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=85610411

In today’s Language of Love Conversation , I have a very special guest with me, AnnaLynne McCord! AnnaLynne is not only a talented, well-known actress, but a passionate advocate for survivors of trauma and a fierce supporter in the fight against sex trafficking. She shares her personal experiences of trauma and how they affected her life (and sexuality), as well as her incredible work in supporting survivors. We also talk about the importance of mental health and self-love. AnnaLynne emphasizes the need to break the cycle of abuse and how crucial it is to address the root causes of mass violence and radicalized religion. One thing that stood out to me was her vision for a movement called Love Storm. It's all about spreading love and healing to those who have been through unimaginable pain. AnnaLynne also gives us some insight into her new film, "Condition of Return". It's a thought-provoking movie that explores the consequences of trauma and the dangers of blind faith. It's a must-watch for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of trauma and its long-lasting effects. I'm so grateful to have this conversation with AnnaLynne. Her passion and dedication to making a difference are truly inspiring. So, grab a cup of tea, sit back, and get ready to be moved by this incredible discussion. Let's dive in! In this episode, AnnaLyne and I explore: The importance of embracing uniqueness and not being afraid to be different The power that can be found in recognizing and integrating the parts of ourselves that carry shame from the past. Why true peace starts within ourselves and extends to our surroundings AnnaLynne's involvement in fighting human trafficking and modern-day slavery How to break the cycle of abuse and underreporting of sexual abuse The impact of trauma on sexual preferences You can connect with AnnaLynne on Instagram ! Don't forget to explore The Love Storm website for guidance on ending sex slavery. Check out The Map of Consciousness and Power vs. Force by David Hawkins for deep perspectives on consciousness and human behavior. Bessel van der Kolk's The Body Keeps the Score is also an essential read for understanding trauma's impact. Lastly secure your tickets for Good Grief Day: Healing from Loss with Love happening in December at Hermosa Beach, CA for a day of profound healing, guided by me and some incredible healers and teachers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we are joined by actress, director, and activist, AnnaLynne McCord. We get to chat about her character in the movie "Condition of Return", how the Uvalde shooting impacted the project, and why we need to take cries for help seriously. She also talks about a time wherein empathy became critical, and why caring for mental health should be started at a young age. [1:55] The Character "You can't judge the villain if you wanna play them truthfully as an actress… This film was a little too real for my comfort level." [8:55] Belief Systems "There's an invitation within these religious themes for you to use your own brain." [15:14] Acting meets Reality "We went home exhausted after a really emotionally exhausting day… and we turned on the news, and the Uvalde shooting had happened that day." [18:15] Disconnection "Attaching to this belief system so strongly without exercising any personal autonomy whatsoever, that's when the danger comes in." [27:34] Sensationalizing the Shooters "They feel remarkably invisible, and this is the most visible they could be: they'll be on a news channel… If they can't be seen in life, perhaps they'll be seen in death… Take the public out of it; don't give them that." [31:36] Take the Signs Seriously "We can assume that these individuals are deeply, deeply in despair… We should be on alert, and we should be aware of that." [39:51] Empathy "We're not conditioned to feel our emotions, and we're not conditioned to hold that container for someone else." [53:17] Progress "Think about how long we've been trying to have mental health not be stigmatized… It's something that men are talking about more than they ever have." [58:36] Going to the Root "All the firsts happen early in life… that's really where it counts." [1:07:31] Fully Loved Self "People who are using problems for their own benefit, they aren't happy people either." [1:20:49] Condition of Return "The heart and intention and foundation of those things that built this film are so pure and so hopeful to be of service to give value, to not just be entertainment, but to be using the platform that we're given to talk about something that we feel is important." Follow AnnaLynne on instagram @theannalynnemccord Follow @conditionofreturn Please download, rate & review this episode and share it with friends! Connect with Kelly here: Follow Me on Instagram at @chaselifewithkelly Follow Me on TikTok at @iamkellychase Subscribe to My YouTube Channel Join the ChaseLife with Kelly Community! Courses & Coaching Kelly's Favorites Visit Our Website!

Maria is joined by the embarrassing AnnaLynne McCord a.k.a. "Putin, if I was your mother..." poet. This week's episode includes unpacking anti-Blackness worldwide and a deep dive into white entitlement of parents and "pro-life" Christians alike. ⚠️ episode trigger warning: mention of enslaved Black women breastfeeding white babies*

Russia has just invaded the Ukraine and the whole world is responding. Conflicting reports flood the airways & calls are going out to contribute to organizations to support Ukranian refugees. Many are at a loss for what to do with the anguish and heartbreak of yet another war breaking out. Among the many thousands of people who have been criticized for their imperfect responses, are a number of well-meaning celebrities. One such celebrity is actress AnnaLynne McCord, best known for her role on CW's 90210, dozens of other films and TV shows, as well as her advocacy for mental health & anti-human trafficking initiatives, and her public struggle as a survivor of severe trauma, resulting in a diagnosis of Dissociative Identity Disorder. In response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, AnnaLynne wrote a poem, and recited it on Twitter. The video received over 30 million plays in just three days. It begins with the line, "Dear Mister President Vladamir Putin, I'm so sorry that I was not your mother..." (Full video link here) It draws from AnnaLynne's experience overcoming the anger and rage that came as the result of her traumatic childhood, as she essentially presents the idea that if we all took better care of the children of this world, we would not see the kind of violence we now see all around us. Resources to Help Ukraine: EU through Alliance4Europe: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=J48BWQELS632U International Outreach Ministries (please mark Ukraine): https://iom-online.com/donate/ Contact: helpkidsukraine@protonmail.com Save the Children - https://www.savethechildren.org/us/where-we-work/ukraine UNICEF - https://www.unicefusa.org/stories/unicef-children-are-bearing-brunt-intensifying-crisis-ukraine/39481 Meditation Resources: Modern Spirituality: A Guide to the Heart of Mindfulness, Meditation, and the Art of Healing Practical Meditation for Beginners: 10 Days to a Happier, Calmer You Daily Mindfulness: 365 Exercises to Deepen Your Practice and Find Peace Meditations on Christ: A 5-Minute Guided Journal for Christians Contact The Modern Spirituality Podcast: Benjamin W. Decker, Host/Executive Producer Twitter.com/BenDecker Instagram.com/BenjaminWDecker BenjaminWDecker.com BenDecker@ModernSpiritualityPodcast.com Ansley Weller, Associate Producer Ansley@ModernSpiritualityPodcast.com

Join meditation expert and author, Benjamin W. Decker and actress & activist AnnaLynne McCord, as they give a relevant, timely and deeply moving dialogue around the life and death of Thich Nhat Hanh, the highly regarded, globally influential zen monk from Vietnam. Hanh recently made his transition on January 19th, 2021 at the age of 95. You will hear Ben and AnnaLynne give a detailed recount of Thich Nhat Hanh or Thay, meaning teacher, as his students affectionately called him, including his forty year exile from Vietnam, his country of origin. They also cover his collaboration in the creation of peace with Dr. Martin Luther King as he urged King to oppose the Vietnam War. Dr. King nominated him for a Nobel Peace Prize but the prize was not awarded to anyone that year. You will also learn about Hanh’s work in engaged Buddhism, the application of Buddhist principles to political and social reform, and the importance of spreading mindfulness, compassion, and nonviolence. Ben and AnnaLynne both give thoughtful responses and contemplate how these teachings can be applied to rights of children, parenting, leadership, and how we treat one another. Ben and AnnaLynne help guide us towards how we can all bring Hanh’s teachings into our daily lives, families, and our justice and educational systems. “When another person makes you suffer, it’s because he suffers deeply within himself and his suffering is spilling over. He does not need punishment, he needs help. This is the message they are sending.” - Thich Nhat Hanh AnnaLynne McCord is an actress, activist and the founder of The Love Storm, a mass meditation initiative aimed at raising the collective energy against slavery of the mind and the body. Develop Your Meditation Practice with books by Ben Decker: Modern Spirituality: A Guide to the Heart of Mindfulness, Meditation, and the Art of Healing Practical Meditation for Beginners: 10 Days to a Happier, Calmer You Daily Mindfulness: 365 Exercises to Deepen Your Practice and Find Peace Meditations on Christ: A 5-Minute Guided Journal for Christians Contact The Modern Spirituality Podcast: Benjamin W. Decker, Host/Executive Producer Twitter.com/BenDecker Instagram.com/BenjaminWDecker Benjaminwdecker.com Ansley Weller, Associate Producer Ansley@ModernSpiritualityPodcast.com