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To Hum is Human

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Welcome! To Hum is Human is a podcast about tuning into your intuition to express your passionate purpose. New episodes are released on Fridays.


I’m Donnabelle Casis, an artist, curator, and intuitive guide. Each episode, we explore what it means to listen deeply to that inner hum—the quiet knowing that connects us to who we really are.


Through soulful conversations and personal reflections, we’ll uncover how intuition can transform how we live, create, and connect.

If you’re ready to trust your inner voice and live with more clarity, meaning, and magic, you’re in the right place.


Donnabelle Casis is an artist, curator, arts radio show host, author, psychic and evidential medium (Certified with the Forever Family Foundation), Reiki Master Teacher, sound therapy practitioner, and intuitive coach at SonorousLight, LLC. She was attuned to sensing Spirit and the unseen forces surrounding us from a young age. After helping countless individuals connect with their loved ones in the spiritual realm, Donnabelle realized her abilities weren’t unique. She discovered that everyone has access to their own intuitive wisdom, a sixth sense that helps steer, protect, challenge, and inspire us.


Find Donnabelle on Instagram at @ToHumisHuman @sonorous.light555 @thisisdbc and www.sonorouslight.com



Religion & Spirituality
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40 minutes
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English
United States
59 episodes
since April 25, 2025
episodic
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Tuning Into Wonder: How Astronomy Changes the Way We See Ourselves

Tuning Into Wonder: How Astronomy Changes the Way We See Ourselves

Have you ever looked up at the night sky and wondered about our place in this vast universe? I've always found something both humbling and comforting about the stars. They remind me how small we are in the grand scheme of things, yet how extraordinary it is that we're here at all. In this…
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Where Stories Come Alive: Theater, Curiosity, and the Human Experience

Where Stories Come Alive: Theater, Curiosity, and the Human Experience

What is it about live theater that can transport us into someone else's world, and perhaps change the way we see our own? In this episode, I sit down with Talya Kingston, a playwright, dramaturg, director, producer, and educator who has spent much of her career bringing stories to life and hel…
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Sacred Companions: What Our Animals Want Us to Know

Sacred Companions: What Our Animals Want Us to Know

What if our animals are communicating with us in ways we don’t always recognize? In this episode, I sit down with Monica Rose, a psychic medium, animal communicator, and certified Angels and Ancestors Oracle Card reader. Monica’s path into this work began through both love and loss, especially her …
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You Don’t Have to Do It Alone: Building Community from Bingo Nights to Breakthroughs

You Don’t Have to Do It Alone: Building Community from Bingo Nights to Breakthroughs

What if the thing standing between you and your next breakthrough isn’t more discipline, but deeper connection? In this episode of To Hum is Human, I sit down with Molly Keehn, co-creator of CoJourn, a peer support and accountability framework built around a simple but powerful idea: we don’t have …
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Root Causes and Real Conversation: Reimagining How We Learn Arabic

Root Causes and Real Conversation: Reimagining How We Learn Arabic

What if learning a language wasn’t about memorizing more, but about learning to connect differently? In this episode of To Hum is Human, I sit down with Tarek Nesreldin, an Arabic educator, dentist, and founder of ArabEase, a Cairo-based company that helps non-native speakers learn Arabic in a way …
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Finding Your True Voice: Singing, Intuition, and the Confidence to Be yourself

Finding Your True Voice: Singing, Intuition, and the Confidence to Be yourself

Have you ever stopped yourself from singing because you decided you “can’t sing”? Or walked away from a conversation wishing you had said what you really meant? My guest, Aideen Ni Riada, believes these moments have more in common than we might think. In Finding Your True Voice: Singing, Intuition,…
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Beyond the Divide: Documentary Film as a Bridge Across Cultures

Beyond the Divide: Documentary Film as a Bridge Across Cultures

What if the greatest divide between us isn't our differences, but our unwillingness to truly listen? In this episode, I sit down with Jim Ault, an award-winning documentary filmmaker, author, and sociologist educated at Harvard and Brandeis whose life's work has been devoted to helping us…
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Living in Flow: How to Co-Create with the Universe

Living in Flow: How to Co-Create with the Universe

What if living in flow isn't about giving up control—but learning to trust the quiet nudges that are always guiding you?In this episode of To Hum is Human, I sit down with Deb DeCelle—internationally recognized educational medium, mentor, bestselling author of The Intuitive Entrepreneur: Deepe…
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Building Futures One Queen at a Time

Building Futures One Queen at a Time

In this milestone episode of To Hum is Human, I sit down with Ang Roell—beekeeper, educator, and co-leader of They Keep Bees, a 300-hive queen breeding and honey production operation dedicated to ethical beekeeping, biodiversity, and workforce development. Ang is a 2021 Grist 50 Fixer, a founding m…
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The Art of Sustainable Creation

The Art of Sustainable Creation

Liz Chalfin is a practicing artist, master printmaker, and the founding director of Zea Mays Printmaking in Florence, Massachusetts—a community studio and internationally recognized research center dedicated to the safest and most sustainable printmaking practices available. For more than 45 years,…
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