On the core of communication, and some myths we can release.
Episode 75: Justin Michael Williams
On the actual ending of racism – in this generation.
Episode 74: Julie Wald
On the vital ways in which we approach practice for mental health.
Episode 73: Jodie Patterson
On womanhood, excellence, Blackness, and our crucial collaborations in parenting, partnership, and creativity.
Episode 72: Johanna Nichols and Martha McAlpine
On homeschooling as reclaiming learning, prioritizing in a busy household and the gifts of boredom.
Episode 71: Latham Thomas
On the history of black maternal health, how we can change the story, and parenting our kids as actualized beings.
Episode 70: Reggie Hubbard
On compassion in the context of activism, building a culture of care, and cultivating enthusiasm to save our democracy.
Episode 69: Albert Flynn DeSilver
On showing up for your writing with devotion. On reading as writing; writing as reading. On humility as wisdom.
Episode 68: Jody Levy
On clearing biotoxicity and creating work that heals.
Episode 67: Jacy Cunningham
On the life-changing conversations of race, the majestic presence of lineage, and the vital, daily work of loving yourself.
Episode 66: Chloé Valdary
On transcending our instincts, practicing what scares us, seeing where we coincide, and choosing our state.
Episode 65: Erin Douglas
Erin is a travel, culture and lifestyle documentary photographer, creative culture consultant, writer and founder of Black Burner Project.
Episode 64: Pixie Lighthorse
On connecting to Nature, our wisest innermost council, and our deepest compassion.
Episode 63: Jeff Burroughs
On the past as fuel for the future, the realities of race, and the magic of making records