all that we are with amisha ghadiali (fka the future is beautiful‪)‬ Amisha Ghadiali

How do we align the law and ourselves with nature to enrich life?
In this episode entitled Future Source Code Amisha talks with Paul Powlesland, a barrister and lawyer for nature who acts to protect trees and rivers in the courts and speaks for the Rights of Nature. He is a founder of Lawyers for Nature, which aims to transform the relationship between law, lawyers and nature, introducing nature’s voice into our legal and economic systems. Paul lives on a boat on the River Roding in East London, and set up the River Roding Trust, through which he carries out hands-on restoration, guardianship and protection of the river.
We explore
:: Nature guardianship, activism and the challenges of caring for our land and rivers
:: Future Source Code for ‘Nature Rights’ reflecting a relationship of protection and care between humans and nature in our legal systems
:: an ecosystem of interventions that changes the relationship between humans and nature across our legal, social, economic and religious spiritual systems
:: Ecocide
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How do we envision and shape a world without oppressive systems?
In this episode entitled Cultures Of Care Amisha talks with Patrisse Cullors, an Artist and Abolitionist born and raised in Los Angeles. Cullors has been on the frontline of abolitionist organising for 22 years. She has advanced a term called abolitionist aesthetics. Her latest work is examining an art practice that leads through west African spirituality as well as pushing the culture to adopt abolitionist beliefs in order to build our imagination towards a world we all deserve. 
We explore:
:: abolition, a practice that helps us envision a world without oppressive systems and practices, such as policing and imprisonment
:: Art and imagination as tools to shaping a new world and tapping into our spiritual and creative potential
:: resourcing ourselves through therapy, community, and self-care as essential for sustaining activism and navigating challenging times
:: Patrisse latest artwork embracing Yoruba IFA traditions respecting Earth and each other as a path towards healing & transformation
:: the balance between accessibility and appreciation in the digital age and the power of collective experience
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How have we and the world changed in these past seven years?
In this epsiode entitle In Reverence Of A Beautiful Future, we are celebrating 200 episodes of ‘all that we are’; our podcast that is an epic gathering of more than 200 voices of change and insight from all over the globe; powerful reminders of all that we are and can be in this future we all hold in our hearts. Amisha, our podcast host, talks with Floss Barnett-Howland taking us into the deeper layers of Amisha’s journey over the past 7yrs of creating this podcast and her other offerings that have come alive. Together they hold a ritual honouring this milestone.
We explore
:: Amisha’s journey bringing alive this podcast 
:: reflections on this 7yr cycle, cycles of life and creation
:: Amisha’s new offering ‘Reclaim Your Intuition’
:: the importance of pause, ritual and ceremony
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How do we co-create humanity?
In this episode entitled Ubuntu Amisha talks with Dr Dianne Regisford, a dynamic Social Sculpture practitioner, Dianne is invested in regenerative ARTivism for belonging, racial equity and cultural transformation through a social justice lens. Dianne is the founder, visionary and creator of the Evoking Belonging Social Sculpture practices. She designs and stewards inclusive, participatory approaches to belonging through equitable enquiry into power and privilege, racial justice and cultural transformation. This is an innovative approach to  socio-cultural co-imagining for a regenerative, equitable, humane and just society.
We explore
:: what it means to belong & belonging as a co-creative cultural practice
:: embodiment practices as storytelling tools & tools for evolution
:: how to connect to our innate soul and indigenous knowledge
:: uncertainty & unison
:: Artivism & the evolution of activism into pleasure and joy motivated action
:: the cultural phenomena of Ubuntu & unison

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How can we learn and unlearn to bring forth cultural, personal and planetary transformation?
In this episode entitled Interconnected  Learning Amisha talks with Ruby and Christabel Reed, co-founding directors of the holistic wellbeing and transformative education platform Advaya, and of the Initiative Earth Charity, which runs the online nature skills platform Earthed and narrative campaign EcoResolution. Over the last ten years they have been building networks and bringing tens of thousands of people together in joyful spaces that reframe how we see the world around us, and our role within it, so that we recognise our ecological relationality, fall more in love with life, and actively participate in its ecological and spiritual regeneration.
We explore
:: the creation, growth and intentions of educational platforms Advaya and Earthed 
:: holistic educational systems considering ecology, consciousness and the body as antidotes to dominant forms of education
:: deep learning in community
:: their personal journeys into educational activism
:: cancel culture & the challenges of social media and influencer posturing
:: creating long term embodiment practices
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How can we flourish new forms of activism and leadership to create collective liberation?
In this episode entitled The Activism of Art Amisha Talks with Ebyän Zanini, a writer, visual storyteller, and poetess of Somali-Italian descent. She is the founder of ‘Mother Tongue’ and teaches at the intersection of decolonisation, eco-sensuality, and feminine mysticism. Ebyän’s offerings are deeply inspired by the animist spirituality of her Nubian ancestral heritage weaving us closer to the enchantment that is available in all Life.  
We explore 
:: antidotes to oppressive systems 
:: ‘medicines’ of collective liberation
:: redefining activism into forms of daily practice and art as activism
:: harnessing guilt and shame as powerful emotions to guide us through transitions and birthing new worlds
:: collective expansion of resilience
:: non-binary consciousness
:: how to be a sacred activist at a time of genocide 
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