13本のエピソード
Healing is Mutual Inertia DeWitt
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- 健康／フィットネス
HEALING IS MUTUAL is a space to explore the intersections and interconnected nature of mental health, activism, entrepreneurship, and all things woo-woo. It is a conversational based podcast that explores how we are collectively healing, personally, communally, and systemically.
PROCEEDS OF THIS PODCAST ARE DONATED TO THE FEMWINISM ORGANIZATION IN SUPPORT OF THEIR GRANT FUND WHICH ASSISTS WOMXN & GIRLS IN CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION, STARTING A BUSINESS, CREATING ART, AND TENDING TO HEALTH CONDITIONS.
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E12: New Moon Energy Update March 2021 with Evelyn @pioneersofourselves
New moon energy update: shit is hard, drink some water, embrace your triumphs, acknowledge your traumas, block and bless...
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E11: Welcome to 2021
Let's start off with a little optimism, a little prayerful song, a little intention... Please be kind as I made this on GarageBand and I am not a musician or producer. Thank you and I hope you enjoy.
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E10: A love letter to 2020
In this episode I share a love letter and farewell to 2020.
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E9: Full Moon Energy Update September 2020 with Evelyn @pioneersofourselves
September Full Moon in Pisces energy update. Virgo season! Mars retrograde! So much to say!!
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E8: On Embodiment & the Eco-System of the Revolution Part II with Mathew James
This episode is the continuation of my conversation with dancer, maker, choreographer and arts administrator Mathew James. We dive even deeper into our exploration of how the revolution is unfolding and what we want to hold onto as inevitable participants of it. Enjoy Part II On embodiment and the eco system of the revolution...
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E7: On Embodiment & the Eco-System of the Revolution Part I with Mathew James
On this episode of Healing is Mutual, I connect with Mathew James — a dancer, maker, and founder of Urban Tribe: platform for movement based practices. He also just so happens to work as an administrator focused on advancement and business development at the Guggenheim museum in New York.
We start our talk reminiscing about how we met studying dance at Sacramento State University, giving an homage to our faculty and the invaluable education we received from them. We talked about how impactful it was for us each to study with professionals who embodied years of experience, and how dance has informed our own professional careers in profound ways. All of this supports our thoughts on the times, and the revolution that’s occurring. Naturally, as two Gemini dancers, we oscillate between emphasizing the importance of dialogue and finding new language to articulate the revolution, as well as deepening embodiment through experience and honoring the unnamable. Mathew expressed a deep gratitude for his experience as a graduate student, dancing side by side with legends in the dance world, and this stirs a million thoughts in my head about the value of lived experience and embodiment... this is Part I