The Love You Give Ali Tate Cutler

TLYG talks to Dr. Asia Muhammad about the history of medical racism, corruption within Big Pharma, the problems with the FDA, and how to work on gut health with natural remedies.   @drasiamuhammad

TLYG talks to renowned psychotherapist, Seerut Chawla, about the culture of fragility that is cultivated online and how that is doing a disservice to all.  
@seerutkchawla
https://www.seerutkchawla.com/
 
Seerut is a psychotherapist based in London; I trained at the University of Roehampton in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy.
Also a bit of a nerd, and a die hard Lord Of The Rings fan.

TLYG talks to thought leader and writer, Salomé Sibonex, about the growing authoritarianism taking place in governments and populations around the world in the time of Covid19.
She argues that authoritarianism has been growing since the invention of social media, coming from self-censorship and shutting down of our ideological opposites taking place online and now spreading to our institutions.
Salomé Sibonex is a writer and artist known for her distinct style of truth-telling, melding philosophy and psychology to diagnose modern issues. She's written for Areo Magazine, writes the cult-favorite newsletter Spiritual Soap, and examines film as modern mythology on her podcast, the Silver Eye Society. You can find Salomé on Twitter and Instagram via @SalomeSibonex.
https://www.salomesibonex.com/who-is-she
@salomesibonex

TLYG talks to Britt Jonhson, an evolutionary astrologer, shadow worker and womb guide, about how to look at natal charts as a blueprint.  
@venus_rising_

TLYG talks to author, trauma work-shopper, co-host of Fucking Cancelled podcast, and eco-activist Clementine Morrigan about the definition of cancel culture, why its harmful for leftist movements, and the psychological processes behind this social movement. @clementinemorrigan
https://www.clementinemorrigan.com/

TLYG talks to author Milli Hill (Birth like a Feminist and The Positive Birth Book) about her birth stories, how we can start to reclaim our birth experiences and make it empowering, and just how much birth is like sex.  
@millihill