Ignorance Conscious Deasia Kamara

This week, I sat down with Gabrielle Burton, a marriage and family therapist in Nevada. She talked about her background with therapy, incorporating creative techniques in her therapy for her clients, and redefining creativity that allows for everyone to be creative. Enjoy!

Gabrielle's website: http://golddiggeruniversity.com/gabrielle-burton-ma.html
Gabrielle's podcast: http://golddiggeruniversity.com/the-wealthiness-of-healthiness-show.html
Conscious Thinkers Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/341856836304212/
February Black and More Printable: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7ch24l1csv6ocqx/Black%20and%20More%20%281%29.pdf?dl=0

This week, I sat with Natalie from Some Kind of Brown and we talked about being mixed and not feeling culturally black enough. We explored what black culture is, how media portrays black culture, how being black affects what it means to be a women, natural hair, and how Natalie began to reembrace her black identity. It was such a joy talking to Nat and I hope you all enjoy! Also make sure to check out Some Kind of Brown to here the second part of our convo :)

Part 2: https://somekindofbrown.podbean.com/e/episode-20-finding-a-place-and-code-switching-with-october/
Some Kind of Brown: https://somekindofbrown.podbean.com/
Ignorance Conscious: https://www.ignoranceconscious.com/
Conscious Thinkers Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/341856836304212/?ref=bookmarks

This week the lovely Kait Rasdon from the Original Happy hippie comes on and talks all about sustainable lifestlye. She gives some awesome easy and simple tips for beginners on how to get started and debunks some of the myths that scare people away from starting a sustainable life.

Hey loves! I just wanted to pop on really quick and share some updates on some of the changes the podcast are going down in 2019 :D

This week we sat down with the amazing Emily Betzler, co-founder of Bought Beautifully. She came on and talked to us about how her and her husband started Bought Beautifully, what it means to provide dignified work, and some awesome tips on how to shop fair trade and support good companies. 

Bought Beautifully is an online market place that works with artisans around the world. Their mission is to cut down some of the confusion and make it easier for people to buy fair trade. Their continued support to small communities empowers people, enriches lives, and restores hope on a global scale. 

Bought Beautifully Website: https://boughtbeautifully.org/pages/our-mission
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Conscious Thinkers Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/341856836304212/