Rebel Human Radio Rebel Human

Jenny and Tait discuss the topic of forgiveness. This was the topic this week at Rebel Human. All the classes were crafted around the topic. Tait and Jenny share the things that came up in their own journey of exploring forgiveness. 
Tait explains what thing Jenny is doing that is creeping her out. She also reads The Prayer of St. Francis and talks about the deep excavation that AA does around forgiveness. She also shares how she can be atheist and still use these prayers. Tait has been sober for 20 years and shares a bit about her earlier work around forgiveness supported by AA. 
Jenny reads the email she wrote to the community on forgiveness. 
Rebel Human provides courses and a blueprint on how to be a human being, guided by values, purpose, meaning. Backed by research, informed by neuroscience, positive psychology, somatic therapy, yogic philosophy and practices, sociology, creative expression, and history, Rebel Human courses teach the core competencies (resilience, neutrality, and transcendence) giving you the skills to live a life of purpose, while connected to something greater. 
You can find them at www.rebelhumantv.com
www.instagram.com/therebelhuman
www.facebook.com/therebelhuman
Free Sound Baths: https://www.therebelhuman.com/soundbath
SUBSCRIBE, leave a review, and win a Rebel Human survival kit!

Jenny and Tait talk about the program they are building to support school districts this Fall. As schools scramble, working day and night to prepare, they also acknowledge the programming holes. Additionally, we now know the toll that daily e-learning can take on kids. School systems don’t have the infrastructure to provide high quality supplemental instruction. We want to help. We’ve worked out the kinks around digital asynchronous learning. 
They talk about all the amazing teachers they’ve brought in to build the program, from a dancer who toured with Beyonce, Ashley Rockwell, to James Beard Grant Winner, Jasmine Sheth, to a recording artist, Jess Godwin, who has taught 40,000 people to write their song. 

They give a sneak peak of this new programming for schools and explain how it will get the kids inspired, off their screens to explore, and begin creating instead of consuming. 
Show notes:
Ashley Rockwell at https://www.freemvmtshop.com/
Jess Godwin https://jessgodwin.com/
Jasmine Sheth https://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/tasting-india-delivery-service-jasmine-sheth/Content?oid=81803858
Rebel Human provides courses and a blueprint on how to be a human being, guided by values, purpose, meaning. Backed by research, informed by neuroscience, positive psychology, somatic therapy, yogic philosophy and practices, sociology, creative expression, and history, Rebel Human courses teach the core competencies (resilience, neutrality, and transcendence) giving you the skills to live a life of purpose, while connected to something greater. 


You can find them at www.rebelhumantv.com
www.instagram.com/therebelhuman
www.facebook.com/therebelhuman
Free Sound Baths: https://www.therebelhuman.com/soundbath
SUBSCRIBE, leave a review, and win a Rebel Human survival kit!

We are excited to have Ellen King on the show today, founder of Hewn. Hewn is a bakery that Ellen started out of her condo. 

Ellen talks about the ways she is a Rebel Human! 

In the beginning, she delivered bread with her 3 year old son on their way to preschool with their Burley brimming with loaves. It is now a household name in Evanston and beyond. 

Everything at Hewn is made in-house, from scratch daily. Ellen tells the story of her winding path to baking bread and how it helped her through depression. 

If she had medicated herself, or ignored her depression, she may not have jumped into bread baking with the intensity and dedication that she did. She may not have found herself, her gift, her business, and her community. She has been sharing her gift and feeding the community for years, and we are grateful.
The word hewn—which means to give form or shape with heavy cutting blows by hand—is a way to connect the past with the future. In a time of big box stores and large chains, Hewn is a return back to a smaller, independently owned and operated bakery. 


 Hewn: https://www.hewnbread.com/

Rebel Human provides courses and a blueprint on how to be a human being, guided by values, purpose, meaning. Backed by research, informed by neuroscience, positive psychology, somatic therapy, yogic philosophy and practices, sociology, creative expression, and history, Rebel Human courses teach the core competencies (resilience, neutrality, and transcendence) giving you the skills to live a life of purpose, while connected to something greater. 
You can find them at www.rebelhumantv.com
www.instagram.com/therebelhuman
www.facebook.com/therebelhuman
Free Sound Baths: https://www.therebelhuman.com/soundbath
SUBSCRIBE, leave a review, and win a Rebel Human survival kit!

Jenny and Tait took their last episode, “Race to Nowhere” to heart and paused last week. They discuss what they did during that time of pausing their output of content, their new signature Rebel Human Training class, and their new assessment. 


They share their latest funny about how until 3:00pm, Tait is all science, then when the clock strikes, she turns into woo-woo witchy.


They haven’t been singing enough lately, so it’s time to bring back their closeout song. Please send your requests for which song they should sing at the end of next episode. 


References:
The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Traumaby Bessel A. van der Kolk https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18693771-the-body-keeps-the-score
 
The Rebel by Albert Camus
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11990.The_Rebel?from_search=true&from_srp=true&qid=j4rLYvO3h6&rank=1



Rebel Human provides courses and a blueprint on how to be a human being, guided by values, purpose, meaning. Backed by research, informed by neuroscience, positive psychology, somatic therapy, yogic philosophy and practices, sociology, creative expression, and history, Rebel Human courses teach the core competencies (resilience, neutrality, and transcendence) giving you the skills to live a life of purpose, while connected to something greater. 


References:
The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Traumaby Bessel A. van der Kolk https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18693771-the-body-keeps-the-score
You can find them at www.rebelhumantv.com
www.instagram.com/therebelhuman
www.facebook.com/therebelhuman
Free Sound Baths: https://www.therebelhuman.com/soundbath
SUBSCRIBE, leave a review, and win a Rebel Human survival kit!


Live: 07/13/20

Many people are racing back to the lives they had before. The stay-at-home order during the pandemic gave us an opportunity to slow down our lives and strip them down to what was most important.  
We don’t need to rush right back into the lives we had before mindlessly. There is a reckoning in our country, along with our own personal reckoning. Tait and Jenny talk about how they are honing the Rebel Human curriculum and brand awareness as they reimagine the future.  


Referenced in episode: 
Race To Nowhwere, directed by Vicki Abeles, Jessica Congdon, 2010 http://www.racetonowhere.com/
Mitchell Black https://mitchellblack.com/collections/wallcoverings
Rebel Human provides courses and a blueprint on how to be a human being, guided by values, purpose, meaning. Backed by research, informed by neuroscience, positive psychology, somatic therapy, yogic philosophy and practices, sociology, creative expression, and history, Rebel Human courses teach the core competencies (resilience, neutrality, and transcendence) giving you the skills to live a life of purpose, while connected to something greater. 


You can find them at www.rebelhumantv.com
www.instagram.com/therebelhuman
www.facebook.com/therebelhuman
Free Sound Baths: https://www.therebelhuman.com/soundbath
SUBSCRIBE, leave a review, and win a Rebel Human survival kit!

Jenny and Tait discuss the reckoning that’s happening, unveiling the truth of the past and looking at our current socio-political structure. They share the things that white people shouldn’t say anymore and talk about the tearing down and rebuilding they went through the day before taping this episode. In that tearing down, they discuss how to embody the alternatives, completely let go of the current state, and how Jenny entertained the alternate reality of selling widgets. They discuss reform vs. transformation and how transformation is a reimagining, a brand new way of being in the world. 
Resources and people referenced in the episode: 
FAN (Family Action Network) interview of Dr. Robin DiAngelo by Dr. Marcus Campbell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neV_GlvUGn4
Rebel Human Radio Episode 11: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rebel-human-radio/id1508029970
Robin Rue www.instagram.com/robin_5th_ward
Dr. Marcus Campbell www.instagram.com/drmarcusacampbell
White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack by Peggy McIntosh https://www.racialequitytools.org/resourcefiles/mcintosh.pdf
You can Jenny and Tait at www.rebelhumantv.com
www.instagram.com/therebelhuman
www.facebook.com/therebelhuman
Rebel Human training uses ancient tools and scientific knowledge of neurology to help people have the strength and clarity of purpose to do the hard thing when it's the right thing. The training helps you live in accordance with your values. 
Free Sound Baths: https://www.therebelhuman.com/soundbath
SUBSCRIBE, leave a review, and win a Rebel Human survival kit