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Dreaming Ourselves Alive is a reflective, story-centred podcast for people living and leading through times of collapse, emergence, and transformation.Each episode is a conversation with thinkers, practitioners, and everyday changemakers exploring how we stay human,…
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Pleasure Is An Act of Resistance with Tanya Koens (opens the original)
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What if pleasure is not a luxury, but one of the most radical forms of resistance we have? Sexologist and educator Tanya Koens joins Amel Murphy to question what we've been taught about sex, pleasure and intimacy. Drawing on years of clinical practice, she argues that pleasure belongs to everyone, not just a privileged few. Their conversation moves from shame, patriarchy and capitalism to consent, communication and desire. Tanya explains why intercourse is only a small part of sexual experience,
The Medicine You Carry with Farzana Khan (opens the original)
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What if the future depends less on finding new answers than remembering what we already know? Farzana Khan is Executive Director of Healing Justice London, a social sculptor and writer whose work brings together collective healing, movement building and cultural organising. In this conversation she reflects on the practices that help us stay in relationship with ourselves, one another and the living world. Amel and Farzana talk about remembrance as a practice, what it means to become prayerful w
Cellular Soup with Topher Wilkins (opens the original)
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What if the systems we've built our lives around aren't simply breaking down? What if they're dissolving, making space for something new to emerge? Topher Wilkins has spent over twenty years creating conditions in which changemakers find each other, trust each other, and build something together. In this conversation with Amel, he explores what that actually takes; not conferences, not networking, but human beings in circle, being real with each other. The image at the heart of it: when a caterp
Coming Home to Self with Caren Wakoli (opens the original)
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On courage, healing and owning your story. With Caren Wakoli, hosted by Amel Murphy. What does it actually take to come home to yourself — and what have you been running from in the meantime? Caren Wakoli is a storyteller, poet and founder of Emerging Leaders Foundation in Kenya. In this conversation, she speaks from a place of hard-won aliveness: a life shaped by poverty, loss, the courage to build something without funding, and the slower work of learning to own all of it. This is a conversati
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