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Humaning: The Shit We Need to Talk About

Humaning with Steff Gallante is a podcast for badass people doing solidarity work to disrupt systems of oppression in their lives and communities to support them with real conversations that challenge the status quo and everything capitalism, the patriarchy, and white…

Podcast · By Steff Gallante · English · US · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 4, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    80. Creating stability without rigidity (opens the original)

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    The shit we need to talk about: we can create stability without rigidity. September is a recalibration. We’re moving out of summer and into fall, which for many of us also means moving back into more responsibilities, obligations, structure, and the ever-awful hustle and grind. And while stability is especially supportive this time of year, I don’t want us to confuse stability with rigidity. In this episode, we’re talking about stability, attunement, adjustment, and allowance—and how these work

  2. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    79. Become explorers not just hoarders of knowledge. (opens the original)

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    The shit we need to talk about: why nobody talks about Mudras beyond Namaste. You don’t have to practice or know anything about yoga to listen to this conversation. Because while Indu Arora and I talk about mudras and yoga, we’re really talking about something much bigger: how we move through the world, how we pay attention to ourselves, and what happens when we get curious about the things we do without thinking. We talk about how Western culture and capitalism have shaped the way we approach p

  3. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    78. Take August back from capitalism (opens the original)

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    The shit we need to talk about this week: Take August back from capitalism. Summer isn't ending now that August is here — but capitalism has us feeling - and believing - it is. It has us rushing ahead, bracing for impossible schedules, and starting to live in September while we're still standing in August. And every time we do, we give a little more of ourselves, our energy, and our presence away to the future—missing so much of the goodness and sweetness summer has to offer us right now. And ma

  4. Episode · Jul 24, 2026

    77. What if work gave more than it took? (opens the original)

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    The shit we need to talk about this week: your company would rather fund your therapy than fix your job. I sat down with leadership coach, culture architect, and people strategist, Shenelle Brooks (she/her), to unpack why workplace wellness programs, self-care initiatives, and mental health resources can only go so far when the systems themselves aren't designed to support people. We talk about burnout, grind culture, psychological safety, leadership, boundaries, communication, and what it actua

  5. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    76. Hot summer, heated times: holding the fire and moving through intensity without being consumed (opens the original)

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    The shit we need to talk about this week: we get to be angry, heated, intense, and alllll the fiery things based on all the fuckery we’re witnessing—but we cannot let it consume us. In this episode, we’re talking about heat in all its forms: the literal heat of summer, the emotional heat we carry when we’re witnessing ongoing harm and injustice, and the collective intensity of living through these deeply unsettling times. Because let’s be real, there is a lot to process, a lot to feel, and a lot

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