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Collective Recovery from all of the -isms through community, creativity, and celebration (T3T) and Chronic Illness (Chronic Moxie)
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Stillness, Love, and Care w/ Ed Bacon (opens the original)
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In this episode, Ed shares on his book Eight Habits of Love, and his own experience with community, stillness, and the Divine Energy that is constantly creating and transforming us. The conversation moves through Ed’s personal story, the influence of Thomas Merton and the twelve steps in understanding God, and the importance of self-discovery and living true to oneself. Ed and Maggie explore the interconnectedness of all creation (exemplified by the Pando Quaking Aspen) and dig into his unique p
Reunions, Belonging & Being True to Yourself (opens the original)
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Maggie and Nick sit down fresh off a road trip to Macon, Georgia for Maggie’s 30-year reunion with the Bleckley County High School class of ‘96 (the school she attended fifth through ninth grade before moving to Florida). What starts as a debrief of a busy weekend turns into a real conversation about community, accessibility, small-town life, and the difference between fitting in and belonging.Subscribe nowLinks & mentionsHuge shout-out to c/o 96, to all who were at the reunion, those
Rosie Days and Do Nothing Clubs (opens the original)
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The following is an excerpt from The 3 Things: A Practical Path to Collective RecoveryGrandmama would make lists for everything, solving all the world’s problems from her recliner. She was a writer; she contributed to a column called “Of Shoes and Ships” in our town’s weekly paper for years and years. She threw elaborate parties with handcrafted favors. I absolutely loved hearing her tell stories and visiting her antique store, pretending I was in another time. Before my time, Mama says she was
Storytelling, Service, and Being Scary with Jamie Lou (opens the original)
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Content note: This episode contains references to postpartum depression and suicide. Please take care of yourself as you listen.About This EpisodeJamie Lou , scrappy storyteller, developmental editor, ghostwriter, filmmaker, and choir mom, sits down with Maggie for a wide-ranging conversation about the courage it takes to tell your story, the revolutionary power of whimsy in hard times, and what it means to be of service in a world that needs it badly. They talk creative process, vulnerability,
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