Radically Alive Women
Conversations with courageous women that are taking a stand for radical aliveness. These are leaders inside out.We are broadcasting from and beyond the edge of patriarchy, mapping the way to a next culture of initiated adult women and men collaborating.
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- Sep 22, 2026
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RAW Voices: Sheela Na Gig by Debra Hall (opens the original)
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RAW Voices is a format in which authors read aloud their own text. No commentary, no interpretation. Let it land in your body.
RAW Voices: Moon Time (Debra Hall) (opens the original)
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RAW Voices brings you the voice and words of a woman author.
Consumer Liberation: An Elder's Case for Trees, Tap Dancing, and Leaving Patriarchy Behind (opens the original)
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This is a conversation between Julia Neumann and Iona Conner on elderhood, love for the Earth, environmental activism, and a life lived fully from the inside out.
Encore: Radical Healing as a Consciousness Shift Issue for Humanity - Clare Dubois, with Julia Neumann (opens the original)
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We are revisiting a conversation of 2024 with Care Dubois that many of you told us stayed with them. This interview is worth revisiting several times — because it touches upon universal themes in which you will be able to recognize yourself. Now, almost two years on, we believe it is safe to say that Clare was right: The times are even edgier than they were at the time of this conversation.
From Safety to Freedom: Lindsey Lockett — Mystery Guest #2 (opens the original)
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A conversation between Lindsey Lockett and Julia Neumann.
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