HeyJaredThe Clarity Shift
The Clarity Shift is an unfiltered, unedited podcast for creatives, service providers, and purpose-driven professionals navigating career chaos, building meaningful work, and wanting income sovereignty and sustainability. raquelsands.substack.com
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The Last: What a Year of Building Resilience Actually Looked Like (opens the original)
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The word edge comes from Old English, and it carries two meanings folded into one: the cutting side of a blade, and a point — a tip, a limit, a place where something ends. I find that distinction worth sitting with longer than we usually do. An edge is both a tool and a boundary. It’s the thing that can sever, and it’s also the place where something simply stops. We use the word constantly without touching either of its original meanings — I’m at the edge of something ; this is an edge for me to
Season 3 EP 6 Appropriation, Ethics, and the Cacao Lineage: What It Means to Tend to Something With Integrity (opens the original)
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Hello, hello — and welcome back to The Cacao Series. This corner of my larger podcast is where I sit with the cacao plant — its medicine, its history, its agriculture, its sociology, its ancestry, and my own. It’s where I talk about what makes my cacao blends different (emphasis on blends, because I don’t grow cacao, I don’t own a farm, and I don’t pay farmers in the global South directly). I do my best to ethically source from Mexico, Ecuador, Peru, and Guatemala — and one day, I hope to collab
The Penultimate: Beginning of the End and the Cost of Definition (opens the original)
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The word edge comes from Old English, and it carries two meanings folded into one: the cutting side of a blade, and a point — a tip, a limit, a place where something ends. I find that distinction worth sitting with longer than we usually do. An edge is both a tool and a boundary. It’s the thing that can sever, and it’s also the place where something simply stops. We use the word constantly without touching either of its original meanings — I’m at the edge of something ; this is an edge for me to
Season 3 episode 5: What Culture Actually Means — And Why It Changes Everything (opens the original)
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This episode, we’re going somewhere I’ve been wanting to go for a while. We’re going deep into culture — what it actually means, where the word comes from, how it has been used and misused and weaponized and reclaimed. And then, inevitably, we’re going somewhere personal: my own culture, my own mosaic, and what it means to be first-generation born in the United States with a whole lot of layered, tangled, beautiful, complicated inheritance. Start at the Root: What Does “Culture” Actually Mean? T
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