The Wild Woman with Sarah Diop
The Wild Woman with Sarah Diop is a soulful, intuitive podcast for women who are ready to live more truthfully, creatively, and embodied.Hosted by writer and guide Sarah Diop, this podcast explores the journey of becoming, through storytelling, ritual, feminine wisdom, and…
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The Wild Woman with Tamarack Verrall (opens the original)
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"I find joy in women finding freedom." In this Wild Woman Spotlight episode, Sarah sits down with Tamarack Verrall, a lifelong activist who has been part of the women's movement in Canada since the 1960s. She has led women's circles across the country, worked with the Elizabeth Fry Society in the Prison for Women, and found a global sisterhood through World Pulse. In this episode, Sarah and Tamarack discuss: Tamarack's journey into the women's movement in the 1960s: starting with a fight to beco
Episode 10: The Autumn Reset & September Touchstone (opens the original)
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"Fall doesn't have to mean losing everything we loved about summer. It can mean choosing what we want to keep." Welcome back, wild women. After a summer of rest, play, and being with family, Sarah returns feeling refreshed and ready to ease into this new season with you. In this September touchstone episode, Sarah guides you through: Transitioning from the spontaneity of summer to the structure of fall Reflecting on what you want to carry forward – what goals, passions, and community you want to
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