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91: How We Become Fluent In Radical Communal Care with Oumou Sylla (opens the original)
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Emily sits down with N. Oumou Sylla — creator of “Radical Mental Health First Aid”, an anti-carceral, consent-centered approach to responding to mental health crisis — to explore what it looks like when an entire community becomes fluent in care. Moving away from the concept of “communal care” and into the practical, we explore real-life scenarios and challenges that can come up. If you long for a culture where care isn’t something you have to pay for, schedule, or outsource, this is an episode
90: How We Break Free From The Perfect Mother Myth with Dr. Sophie Brock (opens the original)
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Emily sits down with Dr. Sophie Brock to unpack the deep social forces that shape motherhood, getting to the root of why so many mothers today experience "mom guilt", "feeling trapped", and "undervalued" in their motherhood identity. Sophie shares some of the key frameworks that shape her motherhood studies work, in an offering to understand and ultimately liberate mothers from the ways in which society and culture are limiting their experience. This is a powerful conversation for mothers to lis
89: How We Build Disaster-Resilient Communities with Kailea Loften and Summer Starr (opens the original)
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How do we as caregivers “prepare” for the polycrisis we find ourselves in today? In this conversation, Emily Race-Newmark sits down with Kailea Loften (co-author, Compassion in Crisis: Building Disaster Resilient Communities) and Summer Starr (educator, advocate, and contributor to the book) to explore what it looks like to meet the polycrisis — while moving beyond individualistic "prepper" culture and reorienting instead toward community, contentment, and sovereignty as the foundation for true
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