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The podcast aims to explore wisdom from both inside and outside perspectives. In this engaging podcast, hosts Alexa Grae and Maya Shewnarain explore themes of creativity, storytelling, and the wisdom passed down through generations.
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- Aug 6, 2026
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Visitor visiting (opens the original)
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In this episode, Maya and Alexa explore the themes of visiting, travel, and the fluidity of seriousness and un-seriousness in life. They share personal stories, reflections on relationships, and insights into how being a visitor shapes our experience of home and self.
Mental health picnic 3 (opens the original)
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summary Maya and Alexa explore the metaphors of yard and house to discuss boundaries, self-awareness, community, and collective care amidst environmental and societal challenges. They share personal insights and cultural reflections on how to navigate and care for oneself and others in a complex world.
Practicing practices (opens the original)
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In this episode Maya and Alexa explore the transformative power of creative practices, meditation, and self-awareness. They share personal insights on cycles, embodiment, and the importance of listening to oneself in the journey of art and life.
Back at PRIDE (opens the original)
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Maya and Alexa share their experiences from Pride celebrations, emphasizing community, self-expression, and the importance of authenticity. They reflect on the joy, challenges, and the collective energy that fuels their continued connection.
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