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The consequences of racism can be found in our bodies - in skin and sinew, in bone and blood. In this groundbreaking, inspiring work, therapist Resmaa Menakem examines the damage, the physical consequences of discrimination, from the perspective of body-centred psychology. He argues that until we learn to heal and overcome the generational anguish of white supremacy, we will all continue to bear its scars. My Grandmother's Hands is an extraordinary call to action for all of us to recognise that racism affects not only the mind, but also the body.

Join host Cinnamon Bankey and Rebecca Balog as they discuss strengthening the voice and vision of Native peoples. Their approach to this mission involves grassroots organizing within communities and restoring the leadership of Native women. Join them as they address domestic and sexual violence relating to Native American and Alaska Native women.

Wouldn't it be nice to feel hope again? Future Mending Radio profiles people, organizations and businesses that are hard at work building a better future. Plus we pack in a side-dish of wellness. Discover alternatives that are cheaper, healthier and better for the environment in a cozy and relaxing atmosphere. Clothing swaps, farmers markets, pay-it-forward pricing, repair cafes, chocolate and more. Future Mending happens when we meet our daily needs in a way that saves money, increases our wellbeing, fights climate change and advances social change. We'll seek out alternatives, and then ...

Life throws darkness but Mending Lives ignites the light within. Listen to people willing to share their real-life stories of coping with significant loss. Through inspiring conversations and a touch of spirituality, we explore themes of resilience, adversity and grief.

On Mending The Muse, Joseph Dugan interviews musicians, artists and more whose practices and traditions connect them to nature.

Mending Fences is a podcast about dispute resolution and effective ways to communicate and live across differences. Hosts Patrice Brymner and Jennifer Hawthorne are both family mediators and collaborative law attorneys, but their conversations go well beyond family law. They explore the personal, interpersonal, legal, and cultural impact of conflict. Intro/outro: "North Oakland Extasy," by Squadda B

In May of 2020, the citizens of Richmond, Virginia took to the streets to protest racial inequality, police brutality and the monuments to confederate generals that line on our historical streets and city parks. As a result, African American artist and community activist, Hamilton Glass, chose to create a public art project that brought together artists from different cultural backgrounds to create murals that start conversation and heal the divides between us. That project is called Mending Walls. Host Hamilton Glass sits down with the artist pairings as they discuss their mural vision, their...

Welcome to the Mending Bridgez Podcast. The podcast where different generations discuss topics from their perspective. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mending-bridgez/support

’Blending & Mending’, is a support platform created to have bold and courageous conversations about all things divorce, parenting relationship, self-discovery & blended family life. Let’s be vulnerable and courageously grow together as we figure out this little thing called ’life’.