Welcome! Have a listen to these potent interviews from the live broadcast of my bi-monthly Call to Sacred Activism & more. These recordings are freely available to you.
This conversation with Ms. Andréa Ranae Johnson was a timely and needed one, especially as we turn the corner into 2019. We talk about what it means to be in "radical service" and the inner-tension & conflict some are holding onto, in relation to the injustices showing up in our industry and in our society at-large.
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Tune in deeply as Native American activist Sunny Redbear talks about the prevalent yet often ignored and sidelined issue of the missing and murdered indigenous women. And how and why it is incumbent upon us, as womxn leaders to center and advocate for this issue. And make sure to listen to the end, as Sunny leaves us breathless with a spoken word piece.
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Lena West brings her A game into this very necessary conversation about the toxic business practices prevalent in our online entrepreneurial spaces today. She also speaks to how it is this often white-washed online landscape negatively impacts people of color and those in the margins. Lena also hones in on how it is we can begin to shift these harmful ways and self-preserve & preserve each other going forward. [please excuse the techie issues... Mercury retrograde decided to stop by! ;)]
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This was a deeply instructional & riveting deep dive into what Shanda Catrice calls the core wound and the very necessary work of unraveling and identifying the ways this trauma manifests in our day-to-day. Listen deeper as Shanda so compassionately shares her wisdom around healing the "mother wound."
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Anjali Nath dives deep into the the very necessary work of unlearning and decolonizing our processes and our sexuality as women leaders. From consent, shame, victimization, and healing sex, we explore the truthfulness required to counter the current toxic rhetoric in our culture & in our entrepreneurial spaces.
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I interview Ms. Anuradha Kowtha as she breaks down the ways cultural appropriation shows up online, and how it is our Eastern, African & Native practices & traditional ways are being co-opted by the dominant race in spiritual entrepreneurship. We also discuss how it is we can begin to course-correct it and heal the trauma many BIPOC experience in our online spaces. Have a listen and find out how you can become a part of the solution.
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In this week's Call to Sacred Activism, I interview award winning singer-songwriter and playwright Monique DeBose on her much-talked-about one-woman show, "Mulatto Math." We discuss all things race, and navigate some hard to broach topics and where we are in the landscape around "Race Consciousness in America."
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In this potent conversation, Anjali Nath unravels a lot of the oppressive ways entrepreneurship is being peddled and how it is we can begin to unravel and address some of the ways to decolonize our enterprising efforts, so that we are not continuing to perpetuate the very oppressive system we are being sold. She talks about the Law of Attraction, colonialism, the every day hustle, supporting Native folk, and the things that keep us distracted from supporting our own liberation and others. And so much more!
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In this interview, Shereen Pasha shares her entrepreneurial journey & the pivotal moment that inspired her true soul path. Shereen also talks about the core values of Islam, and how it contributes to spiritual entrepreneurship today.
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Listen in as I interview the co-founders of grassroots org, Women of Color in Solidarity. They unpack what "solidarity" truly means, and the incredible work they are doing to help heal trauma by bringing WOC together into safe spaces. Learn about their upcoming workshops & conference, and ways you can lend your support.
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In this live broadcast, I interview Abigail Rose Clarke, about her program: "The Skeleton Key: Dismantle," an offering she says is for "white cis-women to begin to dismantle the white supremacy we carry in our own bones." We also address how white supremacy permeates into our everyday lives, and how it is we can begin to address it within our communities, families, and foremost within our own selves. Have a listen. |
We get to the elephant in the room in this week's interview with Rachael Rice, where we address the often unspoken issues around exclusion & appropriation within the spiritual & women's entrepreneurship communities. We also discuss the need for more diversity in leadership & collaboration within the entrepreneurial world.
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Being interviewed on a podcast is a fast-track approach to draw in your audience, bring awareness to your message, product or service. It is also a great precursor to landing a speaking engagement. Listen to this tele-class to receive the 7 quick & easy steps to get booked for a podcast interview.
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In this recorded tele-class, I share 7 specific steps that will help position you & your message for the TEDx Stage. Grab your pen & journal & come prepared to have a strategy & action plan to get you up on that stage.
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In this recording, you will learn how to create & lead your very own women's circle in your community. Women's circles are a powerful way to take a leadership role, offer support & guidance to the sisterhood, while simultaneously sharing your soul work & growing your business.
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On this Call to Sacred Activism, I share 6 specific tips you can use right away, to get the attention of organizers & curators who are assigned to book speaking events. Use this step-by-step process to get your first speaking gig!
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"As women, we must speak out, speak up, say no to our inheritance of loss & yes to a future of women-led dialogue about women's rights & value ."
Zainab Salbi