In today's episode, I engage in a thought-provoking conversation with our special guest, Mushim Patricia Ikeda. Mushim is an internationally renowned secular mindfulness and Buddhist teacher who primarily works with justice activists and meditation practitioners who are black, indigenous, and people of color. Mushim's work focuses on spiritual leadership in community and sustainability. Join us as we explore the importance of relationships and open-mindedness, the challenges of holding multiple truths, and the crucial role of personal growth and reflection in combating oppressive behaviors. Get ready for an inspiring and enlightening conversation with Mushim Patricia Ikeda.

In this episode, we have the privilege of speaking with Srilatha Batliwala, a feminist activist, scholar, and trainer based in Bangalore. With over two decades of experience in grassroots movement building with marginalized women in India, Srilatha brings a wealth of knowledge and insights to our conversation. She challenges the traditional patriarchal model of leadership and proposes a different approach that centers around shared visions of social justice and equality.

The incredible Kerri Kelly joins us for an in-depth conversation on somatics, embodied transformation, and the importance of deep reckoning and personal growth.

In this episode, Judith LeBlanc, the Executive Director of Native Organizers Alliance, joins us to discuss strategies and tactics for deep transformation.