Conversations in the Park

In this final (bonus) episode of ‘An Interlude Between Seasons', Tash shares a live chapter reading from her book The Patriarchy Illusion: A Down-to-Earth Guide to Spiritual Feminism. You can read (more of) Tash's book at www.tashhildebrandlockie.com/book. And explore more of Tash's work at www.tashhildebrandlockie.com. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

In this third episode of ‘An Interlude Between Seasons', Tash shares on what it means to her to be a spiritual feminist and why it's so important to her. From the importance of connection to sitting in women's circles to revaluing her feminine gifts, Tash shares her intuitive journey of writing her book - and uncovering her own internalised patriarchy along the way. Read Tash's book ‘The Patriarchy Illusion: A Down-To-Earth Guide to Spiritual Feminism' at www.tashhildebrandlockie.com/book. And explore more of Tash's work at www.tashhildebrandlockie.com. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

This is the grand finale poem of Karla's Spoken Word debut “Not My Country”. This poem speaks to the way nature calls us home, in a time of human destruction and devastation. A powerful reminder of just how held we are by the natural world. Hear her collection of poetry Not My Country at https://soundcloud.com/young_shaman/sets/not-my-country. And explore more of Karla's work at www.youngshamanfoundation.com. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

In this episode Karla shares her journey with healing and Shamanism, revealing how this fuels her passion for advocacy and action in the world. You will hear her story of traveling into the desert and walking with an elder, and how this has been foundational for all of her work in 2021, including her creative endeavours with Spoken Word. Hear Karla's collection of poetry Not My Country at https://soundcloud.com/young_shaman/sets/not-my-country. And explore more of Karla's work at www.youngshamanfoundation.com. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

Happy new moon! Curl up, get cosy and take a little journey into your womb space and beyond. Explore more of Meg's work at meguro.com.au. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

In this first episode of ‘An Interlude Between Seasons', we hear some of Meg's story and journey with creativity. From her background as an art director and writer, to her curiosity with our inner creative landscapes and how they translate to the outside world. We unpack the question ‘what is a creative?' and dive into how creativity relates to the menstrual cycle. Explore more of Meg's work at meguro.com.au. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

With spring on the way, Karla heading into the desert, Tash immersed in her life & feminine coaching studies, and Meg diving into a few juicy creative projects of her own, we felt like it was a good time to pause and reflect… and wrap up season one. So to close, we've included a few funny tech fails and behind-the-scenes moments captured throughout the season… We hope you enjoy! Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

Our series on Womb Mysteries comes to a close with this mini episode. Here, Meg shares her knowledge on the four phases of our monthly cycle, with Karla and Tash in listening mode. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

We just couldn't get enough of this conversation, so here's a little more—about the seasons in our monthly cycle and how it relates to masculine and feminine energies. Meg also shares about her DIY dance ceremony. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

Karla guided us in this beautiful meditation just before we recorded our Womb Mysteries conversations, and it was so powerful we wanted to share it. You might like to use it to drop into your body before listening to our podcast, or to take a moment's break in your day. If it's more relevant for you, we invite you to connect to your sacral chakra rather than ‘womb'. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

A few weeks ago, we shared the first part of this ongoing conversation about womb connection — exploring the relationship between nature, human and womb. We continue here, speaking into our personal experiences around menstrual shame and how we can reclaim our body's natural rhythms as something sacred to celebrate. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

This episode was recorded on the day of the winter solstice, a new moon and a lunar eclipse, so it was always going to be a powerful one! We delve into the sacred topic of womb connection – with new and full moons, our cycles, the spaces around us, and with the elements of water and flow. We also take a side journey into the fascinating communication of plants, trees and the land – exploring the connection of nature, human and womb… Meg credits her womb knowledge in this episode to Yana Fay Dzedze and her program Deep Inner Knowing. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

In this episode, we remember and learn with awe and wonderment the amazing intelligence of the body: to support, move, communicate, hold, survive and heal… Content warning: this episode contains discussions about developmental trauma, healing and the health of our nervous system, which may be inadvertently triggering for some listeners. We also apologise for the audio interference in some sections of the recording due to Karla's remote location out bush. Tash credits her knowledge of nervous system health and regulation in this episode to Irene Lyon and her program SmartBody SmartMind. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

This episode was recorded on the very day this podcast was officially launched into the world, and we take the opportunity to celebrate! Meg starts by sharing about the creative cycle and how it relates to the female anatomy. We then meander into exploring other aspects of what creativity means to us—discussing things like feminine vs masculine ways of working, productivity vs creativity, the anxiety vs the joy of ignoring our to-do lists, and the wonderful (expanded) beauty of life. A note for listeners: we apologise for the audio interference in some sections of the recording due to Karla's remote location out bush. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

In this bonus episode, Tash shares about her new devotional space dedicated to the Divine Feminine, and Karla and Meg share their experiences of nature as sacred. Side note: Tash has since learned after recording this episode that a thousand years is in fact... a millennia! Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

In this episode, we go on a deep dive into dream symbology, inner wisdom, shamanic healing and listening to the guidance of our elders. A note for listeners: we apologise for some audio interference when Karla started talking about listening ~ we're putting it down to spiritual interference and a message of encouragement for deep listening. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

This recording is a brief explanation of why we're not releasing an episode this week, as right now we would like to use our time to listen. Black lives matter.

In this episode, we chat about all things dreams! Shamanic interpretations of them, new moons, dreaming new worlds into being, manifesting and following our intuition. All that juicy goodness. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

In this bonus episode, we discuss whether Meg should grow out her armpit hair and consider its special, hidden powers... Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

Welcome to our second episode where we talk about ceremony, dancing and being with nature as a way to stay connected with our primal body and our spiritual knowing. We also plot a park dancing revolution. Stay connected with us and find resources from our episodes at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

Welcome to our first ever episode! This was recorded in the early stages of the coronavirus shutdown and uncertainty, when we spoke about the pandemic from some more alternative and spiritual points of view. We hope you enjoy! Stay connected with us and dive deeper at www.conversationsinthepark.com.

Welcome to our podcast! In this intro, we share the story of how this podcast came to be and how it was born. We also take a moment to reflect on and share our own personal whys for creating this podcast. Stay connected with us and dive deeper at www.conversationsinthepark.com.