Podcasts about Amisha

Sarah Cottrell talks with Amisha DeYoung-Dominguez, a former lawyer who transitioned into public service, on this episode of The Former Lawyer Podcast.Amisha, now a congressional staffer, shares her winding journey through law school, legal aid, and government work—ultimately realizing that practicing law wasn't the right fit. Her story highlights the struggle many lawyers face, the pressure to stay in the profession despite clear signs it isn't working. Through The Former Lawyer Collab, Amisha found the clarity and support she needed to make the leap into a fulfilling new career.See show notes at formerlawyer.com/258

How do we find our way in the long dark?   In this episode, Amisha, Mary, and Lies engage in a heartfelt conversation about personal journeys, dreams, and the importance of resilience in the face of uncertainty. One of the themes that come up in this episode is about sharing your voice, allowing your truth to ripple out and inspire others. Together they reflect on past podcast episodes, highlighting the wisdom shared by our amazing guests, and conclude with insights on intuition and personal practices for reconnecting with oneself. In this conversation, the All That We Are team explores the themes of creativity, intuition, and compassion. They discuss how cooking reflects emotional states, the evolving nature of intuition, and the importance of navigating life's gray areas with openness and flexibility. The conversation emphasizes the need for compassion in personal growth and the significance of creating with love, while also encouraging you to embrace silence and breathe amidst the chaos of these times. We explore: :: How to keep our visions alive in a constantly evolving world :: How honouring all that we are encourages embracing the wisdom of diverse voices :: How embracing death and rebirth cycles helps us expand and meet the moment fully :: What happens when we learn to fully accept and be with what is :: How it's not about what's interesting to say but about saying what truly matters :: How releasing judgement and fear creates space for authenticity and connection :: Why fierceness allows us to embody our truth without fear We hope that this conversation gives you space to contemplate, integrate and embody what you hear. Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org  

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As high school basketball season tips off, Amisha, Arshia and Ashna Ramlall have the eyes of fans, coaches and college recruiters alike. One sister already has committed to the Gophers and the other two have Division I offers. The Ramlall sisters joined MPR News host Nina Moini in-studio for a conversation.

Welcome to the CanadianSME Small Business Podcast! In today's episode, we're focusing on a critical aspect of small business operations—cybersecurity. As cyber threats evolve, protecting sensitive data and maintaining secure digital environments has become essential for every entrepreneur. We're excited to have Amisha Parikh with us today! As the Vice President of Security Solutions at Mastercard, Amisha brings a wealth of knowledge on how small businesses can enhance their cybersecurity strategies and protect their operations against rising cyber risks.Key Highlights:

What is the true cost of our numbness, and how can we alchemize it into deep, loving intimacy?     This conversation with Dr. Jaiya John is a balm, for tender times, tender hearts - a remembrance of how to touch tenderly, inwardly and outwardly. Dr. Jaiya John, born as an orphan on the sacred lands of the Ancient Puebloans in New Mexico's high desert, walks the world as a freedom worker, poet, author, teacher, and speaker, revered across continents. In this tender episode, Amisha and Dr. Jaiya weave a story of human connection—layered with vulnerability, healing, and the soft light of hope. Together, they lean into our collective longing for liberation from oppression, the raw courage needed to meet grief and emotional pain, and a soul-deep inquiry into how technology shapes intimacy in a world that often feels so far apart. We hope this episode invites you into deeper layers of tenderness and presence.   Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

On this episode of RNT Fitness Radio I'm joined by long-term RNTer Amisha Patel, who comes onto the podcast for the second time after appearing on episode 205 way back in May 2021 a few months after her first photoshoot. 3.5 years later she talks about how much she's levelled up in every aspect of life: from her career, to her mental health, to her physical strength. Having started by lifting only 20kg, she's now hip thrusting 170kg, deadlifting 100kg, and is a great example of what's possible when you go all in on strength training. Hearing stories of RNTers keeping the weight off by following the five-phase process is what this is all about, so if you want to see what's possible when you commit to the long-term journey, Amisha's story is amazing.   Next steps:  1) Apply for 1-1 coaching: https://www.rntfitness.co.uk/pro/   2) Take our quiz to see if you're ready for a transformation: http://www.rntfitness.co.uk/transform   3) Get our free book shipped to your door: https://bit.ly/tybtylform   4) Try our free 28 day fat loss accelerator: https://www.rntfitness.co.uk/transformation-accelerator  5) Optimum Nutrition: RNT20 for 20% off Connect with RNT Fitness:  Website  Facebook  Instagram  YouTube  Email  Connect with Akash:  Facebook  Instagram  LinkedIn 

In today's episode, Jessie welcomes her friend and colleague, Amisha Lindsey, to talk about her inspiring story of the work she's done - particularly in the last year - to build her fitness coaching business and change her life. Can you believe that, just a year ago, Amisha was working as a teacher full-time while raising a family, nurturing her marriage, AND building her business on the side? In this episode, she shares that, with the help of The Coach Collective, she has reached milestones that she wouldn't expect to have reached in 4 years (let alone 1), and so much more.- - - - - - - - -If you liked this episode of To Birth and Beyond, tell your friends! Find us on iTunes and Spotify to rate/review/subscribe to the show.Want more? Visit www.ToBirthAndBeyond.com, join our Facebook group (To Birth and Beyond Podcast), and follow us on Instagram @tobirthandbeyondpodcast! Thanks for listening and joining the conversation!Resources and References GET ON THE WAITLIST - Jessie's 6-month business mentorship program: The Coach Collectivehttps://amishalindsey.com/Show Notes 0:55 - The waitlist for Jessie's 6-month business mentorship program is now LIVE!3:07 - Jessie introduces today's special guest: Amisha Lindsey3:54 - How Amisha and Jessie found one another5:27 - Amisha shares where she was in her fitness coaching business, and what thoughts went through her head as she found, and considered working with, Jessie11:58 - Amisha details the specific goals she had for herself to reach by spring 2024 regarding her working life, and how Coach Collective factored into meeting those goals19:40 - On the clarity and alignment of values between practitioner and client22:28 - Amisha recalls what she has done in her business over the last year, and how she's been growing it24:21 - Amisha shares how the work and experience inside of The Coach Collective have felt like to her28:40 - Amisha shares her message for folks who are thinking of joining the 2025 cohort, but might be on the fence or nervous30:32 - Episode wrap up

This episode is a very special one. A pure and raw sharing by the fire behind ‘All that we are', Amisha Tala Oak. A sacred ritual, a ceremony where she lets her heart speak and where words come from a very deep place inside of her. This episode called ‘Tending to the hearth in a world ablaze // the language of ritual, ceremony and intuition' takes us on a journey. It's a remembrance to listen to our heart and inner fire while not losing courage and hope amidst the chaos. "We ​must ​create ​beauty ​in ​the ​mess." Amisha Tala Oak   Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

In this Cyber Security Awareness Month special episode of Nighttime, we explore the growing threat of cybercrime in Canada. Joined by Amisha Parikh, Vice President of Security Solutions at Mastercard, and Detective David Coffey from the Toronto Police Services Financial Crimes Unit, we delve into the latest cybercrime trends, their impact on individuals and small businesses, and real-world Canadian cases making headlines. This episode offers valuable insights into how Canadians can safeguard themselves in an increasingly digital world. Links: make a case suggestion: https://www.nighttimepodcast.com/contact Provide feedback and comments on the episode: nighttimepodcast.com/contact Subscribe to the show: https://www.nighttimepodcast.com/subscribe Musical Theme: Noir Toyko by Monty Datta Contact: Website: https://www.nighttimepodcast.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/NightTimePod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NightTimePod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nighttimepod Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/nighttimepodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is intuition the key to flourishing a better culture? In this special episode Amisha Tala Oak and Annegret Affolderbach celebrate the end of a chapter of co-creation of this podcast as Annegret is leaving to pursue new creative paths and 'all that we are' takes fresh directions. They share how they have witnessed each others creative growth for the past 15 years and how they have shaped lives, nurtured new cultures and communities guided by their visions and intuition. We explore :: creative and artistic practices attuned with visions, intuition and generosity :: transformative cultural change :: daydreaming :: podcasting  :: the positive power of technology :: tending to our nervous system :: all that we are's new pathways including the re-imagining of Presence Collective Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

Amisha went to Canada for hospitality management and spent 13 years before moving to India and currently living in Ahmedabad. She got married 10 years ago and her husband is not at all interested in returning to India. Amisha talks about her background, what made her go abroad, and struggles in Canada as a student. She also talks about how they plan to move out of Canada, how they end up moving to India and how his spouse changed his mind. She also talks about planning the move, career planning, cost of living, opportunities for non-IT, cons of living in India and advice for future aspirants.

This week's episode features an archival interview with Amisha Ghadiali, founder of a conscious jewelry brand, speaker, author, and facilitator. Her podcast, All That We Are (formerly known as The Future is Beautiful), explores the intersections of activism, the sacred, creativity, and regeneration—spaces where our inner and outer worlds dance. From healing trauma to connecting with nature, embracing new technologies, and rediscovering ancient wisdom, the aim is to move beyond silos into an integrated way of being. Here Amisha and Christopher delve into the true meaning of being a yogi, exploring the inner dimensions of yoga and tantra beyond common interpretations. They discuss how authentic yogic practices involve deep internal cultivation rather than merely physical postures, aiming for a state of unified awareness and self-mastery. The conversation also touches on how yoga and tantra intersect with everyday life, including politics and activism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amisha Gurbani is the Bay Area-based culinary creative behind @thejamlab and author of the “Mumbai Modern” cookbook. On today's episode, host Jessie Sheehan chats with Amisha about her upbringing in Mumbai, kitchen memories with her mother, and how she combines Indian and Californian flavors to add depth to her recipes. They also dive into Amisha's recipe for Chocolate & Almond Praline Ice Cream Sandwiches and get all her tips and tricks for making this perfect summertime treat.Thank you to Nonino and California Prunes for supporting our show. Click here for Amisha's recipe so you can bake along.Order our print magazine, get show transcripts, subscribe to our newsletter, and get event details & tickets. Hosted by Jessie SheehanProduced by Kerry Diamond, Catherine Baker, and Elizabeth VogtEdited by Jenna SadhuContent & Partnerships Manager Londyn CrenshawRecorded at CityVox StudiosMore on Amisha: Instagram, "Mumbai Modern" cookbook, websiteMore on Jessie: Instagram, “Salty, Cheesy, Herby, Crispy Snackable Bakes” cookbookShe's My Cherry Pie is a production of The Cherry Bombe Podcast Network.

How can we become catalysts for change? In this special episode entitled ‘The Butterfly Effect' Amisha gathers with Ebyän Zanini, Jimena Paratcha, Darren Le Baron and Nathaniel Dunn during Noisily Festival to share insights and ideas around the theme ‘We Are Change'. We explore :: duality as a form of balance for change :: interconnectedness and unity with each other and the more-than-human-world :: rites of passages :: plant allies and the power of psychedelics  :: forming intentions for change Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org    

How do we create planetary scale transformation on a local level? In this live episode entitled ‘Future Visions' Amisha gathered with Helena Norberg-Hodge, Anthea Lawson and Jae Spencer-Keyse to explore how we can create a collective vision that is aligned with what the majority of humanity is yearning for and that can forge transformation from a local level to a global level. We explore :: our relationship with the more than human world :: diversity :: economic literacy :: localised food economies :: parenting :: radical and meaningful education :: sacred and big picture activism Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org    

How do we reclaim our intuition and make better decisions for ourselves and the collective? In this special episode entitled 'The Path Of Beauty' Jasmine Louella Paprika talks with Amisha Ghadiali, our podcast host. Amisha reveals her journey of creating this podcast, her book “Intuition” and her new offering 'Reclaim Your Intuition', a live online journey that emerged from it. This journey brings us into a powerful relationship with our intuition through an immersion of weekly calls, games, rituals and more. They explore :: podcasting off the mainstream :: Reclaim Your Intuition course :: experiential and somatic learning :: networks of belonging :: astral journeys :: interbeingness Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org  

How do we remember and cultivate our shared humanity? In this special episode entitled 'Collective Care' we gather in a circle with Sally Zlotowitz, Vanessa Englert and Chris to explore remembering our shared humanity. This circle was hosted by Amisha during our Remembering Retreat in the Forest Of Dean; an invitation for us to come together in community to unveil collective wisdom. We explore :: collective care :: community building :: diverse ways of how we can build a better world :: activism and burn out :: kindness vs cancel culture Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

How do we tend our personal and collective grief? In this episode entitled 'Networks Of Care' Amisha talks with Camille Sapara Barton, a writer, artist and somatic practitioner, dedicated to creating networks of care and livable futures. Rooted in Black Feminism, ecology and harm reduction, Camille uses creativity, alongside embodied practices, to create culture change in fields ranging from psychedelic assisted therapy to arts education. Their debut book Tending Grief: Embodied Rituals for Holding Our Sorrow and Growing Cultures of Care in Community was published in April 2024 by North Atlantic Books. We explore :: conflict resolution :: numbing and regaining sensuousness :: somatic and grief practices and spaces :: processing collective grief in peer support groups and gatherings :: trusting our innate skills and qualities to support ourselves and each other :: resilience and grief tool kits Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

How do we reclaim health for our food systems? In this special episode entitled ‘Earthly Delights' Amisha talks with Vandana Shiva on her infamous farm in India. Vandana is a world-renowned environmental thinker, activist, feminist, philosopher of science, writer and science policy advocate. She is the founder of Navdanya Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Ecology (India) and President of Navdanya International. In 1982 she founded the Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Ecology (RFSTE), an independent research institute that addresses the most significant problems of ecology of our times, and two years later, Navdanya (‘nine seeds') the movement in defense of biodiversity and small farmers. Vandana is recipient of many awards, including in 1993 the Right Livelihood Award, also known as the ‘Alternative Nobel Prize', and named among the top five “Most Important People in Asia” by AsiaWeek in 2001, she is is a prolific writer and author of numerous books and serves on the board of the International Forum on Globalisation, and member of the executive committee of the World Future Council.  We hear from Chander Shaker who is one of the core team at the farm, as well as a multitude of participants of the Earth Democracy seminars with Vandana.  We explore :: bio and culturally diverse food systems and farming :: seed libraries :: universal laws :: soil health and its impacts on our health Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org    

How do we live in intimacy with ourselves, each other and nature? In this episode entitled 'Wellsprings Of Dreams' Amisha talks with Zoë Tryon, an activist, speaker and artist known for her work with indigenous communities. She is the founder of “One of the Tribe Journeys”, a travel company offering immersive experiences with indigenous communities in the Ecuadorian Amazon and Andes. Zoë has acted as a cultural liaison between indigenous and Western leaders since 2006 whilst living and working with the Achuar, Shuar, Kichwa, Sapara and Waorani peoples across Ecuador. She has supported education, health and economic capacity building projects, advocated for environmental and constitutional rights in the Ecuadorian constitution. She is a Cultural Ambassador for the Stop Ecocide campaign and ambassador for the Sacred Headwaters Initiative. We explore :: environmental activism and reconnecting to ancestral land and practices :: indigenous led conservation, cultural preservation and wisdom in the Amazon rainforest :: indigenous practices of dreaming, healing and living in community and in harmony with Earth :: Amazonian spirituality, dreams, and plant medicine :: addictions and intimacy in the Western world :: motherhood Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org  

How do we tantalise our spiritual paths to flourish a creative, equitable and harmonious future? In this episode entitled ‘ The Art of Life' Amisha talks with Ben Vereen, an American actor, dancer and singer. Vereen gained prominence for his performances in the original Broadway productions of the musicals Jesus Christ Superstar, for which he received a Tony Award nomination, and Pippin, for which he won the 1973 Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical. Ben takes us on a sermon of insights into how our creative expression and spirituality can forge life paths. We explore :: destructive impacts of technology distractions to human connection :: the role of spirituality on our collective growth :: the power and interconnectedness of art and life :: Humans as expressions of God :: the importance of stillness :: the true meaning of abundance Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

How can our eco systems of relationship shape our collective future?  In this episode entitled ‘Nothing But Love' Amisha talks with Raio, a musician, producer, ceremonialist and DJ who's been uplifting the tribe in Bali for the last 18 years. A devotee of movement and dance as transformational practices, he plays organic-electro live dance music sets and DJ's ecstatic dance. He's the co-founder of Wakamaia School of Sacred Fun, where they share the art of Ecstatic Dance DJ'ing, sound healing, and more. Raio is also co-founder of an eco-community as well as Colibri Spirit Festival and BaliSpirit Festival. We explore :: ecstatic dance and music ceremonies as healing and transformative practices :: transformative power of kindness in resolving conflicts :: grief rituals :: AI vs Humanities unique qualities of emotional intelligence and interconnectedness :: parenting and fathering  :: human capacity to create magic  Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org    

How many times have you changed your password in the name of cybersecurity. Well new technology and biometrics could make passwords a distant memory. Amisha Parikh, VP of Product Strategy, Cyber and Intelligence Solutions at Mastercard, joins us to explain how biometrics work.   Connect with Amisha on LinkedIn.

How do we cultivate our intuition for collective change? In this special episode entitled 'An Invitation To More Aliveness' we gather with Niharika Sanyal, Léa Bourratiere, Naveen Vasudevan, Nikhil Kale, Ajay Makhija and Aurora Esmeralda to explore intuition as a guide for collective change; a way of life drawing from the wisdom of our bodies to move us into a life of discernment, simplicity, humbleness and grace. This circle hosted by Amisha is an invitation for us to come together in community to unveil collective wisdom.   We explore :: Intuition as a guide to navigate uncertain times  :: Intuition as a tool for collective liberation :: Signs and Symbols for collective growth :: Grief and Joy to counterbalance our worlds of darkness Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org  

How do we journey into our full presence and power? In this episode entitled "The Golden Path" , Amisha welcomes back Zach Bush, MD, a physician specialising in internal medicine, endocrinology and hospice care. He is an internationally recognised educator and thought leader on the microbiome as it relates to health, disease and food systems. He founded ‘Seraphic Group' and the non-profit ‘Farmer's Footprint' to develop root-cause solutions for human and ecological health. His passion for education reaches across many disciplines, including topics such as the role of soil and water ecosystems in human genomics, immunity, and gut/brain health. We explore :: rewilding our dreams and hearts as pathways for inner healing and reconnecting with nature :: recognising our wounds and sacredness as the healing medicines of our own body :: practicing spirituality, consciousness and personal growth in sovereign community :: breath work and plant medicine as tools for healing and coming into presence :: polyamory and unconditional love as baselines for future society :: sexuality and fertility :: soil based nutrition Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org  

How do we learn to live in a state of harmony and action?  In this episode entitled ‘Poetry Of Souls' Amisha talks with Deepti Tewari, a teacher at Last School, Auroville, sharing sessions on poetry, literature, culture studies, and exploring Sri Aurobindo's philosophy. The school is based upon Free Progress, an approach which is not governed by habits, conventions or preconceived ideas, but guided by the soul. Auroville, want to universal town where men and women of all countries are able to live in peace and progressive harmony above all creeds, all politics and all nationalities. The purpose is to realise human unity. We explore: :: sovereign education as a way of unlocking integrity and inner fullness as a key to growth :: harmony and beauty as the undercurrents of all of life that unlock our soul's purpose :: Auroville's as a blueprint city for peace and harmony for all humanity :: the transformative power of wisdom revealed in being present Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

How can we unfurl the authenticity of our lives? In this special episode 'Wisdom For These Times' we gather with Khrisha Ambani, Brusellas Gomez-Andersun, Zach Bush, Barnaby Maichael Andersun and Kieran Butler to explore the wisdom unleashed during troubling times that might hold the keys to living our lives guided by authenticity, joy and the creativity of nature. This circle hosted by Amisha is an invitation for us to come together in community to unveil collective wisdom. We explore:   :: the importance of leaning into community to cultivate joy and creativity as a compass for life :: forming our authentic voice through sensory experiences :: following our bliss and finding freedom in times of uncertainty and change :: nature as our mirror and guide Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org 

How do we become soul models that can lead our evolution from a place of love and authenticity? We are kicking off our new season with ‘The Essence Of Grace', a conversation with Amisha and Dr Jude Currivan, a cosmologist, planetary healer, futurist, author and Evolutionary Leaders Circle member. She is a scientist specialising in cosmology and quantum physics. Having travelled to over 80 countries and worked with traditional wisdom keepers she is a life-long researcher into the nature of reality and author of award-winning and bestselling book “The Cosmic Hologram: In-formation at the Center of Creation” and “The Story of Gaia: The Big Breath and the Evolutionary Journey of Our Conscious Planet”. She co-founded “WholeWorld-View” to serve unitive awareness, conscious evolution and transformational change in service to our collective and planetary healing. We explore :: how we may form ‘soul models' to contribute to collective awakening :: how we may live in unity and embrace our interconnectedness to heal the disease of separation and evolve into co-creative partners with Gaia :: living authentically and trusting our intuition as our superpower in this time of metamorphosis :: cosmos and the universe as a living and loving entities :: emergence of reality that embraces the convergence of the science of unity and wholeness with ancient wisdom teachings :: how to create spaces for deep connection and slowing down Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org  

This week, we share an episode that was TWO YEARS IN THE MAKING (if you count continually rescheduling episode recording sessions due to various conflicts and then forgetting about it for a year as making an episode). Phoebe interviews Amisha Poret-Peterson with the USDA-ARS on the basics of soil microbiology. We discuss the complexity and role of the soil microbiome, bulk soil vs the rhizosphere, and more! Listen to hear some very amazing things.Come to an upcoming extension meeting!Sacramento Valley San Joaquin Valley (scroll to the bottom) Mention of an agrichemical does not constitute a recommendation, merely the sharing of research findings. Always follow the label. The label is law. Find out more at ipm.ucanr.edu.The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker's own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of California. The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only. The "University of California" name and all forms and abbreviations are the property of its owner and its use does not imply endorsement of or opposition to any specific organization, product, or service.Follow us on Twitter! @SacOrchards and @SJVtandvThank you to the Almond, Pistachio, Prune, and Walnut Boards of California for their kind donations. Thank you to Muriel Gordon for the music.

I am thrilled to be joined by rockstar Communicator and Change Analyst Amisha Shah. We dig deeper into some of the unique responsibilities from various Human Resources angles. Right before we hit our record date, Amisha learned that her company was downsizing its workforce by over one thousand employees. We dive into that lifestyle change and still have time to lighten the mood chatting about personal theme music, feel-good movies, and...chores?

In this episode, we welcome Amisha Parekh de Campos, PhD, MPH, RN, CHPN to the show where she speaks on the research that she is conducting surrounding people of color in end-of-life care. Amisha speaks on the importance of incorporating race into practice to best serve our minority populations and how we can advocate for our patients of color.    About Amisha: Amisha Parekh de Campos, PhD, MPH, RN, CHPN has a joint appointment as an Assistant Clinical Professor, University of Connecticut School of Nursing, and Quality and Education Coordinator of the Middlesex Health Hospice Program, Middletown, CT. Amisha received her PhD in Nursing from the University of Connecticut (2020), and BS and MPH in Global Health from George Washington University (2001 & 2005). She received her BSN from the University of St. Joseph in 2009; additional certifications include hospice and palliative care (CHPN). Amisha started her career in public health by establishing public health clinics and training community health workers in rural areas of south India and the Dominican Republic. She led initiatives on the prevention of HIV, tuberculosis, and mosquito-borne illnesses with community, government, and private organizations. For the past ten years, Amisha has worked in hospice home care in various leadership roles, including community liaison and clinical supervisor. Currently, she manages research, quality, education, and orientation for the Hospice Homecare program, which serves approximately 150,000 people in Connecticut. In addition, Amisha is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Connecticut, School of Nursing working towards enhancing the palliative care curriculum and education among undergraduate students. She is a Robert Wood Johnson, Future of Nursing Scholar (2017-2020) and Jonas Scholar for Chronic Health (2017-2020). In 2019, Amisha received the 2019 Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation Scholarship to fund a study in advance care planning through simulation with registered nurses. She is the 2021 recipient of the Hospice and Palliative Credentialing Center Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse of the Year and recipient of the 2021 Young Investigator Award from the Connecticut Coalition to Improve End-of-Life Care. Amisha was also featured in the Journal of Hospice and Palliative Nursing. Amisha's program of research focuses on end-of-life care communication. Her dissertation focused on simulation among registered nurses in advance care planning communication. Working at a community health system, she has noticed the disparities in end-of-life care among people of color. With her public health background and working with communities, she would like to assess the barriers and facilitators to end-of-life care and provide interventions to expand EOL services to this population.      

How have we and the world changed in these past seven years? In this epsiode entitle In Reverence Of A Beautiful Future, we are celebrating 200 episodes of ‘all that we are'; our podcast that is an epic gathering of more than 200 voices of change and insight from all over the globe; powerful reminders of all that we are and can be in this future we all hold in our hearts. Amisha, our podcast host, talks with Floss Barnett-Howland taking us into the deeper layers of Amisha's journey over the past 7yrs of creating this podcast and her other offerings that have come alive. Together they hold a ritual honouring this milestone. We explore :: Amisha's journey bringing alive this podcast  :: reflections on this 7yr cycle, cycles of life and creation :: Amisha's new offering ‘Reclaim Your Intuition' :: the importance of pause, ritual and ceremony Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org    

How do we work with plant medicines in a meaningful and respectful way? In this episode Amisha talk with Emma Fitchett, a plant spirit healer, shamanic teacher and author initiated into and trained in indigenous healing and magical lineages of the British Isles and the Ecuadorian Amazon whilst being a Yew Mysteries initiate and holds the lineage of the White Serpent. This conversation illuminates how we can grow our spiritual sovereignty and balance our inner and outer worlds in co-creation with nature's medicines. It is a gift for all of those who want to explore more in relation to plant medicines, don't know how to go about it and are uncertain of what such explorations might reveal. We learn :: Emma's powerful personal journey and initiations into working with plant medicines and wisdom  :: her work with plant essences and the mysteries of nature's gifts :: how we can address root causes of our imbalances with plant medicine :: how to shift the world into balance in collaboration with nature :: how to use and how to not abuse plant medicines :: how to create sacred spaces and their importance for our healing Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

How do we cultivate a new collective global power and reverence that thrives in a balance of our spiritual, intellectual and ancient wisdom? In this episode Amisha talks with Fernanda Baraybar, a transpersonal psychologist, writer and practicing Shaman. Working with the Qero Paqo communities of The Andes in Peru, she's helping keep her ancestors' traditions alive by learning from their ancient practices. She works as a consultant for ‘Synergetic Press' and she writes for ‘Psychic Garden' whilst pursuing an MSc in Spirituality, Consciousness, and Transpersonal Psychology with the aim of creating further research on parapsychological phenomena and shamanistic psychology. We learn about :: Fernanda's life growing up in Latin America during a time of conflict and resistance :: Shamanic prophecies and practices :: the impact of our collective imprints and entanglements with different cultures and nature  :: gaining new perspectives by addressing distorted belief systems created by Westernism  :: activating codes of lineage and ancient wisdom :: the release of anger and leaning into joy and bliss Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

How can we align ourselves with the possibility and intelligence that lives inside of us? This episode is an invitation by our host Amisha Ghadiali to experience and cultivate Beautiful Leadership, a practice she has evolved over the past decade and now shares as a one-to-one mentoring programme. Amisha has been hosting ‘all that we are' fka ‘The Future Is Beautiful' podcast exploring the weave between activism, the sacred, creativity & regeneration. It's a space for deep, insightful, unedited conversations with guests, who share their unique point of view and approaches to life. Amisha has a gift of bringing people into connection with themselves, each other and the Earth. She has hosted many retreats, workshops, programmes and rituals around the world. She creates brave, tender and inclusive spaces. We learn  :: about ‘Beautiful Leadership', Amisha's one-to-one mentoring programme  :: practices that support our mind, body and soul :: about igniting the power and possibility that lives within each of us :: aligning with the intelligence of our bodies :. how to let go of conditioning and trauma to step more fully into our lives path :: about Amisha's personal journey of learning and how to grow from life experiences :: about myths of New Age spirituality Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

What insights gleaned from this lifetime can we pass on to nurture the beautiful future we are creating? In this special episode we gather with cherished members of our community to wisdom weave for our future grandchildren. Stepping into eldership, each sharing in this circle, lovingly reveals meaningful stories and insights gleaned in this lifetime inviting the grandmother and grandfather in all of us to shine a light for our future generations. Make a cup of tea, and cozy up around the fire with us for this one.  Amisha is joined by Esteban Ruseler, Isla Macleod, Jessica Ferrow, Guy Ogilvy, Hely Cameron and Barbara J Hunt.    We are encouraged to  :: reclaim beauty in the world and be guided by truth :: to understand death and heartache as nourishment for rebirth :: become good listeners and to be intentional  :: to be compassionate and humble and to allow ourselves to be :: to honour our bodies as vessels of wisdom :: make our body, our energy and our mind a safe space    Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

How do we re-awaken and re-foster our ancient love and connection with nature?  In this special live episode coming from Wilderness Festival, Amisha talks with Sam Lee, a Mercury Prize-nominated and BBC Folk Award-winning singer, conservationist and curator. With a lifelong passion for wilderness studies and nature connection, Sam is a folk music specialist dedicated to collecting, sharing and interpreting ancient oral music from Britain and Ireland. He has been instrumental as one of the new wave of young activists shaping the landscape of the folk world and roots music in the UK. With two critically acclaimed albums, Sam works holistically in challenging the very nature of our heritage music in the 21st Century. They explore  :: the magnificence and wisdom of fire and storytelling by the fire side :: nature as our playground, teacher and elder :: our estrangement from nature & how to connect with nature in times of ecological collapse :: folk song traditions and their cultural significance :: camping in wilderness and access to land Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

This week's episode of NML Interviews features a fantastic tennis writer, Amisha Savani. She is co-author of 'The People's Wimbledon' and is a contributor for Courts Magazine. In this chat, Cole and Amisha get into topics involving the structure of the tours, the atmosphere at the US Open, and much more!

How do we create moments of collective care and sanctuary in troubled times? In this episode Amisha talks with zoë laureen palmer, a multidisciplinary artist, co-creator and human ecologist working at the intersection of the arts, health and ecology. Her regenerative practice explores our relationship with the more than human world centering embodied ecologies, underrepresented narratives and knowledge through a decolonial lens. She is a gentle beekeeper and a plant medicine student cultivating an afro-futurist apothecary in response to climate breakdown. In this intimate conversation Amisha and zoë laureen unearth a flow of big questions arising from living in troubled times of system collapse and climate crisis. Together they ground us in ideas and practices that can help us nourish and flourish whilst being present to the complexities unfolding around us.  They explore  :: beekeeping as practice of collective and community care; a teacher of reciprocity, interbeingness and storytelling :: collective dissociation and creating sanctuary reclaiming shattered lives and places :: our relationship with slowing down and decolonising time as an act of collective care :: interspecies grief and finding ways of flourishing in a world that's diminishing :: how we can rekindle our intimacy with each other and the natural world, and how to open this conversation up to to the wider living world Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

How do we decolonise and reclaim the sensuous powers of our divine feminine? In this episode Amisha talks to Mallence Bart-Williams, a Sierra Leonean-German multi-facetted social entrepreneur who uses film, fashion, botanical alchemy, writing and philanthropy as forms of expression to instill balance in this world, and Shilo Shiv Suleman, an award-winning Indian artist whose work lives and breathes at the intersection of Magical Realism, Art, Technology and Social Justice. Her work is unapologetically embodied weaving together the sensual and sacred, past and future- through paintings, wearable sculptures, interactive installations and public art interventions.  Mallence and Shilo reveal the facets of their newly launched collaborative space ‘Lineage' that draws on their personal cultures and lineages. ‘Lineage' is a diverse cultural space in Ubud, Bali, containing a library, art gallery, chai and wine bar. The intention of ‘Lineage' is to be an offering for us to reimagine our futures and to bring alive practices of embodied decolonisation that reclaim ancient trade routes and our imagination, so we may reconnect with our sensuous bodies and a culture of abundance. They explore :: insights and stories revealing their personal cultural lineages and ancestral practices :: cultural appropriation and capitalisation of ancestral practices, such as yoga :: cultural regeneration and to how to reclaim our sensuous power of the divine feminine :: culture of shame & colonial laws of oppression that continue to reap hate and division in our communities  :: joy as a form of resistance & reclamation Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org    

How do we embrace our bodies as sensuous landscapes flourishing with the seasons? In this episode Amisha talks with ChaNan Bonser, a healer, teacher and creative, who's practice is catering to the highly sensitive amongst us. Her work is rooted in the cycles of the seasons and in ecological imagination practices that help us flourish resilience and robustness whilst harnessing our sensitivity as a superpower. ChaNan shares insights into her practice and the superpower of being a highly sensitive person in a fractured world. She reveals that the ways we tend to ourselves is the way we tend to Earth, and that we experience our wholeness and forge change by embracing slowness, fully listening to our bodies and honouring our interconnectedness with Earth. We explore :: how we can use imagination and dreams to understand our bodies as sensuous landscapes to embody our interconnection with nature and ecologies :: the idea of our biomes as fluid identities :: harnessing our gifts of sensitivity and HSP's perspectives as life's superpower :: integrating plant medicines & sugars as prosperous substances & sacraments :: how we can understand our cravings as a longing for the Earth to hold us :: ecological imagination practices for regulating our nervous systems and auric fields Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

How do we love wholeheartedly? In this special live episode Amisha is in conversation with three beautiful wise souls; Hely Cameron, Bruce Parry and Ilana Wetzler at Noisily Festival. Together they explore the festival's theme ‘We Are Love' by sharing their wealth of personal experiences of grounding into different aspects of love. They bring alive vibrant ideas around how we can love ourselves and each other wholeheartedly. We explore: :: rituals of love & connection as ecological salvation :: the power of dance & singing with nature as embodied experiences of love :: compassion for ourselves, each other including those whom might hold entirely different world views to our own :: examples of daily practices of how to befriend ourselves & how protect our vulnerability whilst openly sharing our love Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org    

In this special episode we pay tribute to the beautiful soul Sally Kempton, one of today's most authentic spiritual teachers. Sally left her body on Monday 10th July 2023, in her eightieth year. She was a profound voice of this time contributing to our global community with her teachings and wisdom in life-changing ways. She loved sharing with us, and she treasured the learnings and hope we spread with this podcast. As a spiritual teacher she touched the lives of thousands of people through her books, retreats and courses, and of course her meditations and transmissions.  In this loving tribute we share deep insights into Sally's life path, her teachings and how she has personally touched many in our midst. You hear from Amisha, our podcast host, who was a student of Sally's for almost a decade, and how this has guided and impacted her and her life's work. One of the most powerful aspects of being in Sally's orbit was the community of incredible teachers who loved to be with her. In this tribute we share the tributes of Sianna Sherman and Tara Judelle, who you will know from the podcast as well as many other beautiful yoga teachers, students and friends of Sally who share their heartfelt memories. We hear some of Sally's teachings, part of 'Leading from Soul', her masterclass from our ‘Beautiful Leadership Immersion'. We offer this episode up in reverence to the deep love that Sally brought to this world. Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org  

How can we reclaim and build the capacity for our inner wisdom in a world of distraction? In this episode Amisha talks to Louis Weinstock, a Transpersonal Child Psychotherapist and Social Entrepreneur. He guides children and grown-ups through some of the toughest challenges life can throw at us – loss, trauma, divorce, burnout and breakdowns. He is also co-founder of ‘Apart of Me', a  multi-award-winning charity that helps young people transform their grief into compassion. He's the author of ‘How The World Is Making Our Children Mad, And What To Do About It', and his work has been featured on the BBC, ITV, and in The Guardian. Louis unravels how our attention economy thrives on avoidance and distractions from what matters most, causing high levels of anxiety as we are increasingly unable to process information overload. He shares examples of how especially children are affected by issues arising from identity, social media, climate crisis and AI. He reveals how we can navigate this and support each other through hopelessness, grief and trauma. He sparks ideas on how we can grow our window of tolerance and fruitful engagement with our inner world, so that we may find our way back to our inner wisdom and authority. We explore :: how we can reclaim our inner wisdom and simplicity :: honouring our defences :: how to face climate anxiety & grief to live a healthy life :: building our capacities for uncomfortable feelings & find fruitful engagement with our inner world :: how to be discerning in choosing healing modalities that suit us :: 5 rhythm practice & how dancing shifts and heals grief and trauma :: how to parent our children in these times Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org

What is healing work and why is it important? In this special episode Amisha, host of this beautiful podcast, takes us on a journey of healing. Amisha is an experienced facilitator and has a gift of bringing people into connection with themselves, each other and the Earth. Amisha creates brave, tender and inclusive spaces for our hearts unfolding, healing and embracing of our wildness. She has hosted many retreats, workshops and rituals around the world - and offers one to one work.  Amisha is interested in where our inner and outer worlds dance, and shares her personal experiences giving deep insight into how we can carve our own path to heal our inner world's. Sharing passages from her book ‘Intuition' and some insights from her twenty year conscious healing journey, she shines a light on the body-mind-energy relationship and how we can evolve practices to reprogram our subconscious. She shares some insights around the path of healing and what can unfold. She reveals how we can break persistent patterns and re-imagine ourselves to expand our fields of potential.  We learn :: about energy healing  :: how the body-mind-energy relationship works :: about practices of reprogramming our subconscious :: how to choose healing modalities and practitioners suitable for our personal needs :: that 95% of your thoughts come from our subconscious, 75% of these are often limiting self sabotaging beliefs, and that we are able to change that  :: what it means to be triggered :: what trauma responses are  :: the difference between peak and subtle transformative experiences  :: how personal and collective healing are intertwined Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org    

How do we express a different humanity and become healthy co-creators of a beautiful future with planet Earth? In this episode Amisha talks with Zach Bush, MD, a physician specialising in internal medicine, endocrinology and hospice care. He is an internationally recognised educator and thought leader on the microbiome as it relates to health, disease and food systems. He founded ‘Seraphic Group' and the non-profit ‘Farmer's Footprint' to develop root-cause solutions for human and ecological health. His passion for education reaches across many disciplines, including topics such as the role of soil and water ecosystems in human genomics, immunity, and gut/brain health.  Zach brings alive threads between science, regenerative agriculture, spirituality and personal life experiences. He reveals the profound and misguided story behind Carbon and CO2 that is causing the extinction of our planet and is actually an industrialised destruction of biodiversity in our soil health. He shares about the transformation planet Earth and humanity are experiencing at this time; a seeking of enlightenment, a rediscovery of real purpose, and universal acceptance that we are nature and beauty is our common ground. Zach calls it a ‘hospice moment' where we are stepping into a co-creation process with Earth, where we realise and reset our relationship to nature and ourselves as a species. We are learning to express a different humanity and prosper lives de-programmed from fear, guilt and shame. Zach shares a special mediation to ground us into these hopeful concepts. We learn :: about the pseudoscience around carbon and CO2 and a new way of understanding it :: about the destruction and regeneration of biodiversity within our soil systems and the relationship of our gut microbiome and soil  :: that we have about 60 harvests of food left on this planet, and the knowledge and behaviour changes we need to turn around that crisis :: that we are nature and that beauty is the centre of the universe :: that we can express a different humanity by eliminating our fear, guilt and shame Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org To get ION in the UK with 10% off, use code Amisha10, here.

How can we understand our inner world as a place of forgiveness and creativity designed to shape a thriving world?   In this episode Amisha talks to Barbara J Hunt, a forgiveness specialist and bestselling author of “Forgiveness Made Easy”. She has over 30 years experience in personal and spiritual development as a mentor, coach and group facilitator. She leads on-line "Forgiveness Field" working in private practice internationally and on bespoke retreats in rural Somerset in the UK. Barbara is also an integral musician and singer-songwriter, and her newest album and her next book are due to be released in 2023.   Barbara takes us into the deep layers of forgiveness work, a skill and practice she believes is a superpower. Forgiveness is a way of embracing our humanity and diversity to heal our souls and flourish our freedom; an effective tool that underpins restorative justice. She reveals that practicing three strands of forgiveness :: self forgiveness, asking for forgiveness and offering forgiveness :: draws on our imagination to clear grievances, resentments, trauma and cultural addictions making way for compassionate and thriving ways of life. Together they reveal personal experiences of putting this work into practice; the imagination it kindles, the strangled grief it releases and the healthy boundaries it forges. We hear some of Barbara's songs, responses to her life experiences. We learn that forgiveness is an act of amnesty and an invitation to move beyond cancel-culture into a peaceful future full of possibility.   We learn about :: why forgiveness is a practice we need to co-create a beautiful future  :: forgiveness; its 3 strands of practice and its shadows of ego and resentment :: forgiveness as an effective tool for restorative justice and freedom movement :: how forgiveness creates healthy boundaries, compassion and community  :: its healing superpowers for our physical, mental health and emotional health, and intimacy   Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org    

How do we deconstruct binaries and colonial structures to flourish communities rooted in generosity?  In this episode Amisha talks to Asmaa Guedira, a facilitator, consultant, artist, writer and designer catalysing transformation at the intersection of system change, leadership, feminism and regenerative futures. A Moroccan nomad, Asmaa thrives to build bridges between different cultures. From managing international development programs in South West Asia and North Africa to designing transformative learning experiences for leaders in Berlin, California, France or Australia, Asmaa has been connecting artivists, changemakers and leaders in over 20 countries. Asmaa is a fellow of the Policy Center for the Global South and BMW Foundation Leaders Program, and is involved in various global networks like OuiShare, Amanitas, Global Innovation Gathering, Sandbox or African Crossroads. She co-authored 2 books: ‘Société Collaborative' and ‘Le Manifeste des Crapauds Fous' and is currently writing her memoir about identity. Asmaa currently lives on Bundjalung Country, where she runs eco-feminists retreats with WELA. Her art addresses the colonisation of our bodies and mind, our intimacy, identity and the role of healing. Amisha and Asmaa share their experiences of a privileged ‘nomadic' lifestyle highlighting its shadows intertwined with new-age change-maker communities. They explore how we can re-invent these by deconstructing binaries and colonial structures so we may flourish communities that are rooted in ancient nomadic principles of generosity and humility that will serve our collective future. Asmaa shares her vulnerable journey of migration integrating an intersectional identity, blooming her queerness and a full sense of belonging. We learn that sharing our personal stories and growing our humility is a vital part of how we can all contribute to decolonisation; an invitation to understand our lives differently and to share knowledge that will move us from an extractive to a generous, simple and slow way of life.  Links from this episode and more at allthatweare.org    

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