Podcast appearances and mentions of cameron airen

How do you respond when things don't turn out as you hoped they would? It was lovely to pause for a chat with my friend, Cameron Airen recently. It had been a while since our previous recorded conversation (back in 2018). A lot has changed for all of us since then! Cam is no exception. On this weeks episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, we discuss what happens when things don't turn out as hoped. We explore areas of work/business, relationships, and hobbies. How do we not take it personally when our endeavours don't turn out as we hoped? What tells us when it's time to cut our losses and let go? How do we get through it? How do we know where to go next? Cameron and I discussed how we rarely hear people discuss things going wrong, but it's refreshing to do so. It helps us feel less lonely and more connected. I want to amplify those people trying to muddle along, living meaningful lives in ordinary ways. This might also serve as a small antidote to the dehumanising effects of celebrity culture, where we focus on turning people we don't know into gods and monsters for entertainment. Role Models in Real Life I'd like to avoid Survivor Bias as much as possible by sharing incomplete stories that do not have neat endings that wind up at destination "All's Well That Ends Well". So it was strangely satisfying to talk about situations where things have not turned out as hoped, and how disappointing that has been for us at times. I believe we need more role models who are learning to adapt to the ups and downs of everyday life. People who can role with the punches and engage with creative spirit and purpose in the midst of "ordinary unhappiness". We connect with each other on the building sites of loss, in our collective grief, and through shared moments of bittersweet melancholy. From there we can create a more meaningful and sustainable sense of hope for the future. Connect with Cameron's Instagram and website.

Sim chats to Cameron Airen (they/them), one of the founders of The Feminist Coach Academy. In this episode, we chat about many things - the fitness industry (Cam used to be a fitness and running coach), depression during a quarter-life crisis, living life by someone's agenda, astrology, and expectations we have around age and accomplishments.  Where to find Cameron: Follow @feministcoachacademy  on Instagram Visit their website at feministcoachacademy.com And to learn more about The Feminist Coach Theory Training, visit feministcoachacademycourses.com Where else to find Sim: Follow Sim on Instagram Sign up to The DMC (deep + meaningful conversation) - the weekly email that drops into your inbox every Friday.  Got a question or feedback? Email me!    Work with Sim: Purposeful Everyday: The Membership  Feminism, community and coaching to let go of shoulds and live your way

In this short trailer episode, FCA co-founder Cameron Airen shares that Season 4 will be coming soon. They also share information about the Aware & Inclusive package for individuals, organizations and teams - as well as information about the next cohort of the Feminist Coach Theory Certification Training.Join Aware + Inclusive For Individuals:https://feministcoachacademycourses.com/fct-individuals/Join Aware + Inclusive For Organizations:https://feministcoachacademycourses.com/fct-orgs/Join our full Certification Training:https://feministcoachacademycourses.comHop On Our Interest List Here:https://feministcoachacademycourses.com/interest/Visit Our Website:https://feministcoachacademy.com

In this raw, unedited, unproduced and unscripted episode of the Feminist Coach Academy podcast, our co-founder Cameron Airen discusses showing up during COVID-19 in your feminist business and life. We will soon be releasing a free resource to assist you with this further. Sign up to our newsletter list at https://www.feministcoachacademy.com/ to ensure you get a copy when it is available. We also currently have a reduced rate on our Feminist Coach Track pilot training. Join us today and get bonus access to our 2 hour office hours call with Advisory Board member Lena West on feminist business and COVID-19 as well: https://www.feministcoachacademy.com/pilot/

In this episode, our Feminist Coach Academy co-founder Cameron Airen explores how you can use your feminist values in your business. There isn’t just one way of being a feminist, having a business or having a feminist business by integrating feminist values into your business. Cam asks you a series of questions to help you begin to explore the concept and get clear on what your feminist values are, and what feels good for you in business.You can also check out an episode of Cam’s previous podcast around the difference between feminine and feminist at https://cameronairen.com/podcast/88Remember to check out the free Feminist Vision Workshop and sign up for the interest list at https://www.feministcoachacademy.com/The Feminist Coach Academy podcast is proudly supported by Perk Digital, helping professional and entrepreneurial women amplify their message, build their body of work and leave a legacy through podcasts. For more information about how podcasts can help you build your brand, visit https://perkdigital.com.au

Our Feminist Coach Academy co-founder Cameron Airen interviews Celeste Hirschman, Sex Therapist and Relationship Coach and Co-Founder of The Somatica Institute in San Francisco. Cam and Celeste discuss sex, pleasure, coaching and feminism. Enjoy!Remember to check out the free Feminist Vision Workshop and sign up for the interest list at https://www.feministcoachacademy.com/The Feminist Coach Academy podcast is proudly supported by Perk Digital, helping professional and entrepreneurial women amplify their message, build their body of work and leave a legacy through podcasts. For more information about how podcasts can help you build your brand, visit https://perkdigital.com.au

This week I chat with Feminist Business Academy Founders Cameron Airen and Naomi Arnold on feminist analysis, personal growth, coaching + building intentional and socially conscious businesses. 

In the previous part of Serenity in the Trenches, we identified the signs that tell us we need to recharge our batteries. In this episode we think about the practical side of refuelling the tank. What are your go-to sources of self-care and rest? Retreating This is a word that comes up a lot. Carina Nickerson mentions it, and I've had some lovely discussions with Laurie Helgoe about the importance of it for introverts. At its core, "retreating allows us to move away from the din of outside stimulation and to adopt a more natural and authentic rhythm." Laurie goes on to say that, "for introverts, retreating is more than a movement away. It is a compelling pull toward. In the quiet space of a retreat, we dream, we hear the voice within, we can remember what we love, notice what we have, and envision what we want." This is such a beautiful reminder that 'retreat' isn't simply an escape from all that is bad. It is a movement towards all that is good. And as introverts it is of paramount importance because the din of the world 'out there' can drown out that quietly creative voice within. Laurie points out, "because introverts are so mentally "absorbent," the concerns and wishes of others too easily displace our own. Though we love to make sense of everything in our worlds, doing so becomes taxing. We need to refuel." And this is where rest, self-care, and retreat all come in. Retreat Towards, Not Away From In this part of Serenity in the Trenches we explore the go-to sources of refuelling the tank. Self-care has become a slightly trite phrase used to sell bath salts and chocolate. But this fails to appreciate the more transformational and foundational aspects of its true meaning in our lives. We hear from all 23 contributors about the importance of taking this seriously. And they share their struggles and successes with their own 'retreat towards' practices. Alice Southern, Beth Buelow, Boom Shikha, Cameron Airen, Carina Nickerson, Cat Rose, Jacob Nordby, Jacquelyn Strickland, Jim Woods, Jennifer Kahnweiler, Josie George, Lauren Sapala, Leah Burkhart, Mark Pierce, Michaela Chung, Nancy Ancowitz, Neil Hughes, Sarah Kuhn, Sarah Santacroce, Thea Orozco, Tracy Cooper, Tracy Guillet, Tuula Ahde Healthy Retreat Laurie suggests that "we need both, personal and collective retreats. A solo retreat gets us up close and personal with ourselves, which can expose vulnerabilities as well as desires." This is the bedrock of a life that carries meaning and joy. We've got to go inwards and explore the depths of our biggest dreams, hopes, and fears, so that we can design a life that reflects all of us. This is not a one time event, but happens over time, step by step, moment by moment. Laurie warns against placing all the pressure on a one-off retreat. "Maybe the bed is too hard, or the mosquitos are hungry, or you discover difficult emotions you've neglected. We are better able to mindfully accept such experiences when we have an attitude of discovery. And we foster this attitude when we make retreating a practice -- a renewable resource. So we have the annual or semi-annual or quarterly retreat away, but we also take ourselves on regular "dates" and walks and into favorite hideouts on a regular basis." Regular Retreating The contributors explore how they structure their own regular retreats. There are many similar themes that emerge, but also plenty of differences in what works for each of them. And this is an important thing to remember. We get to craft this for ourselves. It's not a situation where we can paint by numbers. We can't copy what someone else has found useful, believing that it is the magic bullet. Always be skeptical about anyone who positions themselves as a guru or the person with 'THE way' to the secret, answer, solution etc. Life is an experiment. It's our canvas to paint. And we get to be a part of the process of design and crafting.

In this episode I interview Cameron Airen, feminist mindset coach and host of Live a Conscious Life podcast. We explore the difference between being an empath versus highly sensitive, ask whether our sensitivity is a blessing or a curse and look at how we can manage our energy so we can create change in the world. We also take a deep dive into the topic of gender, patriarchy and identity. There is so much food for thought in this episode, we really hope you enjoy it!Topics discussed include:What it means to be an empath [02:18]Managing your guilt around saying 'no' [11:53]Family and boundaries - how Cameron manages theirs [15:45]Telling the difference between a ‘gut feeling’ and fear-based thinking [22:55]Gender reveal parties [30:24]Letting go of gender - what are we scared of losing? [33:36]Dealing with uncomfortable conversations [48:45]Resources mentioned:Dr. Elaine Aron and her test to discover if you're highly sensitive.The Handmaid's Tale - a dystopian TV drama based on the novel by Margaret Atwood.Brave New World - a dystopian novel by Aldous HuxleyMarie ForleoQueer Eye - TrailerGender Outlaw by Kate BornsteinAlok Vaid-Menon on What it's Like to be Femme in Public (I didn't mention this but please do watch this!)About CameronCameron Airen is a Feminist Mindset Coach, Gender Consultant, Mentor, writer and podcaster helping passionate feminists feel more confident, at ease, and create the change they want in their lives and in the world! They also help solo entrepreneurs, creatives and leaders increase their gender and social awareness so they can be more conscious and create the kind of change they want.Cam has a Masters degree in Anthropology & Social Change, a B.A. in Women & Gender Studies. She has 14+ years of experience studying gender, feminism, sexuality, social change and internalized oppression, and 10+ years helping clients connect to and take care of their bodies, emotions and minds, and supporting folks to grow more into themselves and create more powerful change in the world.Cam uses she/they pronouns. They live nomadically and work with clients all over the globe.Website | Instagram | Live a Conscious Life Podcast | Shift Your Gendered Language CheatsheetAbout the HostLisa is an Intuitive Master NLP Practitioner, and Recovering Perfectionist. She is on a mission to help empaths and highly sensitives to tap into their inner wisdom, and thrive in a noisy, modern world. Lisa currently lives in Southsea with her partner Bekky and their wire-haired sausage dog Henry. She has a penchant for cake, oracle cards and walks in the woods. Website | Instagram | Facebook | Sunday Letters

In this episode, Developing Coach Collective co-founder Cameron Airen and I co-host an interview with "Feminist Therapy" author Dr Laura S Brown. We discuss what feminist therapy is all about, feminist coaching, and how to apply feminist theory to any profession and our everyday life. It’s a powerful episode with lots of food for thought! You can find show notes, links and resources - including a full transcript - at www.naomiarnold.com/ep16-feminist-therapy-and-feminist-coaching-Laura-Brown. Learn more about Developing Coach Collective and our Feminist Coach Track at www.developingcoachcollective.com. Connect with Dr Laura S Brown at www.drlaurabrown.com.

Hello Soul Sisters, Welcome to another episode from our interview series of UNCHAIN YOUR INNER STRENGTH podcast. A podcast where women entrepreneurs open their heart and share their stories on how they decided to start their own business helping others live their best life yet, being who they truly are.   This week's guest is Cameron Airen, Feminist Mindset Coach, Gender Consultant and Mentor.   Here's something about Cameron in her own words: Feminist Mindset Coach, Gender Consultant, Mentor, writer and podcaster helping passionate feminists feel more confident, at ease, and create the change they want in their lives and in the world! I also help you increase your gender and social awareness so you can be more conscious and create the kind of change you want. I help folks of all genders free from internalized oppressive beliefs that aren’t serving you, and guide you to adopt beliefs that DO serve you and inspire you to show up as your full self! I have a Masters degree in Anthropology & Social Change, a B.A. in Women & Gender Studies. I have 14+ years of experience studying gender, feminism, sexuality, social change and internalized oppression. I have 10+ years working helping clients connect to and take care of their bodies, emotions and minds, and supporting folks to grow more into themselves and create more powerful change in the world. As a gender consultant and feminist mentor, I help business owners, solo entrepreneurs, leaders and creatives integrate a gender & social consciousness into their work to be a part of a growing movement of positive social change. The future is a more freeing place and I love supporting caring leaders who want to make a more powerful difference. https://cameronairen.com   I am your host and Founder and Owner of UNCHAIN YOUR INNER STRENGTH podcast and online magazine, Maria C. Krause. Mindset and Business Coach.   Click on UNCHAIN to get your FREE copy of May's issue where you will find the best tips and advice on Mindfulness, Spiritual Awakening, Self-love, Traveling and even Make up tips, from some of the most inspiring and empowering women on business today. UNCHAIN   Have a wonderful day, wherever in the world you are.   Love, Light, BE Maria C. Krause. XXX

I just read a passage from The Courage to Be Disliked about value judgements. 'The Philosopher' says that feelings of inferiority arise when we compare ourselves to others. For example,"I'm too short", "I'm not clever", "I'm ugly". This resonates strongly with the content of this week's interview with Cameron Airen. Speak to pretty much anyone, and they will point to fixed traits that make them feel inferior to others. These can quickly become the pull of our attention. Three Responses to Inferiority An excuse (I can never do what I dream of because I'm a Highly Sensitive Person), a futile obsession (I am going to eliminate or at least hide my sensitivity), or a twisted focus (I'm going to prove that it's better to be highly sensitive). These three responses to inferiority are unhealthy, because they continue to build the story around the inferiority feelings. We often fall into this because they're all such natural responses. But if we're going to learn to live and thrive within the truth of who we are at our core, then we need to accept those things. Reject inferiority feelings (this makes me worse than others). Dismiss the pull towards superiority (this makes me better than others). Embrace the middle ground of acceptance (this is how I function). Ask what this makes possible. We often focus on the opposite question: what does this make impossible? You probably ask this question about all sorts of things without even thinking. Cameron Airen I am joined on the podcast by Cameron Airen, who is a feminist mindset coach, gender consultant, writer and podcaster. She helps people frame their high sensitivity as a superpower. This is the key to unlocking their consciousness to create the kind of change they want to see in their lives and the world. She focusses on the stories we have been told and have come to believe about who we are supposed to be. Cameron helps people see the specific messages that have influenced them as an individual, so that they can find their own true voice beneath and actively choose how to show up in the world. In the interview we discuss: Competition and the Highly Sensitive Person Cameron was a fitness coach and long distance running coach. She knows what it takes to succeed in the field of endurance sport. We talk about how HSPs often carry an intrinsic drive to push themselves and succeed at chosen pursuits. And how this can be destroyed by society's obsession with interpersonal competition and win-at-all-costs mentality. Gender Stereotypes There are subtle messages everywhere we look, which point us towards particular gender frames. We filter all manner of things, which are completely unrelated, through a lens of gender: the toys we play with as children, the clothes we wear, the appropriateness of our ambitions, or the relationship we have with our emotions. Things to which there is no correlation other than the social constructs we have built up. We talk about how these constructs are damaging our health, both as a society, and for individuals within our communities. Gentle Rebellion Cameron definitely fits the Gentle Rebel mould (in that she doesn't fit a mould!) We talk about how she grew in confidence to stay true to her natural sensitivity, while at the same time standing up for what she believes in. The surprising truth is that this was about becoming more of her highly sensitive self, not less. She believes that when we give ourselves permission to allow the sensitivity to flourish, we become more resilient and resistant to the prevailing messages that we need to rail against.   Support the Podcast and get bonus extras:

Cam is a feminist mindset coach, gender consultant, writer and podcaster who's a pro when it comes to raising your gender and social awareness so you can be more conscious and create the kind of change you want.  We're diving into how society is gendered, how this effects the young people around us, and how we can create inclusive, safe spaces for all students.   Check out the links and show notes at http://shinefromwithin.com.au/the-youth-mentor-podcast/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shinefromwithin/message

Cameron Airen is a coach who works with clients of all genders to help them better manage their mind and emotions, and get in their bodies so they can experience deeper intimacy, show up more powerfully, and live a more fulfilling life. In addition, she w

Nerds of Prey is joined by the creator of Real Feminist Stories, Cameron Airen, for a drink and a chat about a feud that is a little too fast and furious, Hollywood's White Powerful Men problem, NYCC happenings, Halloween, and the mystery of Guy Fieri.  Logo by: Landon St. Gordon Music by: brandon*   Please support our Patreon!    Links: The timeline of the Fast & Furious feuds: http://uproxx.com/movies/fast-and-furious-cast-feud-timeline-the-rock-tyrese-vin-diesel-instagram/    

Feminist consultant, co-founder of Whole/Self Liberation, and host of the Real Feminist Stories podcast talks about feminism, sexuality, oppression, patriarchy + more. Get show notes from http://www.naomiarnold.com/dream-for-others-podcast/

If someone wishes to explore their own spirituality and divinity there shouldn't be anything stand in their way of doing that right?  Right.  Except that so many of us are internalising messages of oppression every day from institutions such as the patriarchy, white supremacy and capitalism, that we may fail to see how they are truly impacting us; especially minority people who are bombarded with messages that things such as their sexuality, body, race, culture and so many other things are unacceptable.  All of these things deeply impact any person's sense of self and desire to see themselves as a Divine and whole human being as feminist consultant Cameron Airen explains to us in this episode.  

Today I’m chatting with Cameron Airen, a Feminist Creative, writer, Interviewer, Podcaster, Coach. Enjoy our ramble through the fairytale of Maleficent (from Sleeping Beauty) and Cameron's relationship with her body and creativity. This is an entirely self-produced podcast. If you appreciate the Wild Elixir podcast, please support the show at: www.patreon.com/janellehardy Connect with Cameron: www.realfeministstories.com Connect with Janelle: www.janellehardy.com

The eighth of a ten part series looking at the aftermath of the Pulse shooting in Orlando, solely through the voices of members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Following the shooting, I began seeing members of the community openly worrying on social media, understandably for their lives, but also about the packaging of the attack both by major news outlets and elected officials. It seemed like coverage of the shooting was overwhelmingly formatted as cisgender, heterosexual people talking about members of the queer and Latinx community rather than talking to them. After frustrating hours of fruitlessly searching for perspective from the actual communities affected, I remembered that, in this modern world, I didn’t have to wait for any other outlet to have these conversations for me; I could do it myself. As I started thinking about the project, something else became painfully obvious to me: I couldn’t wrap my head around the weight of 49 lives lost. I heard about a news anchor reading all 49 names on air, and was surprised to hear that this simple act took seven minutes. That number, 49, by itself, can feel small. 49 cents, 49 seconds. I wanted to understand the enormity, the massive loss of life, by talking to 49 people who identify within the LGBTQIA+ community, to understand that weight. The interviews here are presented chronologically by recording date. I spoke with the interviewees for this episode between June 20 and 23, and where they’ve given permission, I’ve included their Twitter handles: 36. Cameron Airen @CameronAiren 37. V Tanner @hologramvron 38. Mira Joleigh @MiraJoleigh 39. Dominick Evans @dominickevans 40. Jordan Seay @JoeySparks13 Given the fluidity of language surrounding sexual, gender, and ethnic identities, it can be hard to find current and comprehensive resources for inclusive language. Here are a few that I’ve found helpful, and I’m happy to add additional resources by recommendation: GLAAD Media Reference Guide Human Rights Campaign Glossary of Terms Teaching Tolerance: A Gender Spectrum Glossary Trans Student Educational Resources Definitions Why We Say Latinx, via Latina magazine This episode contains the following music: “Slow-Motion” by Golden Grey, licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 “Noir” by Daniel James Dolby, licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 “renegades” by beat.dowsing, licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US “Cecil” by Stephan Siebert, licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US “Asleep” by Christian Flanders, licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 “La ville aux ponts suspendus” by Komiku, licensed under CC0 1.0 These episodes don’t happen without your support. Thank you! Pledge as little as $1 per episode at: http://patreon.com/nototally For a no-cost way of supporting the show, do all of your Amazon shopping from nototally.com/amazon. This will take you to Amazon’s front page, and every purchase you make will send a few pennies our way. Thank you! Rating and reviewing us on iTunes is one of the most helpful things you could possibly do for us, and you can do it here: http://nototally.com/iTunes Visit our website: http://nototally.com Like us on facebook: https://facebook.com/nototally Yell at us on twitter: https://twitter.com/NoTotally