Podcasts about reinhabiting

This week we're sharing another episode from The Outlook (powered by The Absolut Company). Nils von Heijne and Bill Mehleisen discuss what is emerging in society and business, and explore how we may reinhabit the workplace through rituals.

JAMAICA STEVENS is Author and Curator of the multi-media project “ReInhabiting the Village: CoCreating our Future” As an Organizational Design Consultant and Steward with VillageLab she works with regenerative frameworks, whole systems principles and transformative experiences to empower people, projects, organizations, and communities to THRIVE! Jamaica is also an experienced event producer, workshop leader, group facilitator, educational program designer, community organizer, project manager and storyteller. Along with her role as Operations Manager for the Communitas.Zone platform, she is the Community Platform Director for TeraTree and Thrive.Earth. On Jamaica's bio it says > “Passionate about life-long learning, earth stewardship, collective evolution and Regenerative cultures, in service to catalyzing the inherent intelligence of individuals and collectives to cultivate and advance cooperative engagement in service to planetary flourishing.” Please join in with this delightful talk where we explore our current status on Earth and the incredible potential we have, and are already massively building on, to thrive together. There is a Movement of Movements birthing bringing us past sustainability towards regenerative models. Storytelling is an important part of this process. Your Hosts: Ananda Reeves & Robert Schram Sound-production: Robert Schram Thank you for listening :-) https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamaica-stevens-9b727233/ http://reinhabitingthevillage.com/

Elsa Asher (they/them) is a practitioner and teacher of somatics and ritual with a specialty in healing developmental and intergenerational trauma. They are a registered biodynamic craniosacral therapist, life coach, doula, Koheneh (Hebrew ritual leader), and wilderness first responder.  Elsa holds a master's of science degree in narrative medicine from Columbia University, a bachelor of arts in healing and humanities from Antioch University, and a certificate of Jewish studies from Machon Chana Institute. They've been an associate professor of narrative medicine at Columbia University and Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine, and presented workshops at various universities, conferences and organizations. Elsa was born and grew up on Duwamish land, currently called Seattle, and lives on Lenape land, currently called Philadelphia. They are queer, non-binary, disabled, and mixed-class. Episode Highlights Elsa & Nick discuss what it means to reconnect with our bodies in order to heal generational and developmental trauma.  Elsa shares about the practices of ancestral connection and how we can begin to re-inhabit our own bodies for more healing. They talk about their own past trauma and how it led to their work with health and healing. Elsa shares how, as a doula, they came to understand that peoples experiences  in their bodies are very relevant to the birth process. We explore balancing one's spiritual calling with societal demands on one's gender and body expectations. They explain the nature of intergenerational trauma and the importance of its healing journey. We talk about the differences between event trauma and persistent or developmental trauma. Elsa talks about the powerful sense of spiritual presence and its involvement with healing, in particular cranio-sacral healing.  Web links Find more at ElsaAsher.com You can also find them on Instagram   Help us support the queer community & keep the podcast going – Support us on Patreon. Grab your FREE Guide – Needs, Boundaries & Self-Care for Queer Folks.  Download it here. Join the Queer Spirit Community Facebook group to continue the conversation and stay up to date on new episodes.   And follow us on Instagram!  Join our mailing list  to get news and podcast updates sent directly to you.

In this podcast, Stacey Hurst LCPC, BC-DMT, GL-CMA examines her clinical work with people who have suffered trauma as it relates to the evacuation and reinhabiting of the body.  The power of attachment, especially in the context of being seen as a mover comes into the conversation along with some reflections on her own experience as a mother.  Stacey currently teaches Laban Movement Analysis courses at the Embodied Education Institute of Chicago.

After graduating from Southern Oregon University in 2007 with a degree in international economics, Crystal Arnold has designed and facilitated workshops, community events, and discussion panels about money. She has inspired thousands of people to have a healthier relationship with money. Her courses serve to financially empower participants. As a financial coach, Crystal encourages people to live their potential. Her written work has appeared in journals, magazines, and in the book called "Reinhabiting the Village." She is currently Director of Education at the Post Growth Institute, and on the Economics Guild of the Villagelab. She lives in Oregon with her husband and two children. Join us for a fascinating conversation about holistic wealth management, the true wealth formula for women and how can we be a part of the purpose driven economy. Here is what we talk about: Crystal’s story of uncovering the world of personal finance and wealth management Why we live in an abusive economy and what we can do about it The fundamental problem with how money is created and how we can help The need for a holistic approach to wealth management What complementary currencies, impact investing and other cool terms Current trends in the purpose driven economy The value of money and how we can do it differently Specific money challenges women face today Money & career vs homemaking for women True wealth formula that goes beyond money & measurement Our limiting money beliefs Crystal’s journey of stepping into her femininity Get your show notes here >>> P. S. Sign up for the free, exclusive training from me on “The Lie of Female Success: How to Get Unstuck, Release Pressure & Stop Trying to Do It All” to find out: How to overcome the "Superwoman Syndrome" so you can start living in freedom, with ease, and owning your truth True feminine power and what you can do right now to begin feeling supported, stop pushing & controlling your life and men How to rediscover, embrace and cultivate feminine flow and become embodied so you can stop overthinking and start making decisions from the heart The essence of masculine/feminine polarity and how to attract and magnify the relationship you want And much more… Sign up at girlskill.com/webinar Girlskill Podcast is brought to you by: MagellanTV- a brand-new streaming service that features the very best collection of documentaries available anywhere. The service includes over 1,500 documentary movies, series, and exclusive playlists across major genres. Check out their curated women of history playlist and explore the lives of visionary women who made their mark on history. >> Start your exclusive two-month free trial today  Yoni Please Palace by Rosie Rees- World's leading supplier of crystal yoni eggs for pelvic floor strength and crystal pleasure wands for sacred self-pleasure, helping women awaken their femininity, pleasure and power. >> Get your "Goddess Kit" today *(use code GIRLSKILL at checkout for a 15% discount)  

Crystal Arnold, Founder, Money-Morphosis and Money-Wise Women Podcast  Shame, guilt, and fear are the three strongest influences that stop people from talking about money. Listen to Kathleen’s interview with Crystal Arnold about the emotional side of money and learn some ways to get past the emotion and the influence of mainstream media to start money conversations with loved ones and become a more engaged, holistic consumer. Key Take Aways: Increase your financial awareness. Ways to be a rational consumer include doing a budget, checking prices, and doing comparison shopping. Become self-aware. Looking beneath the rational mind and examining your learned money messages and what motivates you to spend or save can help you make more empowered financial decisions. Assess your values. Crystal identifies four areas of wealth – financial, inner wealth (gifts and skills), relational or relationship, and environmental (home and work). Assess your values and then take some of your financial resources and invest in all of your areas of wealth. Crystal Arnold is the founder of Money-Morphosis and the Money-Wise Women podcast. After graduating from Southern Oregon University in 2007 with a degree in international economics, she has designed and facilitated workshops, community events, and discussion panels about money. She has inspired thousands of people to have a healthier relationship with money. Her written work has appeared in journals, magazines, and the book called Reinhabiting the Village. She is currently Director of Education at the Post Growth Institute, servers on the Economics Guild of the Villagelab, and is co-authoring a new book due out soon. Crystal lives in Oregon with her husband and two children. Special Announcement: Breaking Money Silence® listeners can sign up for her The Discover Your True Wealth 5-Day Challenge. For more details, visit www.discoveryourtruewealth.com.

This week’s guest is the inspirational badass Jamaica Stevens, key organizer for the Reinhabiting the Village project and Lucid University, and this show’s first pregnant guest (at the time of recording). We dive immediately into the deep end of our half-finished collective birthing process and how to navigate the difficult transition we’re all going through… http://www.jamaicastevens.com/ http://reinhabitingthevillage.com/jamaica-stevens/https://www.facebook.com/LucidUniversity/ We Discuss: • The collective ass-kicking and humbling and veil-lifting that’s upon us• Can America break up with itself and stay friends?• What is “the global village” in an age as splintered as ours?• Cooperative leadership and transcending the hero’s journey with its emphasis on individual growth and development• How to let go of a dream or vision when it’s time to let it die• How to process the grief of our ancestors, of our alienation and loss of place and undigested trauma• Grief as a teacher and a healer• Being born and reborn, again and again and again• How initiation needs both witness and community• Why we need elders for our rites of passage• How to get out of anthopocentric thinking about wisdom and connect to the vast majority of wisdom in the non-human world - looking to nature and asking it to teach us• Getting out of the mental attitude that we will understand the paradox…and BECOMING the paradox• The Epoch of the Steward and The Epoch of the Sage• Become what you already are Quotes: “Birth is not pretty. It’s not rainbows and unicorns. It’s ecstatic and one of the most profound experiences, but it’s also right there at the edge of life and death…there’s something so primal and cosmic at the same time about it, it will transform you.” “Only when we start embracing the responsibility of self and true accountability, to get into the shadow of our own beauty and tragedy and really get into our woundedness and limitation, and get into our healing on a personal level, and then start to work that on an interpersonal and community level, and learn better skills and tools for navigating conflict instead of avoiding conflict…” “Stop, drop, and roll, people. Put the fire out. Bring a little water. Go slow. Breathe deep. Own your shit. See another and find the connection of this incredible humanity that we all share.” “They’re going to look at me and say, ‘When the world was burning, what did you do? Did you keep planting trees? Did you learn to wield well your resources? Did you give up on us? Did you give up on your future and the potential for other generations to learn from the tragedies that we’ve created as humanity? Did you wizen up and face that so you don’t keep handing trauma down to the next generation? Did you become conscious?” “We ARE vulnerable. Interdependence is non-negotiable. And actually, your heart is liberated when you finally surrender to feeling.” “Our resistance actually creates more trauma than our learning to surrender.” “If we humble ourselves we might be able to soften and become pliable enough to find our way through this pressure point. You can’t stop it…how do you embrace it? How do you get on board with this rite of passage that we’re having and leverage it to make the most mighty moves you can?” “There’s no such thing as a brand new fresh beginning that isn’t in context or related to that which has been – and yet, we cannot go into uncharted territory trying to use a map from that which we’ve already mapped, thinking that that’s somehow going to guide us into something we’ve never experienced before.” “Looking only to the past will not get us into our future, but if we avoid looking to the past, our future will be riddled with the same mistakes.” “Would you plant trees that you’ll never eat the fruit of?” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we speak with George Monbiot, who studied zoology at Oxford, and has spent his career as a journalist and environmentalist, working with others to defend the natural world. His celebrated Guardian columns are syndicated all over the world. George is the author of the bestselling books Feral: Rewilding the Land, Sea and Human Life; The Age of Consent: A Manifesto for a New World Order; and Captive State: The Corporate Takeover of Britain, as well as the investigative travel books Poisoned Arrows, Amazon Watershed and No Man's Land. His latest book is Out of the Wreckage: a New Politics for an Age of Crisis. Among the many prizes he has won is the UN Global 500 award for outstanding environmental achievement, presented to him by Nelson Mandela.

Interview by Janae Jean & Spencer Schluter – This episode we spoke with Jamaica Stevens, workshop leader, event producer, group facilitator, community organizer, organizational development consultant, project manager and life coach. Her experience ranges from event production of large festivals, such as Envision and Lucidity to her latest project, “ReInhabiting the Village: CoCreating Our Future.” …

What is the Culture of the Modern Village and how are we co-creating a Global Village? As we become increasingly aware of our interconnection on this one shared home called Earth, there is a compelling call to find our common threads and become the stewards for our collective future. By sharing practices that include Thinking Global, Acting Local principals, regional resilience, appropriate technology, regenerative practices, inter-cultural cooperation, holistic health, living economy and more, the call is to empower engagement and participation in direct action at personal, interpersonal, and local community levels while considering our place in the greater web of life. Jamaica Stevens is the author and project manager for ReInhabiting the Village: CoCreating our Future. As a core organizational design consultant with VillageLab, Jamaica works with whole systems theories empowering people, projects and organizations to THRIVE! She is also an experienced event producer, workshop leader, group facilitator, program developer, community organizer, project manager, writer and life coach.She is the program manager for the Lucid University, and coordinator for the Lucid University Courseweek, co-founder of Protectors Alliance, creator of Tribal Convergence Gatherings, executive producer of Awaken Visionary Leadership Summit, co-founder of Tribal Convergence Network, and has 8 year of experience as a consultant and Producer with Lucidity and other festivals.With a focus on urban and rural community Village projects, Jamaica is devoted to revealing the genius of each human and sharing collective intelligence to co-create solutions that benefit all.

Jamaica Stevens is co-founder of the Tribal Convergence Network and author of the recently published book, Reinhabiting the Village. In this episode, Jamaica and Brandon discuss the growing momentum and exciting developments surrounding projects that share an underlying objective to help get mankind back in touch with our roots by exploring the creation of eco-villages that focus on sustainability and spiritual connection.

James Howard Kunstler joins host Duncan Crary for the Victorian Stroll in downtown Troy, NY. During this annual event, the city evicts the automobile from the streets and 21st century people discover how pleasurable it is to explore this 19th century urban fabric on foot. Kunstler believes events like this are rehearsal for the times ahead when Americans will be forced to re-inhabit their small cities and classic main-street towns.