THE PODCAST
A new and more beautiful way of human-ing on the planet is being birthed. Beneath the noise of collapse, a quieter revolution is underway – one of imagination, remembrance, and collective thriving. This is what the Beloved Futures podcast speaks to.
The Beloved Futures Podcast is an offering for that revolution.
Each episode invites you into intimate, soul-stirring conversations with artists, healers, activists, visionaries, and community weavers who are walking the path of becoming. We explore what’s going right with the world, and how we each play a part in shaping the new, life-honoring paradigms that are emerging.
These conversations are mythic, multidimensional, and deeply human. They are invitations to listen deeply, remember your own creative power, and reconnect to the wisdom of Earth.
Imagination is the most powerful force available to humankind. Let us wield it well.The world is changing all around us…
What to Expect
Whether you’re listening under a full moon or in the quiet between meetings, this podcast is a companion for your journey through the Great Turning.
꩜ Explorations of interbeing, energetic sovereignty, and sacred activism.
꩜ Stories from the edges – collapse, emergence, and everything in between.
꩜ Mythopoetic perspectives on the future.
꩜ Voices of resilience, reverence, and radical tenderness.
꩜ Conversations that nourish your hope and courage.
E9: Seraina Duveen – The Potent Power of Eros: Peace on Earth is Possible
Seraina Duveen is a mystic, transformational mentor, peace artist, eros temple holder, community weaver and my dear friend. In this conversation we begin with the radical statement that “Peace on Earth is possible” and weave our way through how to access and work with what it means to make peace in world of chaos.
E8: Justine Kiva Epstein – Locating Joy in the Liberation of Resource
Justine Kiva Epstein is an organizer, facilitator, writer, naturalist, tracker, rites of passage guide, ad-hoc ritualist, council carrier, and bird enthusiast attending to the cry of the earth and people for ancestral healing, cultural renewal and systemic reimagination. In her own words...
E7: Kamuela Enos – Indigenous Innovation and the Ancient Future Technologies of Hawai’i
Kamuela Enos is the director of the Office of Indigenous Innovation at the University of Hawai'i System. He was formerly director of Social Enterprise for MAʻ O Organic Farms, a farm that understands the ways that land feeds beyond just providing food.
E6: Alnoor Ladha – The Roots and Rhizomatic Shoots of the Meta-Crisis We Face in these Existential Threats to Humans
My dear friend Alnoor is one of the most intelligent, articulate, prescient and generous humans I have had the privilege to know. He is an activist, journalist, political strategist, community organizer, Sufi mystic and psychic-architect of big dreams for our transition to post-capitalist, life-affirming futures of interdependance and grace.
E5: Chris Block – Making Space as a Practice of Emergent Leadership and Radical Systems Transformation
Chris Block is currently the Chronic Homelessness Initiative Director at Tipping Point Foundation. Chris helps us understand the practice of making space as a key aspect of truly transformative leadership. He is a student of Zen Buddhism and Aikido also as pathways to emergent leadership.
E4: Aunty Pua – Building the Beloved Community
Aunty Puanani Burgess is a poet, priest, aunty, and friend to many. She has been a community activist in the Native Hawaiian sovereignty movement for over fifty years.
E3: Ashanti Kunene – Learning 2 Unlearn, Love as the Path to Healing
Ashanti is an activist poet, decolonial dialogue facilitator, published writer, my partner in facilitation at the Culture Hack Labs Rhizome Fellowship and the founder of Learning 2 Unlearn – a decolonial narrative consultancy.
E2: Aubrey Morgan Yee – The Intro to Beloved Futures
For this first episode of the Beloved Futures, Aubrey officially introduces the podcast’s ethos.
E1: Yael Marantz – Deep Listening and the Descent Into Gaia
For this first episode of the Beloved Futures podcast, Aubrey talks with her dear friend Yael Marantz. Yael is a strategist, systems-thinker, biomimicry practitioner and community builder. The conversation deepens into understanding the implications of our meta-crisis.
Be a Guest
on the Podcast
Do you have a compelling story, and aspire to make a positive change in the world? We think you’d be a good fit for the Beloved Futures podcast, and would love to put a spotlight on you or your organization.
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