
Exploring practical insight on racial justice and social change.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 92 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||

Susanna Barkataki is a viral TEDx speaker, #1 bestselling author, and is currently pursuing her PhD in yoga philosophy.
She is the founder of Ignite Institute for yogic leadership and social change and Yoke Yoga, a wellness app for self care with y... more
Shahem "5hahem" Mclaurin is a Black, genderqueer, licensed social worker/therapist and influencer born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland who is currently stationed in Brooklyn, New York. With upwards of 800,000 followers Shahem Mclaurin, licensed the... more
Dayna Lynn Nuckolls, The People’s Oracle, provides Divination for Liberation. She skillfully uses oracles with integrity (sidereal astrology, tarot, dream interpretation, and intuitive guidance) in service to the spiritual and political resistance of... more
Tanmeet Sethi, MD is a board-certified Integrative Family Medicine physician and Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Washington School of Medicine. She has spent the past 25 years working on the frontlines of the most marginalized commu... more
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Incredible resource of a podcast, the kind of pod where you can’t help but take notes 📝✍🏼
I love these two and the guests they have on. A great multivitamin for Yt folks in justice spaces
I came to this podcast after seeing Andre on Austin Channing Brown’s The Next Question. I love how he connects the dots to help me understand the system we all live in and what it will take to design and build a new system and transition to it. I just listened to the episode where he interviews Surji Popovic. Love the episode and Surji. As a person who is actively trying to move from passive support to more active support and leadership in social justice work, Andre helps me to understand th... more
Listening is great - but there is so much good content from guests that taking notes is worth it.
Excellent podcast. Well done. I learn new insights and gain understanding easy time I listen.
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Focusing on practical insights about racial justice and social change, this podcast engages listeners through candid discussions and expert interviews. Topics frequently explored include mental health, systemic racism, and community care, offering a holistic understanding of the challenges faced by marginalized communities. Noteworthy for its emphasis on collective healing practices, the content often highlights the importance of joy, resilience, and mutual aid as essential components of social movements. Overall, it is a vital resource for anyone committed to understanding and contributing to social change, encouraging introspection and proactive engagement in justice work.
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Recent guests on Hope & Hard Pills include:
1. Susanna Barkataki
2. Shahem McLaurin
3. Dayna Lynn Nukolls
4. Tanmeet Sethi
5. Joris Lechêne
6. Karen Hayes
7. Dr. Sophia A. McClennon
8. Srdja Popovich
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