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How to Survive the End of the World

How to Survive the End of the World
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Join Autumn Brown and adrienne maree brown, two sisters who share many identities, as writers, activists, facilitators, and inheritors of multiracial diasporic lineages, as well as a particular interest in the question of survival, as we embark on a podcast that delves into the practices we need as a community, to move through endings and to come out whole on the other side, whatever that might be... more

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In the Season Four premiere of the Climate Changed podcast, Autumn talks with Tory Stephens, a storyteller, cultural worker, and climate justice advocate.

They explore the transformative pow... more

adrienne and Autumn are thrilled to explore the intersection of spirit, ritual and movement organizing with dear friends of the show, Kaji Reyes and Sendolo Diaminah. The conversation touches on creativity and art in ritual and ceremony, the role of ... more

The sisters are ecstatic to welcome OBIE Award-winning artist Jenn Kidwell and ASL artist Brandon Kazen-Maddox to discuss “we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism,” a play which invites "you to roll in the pigsty of American consumerism." T... more

adrienne and Autumn are joined by Kate McCabe (Founder and Executive Director of Bog & Thunder), Max Sussman (Culinary Director of Bog & Thunder) and Dwight Dunston (facilitator, hip-hop artist, educator, and activist) to chronicle and celebrate thei... more

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Kaji Reyes
community organizer, executive director and land/ceremony facilitator
Owl Song; Durham for All; Durham, NC
Episode: New Life and Joy, Death and Grief, Absolute Bewilderment and Confusion with Kaji Reyes and Sendolo Diaminah
Sendolo Diaminah
co-director of the Carolina Federation, strategist with electoral organizing background
Carolina Federation; Black Organizing for Leadership and Dignity (BOLD)
Episode: New Life and Joy, Death and Grief, Absolute Bewilderment and Confusion with Kaji Reyes and Sendolo Diaminah
Jenn Kidwell
Theatrical performer and co-creator of We Come to Collect
We Come to Collect / Pig Iron Theatre / theater community
Episode: A Flirtation with Capitalism with Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox
Brandon Kazen-Maddox
ASL artist, dancer, and co-creator of We Come to Collect
We Come to Collect / ASL performance
Episode: A Flirtation with Capitalism with Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox
Kate McCabe
Co-host of Bog & Thunder travel experiences; writer; environmental/policy-focused
Bog & Thunder; Died Green
Episode: Write The Next World With Us
Max Sussman
Award-winning chef and restaurateur; co-creator of Bog & Thunder
Bog & Thunder; Samesa; Pizza Replicator
Episode: Write The Next World With Us
Dwight Dunston
Facilitator, artist and innovator; former participant and artist-in-residence
Writing the Next World; Autumn the Band
Episode: Write The Next World With Us
Morgan Bassichis
Comedian, musician and writer
Independent artist
Episode: Building a Movement Full of Doors and Windows with Morgan Bassichis
Norma Kaweloku Wong
Zen master, movement leader, and poet
Episode: Who We Are Becoming Matters with Norma Wong

Hosts

Adrienne Maree Brown
Writer and activist, co-host of the show, known for her insights on social justice, creative self-expression, and community resilience.
Autumn Brown
Co-host, movement leader, musician, and activist known for her work in creative expression and community building.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 3.3k ratings
  • Sustenance at the end of the world

    I cannot express how much this podcast means to me. The sisters sustain me in all their multitudes thank you from the bottom of my heart.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aged Scottish crone
    Sweden2 months ago
  • Deep and wise and heartful

    This show helps me regain sanity with its fearless unveiling, wisdom, humor, love, and candor. It’s ahead of its time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ED8
    United States2 months ago
  • So real and insightful

    I love this podcast so much. I find it… Thoughtful, authentic, joyful, loving, responsable, enormously relevant to what’s going on in the world while staying grounded in everyday life.

    So much gratitude to adrienne and Autumn for sharing themselves so beautifully.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    essa12dance
    United States2 months ago
  • Inspiration, fuel and salve

    The sisters describe their ways of doing and being human through creativity, activism, community, connection. Listening expands my sense of what's possible and hones my understanding of what's necessary.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kate Hammer
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • So alive and supportive

    This show is so positive and hopeful and very real.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    EB Mudd
    United States2 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the podcast's blend of wisdom, humor, and authenticity, often describing it as nourishing and grounding.
However, there are occasional critiques around the polarizing nature of some discussions, suggesting that not all listeners may align with the hosts' views.
There is a sense of gratitude among the audience for the inspiring perspectives shared, particularly during challenging times.
The community engagement and personal storytelling resonate deeply, making it a celebrated space for dialogue, creativity, and healing.
Many find the conversations transformative, highlighting the hosts' ability to address complex issues with empathy and insight.

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Who We Are Becoming Matters with Norma Wong
Q: What are some of the qualities that you're noticing in the some people who instigate change?
The stirring of something in individuals that calls for conscious action, pushing against complacency to evolve into the humans this time requires.
Live from The Great Northern (feat. Penguin Daddies)
Q: What do we do with our comrades who are opting out of this invitation?
Recognize that some people may take time to awaken, and focus on your own journey while maintaining inclusive boundaries.
Live from The Great Northern (feat. Penguin Daddies)
Q: How do we find rest in this time?
It's important to ask for help, have someone check in on your phone usage, and engage in practices that allow for bodily movement to process stress.
Autumn Brown Becomes the Vision
Q: Can you speak about your experience with trauma and personal transformation?
The most important transformations often happen as a result of traumatic experiences, which biologically shape us to process and navigate such trauma.
Autumn Brown Becomes the Vision
Q: What do you mean by turning your life ship?
I use this metaphor to understand my life changes and my responsibility in them, suggesting a journey back into making art after experiencing trauma.

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This podcast highlights the journey and experiences of two sisters as they explore the themes of identity, survival, and community resilience against the backdrop of societal challenges. The discussions often center around personal narratives blended with broader socio-political contexts, emphasizing the need for collective action in times of crisis. Unique elements such as creative practices, mental health, and artistic expression serve as conduits for deeper conversations on navigating life's complexities and the transformative power of community. Notably, the podcast features diverse guests who bring insights from various fields, enhancing the richness of the dialogue and grounding the discussions in a multifaceted understanding of survi... more

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2. Sendolo Diaminah
3. Jenn Kidwell
4. Brandon Kazen-Maddox
5. Kate McCabe
6. Max Sussman
7. Dwight Dunston
8. Morgan Bassichis

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