
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 230 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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adrienne and Autumn convened in Minneapolis at the end of January for a live taping of the show at The Great Northern Winter Festival. Every year The Great Northern puts on a winter festival that celebrates our coldest season as a time to gather, cre... more
Autumn was recently in conversation with Dr. Chera Reid and Dr. Trinel Torian on their wonderful podcast, Becoming the Vision where they invite visionaries from the field of philanthropy and beyond who believe and practice the idea that we must chang... more
The sisters are ecstatic to welcome Nnenna and Pierce Freelon to the show.
Nnenna is a GRAMMY nominated jazz singer, storyteller and grief sojourner. Her latest album is Beneath the Skin. Her new book is Beneath the Skin of Sorrow: Improvisations on... more
The sisters describe how and why they build altars for creation and detail recalibrated writing nooks, work laptops, writing in the tub and car, vision boards, doodles for the self and bringing their creative and familial ancestors into the mix.
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Where would I be without this podcast? There are days when you say exactly what is in my heart. And days when I look for your voices to shed a light in these dark days. Thank you sisters and all of the brilliant people you have on this show. 💜
I was told about this podcast by a fellow organizer who's trying to help my community learn to hold space for grief and recognize mothering work. I'm sharing it with friends who are trying to build mutually-sustaining community in every way we can. I'm really appreciating the Fractals series as an antidote to the doomscroll gravity of the news. From Chattanooga (a name given by the Yuchi and Muscogee peoples of this place), we appreciate you sharing so much of yourselves to help us on our way!
Highly recommend this pod for anyone who feels anxious about, well… /gestures widely at everything going on. I always appreciate the hosts perspectives and they have fantastic guests, too!
Thank you so much for the podcast! Here I have found inspiration, grounding, and resonance so many times.
The Brown sisters share so much wisdom from the arts, facilitation, organizing, and their lived experiences. I never miss a chance to be both encouraged and challenged by listening to How to Survive the End of the World.
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Exploring themes of survival, community, and social justice, a dynamic duo engages listeners with heartfelt conversations that highlight the intersections of identity, resilience, and activism. The discussions often draw from personal and collective experiences, encouraging deep reflections on grief, love, and the societal structures that shape our lives. Notably, the hosts frequently invite diverse voices to share insights on topics such as solidarity, mental health, and the complexities of navigating crises in contemporary society. Their unique blend of humor, vulnerability, and wisdom creates a nurturing space for listeners seeking both connection and practical strategies for traversing life's challenges.
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2. Nnenna Freelon
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