
From climate crisis to childhood trauma, we are a culture focused on solutions. A fear of uncertainty in our relationships, work, and movements cuts us off from our wisest, most creative, and visionary potential. When our bodies struggle to stay with the unknown, our reflex is often to grasp for power and control. Lost Together asks: What would become possible if we responded to the political and ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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“Trauma healing is possible inside of violent conditions but we need to be doing it as a collective. What makes it work is that we are healing as a group together.”
This week I sit down with writer, somatics teacher, and fellow ex-therapist Kai Chen... more
This week our glossary entry is on Healing Justice.
Episode 5 of the podcast touches on the intimacy of healing objectification through relationship — with land, ancestors, and each other.
If you haven’t listened yet to my conversation with Susan R... more
“The oldest meaning of neighbour is ‘all our relations’ — that which is alive, which is next to each other.”
How do we learn to practice relationality when we grew up inside a culture that taught us to treat each other as objects?
This week I talk ... more
This week our glossary entry is on Whiteness.
Episode 4 of the podcast explores the terrain of building intimacy across difference, knowing ourselves and each other more deeply, and both the costs and gifts of living a life of radical self-honesty. more
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Beautiful explorations of politicized healing work for this moment. Love the mix of glossary episodes and conversations with brilliant guests — thank you for sharing these reflections and making them accessible to listeners. Love this podcast!
thank you all for this conversation - rich, layered and deeply engaging.
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A thoughtful, relationship-centered show exploring how communities navigate uncertainty, conflict, and systemic change through embodiment, somatics, and collective care. Across episodes, topics gravitate toward transformative justice, regenerative practices, land-based learning, decolonization, and building belonging within movements and organizations. The conversations tend to combine practical tools with deep personal and cultural reflection, offering a distinctive blend of trauma-informed facilitation, embodied awareness, and community-led change that may appeal to listeners who want alternatives to punitive systems and who value relational approaches to social and ecological crises. A noteworthy thread is the emphasis on staying with di... more
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