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September: A Podcast For Loveships

Alexis Pauline Gumbs
Relationships
Community Building
Loveship
Spiritual Practice
Self-Love
Love
Personal Growth
Intimacy
Community
Vision
Clyde Gumbs
Afformations
Audre Lorde
Manifesting Love
Self-Reflection
Desires
Intentional Loveships
Boundaries and Blessings
Generative Questions
Vision Boards

September is a weekly podcast for Loveships. It explores the tools and technologies that build and sustain life-changing love relationships. Hosted by writer and facilitator Alexis Pauline Gumbs and artist and entrepreneur Sangodare Wallace, this intimate show draws on their 17-year partnership built on the premise of Loveship as a spiritual practice and Loveship as a resource in community.

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In a live episode at North Star Church of the Arts in Durham, Sangodare and Alexis use a seafaring metaphor to explore what it means to be “anchored in love”. They unpack how preparation, resourcing and kindness can keep a “love ship” steady through ... more

In this episode hosts Alexis and Sangodare explore the idea of the “dark night of the soul,” through poetry and a very literal dark-night story of their own. They offer three “North Stars” to help listeners return to love even through the darkness, a... more

Hosts Sangodare and Alexis reflect on time as a social construct and discuss their contrasting time styles. They share time keeping systems that have worked for them and illustrate how shared practices can align intentions, remembering that ultimatel... more

Hosts Sangodare and Alexis explore the idea of a “loveship” ad a relationship as spiritual practice. They urge listeners to treat purpose as the seed and root of love, contrasting “happily ever after” with “purposefully ever after,” and grounding the... more

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Recent Guests

Phil Freelon
Architect and founder of North Star Church of the Arts (deceased)
North Star Church of the Arts
Episode: 29. Love the Place You Live: A Live Durham Episode
Nina Freelon
Cultural leader, educator, and artist (musician/voice of the North Star ecosystem)
North Star Church of the Arts
Episode: 29. Love the Place You Live: A Live Durham Episode
Nadine Burr
Advocate for farm worker justice, organizer, and community champion
Independent activist; involved in Mothers for a Ceasefire and school board work
Episode: 25. Metronomes of Love: Influences, Cycles, and Ground Rules in Relationship Rhythms
Josh Zaslow
Music educator and organizer, involved with Bullhorn Festival
Music educator and festival founder
Episode: 25. Metronomes of Love: Influences, Cycles, and Ground Rules in Relationship Rhythms
Adaku Uta
Dancer and somatic embodied leadership, based in Brooklyn
Brooklyn arts community
Episode: 24. Loveships Live: Ocean Rhythms
Wazee Muret
DJ and rhythmic collaborator
Brooklyn DJ scene
Episode: 24. Loveships Live: Ocean Rhythms

Hosts

Alexis Pauline Gumbs
Co-host of September: A Podcast For Loveships; writer and facilitator; engages in spiritual practice and community-driven relationship work.
Sangodare Wallace
Co-host of September: A Podcast For Loveships; artist and entrepreneur; engages in loveship as a spiritual practice and community empowerment.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 34 ratings
  • So insightful! What a gift of a podcast.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    thefattingtonfrisk
    2 months ago
  • Yes!

    What an incredibly generous offering this podcast is!! Thank you for the love and the support love better all the ways ♥️✨🦖

    Apple Podcasts
    5
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    Canada6 months ago
  • What a gift!

    I am really touched by the ritual of dedications, and this pod is arriving as medicine episode by episode to this Black queer. Thank you!!!!!!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    fogconfessionals
    United States6 months ago
  • Much Needed

    I am grateful to these two extraordinary beings for their willingness to Open their Love to support us all in Love with this gift of a podcast. I am here for this!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SBridgforth
    United States7 months ago
  • I love loveships!

    Inspirational, instructional and just good. Good for love and life in general.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Niambi
    United States7 months ago

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Listeners describe the show as a generous, medicine-like offering that centers love and healing.
Many appreciate the podcast as a welcoming space for Black feminist-informed relationship work and personal growth.
Fans highlight the hosts' warmth, depth, and commitment to community and spiritual practice as distinguishing strengths.
Episodes are praised for actionable rituals and compassionate discussions that feel grounding and hopeful.

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32. Love Through The Dark
Q: Would you share a story about a time when you composted part of yourself in service of who you were becoming in this loveship?
They discuss composting habits and boundaries as evolving acts of love, citing examples like giving up late-night work or unhealthy cravings to support mutual growth, and reframing personal needs as ongoing, sacred processes rather than fixed failures.
29. Love the Place You Live: A Live Durham Episode
Q: Do you have any practices for saying present or becoming present when going into a group space feels overwhelming?
They describe a spectrum of approach, from seeking one friendly person to anchor oneself, to using breathwork and deliberate grounding rituals, adornment and talismans, and consciously choosing to be present even if just observational, which helps cultivate a sense of safety and belonging for the whole group.
24. Loveships Live: Ocean Rhythms
Q: If you could shed some light on technology, social media, what impact and kind of challenges do you see for relationships?
Social media can amplify visibility and pressure, but it also offers an arena for authentic self-reflection; the key is to reveal oneself gradually, stay in authentic dialogue, and use technology as a support rather than a determinant of relationship dynamics.
22. Let’s Get Physical Embracing Physical Intimacy and Embodied Love
Q: Do you have advice on how to claim my body as mine unapologetically, while also opening up to physical intimacy with other people?
One practice is dance, allowing you to reconnect with your body on your terms and then extending that practice into interactions with others. Additionally, gratitude practices can help you appreciate your body and its functions as a starting point for building a positive relationship with your physical self.
23. The Goal is Freedom: Beyond Roles
Q: Help. Thoughts on conflict management between a couple owning a business together?
To resolve conflicts, it's important to find common ground and align on values to walk together in business decisions.

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What is September: A Podcast For Loveships about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A weekly conversation about loveships that blends intimate relationship work with spirituality, community healing, and personal growth. Hosts Alexis Pauline Gumbs and Sangodare Wallace explore conflict resolution, emotional intimacy, boundary setting, ceremony, and collective care, drawing on long-term partnership experience to frame relationships as spiritual practice and community-building. Noteworthy is the emphasis on love as a praxis that extends beyond couples to families, friends, and broader networks, with practical rituals and rituals that center repair, embodiment, and Black feminist perspectives. For potential listeners, the show offers actionable guidance, reflective storytelling, and a welcoming, ritual-infused approach to navi... more

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