United Bodies is a podcast about the lived experience of health. Join health and disability writer, producer, and activist Kendall Ciesemier and her guests as they explore how different components of our health – mental, physical, social, and spiritual – interplay with one another and intersect with the whole of our identity. When we understand these forces in our lives, we can meet both ourselves... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Category | Society & Culture |
As the first season of United Bodies comes to a close, here’s a conversation that will buoy us all by proving what’s possible.
We’ve been talking about building the world we need -- be that through destigmatizing the hard stuff in our life through h... more
Today we’re talking about pleasure. I can already tell that some of you are wincing. Pleasure is experienced in our bodies and keeps us full of aliveness—whether that’s the pleasure that comes from feeling sun on our backs, tasting our favorite treat... more
For many of us, spiritual health is a facet of our health that we consider less, perhaps even give less weight to or spend less time cultivating. There are many reasons for this. Spirituality can feel elusive, confusing, scary, and unknown. It can br... more
Moving your body, in any way you can, can be a liberating experience—to feel your power, your strength, your security and resiliency through a step forward, a dance, a roll or stroll through nature.
Studies support this—movement has a profound impa... more
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I have loved the episodes I’ve listened to. Great guests with liberating ideas for all. Hope there’s another season sometime.
Kendall is a master interviewer, and each person she talks to draws from a wealth of expertise to share about a different topic, but all show us how we’re all together in having a bodied experience, and how we all need one another along the way!
Thank you so much for this content! It is so interesting, educational and relatable!
Profound, interesting and informative
Kendall does a fantastic job of highlighting the non-obvious interconnectedness of all aspects of our health. Definitely worth a listen
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