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Regina Napolitano is a poet and educator who believes housing and being a freak are human rights. Listen in for their big 3 in astrology and how we can start living in a world we actually like. Find her at: https://reginasnapolitano.substack.com/ Mentioned in this episode: Fred Moten - It's not that I want to say Patricia Hill Collins - Situated Knowledge A mind-bending, reality-warping conversation with John Higgs A Philosopher’s One-Word Theory to Explain Why the World Feels So Weird Wes Enzina - Gimme Shelter  Costco housing development in LA Reaganomic F*****y Michelle Tea - Black Wave Patience on PBS Demystifying the New Dilemma of Brain Rot in the Digital Era: A Review Wikipedia Show & Tell Regina Napolitano - How to Get a Creative Writing MFA without Going into Debt Regina Napolitano - How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love God Contact: [email protected] Music by ⁠Monume

Avery Staton is an equity design strategist, artist, and relational designer who is obsessed with aviation safety. Listen in for their big 3 in astrology and how we can start living in a world we actually like. Find them at: https://staton.studio/ or https://www.linkedin.com/in/averystaton/ If you're in the bay area on July 11th, check out Love Letters to the Future: https://luma.com/love-letters Contact: [email protected] Music by Monume

We're talking sex, death, and snaxes in this episode with Marissa Floro - professor, PhD, baddie. Enjoy! Weiland Health Initiative Psych for the People And thank you to Aaron Gourdin for the intro/outro tunes!

In this ep I talk w my boo Casey about the erosion of truth, the purchase/downfall of Twitter, and the beauty of unionized baseball. Thanks to Aaron Gourdin for the intro/outro tunes! Mentions: John Higgs & reality tunnels On Spotify On Apple

Hot Rod Britton Johnson on Kim's impact on society, life outside a major metropolitan area, and the 1 thing we can do to create the future we want to live in :') Follow him @hotrodbj or listen to his brand new pod That's On U

Introducing near/distant, aka the rebrand of the podcast formerly known as 2023. Near/distant is a space to imagine a future we actually want to live in. Think of it as an antidote to anxiety and frustration about a future which might be looking pretty bleak.  Once a month I’ll talk to someone who will describe their current reality and then paint a picture of the future they want to see. Then we’ll brainstorm some actionable steps we can take right now to move towards that future.  Reach out to [email protected] with any thoughts/questions/concerns/premonitions ;)

Catching up w the B in suBtle, @roseonheart about styling, chakral healing, and much more. Recorded June 2021.

In this episode I catch up with Rosemary Reyes, incredible shamanic practioner/bruja on her anti-colonial pathway to getting spiritual and much more. A serious gem!!  Follow Rosie on IG @mermami ✨

Micro-interviews with some of the students and facilitators of https://www.noschoolnevers.com/

In this episode I chat with Ani Lee - fiber artist, singer, mover/shaker, and host of the podcast Close Knit. Learn more about Ani's passion for sustainable fashion on her site: https://www.closeknit.com.au/

In this episode Dena Beard, director of The Lab, talks mutual aid, immersive art, the profound art of staring at walls, and watching seasons change while we walk around the neighborhood. Dive into The Lab and check out their mega list of mutual aid resources here!

In Episode 3 I chat with (my) therapist Frank Ehrenfried about using psychedelics in a therapeutic setting, working for The Queen™️, and what he imagines the future of therapy will look like in 2023.

Talking cancel culture, emoticons, and the future of mental health with Ernesto Martinez (housing advocate, Libra, future social worker). Recorded 12/27/20.

Episode one with visual designer Ria Meer! Recorded in August ¯\_(ツ)_/¯