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    Practice You with Elena Brower

    Content and conversations for times of transition and change.

    Join me in discussion with renowned luminaries and dear friends to explore life’s myriad transitions, our understandings and our responses. What does it mean to be present, to shift our perceptions, to engage with the world meaningfully, with dignity and care? With respect for the ancient practices and the modern wisdom that continue to inform and elevate our exchanges, each episode is an invitation to Practice You.

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    Episode 71: Latham Thomas Nov 21, 2020
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    On the history of black maternal health, how we can change the story, and parenting our kids as actualized beings.

    • The Black Maternal Health crisis [1:58]
    • Gynecology and its origins in slavery [6:09]
    • The need for a reckoning. Reenvisioning a holistic view and a service model [10:17]
    • Ways to be involved [14:51]
    • Mama Glow Doula professional training program scholarship fund [30:19]
    • Learning and unlearning [34:07]
    • Parenting teenagers. Leaning into resilience and using our tools [36:13]

    Named one of Oprah Winfrey's Super Soul 100, Celebrity Doula and Maternity Wellness Expert Latham Thomas supports women in embracing optimal wellness and spiritual growth as a pathway to empowerment. Latham is leading a revolution in radical self-care, guiding women everywhere to "mother themselves first." Latham is the founder of Mama Glow a global women's health and education brand serving women along the childbearing continuum. Mama Glow supports women and families during the fertility period, pregnancy, birth as well as during postpartum offering hand-holding through their bespoke doula services. Her book, Own Your Glow: A Soulful Guide to Luminous Living and Crowning the Queen (Hay House) released on paperback on June 16, 2020.

    Resources

    http://www.mamaglow.com Own Your Glow, Latham Thomas The 1619 Project podcast Black Maternal Momnibus Irth App Anti-racism daily


    Episode 70: Reggie Hubbard Nov 07, 2020
    Show notes

    On compassion in the context of activism, building a culture of care, and cultivating enthusiasm to save our democracy.

    • Being radically human [2:42]
    • Sharing peace in a way that incites action [4:24]
    • Our responsibility to each other. Information and discernment [6:21]
    • Planting seeds of love and compassion [12:52]
    • Changing our opinions over time [18:00]
    • Immigration detainment camps. Focusing on human values [22:28]
    • Leading with what inspires us [27:13]
    • Operating from our humanity when we disagree [31:09]
    • What needs healing [40:37]
    • Favourite view [43:00]
    • Prayer [43:40]

    Reggie is a leading activist, strategist, and teacher with experience in fields ranging from global marketing, digital and community organizing, government relations, international education to Presidential campaigning. He currently serves as a senior political strategist for a leading progressive organization, a hybrid of communications, public speaking, strategy, relationship building, issue advocacy, mass mobilizations and electoral campaign work.

    Reggie is also a 500 hour certified yoga teacher and author of a thesis entitled, "Yoga and Spiritual Activism: Serving Humanity from a Sense of Devotion and Love." He has studied extensively with leading teachers such as Faith Hunter, Amy Ippolitti, Yogarupa Rod Stryker, Sri Dharma Mittra as well as many amazing teachers along the way. He teaches Members of Congress, Congressional Staff, leading progressive organizations and individuals, sharing techniques for growing peace and ease as a foundation, not an afterthought in his teaching practice, Active Peace Yoga.

    In July 2020, Reggie helped launch a grassroots campaign along with David Lipsius, Amy Ippoliti, Jack Kornfeld and Tara Brach called Buddhists and Yogis United. This is an effort to share information and inspire teachers and their respective communities to encourage active civic participation in the upcoming election and beyond. The times require our active engagement in social change - we must move beyond talk toward courageous and inspired action.

    He holds a BA in Philosophy from Yale, and an international MBA from the Vlerick Business School in Belgium.

    Resources

    Reggie Hubbard Buddhist and Yogins United MoveOn https://front.moveon.org/Rabbit Hole podcast Ctznwell http://www.activepeaceyoga.com Op-Ed in The Hill about social justice after George Floyd: Buddhist and Yogis United Initiative spiritual activism with Ethan Nichtern and Dharma Vote


    Episode 69: Albert Flynn DeSilver Oct 31, 2020
    Show notes

    On showing up for your writing with devotion. On reading as writing; writing as reading. On humility as wisdom.

    Albert Flynn DeSilver is a poet, memoirist, speaker, master mindfulness meditation teacher and workshop leader teaching nationally at the Omega Institute, Spirit Rock, 1440 MUltiversity, Shambhala Mountain Center, the Esalen Institute, and at writing conferences nationally. Albert has read and shared the stage with International bestselling authors Cheryl Strayed, Elizabeth Gilbert, Maxine Hong Kingston, and many others. His recent book, "Writing as a Path to Awakening: A Year to Becoming an Excellent Writer and Living an Awakened Life," based on his popular meditation and writing retreats by the same name—was released from Sounds True in September of 2017. He is also the author of several books of poems and the memoir "Beamish Boy," (2012) which Kirkus Reviews called "a beautifully written memoir, poignant and inspirational." He lives in Northern California.

    For Practice You listeners Albert is giving away FREE copies of his popular book from Sounds True "Writing as a Path to Awakening" + a 7-Track guided meditation program "Creativity Meditations for Writers, Artists, and Other Humans" (all we ask is $7.95 for shipping and handling) You can grab your copy at: brilliantwriter.com/free-book


    Episode 68: Jody Levy Oct 17, 2020
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    On clearing biotoxicity and creating work that heals.

    • Biotoxicity [2:17]
    • The Milk Cleanse [7:07]
    • The genesis of NeuroPraxis [11:21]
    • The importance of knowing your own body [19:46]
    • Ayurveda and balance [23:10]
    • Slowing down and appreciating time [23:43]
    • Prayer [28:04]
    • Jody Levy is an artist, designer, director, educator, entrepreneur, executive and investor from the Detroit area who lives between Denver and New York City.

      Jody is the founder, creative director and Chief Executive Officer of a handful of companies dedicated to empowering people to be as healthy and happy as possible. These companies include:

      World Waters | WTRMLN WTR is a company and brand committed to redefining how and what we drink to nourish our bodies and sustain our ecosystem. The mission of World Waters and WTRMLN WTR is to educate people about why clean healthy eating is so important for the health and sustainability of our communities.

      NeuroPraxis is a digital app featuring NeuroScultping modules specific for overcoming pain, PTSD, stress, and symptoms associated with Biotoxic exposure including Lyme Disease, Mold disease, viruses, parasites, and more. This company and product has been co-created with author and NeuroSculpting founder Lisa Wimberger.

      The Milk Cleanse, a detox cleanse product also for alleviating symptoms associated with biotoxic exposure. The Milk Cleanse is launching spring 2020. A percentage of sales goes towards the awareness and prevention of Lyme Disease, parasites, and other tick-borne illnesses. This company and product has been co-created with author and integrative medicine doctor Dr. Linda Lancaster.

      Jody Levy is a partner, advisor, and investor in many category disrupting brands and companies connected to the clean living, wellness lifestyle space that empower people to take care of themselves and optimize their happiness and purpose. This includes companies that focus on biohacking, clean energy, personalized medicine, alternative wellness, sustainable fitness, clean food and more. Some featured brands include GEM&BOLT Mezcal, Bulletproof, Thrive Market, Parsley Health, The WELL, Inscape, Pinata and more.

      Resources

      wtrmlnwtr.com jodydlevy.com NeuroPraxis Neurosculpting, Lisa Wimberger The Milk Cleanse, Use code "elenabrower" for 10% off


    Episode 67: Jacy Cunningham Sep 26, 2020
    Show notes

    On the life-changing conversations of race, the majestic presence of lineage, and the vital, daily work of loving yourself.

    • The birth of The Jacy Method [2:15]
    • On feeling alone in a community [7:01]
    • The importance of expressing joy and showing up as yourself [9:39]
    • Jacy's morning marriage practice [16:42]
    • On living multiple lives as a Black person [24:52]
    • The opportunity to have conversations about racism [32:57]
    • Eye gazing [39:01]
    • Whiteness in the wellness space [41:50]
    • Knowing what came before. Restoring your relationship with your ancestors [46:33]

    Jacy Cunningham, Creator of The Jacy Method, is a dynamic Movement Therapist, Group Fitness Instructor, and Motivational Speaker. As a former Collegiate football player and performance athlete, Jacy has trained with some of best performance coaches in the world. When his own football journey ended in 2012, Jacy moved to Eden, Utah and became the In-House fitness instructor for the famed entrepreneurial conference & start-up Summit Series. After serving their community for 4 years, Jacy left Summit to travel and create a new movement focused on harnessing self-love through dynamic and therapeutic movements. From the fall of 2016 to the summer of 2018 Jacy traveled with numerous touring musicians (Mike Posner, GRiZ, DJ Jazzy Jeff), launched his personal brand and class The Jacy Method and signed to Wanderlust Festival as a featured Instructor. Now as a Nomad, Jacy continues to travel, teach, and host at a variety of music and wellness festivals across the world.

    RESOURCES

    http://www.thejacymethod.com Metu Neter, Ra Un Nefer The End of White World Supremacy, Malcolm X Black Skin, White Masks, Frantz Fanon


    Episode 66: Chloé Valdary Sep 19, 2020
    Show notes

    On transcending our instincts, practicing what scares us, seeing where we coincide, and choosing our state.

    After spending a year as a Bartley fellow at the Wall Street Journal, Chloé Valdary developed The Theory of Enchantment, an innovative framework for social emotional learning (SEL), character development, and interpersonal growth that uses pop culture as an educational tool in the classroom and beyond.

    Chloé has trained around the world, including in South Africa, The Netherlands, Germany, and Israel. Her clients have included high school and college students, government agencies, business teams, + many more.

    She has also lectured in universities across America, including Harvard and Georgetown. Her work has been covered in Psychology Today Magazine and her writings have appeared in the New York Times and the Wall St Journal.

    • Chloé's earliest teachers [3:05]
    • Theory of Enchantment's guiding principles [5:12]
    • Timshel, Thou Mayest. East of Eden. Stoicism [13:03]
    • Non-violent protest. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Agape Love [22:00]
    • Meditating on your mortality. Practicing what you fear [28:44]
    • Criticism and care. Maya Angelou and Tupac story [31:18]
    • The Lion King and stoicism [37:40]
    • Contemplating the villain. Ways to practice [40:22]
    • What needs healing [49:47]
    • Favourite view [50:49]
    • Prayer [52:39]
    RESOURCES

    Theory of Enchantment Courses Theory of Enchantment website Chloé Valdary on Twitter: Why I Refuse to Avoid White People article Harriet Tubman, Eloise Greenfield Still I Rise, Maya Angelou East of Eden, John Steinbeck https://amzn.to/35WwpB1 Man's Search for Meaning, Viktor E. Frankl The Daily Stoic, Ryan Holiday Timshel, Mumford & Sons


    Episode 65: Erin Douglas Sep 05, 2020
    Show notes

    Erin is a travel, culture and lifestyle documentary photographer, creative culture consultant, writer and founder of Black Burner Project. After discovering her love for photography on a solo trip the Philippines, she has placed travel photography at the center of her personal work.

    • Erin's first experience of Burning Man [3:17]
    • What moved Erin to create the Black Burner Project [10:01]
    • The feeling of being one of few [14:08]
    • Inspiring potential burners by making people feel seen [20:04]
    • Erin's story about the Afro Pick installation [23:23]
    • Favourite view [29:00]
    • Prayer [31:52]
    • Creating the Group Photo and what it meant to people [32:59]
    • Reevaluating hierarchy [37:10]
    • The Cultural collective of Burning Man [40:04]

    Erin creates visually moving imagery to help brands and individuals, usually in the lifestyle and travel space, convey a more organic brand story to aid in marketing their product or service and connect with their audience. As a creative consultant Erin specializes in inclusive storytelling and thoughtfully curated experiences for companies with diversity and inclusion goals both internally and externally.

    She created Black Burner project in 2018, returning to Burning Man a second year to document people of color through photography and sharing their personal stories; with a mission to create a space where Burners of color can be seen, to encourage the apprehensive yet curious, create awareness around the event, show the importance of representation and drive diversity. Erin has curated a word of mouth surprise Burners of color group photo at Burning Man increasing the gathering from 35 people in 2018 to 250 people in 2019, becoming the largest gathering of people of color in Burning Man history. Some of her goals include a yearly artist of color grant through the project, tickets to be able to gift to virgin burners of color, and curating immersive art events both on and off playa.

    Erin is also a regular speaker on the importance and transformative power of traveling. As a travel advocate, she has spoken in schools, workshops and travel conferences. Her written and photography work has been featured in publications such as Essence, The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore Magazine, "Shut Up and Run", Travel Noire, and Conde Nast and photo Exhibitions from Miami to NYC.

    Erin's Mission: To tell stories- both visual and written that help inform and inspire others to action

    Resources

    blackburnerproject.com Dear White burners piece https://www.instagram.com/blackburnerproject/

    Meet Moses Cultural Course Correcting by Marian Goodell


    Episode 64: Pixie Lighthorse Aug 29, 2020
    Show notes

    On connecting to Nature, our wisest innermost council, and our deepest compassion.

    • Managing chaos [2:44]
    • Understanding the need to project chaos outwards [6:23]
    • Tools that Pixie is using and sharing right now [10:13]
    • Asking for help and managing resources [17:07]
    • Disassociation and discernment [19:04]
    • Shamanic arts. Returning to the core of peace within [21:30]
    • Building your council. Releasing control [27:59]
    • What needs healing [36:54]
    • Favourite view [38:09]
    • Prayer [39:29]
    • Death and grieving [41:49]
    • Meditative prayer from Pixie [50:19]
    RESOURCES

    Pixie's Worksheets Prayers of Honoring, Pixie Lighthorse Alberto Villoldo The Book of Awakening, Mark Nepo Reimagining Death, Lucinda Herring Sierra Campbell


    Episode 63: Jeff Burroughs Aug 22, 2020
    Show notes

    On the past as fuel for the future, the realities of race, and the magic of making records.

    • Jeff's earliest musical influences [3:37]
    • His first experience of racism [6:40]
    • Creating his own blueprint for life [11:10]
    • Speaking to his children about what it means to be Black in America [15:16]
    • Favorite moments with Bad Boy [22:16]
    • The night that Biggie was murdered [26:22]
    • Artists Jeff is most excited about now [31:39]
    • Favorite view [38:06]
    • Prayer [40:01]
    • Delivering art to shift culture [42:00]
    Resources

    Kanye West

    Kaash Paige YG Bino Rideaux QUIN 1619 Project Color of Change When We All Vote

    Jeff Burroughs' leverages pop culture, bridging the gap to cultural relevance for brand initiatives and to build artist brands.

    He's had the pleasure of working with some of today's most innovative brands and been fortunate enough to have developed successful brand strategies for award winning-world class artists like YG, P Diddy and 2 Chains, top rated television programs like the XFactor and a host of cpg companies. As Executive Vice President of Bad Boy Entertainment, Bad Boy became one of the highest grossing conglomerates in the entertainment industry and shifted culture.


    Episode 62: April Dawn Harter Aug 08, 2020
    Show notes

    On racism recovery as psychological, individual and collective healing.

    • How April came to her work [2:35]
    • Racism from a psychological perspective [11:12]
    • Narcissism and codependency [18:43]
    • White privilege. Complicity [23:00]
    • Treating perpetrators. Defense mechanisms [26:08]
    • Co-dependent racist savorism and anti-racist education on Instagram [33:19]
    • Racist rejection of whiteness and cultural appropriation [57:51]
    • Building trust and being trustworthy [59:50]
    • Psychoanalysing racism and evidence-based practices [1:10:55]
    • Stages of change [1:33:25]

    April is a former medical social worker, where she provided counseling to her patients and their family members to help them cope with the trauma of medical emergencies in the state of Texas. She later moved to Colorado and started her private practice to serve QTPOC patients with a history of racial trauma. After having worked with QTPOC, she decided to help prevent racism in society by working with white clients as a coach using the Racist Signature Theory. Finally, she opened up the Racism Recovery Center to provide psychotherapy for the treatment of racism.

    RESOURCES

    https://www.racismrecoverycenter.com/ Racism Recovery Center Developing Self Trust Disparity in History textbooks All About Love, Bell Hooks The Courage to Trust, Cynthia Lynn Wall My Grandmother's Hands, Resmaa Menakem Chloe Valdary, Theory of Enchantment Dr. Gabor Mate


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