The Emergent Strategy Podcast

Fan Favorite: Boundaried in Love with Prentis Hemphill (2021) Feb 16, 2023

As we near the end of season 2 of the ESII podcast, we decided to share a favorite past episode chosen by our listeners. This week, as many are celebrating, grieving, and reflecting on love, it only seemed right to replay Boundaried in Love with Prentis Hemphill from season 1.
The Emergent Strategy Podcast brings you a tender conversation between adrienne and this week's guest, Prentis Hemphill. Prentis is a teacher, an embodiment coach and group conflict facilitator. Prentis is also the founder of The Embodiment Institute. Prentis and adrienne talk somatics and setting boundaries with both our intimate and public relations.
Transcript found here.

Host Favorites: Relating During the Pandemic with Autumn Brown (2021) Feb 09, 2023

As we near the end of season 2 of the ESII podcast, we chose our all-time favorite past episodes for you to enjoy. This week, adrienne chose Relating During the Pandemic with Autumn Brown from season 1.
Mother, organizer, theologian and writer, Autumn Brown, joins host Mia Herndon on this week's episode of The Emergent Strategy Podcast. In a lively discussion, Autumn talks about parenting during the pandemic, the challenges and positives of relating through technology, and discovers (excitedly) the Hide Self View feature.
Transcript found here.

Host Favorites: Chaos Minded with Mwende Katwiwa (2021) Feb 02, 2023

As we near the end of season 2 of the ESII podcast, we chose our all-time favorite past episodes for you to enjoy. This week, Mia chose Chaos Minded with Mwende Katwiwa from season 1.
Performer, speaker, author, poet, Mwende Katwiwa, joins Emergent Strategy podcast host, Sage Crump, to talk about poetics, question what is seen as inherent, and the generative space of being chaos minded.
Transcript found here.

Host Favorites: Devotion, Strategy and Rigor with Sendolo Diaminah (2021) Jan 26, 2023

As we near the end of season 2 of the ESII podcast, we chose our all-time favorite past episodes for you to enjoy. This week, Sage chose Devotion, Strategy and Rigor with Sendolo Diaminah from season 1.
"White supremacy and capitalism wants us to believe that they are the most important thing going on and that the whole world is against us. The whole world is not against us," says Sendolo Diaminah, co-director of the Carolina Federation. Diaminah joins ESII host, adrienne maree brown, this week to talk about love of strategy, softer rigor (at times), and living out a new politics.
Transcript found here.

Shifting the Culture with Complex Movements Jan 19, 2023

Complex Movements is a Detroit-based artist collective supporting the transformation of communities by exploring the connections of complex science and social justice movements through multimedia interactive performance work. Carlos, Sage, Wes, and Ill of Complex Movements join adrienne to discuss nonlinearity, the development and evolution of the group's emblems, and their most recent project Beware of the Dandelions.

Transcript found here.

Tending Our Soil with Mia Mingus Jan 12, 2023

Mia Mingus is a writer, educator, and trainer for transformative justice and disability justice. She founded and currently leads SOIL: A Transformative Justice Project, which builds the conditions for transformative justice to grow and thrive. This week, Mia meets with adrienne to discuss quitting capitalism, practice, and climate catastrophe.

Transcript found here.

Liberatory Harm Reduction with Shira Hassan Dec 22, 2022

Shira Hassan is a long time activist whose work focuses on the experiences of girls, boys, transgender and queer youth involved in the sex trade and street economy. She is the co-author of Fumbling Towards Repair and the author of Saving Our Own Lives. This week, Shira joins Sage to talk about black holes, her book Saving Our Own Lives, and sex work as care work.

Transcript found here.

Internal Freedom with Ericka Huggins Dec 15, 2022

Ericka Huggins is a human rights activist, poet, educator, Black Panther leader and former political prisoner. Ericka joins adrienne to talk about freedom as an inside job, the teachings of meditation, and recognizing the women of the Black Panther Party in her newest book Comrade Sisters.

Transcript found here.

The Digital Apothecary with Moya Bailey Dec 08, 2022

Moya Bailey is a scholar, writer, and activist whose work focuses on how race, gender, and sexuality are represented in media and medicine. She is currently an associate professor in the Department of Communication Studies at Northwestern University. This week, Moya meets with Mia to explore the distinction between urgency and importance, being in but not of the academy, and the work of the Digital Apothecary.
Transcript found here.

Answering Your Call with Nicole Newman and Aja Taylor Dec 01, 2022

Nicole Newman is a poet, writer, sister, and coach. Aja Taylor is a facilitator, sex educator, sister, and writer. Together, they co-founded Two Brown Girls Consulting Cooperative. This week, Nicole and Aja join adrienne to discuss creating more space, the practice of invitations, and science fiction as a source of politicization.

Transcript found here.

Building New Worlds with Ashoka Finley Nov 24, 2022

Ashoka Finley is an emergent strategist and the founder of hypha, a subscription that funds climate solutions. This week, Ashoka and adrienne meet to talk about elemental practices, feeling wholeness in liminal spaces, and what it means to build a new world.

Transcript found here.

Controlling Our Narrative with Vicki Meek Nov 17, 2022

Vicki Meek is an artist, curator, arts administrator, and cultural critic whose career spans decades. This week, Vicki joins Sage to talk about Elizabeth's Catlett's influence, collaborating with artists from different disciplines, and reimagining the Black archive.
Transcript found here.

The Power of Play and Imagination with Chelsea Cleveland Nov 10, 2022

Chelsea Cleveland is an organizer, facilitator, and the co-founder of Hearing Youth Voices, a youth organization based in New London, CT. Chelsea joins Yanitza, facilitation cohort member and former ESII staff, and Mia, this week's ESII host, to talk about listening to disabled people, dreaming about an Octavia Butler tarot deck, and thinking of loneliness as a process of fermentation.

Transcript found here.

Holding Change with Micky ScottBey Jones Nov 03, 2022

Micky ScottBey Jones, The Justice Doula, is an author, speaker, and healing justice practicioner. In this IG Live Interview, adrienne talks with Micky about brave space, plagiarism, accountability, call-outs, and learning in public.

Transcript found here.

Imagining What's On The Other Side with Makani Themba Oct 27, 2022

Makani Themba is an author, innovator, and currently the Chief Strategist at Higher Ground Change Strategies based in Jackson, MS. A long-time organizer, Makani meets with ESII host, Sage, to discuss genealogies, the economy as a set of relationships, and the power of imagination.

Transcript found here.

Black Feminist Futures with Paris Hatcher Oct 20, 2022

Paris Hatcher is the executive director of Black Feminist Future, a political hub focused on the dynamic possibilities of galvanizing the social and political power of Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people towards liberation. Paris joins Mia to talk about being deliberately emergent, learning from the natural world, and Black feminism as a call to transformative justice.

Transcript found here.

Metabolizing Fear with Briana Herman-Brand Oct 13, 2022

Briana Herman-Brand is a teacher, facilitator, and parent. This week, she joins adrienne to talk about trusting from within, the possibilities of co-housing, and unlearning processes from white supremacist culture.

Transcript found here.

Declaring the Self You Want with Alta Starr Oct 06, 2022

A sonic treat this week with BOLD organizer Alta Starr. Alta is a bodyworker, organizer, poet, and tarot reader. Alta converses with ESII host, Sage, about existentialism, our agency when it comes to imbuing circumstance with meaning (or not), and tarot use for less predictive outcomes and more as a space for reflection, play, and reinterpretation of the world around us.

Transcript found here.

Minding Your Relations with Adaku Utah Sep 29, 2022

Adaku Utah is a 6th generation Igbo healer and the organizing director of the National Network of Abortion Funds. Adaku and Mia meet to talk about organizing and providing services to communities outside of the parameters of the state, and Adaku points to the work that is required for tending to our relationships. They also leads listeners through a centering practice. So find a place that brings you comfort and press play.

Transcript found ⁠here⁠.

Civic Alchemy with Yazmany Arboleda Sep 22, 2022

Yazmany Arboleda is the People's Artist for New York City through the Civic Engagement Commission. This week, Yazmany joins adrienne to talk about the possibilities of creating an active, experimental, and more imaginative and democratic engagement with the people who make up a place.

Transcript found here.

Disrupting White Dominant Culture with ashley sparks Sep 15, 2022

ashley sparks is a theater maker, facilitator, engagement strategist, and collaboration coach and consultant. ashley joins Sage this week on the Emergent Strategy Podcast to talk about bringing their artistry into activism spaces, getting buttoned up adults to soften, and the grieving that comes when parts of ourselves need to be let go or are challenged.

Transcript found here.

Yin Timing with Lindsay Fauntleroy Sep 08, 2022

Acupuncturist or Blacupuncturist, Lindsay Fauntleroy, joins ESII host, Mia, for a conversation about possible overlap between African-based traditions and Chinese medicine. She is also the author of the new book In Our Element: Using the Five Elements as Soul Medicine to Unleash Your Personal Power, and Lindsay talks to Mia about the beauty and practice of yin timing.

Transcript found here .

Filling the Gap with Caitlin Breedlove Sep 01, 2022

Caitlin Breedlove is the current Deputy Executive Director at the Women's March and author of a forthcoming book about her experience with ovarian cancer. A long time organizer, Caitlin meets with ESII host, adrienne, to discuss how approaching and experiencing cancer has informed her work as an organizer and vice versa. Caitlin and adrienne also talk about writing close to the bone (hint: it involves losing lots of preamble).

Transcript found here.

Radical Grievance with Malkia Devich Cyril Jun 30, 2022

Grief is power and grief as a way to strength and intimacy are some of the ideas that this week's Emergent Strategy Podcast guest, Malkia Devich-Cyril, explores with host, Sage. An illuminating conversation about an honest collective embrace of grief that might also aid in our emphasis on belonging.

This is our last episode until September. ESII is going on summer break! Have a beautiful summer and there will be more of season 2 in the fall. Thank you for listening!

Transcript found here.

Embodied Decolonization with Camille Barton Jun 23, 2022

Artist and embodiment educator, Camille Barton, talks with ESII host, adrienne, about art, somatics, and strides to move towards a more decolonized inner (and outer) world. Camille has learned that somatics is less about relaxation and more about being able to sit with and feel more.

Transcript can be found here.

Slowness, Intention, and Ease with Latham Thomas Part 2 Jun 16, 2022

Latham Thomas continues her conversation with ESII host, Mia. Latham is an entrepreneur, self-care sorceress and founder of Mama Glow, New York's premiere maternity lifestyle brand committed to supporting women and birthing people along the childbearing continuum. In part two of their conversation, Latham talks about Mama Glow, care work needing to be valued, the difference between a passion and a calling, and sitting with the question "does it tire me or does it inspire me"?

Transcript found here.

Slowness, Ease, and Intention with Latham Thomas Part 1 Jun 09, 2022

"The Universe rewards courage," says Latham Thomas, founder of Mama Glow and this week's Emergent Strategy Podcast guest. In part one, of a two-part interview, Latham joins longtime friend and ESII host, Mia Herndon, to talk about working towards a rhythm that works for you, tending to the things that we want to see come to fruition, and the practice of care.

Transcript found here.

Slowing Down Your Slow Down with Geoffrey Jackson Scott Jun 02, 2022

Geoffrey Jackson Scott is a culture organizer, engagement strategist, creative producer and co-founder of Peoplmovr, which works with people to design strategies that move people towards liberation. Geoffrey joins ESII host, Sage, to talk about the physical, spiritual, and mental spaces his work asks of him and some of the components of what it takes to facilitate deeper change and understanding.

Transcript found here.

Reverence for Ferment with Kasha Ho May 26, 2022

Dear listeners, if you all did not already know how fantastic microbes are, Kasha Ho, is about to let you know. Kasha is the co-founder of the Groundwork Project and an avid and seasoned fermenter. Kasha relays to ESII host, adrienne, how the bubbling, briny, and delicious microorganisms found in foods like kimchi and sauerkraut support our gut health and are tied to a much larger life web. Make sure your mason jars and crocks are close by.

Transcript found here.

Earth Stewarding with Cris Izaguirre May 19, 2022

Cris Izaguirre is a farmer, writer, educator, trans, and queer Nicaraguan immigrant of Afro-Indigenous descent. He joins ESII host, Mia Herndon, on the podcast this week to converse about the queerness of plants, decolonizing the natural world, land stewardship, and how farming isn't for everyone.

Transcript found here.

Transiting with Omisade Burney-Scott May 12, 2022

Omisade Burney-Scott of The Black Girl's Guide to Surviving Menopause comes through to talk with ESII host, Sage Crump, about the difference between being older versus being an elder. Burney-Scott and Crump jokingly question the term "yelder," and reflect on the oftentimes rough edges of the liminal space. Burney-Scott's words encourage a gentle pause and (maybe) a soft example of being more truthful with ourselves.

Transcript found here.

The Nonlinearity of Healing with Spenta Kandawalla May 05, 2022

"Understanding our trauma is really important, but so is understanding -- not just our resilience -- but actually, I think, also understanding the places that we were loved, wanted, cherished, lifted up..." says Spenta Kandawalla, L.A.c. Kandawalla talks to ESII this week about material well-being, reorienting around the idea of impact, and the magic and wisdom of Chinese medicine.

Transcript found here.

Accountability Mapping with Daria Garina Apr 28, 2022

Artist, somatic coach, and medium, Daria Garina joins ESII host, Mia, to talk about what accountability looks like, especially when we're feeling shame or guilt. How can we embody accountability as a way to integrate lessons, parts of ourselves, and move towards repair?

Transcript can be found here.

Possibility and Pragmatism with Thelma Golden Apr 21, 2022

In her 22-year career, Thelma Golden and her team have lead with an eye to the future while being in conversation with leaders past, and hands in the community and arts world. Director and Chief Curator at the The Studio Museum in Harlem, Golden joins ESII host, Sage, to talk about her road to the arts, the life and role of The Studio Museum in Harlem, and imagination in leadership.

Transcript to this episode can be found here.

What the Whales Tell Us with Michaela Harrison Apr 14, 2022

Michaela Harrison is a transmitter of music through song. Ya'll, Michaela also has a special relationship with our whale relatives. Harrison sits down with ESII host, adrienne, to talk about catching songs, singing with whales, and expanding our relationship with water.

Transcript can be found here.

Design With Care: Lin Yee Yuan of Mold Magazine Apr 07, 2022

This week on The Emergent Strategy Podcast, Lin Yee Yuan, founder of Mold Magazine joins ESII host, Mia Herndon, to talk about industrial design as a place of experimentation and problem solving when it comes to facing our food crisis. Lin Yee and her team take an expansive and community-oriented approach to design and, and, and --well, you'll just have to listen.

Transcript to this interview can be found here.

Chicano Artivistism con Quetzal Flores Mar 31, 2022

What does it mean to make art outside of market politics? To use art not as an accompaniment to activism movements but an integral tool in constructing a new order? Quetzal Flores, musician, community member, and artivist works through this question with ESII host Sage Crump.

"...oftentimes when we're talking about artists I feel like we're actually talking about culture bearers, holders of tradition, holders of culture, holders of information, holders of systems within information or systems within practices that offer us so much as to how to get ourselves out of this mess," says Flores.

The full transcript for this episode lives here.

Season 2: Fractaling with adrienne, Mia and Sage Mar 24, 2022

Season 2 is here holding hands with Spring! Also, Happy Bookday to Emergent Strategy! Five years ago today, the book dropped and has been moving between hands, circles, and spurring conversation. Sage, Mia, and adrienne reflect on what has happened over the past five years and what they are looking forward to for the upcoming season.

Transcript to this interview can be found here.

I'll Stop There: Season One Reflection with adrienne, Mia, and Sage Feb 03, 2022

The Emergent Strategy Podcast hosts, adrienne, Mia, and Sage debrief about and reflect on season one. We'll be back in March 2022 with season two, amazing guests, and continued emergence in conversation.

Transcript found here.

Spell work, Spirit work and room for the unseen with Selma Alamin and Aesha Rasheed Dec 31, 2021

Witches and queer Muslim femmes, Aesha Rasheed and Selma Alamin of Southerners on New Ground (SONG) join host, Mia Herndon, for a conversation about spirit protection, teachers, and movement work as spiritual work.

"One of the mistakes that people make is to think that spiritual care is about silencing the hard stuff, it's actually about opening space for it," says Rasheed.

Observing Urgency with Yolo Akili Robinson Dec 23, 2021

Founder and CEO of BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health), Yolo Akili Robinson, visits with ESII host, adrienne, to talk about questioning capitalist, nonprofit urgency. Often, nonprofit timelines are not on community timelines. Hear how Robinson and team members navigate circumstances that are at odds.

Dancing with the Speed of Trust with Shalewa Mackall Dec 02, 2021

"All of us got rhythm because all of us have hearts," says Shalewa Mackall choreographer, poet, mother, and artist. Mackall joins Emergent Strategy Podcast host, Mia Herndon, on this week's episode to talk about being in touch with our own rhythms (it's not easy), not gaslighting yourself (okay), and learning to be in touch with your needs.

Honest Movement with PG Watkins Nov 18, 2021

Organizer, facilitator and organizational strategist, PG Watkins, talks with host adrienne this week on the Emergent Strategy podcast. The two shower some love on Detroit and the rich possibilities in organizing that exist in the city as well as taking better care of ourselves and one another in movement building.

Interconnectedness with Mallika Dutt Nov 04, 2021

"...and the medicine showed me that many of the ways in which I did social justice work in the world, actually upheld all of the systems of oppression that I was trying to dismantle," says Mallika Dutt strategic innovator. Dutt joins Emergent Strategy podcast host, Mia Herndon, and shares her journey from from activist to innovator and how Spirit and centering with the earth was crucial to that process.

Devotion, Strategy and Rigor with Sendolo Diaminah Oct 21, 2021

"White supremacy and capitalism wants us to believe that they are the most important thing going on and that the whole world is against us. The whole world is not against us," says Sendolo Diaminah, co-director of the Carolina Federation. Diaminah joins ESII host, adrienne maree brown, this week to talk about love of strategy, softer rigor (at times), and living out a new politics.

Transcript found here.

Be Bold with Jennifer Toles and Jonathan Stith Oct 14, 2021

How do we continue towards freedom and care for one another during pandemic times? What does pivoting look like when the world demands we change our plans? This week, Jennifer Toles and Jonathan Stith of Black Organizing for Leadership and Change (BOLD) talk with The Emergent Strategy podcast host, adrienne about centering, adaptation and holding one another.

Transcript found here.

Divine Theater with Jonathan McCrory Sep 23, 2021

"What does it mean for the Black body to have a home on this continent that is not tethered to labor but is imbued by your spiritual abundance?"

Jonathan McCrory, Executive Artistic Director of the National Black Theater, joins host, Sage Crump, on the Emergent Strategy podcast this week to discuss bringing the book, Emergent Strategy, to the theatrical sphere and divine co-creation.

Transformative Funding and Organizing with Xiomara Caro-Diaz Sep 09, 2021

"I think it's a big opportunity in terms of emergence of allowing for new possibilities of things you never imagined. I think that is something important to center in the context of moments where there is a lot of pain, there's grief, there's loss and it's really important to be able to see that -- even in those moments --something new will emerge," says Xiomara Caro-Diaz about organizing and collaborating post Hurricane Maria. Caro-Diaz is the Executive Director of the Maria Fund and joins host, Mia Herndon, to talk about transformative funding, making space for people's humanity and what the U.S. could learn from Puerto Rico.

Sweet coqui frogs make a special appearance.

Emergent Education with Ana Luis, Luis Alejandro Tapia and Marinieves Alba Aug 26, 2021

"Who are you when you walk into a space with young people?" asks Ana Luis, education facilitator and one of three guests on the Emergent Strategy podcast this week. Luis is joined by educators Marinieves Alba and Luis Alejandro Tapia to talk about what emergent strategy could look like when applied to the teacher-student dynamic.

Philanthropy: A Necessary Death With Javier Torres-Campos Aug 06, 2021

"Philanthropy is a system that will die with capitalism," says this week's guest, Javier Torres-Campos, program director of the Thriving Cultures program at Surdna Foundation. Torres-Campos manages a $9 million grantmaking portfolio. He talks with host, Sage Crump, about encouraging an imagination in the philanthropy field and creating new values around grantmaking processes.

Relating During the Pandemic with Autumn Brown Jul 22, 2021

Mother, organizer, theologian and writer, Autumn Brown, joins host Mia Herndon on this week's episode of The Emergent Strategy Podcast. In a lively discussion, Autumn talks about parenting during the pandemic, the challenges and positives of relating through technology, and discovers (excitedly) the Hide Self View feature.

Transcript found here.

Finding Freedom in Change: Marcia Lee and En Lee of Taproot Sanctuary Jul 08, 2021

A beautiful episode on co-creating a beautiful life. Marcia Lee and En Lee of Taproot Sanctuary in Detroit, Michigan join host, adrienne, to talk about change, gifts, parenthood, and our precious lives.

Liberatory Logistics with Kandace Montgomery and Miski Noor of Black Visions Collective Jun 24, 2021

"What does it mean to live in a world that could value all Black people and what does it mean to move towards that?" Miski Noor poses this question on today's episode of The Emergent Strategy Podcast. Organizers Kandace Montgomery and Miski Noor from Black Visions Collective in Minneapolis, Minnesota join host, Sage Crump, to talk about care as strategy, what they value as organizers working in community, and why folks shouldn't sleep on Minneapolis.

Earth: A Primary Source and Relative with Leah Penniman Jun 10, 2021

"For most of human history, the way that we got our information -- we read the stars, we read the weather, we read the directionality of the migration of the birds...there was a way we were very versed in the primary source of earth," said Leah Penniman, Co-director and Farm Manager of the beloved Soul Fire Farm. Penniman is also the author of Farming While Black: Soul Fire Farm's Practical Guide to Liberation on the Land. This week on the Emergent Strategy Podcast, Mia and Leah talk about spirituality as it pertains to the land, adaptation during the pandemic, how to not perform your solidarity, and singing to your seeds. Happy June, ya'll.

Transcript found here.

Boundaried in Love with Prentis Hemphill May 27, 2021

The Emergent Strategy Podcast brings you a tender conversation between adrienne and this week's guest, Prentis Hemphill. Prentis is a teacher, an embodiment coach and group conflict facilitator. Prentis is also the founder of The Embodiment Institute. Prentis and adrienne talk somatics and setting boundaries with both our intimate and public relations.

Transcript found here.

Chaos Minded with Mwende Katwiwa May 13, 2021

Performer, speaker, author, poet, Mwende Katwiwa, joins Emergent Strategy podcast host, Sage Crump, to talk about poetics, question what is seen as inherent, and the generative space of being chaos minded.

Dreaming While Black with Walidah Imarisha and Calvin Williams Apr 29, 2021

"How do we start from building our own worlds and envisioning them rather than try to adapt what we've been given by some else?" Walidah Imarisha, writer and dreamer with Calvin Williams of Wakanda Dream Lab join host, adrienne maree brown, for this Emergent Strategy episode.

The only requirement: your imagination.

The People's Aesthetic with Harold Steward and Tonasia Jones Apr 16, 2021

Harold Steward and Tonasia Jones from The Theater Offensive, join Emergent Strategy's Architect, Sage Crump, on the podcast. Steward and Jones engage listeners with the ongoing process of deep change at The Theater Offensive. The conversation is a steady reflection on the ways they implement Emergent Strategy in sitting with complexity (and maybe finding some joy in complexity), and creating a space that centers people and relations. Excellent listening for anyone, but especially those in nonprofit work who are looking to implement a strategic plan, work collectively to create a new work culture, and interested in working from the future.

Spiritual Hygiene and Saying Yes with Alexis Pauline Gumbs Apr 01, 2021

Alexis Pauline Gumbs, Black queer troublemaker, love evangelist and cousin to all life joins ESII podcast host Mia Herndon to talk about Emergent Strategy immersions, the role of spirit and saying yes. Listen to this episode with a companion - actually, go back and listen to all of these episodes with a beloved or beloveds. With love.

Planetation, Music and Change with Toshi Reagon Mar 18, 2021

Musician, Toshi Reagon, joins host, Sage Crump, on the Emergent Strategy Podcast to talk about the brilliance of Parable of the Sower, music as change, and parenting and being parented (the latter sometimes by her daughter).

Building New Worlds With Andrea Ritchie Mar 04, 2021

Prison and police abolitionist and attorney, Andrea Ritchie joins adrienne this week on The Emergent Strategy Podcast. What does it take to build new worlds? First, Andrea says, start with your imagination. As always, if you're not comfortable, you better get you some comfort and tune in. In love.

Interdependence, Abundance and Forgiveness with Shane Bernardo Feb 25, 2021

The Emergent Strategy Podcast mason, Mia Herndon, sits down with Shane Bernardo of Food as Healing to talk about reevaluating our approaches and relationship to land, caretaking, and the importance of honoring all of the emotions that we feel.

The Language of the Body with MawuLisa Thomas Adeyemo Feb 20, 2021

What is it really to be masterful in working all the elements of your life? Guest, MawuLisa Thomas Adeyemo, joins this week's host, Sage Crump, on The Emergent Strategy Podcast to talk about Black somatics and the language of our bodies.

Find Pleasure in This with adrienne, Mia and Sage Feb 11, 2021

The inaugural episode of The Emergent Strategy Podcast is here! Join Sage Crump, Mia Herndon and adrienne maree brown, organizers within the Emergent Strategy Ideation Institute, as they introduce themselves, talk about what makes up emergent strategy, forthcoming guests and (of course) pleasure.

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