In S2E7, TMLG speaks with writer, cinematographer, and producer, Stephanie Malson, about her pivot from corporate security to full-time creative work. The conversation is an intimate and candid look at the ebbs and flows that come with making such a huge transition and the significance of knowing your “why.”
Check out Stephanie’s cinematography reel: https://vimeo.com/223023758
Visit her on instagram: @slminspired
HeARTtalk is: Healing through Art and Story
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So much of what we call illness and disease can be linked to how much personal and trans-generational trauma we hold in our bodies. That’s why it is critical in this movement for Black lives that we #fightANDheal. Learning how to return to our bodies can be transformative and one of the ways we can do that is through movement. In S2E6 of HeARTtalk, TMLG speaks with Randall Rosenberg, a NOLA-based dancer and choreographer, about how movement and dance can be a healing force if we can embrace the freedom found in it.
Visit Randall on IG at: Instagram.com/Iwantmycrownback
HeARTtalk is: Healing through Art and Story
Visit TMLG and the show online at www.hearttalkpodcast.com
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While we—Black people—are fighting, we must also try to heal. We must. In S2E5, Tracey Michae’l talks about choosing to embrace her rage as righteous and the importance of finding subversive ways to heal from the trauma of racism and racial micro-aggressions. One of those tools for healing is gardening and in this episode she chats with Natasha Nicholes of We Sow We Grow and HousefulofNicholes.com about urban homesteading and how gardening/farming has served her own grief journey.
HeARTtalk is: Healing through Art and Story
Visit TMLG and the show online at www.hearttalkpodcast.com
IG: www.instagram.com/hearttalkwithtracey
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