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Who We Are & What We Need

Catherine Quiring
Who We Are & What We Need
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  • Navigating Political Overwhelm with Andrew Lang
    In this episode, Catherine Quiring speaks with Andrew Lang about navigating political overwhelm and the importance of community action. They discuss the role of curiosity and compassion in conversations, the challenges faced by therapists during crises, and the significance of collective support in resisting fascism. The conversation also touches on the pressures of activism, the need for balance, and the qualities essential for wellbeing. They provide resources for engaging with legislative representatives and emphasize the importance of community in creating meaningful change.Gentle Change Starter KitGentle Change CollectiveConnect with Andrew: Website - InstagramConnect with Catherine: ⁠Website⁠ - ⁠Substack⁠ - ⁠InstagramEdited by Catherine QuiringLogo by Catherine Quiring
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  • Gentle Change with Andrew Lang
    In this conversation, Andrew Lang shares the concept of 'Gentle Change' and how it relates to activism in today's political climate. He emphasizes the importance of community, personal growth, and the need for a gentle yet fierce commitment to social change. The discussion between Catherine and Andrew covers various aspects of activism, including the distinction between waves and points of activism, the significance of focusing on one issue at a time, and the role of parenting in fostering activism in children. They also introduce Andrew's Gentle Change Starter Kit, which provides exercises to help individuals identify their passions and take meaningful action.Resources:Gentle Change Starter KitGentle Change CollectiveConnect with Andrew: Website - InstagramConnect with Catherine: ⁠Website⁠ - ⁠Substack⁠ - ⁠InstagramEdited by Catherine QuiringLogo by Catherine Quiring
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  • Coming Home to your Body & Confronting Christian Nationalism with Jenny McGrath
    In this conversation, Catherine Quiring speaks with Jenny McGrath, a licensed mental health counselor and researcher on purity culture. They explore the impact of purity culture on women's identities, the healing power of movement, and the connection to nature. Jenny shares her journey of deconstructing her faith and understanding the historical roots of Christian nationalism. The discussion emphasizes the importance of community, liberation, and the need for a deeper connection to our bodies and the world around us. In this conversation, they explore the complexities of cultural identity, the challenges of safety in connection, and the need for revolutionary change in the face of capitalism. Jenny reflects on her personal journey through purity culture and missionary work, the ethical implications of NGOs, and the contradictions within Christian nationalism. The discussion also delves into the importance of reconnecting with ancestral spirituality and the transformative power of embodied healing.ResourcesSensuous Knowledge by Mina SalamiOur Green Heart: the Soul and Science of Forests by by Diana Beresford-KroegerFinding the Mother Tree by Suzanne SimardEarth Path by StarhawkSex, God, and the Conservative Church by Tina Schermer SellersElaine PagelsConstantine’s Sword by James Carrolladrienne marie brownPrentiss HemphillAnatomy of a Missionary by Jenny McGrath (to be published)Consent/Control Matrix by Catherine QuiringReform or Revolution by Rosa LuxemborgLessons for Organizing by Ricardo Levins MoralesFeroze ManjiTaking America Back for GodConnect with Jenny: Website - InstagramConnect with Catherine: ⁠Website⁠ - ⁠Substack⁠ - ⁠InstagramEdited by Catherine Quiring with AI assistance on show notesLogo by Catherine QuiringS3E13
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  • The Divine Feminine with Nancy Hagman
    In this enlightening conversation, Catherine Quiring speaks with retired therapist, Nancy Hagman, LMHC about her exploration of the Divine Feminine. They delve into the significance of the labyrinth as a symbol of transformation, the cycles of nature, and the influence of goddess archetypes. The discussion emphasizes the importance of community, the power of circles, and the need to reconnect with the earth. They share valuable resources and insights for those interested in exploring these themes further.Resources:Kate Northrup - Do LessStarhawk - several booksSue Monk Kidd - The Dance of the Dissident DaughterChristena Cleveland - God is a Black WomanElizabeth Lesser - Cassandra SpeaksAudre Lorde - The Power of the EroticKatherine Maillard - Medicine Woman Oracle CardsConnect with Nancy: WebsiteConnect with Catherine: ⁠Website⁠ - ⁠Substack⁠ - ⁠InstagramEdited by Catherine QuiringShow Notes by AI and Catherine QuiringLogo by Catherine Quiring (including graphic by @andrewpixel)
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  • Poetry Soak
    Bask in poems to inspire and care for your soul. Catherine reads poems from her books I AM: Poems for Expansion and Renewal and Awakening Wonder: Embracing Kinship with all of Life. You can find both of these books for sale on Amazon. (links below). Please comment and let us know what resonated with you the most. 💛ResourcesI AM: Poems for Expansion and RenewalAwakening Wonder: Embracing Kinship with all of LifeConnect with Catherine: ⁠Website⁠ - ⁠Substack⁠ - ⁠Instagram - BooksEdited by Catherine QuiringLogo by Catherine QuiringS3E10
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Come explore with me - how to trust and care for yourself. How to understand the inner physics of human nature, and our place in the world, where we can flow and live harmoniously. How to support each other, thrive, and collectively challenge worldviews and systems that feed off of, and perpetuate, harm.
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