Best Nadia Harding Podcasts (2024)

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Bringing you 'Good Things' 1:59

2h ago1:59

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Good Things, from Lemonada Media is a show about all the capeless superheroes out there working day in and day out to make things better for the rest of us. Each episode will focus on one of our country’s most complex and confounding issues in an effort to affect systemic change. We’re not just talking about the problems. We’re focusing on solution…

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Episode 14 (S6). What is Organisational Trauma? 30:08

5d ago30:08

30:08

Your favourite trio of social workers are back for their 14th instalment of the season! In this episode, we explore what is meant by Organisational Trauma. What does this mean? How does trauma show up in your organisation? How can organisations respond to the experience of trauma? Tune in to listen to this informative conversation. if you enjoy thi…

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Episode 13 (S6). A Look Back At Some Pure Vibes & Laughter 26:50

25d ago26:50

26:50

The clocks just went forward by an hour, the days are longer and brighter so we thought it will be a good moment to look back at some of our favourite 'check-ins' over the past 6 years. From our very first episode where we bumbled our way through explaining the podcast, to some episodes that left us in fits of laughter and tears. If you are looking…

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Episode 12 (S6). Let's Talk About International Women's Day 33:25

1M ago33:25

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In this episode your favourite trio have a conversation International Women's Day and Women's History Month. From celebrating the contributions of women to exploring some of the interpersonal, structural and systemic challenges that women face in society today. What does International Women's Day mean to you? Tune in to listen to this reflective co…

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Episode 64: LIVE at Awesome Con (Washington D.C.)! 48:29

1M ago48:29

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Joined by our friends Darya Bajestani, Roxana Hadadi, Ali Nasser, and Zaina Ujayli (while sadly missing Mae!), we're live at D.C.'s premier comic-con, Awesome Con! In this panel of SWANA writers, scholars, artists, and actors, we will discuss how we grew up feeling or not feeling represented, how Hollywood has constantly Orientalized our peoples, e…

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Episode 63: 'Dune: Part Two' Review 1:21:16

2M ago1:21:16

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Roxana Hadadi joins us once again to review the Dune franchise, now with Dune: Part Two in theaters. In a franchise that appropriates so much from SWANA and Muslim cultures, does the second installment improve on that regard, or does it continue to appropriate and Orientalize? But even beyond that, does Denis Villeneuve effectively convey the meani…

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Episode 11 (S6).Uplifting & Enriching Approaches to Youth Engagement (ft. Amani Simpson) 43:49

2M ago43:49

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THIS IS A MUST LISTEN EPISODE! We were extremely lucky to be joined by the brilliant Amani Simpson for this informative, moving and powerful episode. Amani Simpson is an award winning social entrepreneur, film maker, campaigner and youth coach. He is the producer and the protagonist of the acclaimed short film Amani which has now been watched over …

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Episode 10 (S6). Inclusive Leadership (feat. Has Khair) 44:01

2M ago44:01

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This was a fun one! In this episode, we were joined by a 'Badass' CEO, Executive Coach and friend of the podcast Hasan Khair. Hasan shares his wealth of knowledge on what Inclusive Leadership means to him. What does it take to be an Inclusive Leader? How can you create an environment where people can be their authentic selves? What are some of the …

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Episode 62: 'Assassin's Creed Mirage' Review and Updates on Gaza 1:36:36

2M ago1:36:36

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We welcome back our friends Jasmin and Isa to discuss Assassin's Creed Mirage, a sprawling action-adventure game from Ubisoft set in 9th Century Abbasid Baghdad, that tells the story of Basim Ibn Ishaq (Lee Majdoub) and his mentor Roshan (Shohreh Aghdashloo). We go into detail on why this game is the the best Iraqi, Arab, Persian, Muslim, and SWANA…

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Episode 9 (S6). Let's Talk About Professionalism in the Workplace 36:02

3M ago36:02

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In this episode your favourite trio have a conversation about the notion of Professionalism. What does it mean to be Professional? What are the benefits and constraints of Professionalism and how does our relationship with Professionalism impact how we are in the workplace? Tune in to listen to this insightful and reflective conversation. If you en…

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Episode 8 (S6). What is Unconscious Bias? 36:27

3M ago36:27

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Your favourite trio of social workers are back with another insightful episode discussing what their understanding is of Unconscious Bias. This is a term that is used in a number of different contexts but what does it actually mean? How can we become more aware of our Unconscious Biases and what can do we do to address them? Tune in to listen to th…

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Episode 7 (S6). Addressing Violence & Conflict with Young People (ft. Craig Pinkney) 54:13

3M ago54:13

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Informative, powerful, inspirational, fun and an important listen! Just some of the words we’d use to describe this episode. Nadia, Fran and Eugene were privileged to be joined by Craig Pinkney. Craig Pinkney is a nationally and internationally recognised Criminologist, Urban Youth Specialist, and esteemed CEO of several organisations, including SO…

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31 - Breaking Free: Finding Direction and Getting Support 16:47

4M ago16:47

16:47

Have you ever caught yourself questioning the happiness in your marriage, feeling like you're looking through a distorted lens? I've been there, and that's why our final chapter in the Breaking Free series is essential listening for anyone eager to discover joy in their relationship again. As your host, I pull back the curtain on the illusions that…

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30 - Breaking Free: Embracing Anger for Relationship Growth 18:00

4M ago18:00

18:00

Anger isn't just a fire that destroys; it can be the spark that ignites positive change, especially within the trying bonds of marriage. As I unravel the threads of personal accountability and the power of our thoughts, I invite you to reconsider the role of anger in personal growth and relationship dynamics. Drawing on insights from the American P…

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Episode 6 (S6). The Social Graces Revisited/Christmas Special 37:06

4M ago37:06

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Merry Christmas everyone! We have a fun and informative new episode for you. In this episode, we have our own little christmas celebration and have a discussion about the Social Graces (again!). We share presents, learn more about the 'Wheel of Discussion' created by Collective Space and continue to discuss about our intersecting identities. This i…

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Episode 61: ‘The Persian Version’ Review on the Eve of Yalda 1:07:02

4M ago1:07:02

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On the eve of Yalda, the Iranian Winter-Solstice, we review writer-director Maryam Keshavarz's The Persian Version with our friends Arezou and Samira. How well does Keshavarz do at portraying a unique yet universal experience through Leila (Layla Mohammadi) and her mother Shireen (Niousha Noor)? How does intergenerational trauma shape our familial …

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Episode 5 (S6). The 'Illegal' Migration Act (feat. Lisa Matthews) 45:31

4M ago45:31

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This episode was recorded in November 2023 It was our pleasure to welcome Lisa Matthews to our podcast. Lisa works for an organisation called Young Roots and she is their first ever Policy and Campaigns Manager. Lisa has worked in the area of migrants’ rights for over 15 years, working across casework, psychosocial support, legal representation, ca…

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Episode 4 (S6). Starting a Conversation About Gaza. 33:36

5M ago33:36

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Conversations a meant to be started, continued but not necessarily always finished. In this episode, we decided to start a conversation about the war in Gaza. There are many narratives and challenges with having such a conversation. Despite this it's necessary to start a conversation and hopefully it will be continued by many who listen to this. If…

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Episode 60: "Squire" Through the lens of Palestine with Nadia Shammas 1:20:54

5M ago1:20:54

1:20:54

We welcome back Palestinian-American Harvey award winning comic and video games writer, Nadia Shammas, to discuss their critically acclaimed graphic novel Squire, which takes place in an a SWANA/MENA fantasy setting, through the lens of Palestine in the midst of the IDF's ongoing genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. We discuss Nadia's upbringing in bo…

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29 - Breaking Free: The Power of Belief in Transforming Relationships 20:32

5M ago20:32

20:32

Ever wondered why you're finding it hard to believe in the possibility of a happy marriage? Today, I, Nadia from Art of Sia, will introduce you to the transformative power of belief, not just in the context of your marriage, but as a significant factor affecting your perception and response to the world around us. We'll dive right into the challeng…

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Episode 3 (S6). Talking about Harmful Sexual Behaviour (feat. Anna Glinski) 44:23

5M ago44:23

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We were lucky to be joined by Anna Glinski from the Centre of expertise on child sexual abuse (CSA centre). Anna was previously the CSA Centre's Practice Improvement Advisor for Social Work and, before that, the practice development lead for CSA within the local authority and contributed to local and regional service and policy development. Anna de…

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Episode 59: "The Marvels" Review 1:09:08

5M ago1:09:08

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The Marvels is here, bringing our favorite superhero Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani), AKA Ms. Marvel, into the cinematic spotlight! But how well does it do her journey as a character, and how do the other leads of Carol (Brie Larson) and Monica (Teyonah Parris) fare? Our friends Isa and Maryam join us once again on the podcast to review the film, analyz…

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Episode 58: Free Palestine, with Hannah Moushabeck 1:05:48

6M ago1:05:48

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In the midst of Israel's ongoing bombardment and genocide of Palestinians in Gaza, with currently over 9,000 dead and over 30,000 more more injured, under the pretense of taking out Hamas leadership since their attack on Israel on October 7th, we have on Palestinian-American kidlit author and activist Hannah Moushabeck to discuss the ongoing crisis…

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28 - Likelihood of Success 18:51

6M ago18:51

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I’m Nadia C. Patterson with Art of Sia and this podcast is dedicated to helping women stop sabotaging their marriages by recognizing their negative contributions to their current situation. Fall is here and as we prepare for the end of 2023, let's start being honest with ourselves. In today's episode I challenge you to evaluate the likelihood of yo…

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Episode 2 (S6). How Can We Feel Psychologically Safe? 31:41

6M ago31:41

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The episodes keep on coming! In this second episode of season six, we explore the notion of Psychological Safety. What does this mean to you? How can we feel Psychologically Safe in work spaces, in relationships and other areas of our lives? What do you think you need to help you to feel Psychologically Safe? There were so many different questions …

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Episode 57: Maryam Keshavarz on Telling "The Persian Version" 20:44

6M ago20:44

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Before anything else, we would like listeners to know we have an episode on Palestine coming soon. In the meantime we're sharing donation links as we have done before. As writer-director Maryam Keshavarz's The Persian Version has finally made its way to wide release in US theaters, we sit down with Keshavarz to discuss her semi-autobiographical dra…

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Episode 1 (S6). What does Belonging mean to you? 39:32

6M ago39:32

39:32

GUESS WHO'S BACK, BACK AGAIN..... YES, that's right. After an extended summer break, your favourite trio are back for a brand new season! We are excited to bring you our sixth podcast season. Get ready for some fun, exciting, powerful and important conversations! We've also mixed things up a bit so you will be able to watch some of our episodes on …

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Episode 56: 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3' Review, Tragic News in Morocco, Libya, and Artsakh, and One Year of Iran Protests 1:08:24

7M ago1:08:24

1:08:24

It's a week of heavy and tragic news across the SWANA region, from a 6.8 earthquake in Morocco, devastating floods in Libya, another Armenian genocide underway in Artsakh, and the commemoration of Jina Amini's murder and its sparking of the "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement in Iran and Kurdistan and the diasporas. We discuss all of these topics and w…

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Episode 55: Indiana Jones Dials Up the CGI and Orientalism 1:30:56

10M ago1:30:56

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With Indiana Jones and The Dial of Destiny's release, and taking place in Morocco, we simply have to review it. Our friends Nadia Osman and Zaina Ujayli join us once again to discuss Dial of Destiny, and whether it does better by North African peoples than it did in the past (spoiler alert: not so much.) Why does this keep happening, and why did di…

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27 - No Games Please 18:47

11M ago18:47

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I’m Nadia C. Patterson with Art of Sia and this podcast is dedicated to helping women stop sabotaging their marriages by recognizing their negative contributions to their current situation. Summer 2023 is quickly approaching. This is a season to reconnect with your spouse. Do not use this time to live your best life alone. Remember: change your per…

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Episode 17 (S5). End of Season Reflections and Chat :) 35:42

11M ago35:42

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It's that timmmeeee. After 8 months of fun and informative conversations about social issues, Nadia, Fran and Eugene sign off another season! In this episode they chat and reflect on a memorable episode from the season. We also get to hear how they are continuing to act into the word/phrase they chose at the beginning of the year! Tune in for one l…

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How Do I Cultivate Hope Over Despair? With Rami Nashashibi 40:41

12M ago40:41

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In the late 90s, sociologist and organizer Rami Nashashibi encountered Chicago communities facing poverty, gun violence and substandard housing. Rather than succumb to pessimism or despair, he founded the Inner-City Muslim Action Network to organize people to fight for community investment and dignified lives. Guest host Stephanie Wittels Wachs spe…

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Episode 54: The Palestinian Ingenuity of Nadia Shammas 58:14

12M ago58:14

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Nadia Shammas is a Palestinian-American Harvey award winning comic writer for their incredible groundbreaking graphic novel Squire, created with Jordanian-American artist Sara Alfageeh, and the co-creator of Where Black Stars Rise with artist Marie Enger. In Squire, Nadia wrote a story inherent to the lived experiences of SWANA peoples across the r…

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Episode 16 (S5). Organisational Culture in Social Work 32:01

12M ago32:01

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In this penultimate episode of the season Nadia, Fran and Eugene have a conversation about organisational culture in social work. What does this actually mean? Who sets the culture? How is it built and maintained? Join your favourite trio of social workers to dicuss these questions and a lot more! If you enjoy this episode then please share with yo…

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26 - The Ultimatum Live Watch E1 (The Split) 15:33

12M ago15:33

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I’m Nadia C. Patterson with Art of Sia and this podcast is dedicated to helping women stop sabotaging their marriages by recognizing their negative contributions to their current situation. In today's episode I am watching the Netflix series The Ultimatum: Episode 1 - The Split live. As we allow reality tv to entertain us, I invite you to join in t…

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Episode 53: 'Polite Society' Review with Roxana Hadadi 1:13:18

12M ago1:13:18

1:13:18

Rocky joins us once again to discuss Nida Manzoor's debut feature film, Polite Society. What did we love about this film and Nida's creative vision? How did Priya Kansara and Ritu Arya do so well at conveying this vision and the Khan sisters' love for one another? How did the action and dance sequences propel the plot? Just how outright hilarious w…

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Episode 52: Senzel Ahmady on Playing Princess Jasmine in Disney's 'Aladdin' 29:41

12M ago29:41

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Senzel Ahmady has made history as the first actress of SWANA/MENA descent to play Princess Jasmine in a major Aladdin production in North America, starring in the tour of the acclaimed musical. In our wide ranging conversation, we discuss Senzel's upbringing and Afghan and Filipina background, her foray into musical theater, why she finds Jasmine s…

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Episode 15 (S5). Made by Mortals: Bringing People's Experiences to Life. 45:44

12M ago45:44

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Made by Mortals are a arts organisation who work with a diverse range of communities and organisations to bring people's experiences to life through co-creating, podcasts, films and musical theatre shows In this episode, Nadia, Fran and Eugene speak with Director Andy Smith about the impactful work Made by Mortals are doing. From a children's podca…

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25 - The Legacy We Leave with Jenille Gunter-Harlan and Sylvia Neil 28:30

1y ago28:30

28:30

I’m Nadia C. Patterson with Art of Sia and this podcast is dedicated to helping women stop sabotaging their marriages by recognizing their negative contributions to their current situation. In today's episode I talk with Mrs. Sylvia Neil and Mrs. Jenille Gunter-Harlan LPC, NCC, PEL as we discuss the conversations between mother's and daughters. We …

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Episode 14 (S5). The Illegal Immigration Bill Aftermath 31:18

1y ago31:18

31:18

Happy Easter to all those who are celebrating! We have another episode for you to listen to over your Easter meal : ) In March 2023, the UK Government set out its plans for the introduction of an 'Illegal Immigration Bill' with the alleged aim of stopping people seeking asylum in the UK. In this episode Nadia, Fran and Eugene have a conversation ab…

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24 - Golden Rules 17:38

1y ago17:38

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I’m Nadia C. Patterson with Art of Sia and this podcast is dedicated to helping women stop sabotaging their marriages by recognizing their negative contributions to their current situation. In today's episode I walk you through the key mindset challenges that I faced that helped me through the most difficult times in my marriage. Remember: change y…

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Episode 51: Indiana Jones and The Nexus of Orientalism 55:44

1y ago55:44

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With Indiana Jones and The Dial of Destiny coming out soon, we discuss the long and torrid history of the franchise's use of Orientalism and racism against Southwest Asian, North African, and South Asian (SWANASA) peoples, and whether we think the new film will continue that trend. Why is Orientalism and white saviorism so foundational to this popu…

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Revisiting How Does It Feel to Be Vulnerable in Front of the World? With Lena Dunham 53:01

1y ago53:01

53:01

Putting yourself out there — the good, the bad, the ugly — in the social media age can be a high-risk, high-reward endeavor, to put it mildly. Few people know that quite as well as writer, director, producer, and actor Lena Dunham. Lena shot to superstardom at only 24 years old when her hit HBO show “Girls” debuted in 2012 and has been living her l…

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Episode 13 (S5). World Social Work Day Episode 38:41

1y ago38:41

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For those of you who may not be aware, it is World Social Work Day on the third Tuesday of March (21st March 2023). This annual celebration is the way, as social workers, we focus on highlighting the achievements of social work and shine a bright light on the profession. In this episode Nadia, Fran and Eugene have a conversation about World Social …

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Revisiting How Do I Manage My Anxiety? With Kelsey Darragh 45:07

1y ago45:07

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There’s no way to have gotten through the last few years without some anxiety. But comedian and mental health advocate Kelsey Darragh has been experiencing anxiety-induced panic attacks for as long as she can remember. In the years since, she’s tried it all – therapy, medication, treating the physical symptoms caused by her anxiety – she shares her…

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PhD Kimoni Present BEST OF BEENIE MAN JUST DANCEHALL Vol. 178 3-19-2023 5:39:15

1y ago5:39:15

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1. (EYES OPEN RIDDIM) - Alaine - If I Have Faith 2. (EYES OPEN RIDDIM) - Shane O - Wicked People 3. (EYES OPEN RIDDIM) - Jahshii - Senseless 4. (EYES OPEN RIDDIM) - Beenie Man - Mankind 5. Burna Boy - Common Person 6. Pheelz - Stand By You 7. XLojay - Moto 8. Libianca - People (Check On Me) 9. Vanessa Bling - Beautiful 10. Alkaline - All Bout 11. (…

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Revisiting How Can I Be Happier in My Relationship? With Elizabeth Earnshaw 41:28

1y ago41:28

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Despite what we’ve learned in fairy tales during our childhood, there’s no such thing as the perfect relationship. Marriage therapist Elizabeth Earnshaw has seen and heard it all and offers up practical advice on understanding the issues in your relationship, how to work through them, and when to consider calling it quits. This episode’s practice i…

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Episode 12 (S5). For Black Boys... (feat. Sarah Jordan Verghese & Jasmyn Fisher-Ryner) 51:08

1y ago51:08

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In this brilliant episode, Nadia, Fran and Eugene are joined by the brilliant Sarah Jordan Verghese and Jasmyn Fisher-Ryner. Sarah and Jasmyn are Producers on the award winning play 'For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy. They join your favourte trio of social workers to talk about the play, it's impact and why you …

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Revisiting How to Forgive an A**hole with Nadia Bolz-Weber 33:38

1y ago33:38

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Being a religious leader doesn’t mean you're an expert at practicing forgiveness. Lutheran minister Nadia Bolz-Weber says being in quarantine gave her the ego check she needed to get real about forgiveness and compassion — for herself and others. This episode’s practice is about apologies and circling back to the relationships in your life that cou…

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23 - Women: We Are Enough 18:29

1y ago18:29

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Happy International Women's Day! Maya Angelou said it best, Phenomenal Woman, That's Me! I’m Nadia C. Patterson with Art of Sia and today I say thank you to all the woman pioneers who have paved the way before us. I say thank you to all my female friends for staying strong. Today we celebrate women. You can find me on both Facebook and Instagram @A…

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