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Truly powerful conversation is not only what it says to you. But what it does to you. The echo it leaves long after it ends. Touched not only by its content but its tenor. It’s texture. It’s capacity to bring healing to the divide both within us and amongst us. Each podcast is a conversation exploring the intersectional relationship between political reform, deep healing, global events, philosophy, spirituality, art, and the shared human experience.
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Fair Food Futures

Dr Kiah Smith, Dr Daniel Cruz, and Joanna Horton, in collaboration with civic food networks in Australia

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The Fair Food Futures podcast explores the stories and visions for change put forth by community food networks in Australia as they seek to progress transformations towards sustainable food futures, and identifies the strategies, challenges and opportunities for making civil society’s visions for fair food futures come to life. Our main questions were: what does it mean to do ‘food justice’ in Australia? What does your fair food future look like, and how do we get there? With these questions ...
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Architects don’t just design buildings, they also ‘craft narratives’ to help explain them. Storytelling and the art of telling a good story plays an important role in successfully getting permissions and selling ideas to clients. This frequently involves some weird and wonderful language that pushes the boundaries of believability and comprehension…
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Ahead of Tuesday’s primary election, the choice is clear: stay the course or turn toward sanity. Dave Reichert calls on Inslee to follow Newsom’s lead with a homeless executive order. Weighing the pulse of America’s last remaining bellwether district. Woke lawmaker says she was fired for being too ‘white presenting.’ Trump’s NABJ interview was a di…
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An exclusive report on changes within a Washington state gender clinic. King County Executive Dow Constantine should step down. The devastating death of 13-year-old Matthew Stavkovy. “White-Presenting” Progressive lawmaker complains she was a victim of racism. Kamala Harris’ baffling border ad.By Brandi Kruse
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Governor Jay Inslee rolls out shameless bribe, hoping to keep the failed Climate Commitment Act. Do efforts to ease the eviction backlog go far enough? Notorious “Belltown Hellcat” back in court. Democrats roll out their latest 2024 strategy: calling everyone who disagrees with them “weird.” Pete Buttigieg says abortion access makes men “more free.…
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California Governor Gavin Newsom takes sweeping action on homelessness. King County takes steps to address the eviction backlog. Judge Ketu Shah joins us to discuss. 7-year-old wanted for robbery in Seattle. Meanwhile, the county is still considering a plan to close the youth jail. Plus: Terrorists descend on our nation’s capital.…
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President Joe Biden can finally be unburdened by what has been. Prepare for the race card to be played – a lot. Brandi goes through her primary election choices as ballots hit mailboxes. Bob Ferguson’s latest ad is even more dishonest than the last. Electric rates to spike as Dems charge ahead with climate agenda. AOC joins Republicans in grilling …
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Do we think that architects are fit-for-purpose in the 21st century? The world is seemingly changing at an incredibly rapid pace, with the needs of clients and society in a state of constant flux. Strangely, it seems that both practice and education remain largely static however, we now know that the manner in which we have been taught to be archit…
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How far is too far when calling out free speech? Washington Bar Association makes a final decision on whether to investigate Ferguson’s conduct. Former union leader says small businesses who can’t raise worker pay don’t deserve to operate. Ginny Burton joins ‘Freedom from Fentanyl Walk.’ All signs point to Biden dropping out.…
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After the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, it will take more than meaningless platitudes to put America on a better path. In a special episode of unDivided, we take you through a history of statements that display the deep hypocrisy playing out after the shooting in Pennsylvania. We’ll also bring you to the Republican National Convention as…
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A story about the woes of one transgender inmate buries some key points. Manka Dhingra’s week just got even worse. Bellevue looks to avoid mistakes of Seattle on housing – but can it survive the whims of state lawmakers? All signs are that Democrats will ditch Biden. Meanwhile, a doctor gives the best analysis of Biden’s health we’ve heard yet.…
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Energy customers are being told to sweat it out as politicians push to make the system even more unreliable. How can parents hold rogue educators responsible? The answer is not so simple. Lynnwood police chief says the law has made it difficult to investigate crimes involving juveniles. Bob Ferguson will not let go of the chicken checks.…
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Efforts are building to undermine initiatives – and not just in Washington state. Public school finally turns over a controversial presentation to Olympia mom. Pierce County must avoid King County’s mistakes on homelessness. Two starkly different New York Times headlines show deceit around Biden’s health.…
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Public records obtained by a citizen researcher show what gun laws Democrats may try to push through with a supermajority. Exclusive: Parents shocked by gender ideology being pushed at a track event for 6 year olds. Seattle apartment complex for ‘rainbow seniors.’ Congressman Jamaal Bowman FA’d and FO’d.…
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Former Seattle PD chief comes out as gay amid accusations from female officers. King County Executive Dow Constantine lashes out at Brandi as he contradicts his own argument on homelessness. Appellate court ruling could make it impossible for landlords to avoid drawn-out eviction proceedings. The White House wants you to question reality.…
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Our segment on Dow Constantine sparks a national debate over what is driving the homeless crisis. The Seattle Times highlights a gym’s selective inclusivity. Mental health counselors won’t stop gang violence. Iowa poll shows stunning spike in presidential race. The Chicago mayor’s weird justification for misspent funds.…
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In this episode of Healing The Divide, we turn the tables for a roundtable discussion led by friend of the show, Pasha Niroo, as he interviews me along with Caio Rocha, Associate Fellow and Charter Member of the British Psychological Society. Our conversation traverses the internal terrains of the healing journey, emotional awareness practices, and…
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Sir John Soane built Pitzhanger Manor at a time when Ealing was considered a nice location to have a ‘country retreat’. Things have obviously moved on since 1804 and in 2024 the house can be found sitting within the hustle and bustle of the Broadway – featuring shops, restaurants, offices and 200+ years’ worth of speculative residential development…
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We’re living in housing crisis, and apparently a loneliness epidemic with everyone shut away doing their own thing behind closed doors. Surely the answer to this is for human beings to move away from the isolationism of their personal pursuits in property, and head back to what human civilisation has always been about, namely sharing resources and,…
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In this episode of Healing The Divide, I am joined by Jessica Baum, a licensed mental health counselor and author of the book Anxiously Attached. This deeply insightful conversation explores attachment theory through a variety of lenses from attachment formation during our nervous system's development within the womb and evolving into our relations…
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