two artists — Sean Hilton + Hez Stalcup — share their perspectives, experiences and wisdom for the Tarot Major Arcana card, the Magician.

Artist, oracle, + dharma witch Laura Zuspan joins us to talk about the Tarot, the healing power of art + why Buddhism is helpful for witches. We also discuss the Cantigee Oracle — an ecological spiritual guide + creative prompt deck.

Amelia Hruby joins to discuss all things productivity through a feminist, ecology lens; and we share the systems + frameworks that allow us to live more in alignment with our internal rhythms, energetic capacities + ever-changing seasons.

This episode is a meditation for The Fool card in the Tarot Major Arcana by experimental dance artist Hez Stalcup.

Waxing poetic on what heaven has to do with feeling safe in the world. Can we ever truly be safe? Or are we always safe? Or both?

the power of creativity to help us be more resilient in the face of uncertainty and loneliness + how the wild can keep us from missing out on our one precious life.

Connection over information

Vyana Novus + Mary Grace connect over the power of creativity to anchor us to the present and experiences of multi-dimensional time. Vyana also generously shares about healing from abuse, trauma and addiction and the experience of an NDE, which happened while becoming a parent.

An ode to listening, the possibility of extra-terrestrial life and what that has to do with humanity’s current crises. It’s become a bit of a philosophy for me. Tread gently.

Next-economy strategist + practitioner Jess Rimington joins us today to talk about the power of imagination to transform work and economies. Her new book Beloved Economies is a beautiful and visionary co-creative undertaking that brings together powerful research that shows us 7 Practices that help us redesign our economic world.

mary grace walks you through the highlights of Shorter, a book all about how to work smarter, better and less.

Today, we’re diving deep into the Underworld to see what tools, teachings + resources it has for us in all seasons of life. Emily Prentice joins us to talk about the inevitable change the Underworld brings us, how our creative practices can be a practice for embracing joy and what is and is not our responsibility as mere mortals.

Artist Erin Palovick introduces you to a Sound Walk — how to do it, where it comes from and why does it matter? You’ll hear curated sounds from her collected listening and a series of prompts so you can go out into the world and perform + relate to your own.

Are technology + nature separate? At odds? Climate activist + ecosomatics educator Kalpana Arias joins the podcast to talk about embodied regeneration and ways to think more openly at the intersection of tech and climate. She asks us to remember our body as an ecosystem and to see ourselves as a part of the environment we’re in whether we live in the city or not.

Seeing, making + trusting the world — 3 themes Annie Dillard’s essay collection, The Abundance.

Sewing as a way of holding grief and mending our hearts. Join artist + facilitator Melissa Word as we dive into embodied ways of reconciling and creativity as a powerful way to be together and move through grief.

Why It’s Urgent to Rest / Making Room for Joy Now / How Rest Can Boost Intuition + Creativity

Self-Reclamation / Buried Identities / Permission to Change + Change Your Mind

Self-Sabotage / Secure Attachment / Creative Callings / Reciprocal Effort

The Importance of Winter / Ayurveda / Digestion / Finding Joy with Your Food