Everyday Thin Places

In this replay of a favorite episode, Rachael and Elizabeth welcome Amy Wright Glenn to the show! Amy is the founder of the Institute for the Study of Birth, Breath, and Death and the author of Birth, Breath, and Death: Meditations on Motherhood, Chaplaincy, and Life as a Doula and Holding Space: On Loving, Dying, and Letting Go. Amy talks about how air and breath help her to hold space and be present for others in birth, in death, and in life. Amy, Rachael, and Elizabeth also discuss how our own breath is the best teacher on being more present and how Covid-19 has affected our views on breath and the sadness we are all experiencing due to not being able to share breath with others.

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In this replay of one of our favorite episodes, Rachael Gallagher and Elizabeth Varaso talk about what to expect in their upcoming series about the 4 elements. Rachael and Elizabeth open up about their experiences with each of the 4 elements as they relate to birth and death. Plus, you'll get a brief primer of each of the 4 elements.

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It's summer break! But, we're using this time to recharge. We'll still be releasing content and we would love to partner with you!  Would you "buy us a cup of coffee"? Click here to support Everyday Thin Places: https://ko-fi.com/everydaythinplaces

It's our birthday! Everyday Thin Places is one year old and we're celebrating by reflecting on this past year, updating everyone with what is going on now, and dreaming for the future! Help us celebrate our first birthday!

Today we are joined by Zoe Archer, Reiki master and yoga guide. In this episode we talk about Zoe's journey toward Reiki. We also use this time to learn about what takes place in a reiki session,  we experience a bit of the benefits of Reiki, and the surprise of the role Zoe played in the origin of this very podcast!

More Zoe

• https://www.instagram.com/zoe_archer_healer_mover/?hl=en
• https://www.zoevarcher.com/

The Trevor Project

• https://www.thetrevorproject.org/

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Rachael and Elizabeth know a little bit about cicadas and a lot about cycles and legacies. We reminisce about the last time the Magicicadas from Brood X emerged.  Plus a poem from chaplain, Julie Prey!

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In this week's episode we explore birds. We open up about the special bird names that hold meaning for us and share our excitement about pleasant encounters with birds. Plus, we reveal what birds can teach us about death.

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This week we interview Ben Wildflower, printmaker, Kensington resident, and all-around interesting guy. We're excited to share the amazing stories that have led Ben to where he is today. Find him at https://benwildflower.com

Rachael Gallagher and Elizabeth Varaso visit with the very interesting, Marla Taviano. Marla shares some personal stories of visiting Cambodia, which turned into living in Cambodia, moving back to the United States on the last flight due to Covid, and what life has been like since then.

This episode is for anyone who has been impacted by travel, books, starting something new, or feeling like things are falling apart.

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Rachael and Elizabeth are joined by Dr. Joshua Black, a pioneer and leading researcher in the study of grief dreams.  Listen as Dr. Black shares about his own life experiences that gave him the desire to study the intersection of dreaming and grieving, and the fascinating observations he's made about how our dreams can help us through the grieving process.


You can find out more about Dr. Joshua Black, his work and the workshops & courses he offers at https://www.griefdreams.ca