I interview New-Zealand based doula/daughter Chloe Holloway - @oh_mwanawanga about how our culture of birthing reflects the disconnections we see in our everyday - and how we can tend to this rite of passage with reverence, inclusion and radical support in order to step toward a more regenerative tomorrow.

We talk about:

* birthing cultures globally and how they differ

* what respectful care looks like and why we can extend this beyond the birthing room 

* feeling safe to move in the world in different ways 

* respecting traditions in antenatal, birth and postnatal care

* finding belonging

* being a death doula and what we can learn from death 

* finding different expressions of activism

and so much more.

For more information on Chloe - https://www.ohmwanawanga.com

For more information on our upcoming programs and evergreen courses - www.megberryman.com

Jonathan Mooney is a dyslexic writer and activist who learned to read when he was 12-years-old. He since earned an honors degree in English Literature at Brown University and has written and published three books including Learning Outside the Lines and Normal Sucks.

In this compelling and uplifting conversation, we chat about:

• the origin of normal and why it sucks

and so much more. 

For more info on Jonathan - https://www.jonathanmooney.com

To enrol in our latest program - embodied regeneration - www.megberryman.com/journeys/embodied-regeneration

I give listeners a little update about what's been going on here... strap in for a wild ride!

To enrol in together - www.megberryman.com/journeys/together 

I give listeners a little update about what's been going on here... strap in for a wild ride!

To enrol in together - www.megberryman.com/journeys/together 

In this chat I speak with death doula Zenith Virago about living and dying well, befriending grief and what it all has to do with creating a more regenerative tomorrow. 

Zenith is a marriage celebrant, death walker, celebrant, educator and consultant - bringing contemporary, natural and holistic awareness to death, ceremony and loss. 

And about our courses and events - www.megberryman.com

Ashia Ray is an Autistic, multiracial (Chinese/Irish) 2nd-generation settler raising two children alongside their partner on the homelands of the Wampanoag and Massachusett people. Their goal with Raising Luminaries is to collaborate with families and educators in raising the next generation of kind & courageous leaders, so we can all smash the kyriarchy together.

For more information about Ashia - https://booksforlittles.com/info/about/

For more previous episodes - www.megberryman.com/podcast

Dave and I catch up over a cuppa (in lockdown #6) and share where we are now, three months on from the miscarriage. We chat about:

* community and local living

I chat with Futuresteading podcast hosts and all round stellar humans Catie Payne and Jade Miles from Black Barn Farm about all things futuresteading, regenerative living and the challenge of living within systems as we try and disrupt and rebuild them.

For more info on the Futuresteading podcast - https://www.futuresteading.com.au

To enrol in Small is Beautiful - https://regenerativeways.thinkific.com/courses/small-is-beautiful

In this episode, Jen and I talk about the links between sobriety, recovery and regeneration - and how to step back into right relationship with alcohol - whatever that looks like for you. 

Jen Clements empowers women to revamp their relationship with alcohol and up-level their lives through her work as a certified Grey-Area Drinking Coach and Thrivalist Co-Founder.

www.megberryman.com

Gill Howarth is a conscious educator, an educational changemaker, a mother, a storyteller and the Founder of Born Wise. 

In this chat, Gill shares her own journey as a teacher, a homeschool mum and as a conscious educator, reminding us of the innate capacity of our children and providing ways to reframe learning for the whole family.

For more information on Gill: https://bornwise.com.au