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This episode is solidarity. This episode is an acknowledgment. This episode is self-interrogation and recognizing our own complicity. And more than anything, this episode is love. We’re using this platform to stand in solidarity with our black siblings and to ask ourselves, what’s our role? How can we help? And what is it that we’re responsible for?

Happy Sunday Khulke fam! We slowed it down this week and recorded a Candid Quarantine Check In for you. We got honest about our quarantine roller coaster feels and talked about how it's okay to not feel okay because these are unprecedented times. One day might be good and then next not so much, but the important thing to remember is that even if it might feel like it - you are not alone on the roller coaster. There are some real gems in this episode so do check it out when you have a chance! ⠀

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Hope you and your loved ones are doing okay - our DMs are always open if you need someone to talk to !

This week we have our first guest of the season! The lovely Jothi from @jothi_creative and creator of @herspace_1 joined us to share her experience of adjusting to the reality of this 'new normal'. We discuss how we can work on turning inward during a time where we can't go outside and what this means as we look toward a different future.

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In light of what is going on in the world, for this episode Nimrat wanted to lead us through an exercise based on the book Active Hope by Joanna Macy and Chris Johnstone. She takes us through the steps of figuring out how to move from the feeling like everything is falling apart to putting the pieces back together with new perspective and intentions. We hope you can follow along with us and work through whatever situation you may be faced with that could use a little bit of hope. Sending you all virtual hugs!!

To start off Season 3 we catch you up with what’s been going on in our lives and try to figure out why taking a break can seem to come with so many strings. In an attempt to unravel said strings we dive into the emotions, assumptions and fears that we have to face when we are forced to slow down.⠀

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Our first episode of the season was pre-recorded before social distancing and self-isolation began. The universe really does have a way of aligning because this episode is so fitting for what we are living today. We hope sharing our experiences can help alleviate some of the anxiety or pressure you may be feeling and know that you are not alone. As always we are looking forward to your thoughts, conversations, feedback and anything else you wish to share.

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This week we are talking all things friendships - the ups, downs, in-between and what we've learned from it all. Friends and close relationships are so important to our emotional lives, but sometimes they can feel overwhelming when boundaries are blurred. Listen in to hear about how we have worked through some of these issues and send us a message to let us know your experiences as well!

This week we decided to shake things up, have a bit of fun and let you all know a bit more about us! We each got to ask a few questions with the promise of honesty and authenticity in our answers. Grab a cup of cha for this one, it's pretty funny 😉

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This week we have another lovely guest for you all - Navneet joined us to talk about the immigrant experience and what navigating our multiple identities can look like in the global world we live in today. We each spoke about our different experiences living in and/or coming to Canada and we got to unpack some really interesting revelations along the way.

Thank you for all the love and support for this season - as always we love to hear how the episodes resonate with you so keep that feedback coming!

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Childhood wounds are something we all have whether we know it or not, and no we aren't just talking about scrapes and bruises from the playground. This week we spoke in depth of our personal childhood experiences, and how they have impacted and shaped our lives. We broke down the different kinds of wounds, the patterns they can create, the emotions they bring on and the ways we can learn to heal them.

Happy Monday friends! Episode 3 is all about the masks we wear and why we wear them. We talk about our own experiences, the walls we put up in different situations as well as how these masks might sometimes help us.