KPFA - Talk-It-Out Radio

KPFA - Talk-It-Out Radio

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  • Nothing About Us Without Us
    Those with mental health issues are often defined by professionals, but radical mental health asks that those who are defined as mentally ill have voice and agency. Host Marlena Willis, who herself deals has mental diversity/disability, is in conversation with meditator, Emiko Yoshikami, and psychiatrist, Dr. Rahil Rojiani.
    Emiko yoshikami is a mixed-raced, mixed-Buddhist queer who was diagnosed with "Bipolar I with Psychotic Tendencies." She began practicing Vipassana meditation over three decades ago and comes from a long lineage of Pureland Buddhist priests. She is committed to co-creating a more just and compassionate world and spends a lot of time thinking about power in relationship to the multiple realities we live in.
    Dr. Rahil Rojiani (they/them) is a queer, genderfluid, South Asian Ismaili Muslim, and a resident physician in Harvard’s community psychiatry program at Cambridge Health Alliance. They’ve been practicing within multiple Buddhist lineages for over a decade, including as a teacher for primarily BIPOC and activist communities, and as a meditation researcher. They are committed to the intersection of social justice, spirituality, and somatic healing for collective liberation.
    1 hr
  • Nothing About Us Without Us
    Those with mental health issues are often defined by professionals, but radical mental health asks that those who are defined as mentally ill have voice and agency. Host Marlena Willis, who herself deals has mental diversity/disability, is in conversation with meditator, Emiko Yoshikami, and psychiatrist, Dr. Rahil Rojiani.
    Emiko yoshikami is a mixed-raced, mixed-Buddhist queer who was diagnosed with “Bipolar I with Psychotic Tendencies.” She began practicing Vipassana meditation over three decades ago and comes from a long lineage of Pureland Buddhist priests. She is committed to co-creating a more just and compassionate world and spends a lot of time thinking about power in relationship to the multiple realities we live in.
    Dr. Rahil Rojiani (they/them) is a queer, genderfluid, South Asian Ismaili Muslim, and a resident physician in Harvard’s community psychiatry program at Cambridge Health Alliance. They’ve been practicing within multiple Buddhist lineages for over a decade, including as a teacher for primarily BIPOC and activist communities, and as a meditation researcher. They are committed to the intersection of social justice, spirituality, and somatic healing for collective liberation.
    The post Nothing About Us Without Us appeared first on KPFA.
    1 hr
  • Nothing About Us Without Us

    Those with mental health issues are often defined by professionals, but radical mental health asks that those who are defined as mentally ill have voice and agency. Host Marlena Willis, who herself deals has mental diversity/disability, is in conversation with meditator, Emiko Yoshikami, and psychiatrist, Dr. Rahil Rojiani.

    Emiko yoshikami is a mixed-raced, mixed-Buddhist queer who was diagnosed with “Bipolar I with Psychotic Tendencies.” She began practicing Vipassana meditation over three decades ago and comes from a long lineage of Pureland Buddhist priests. She is committed to co-creating a more just and compassionate world and spends a lot of time thinking about power in relationship to the multiple realities we live in.

    Dr. Rahil Rojiani (they/them) is a queer, genderfluid, South Asian Ismaili Muslim, and a resident physician in Harvard’s community psychiatry program at Cambridge Health Alliance. They’ve been practicing within multiple Buddhist lineages for over a decade, including as a teacher for primarily BIPOC and activist communities, and as a meditation researcher. They are committed to the intersection of social justice, spirituality, and somatic healing for collective liberation.

    The post Nothing About Us Without Us appeared first on KPFA.

    1 hr
  • How to Develop Empathy in Any Relationship and Setting: from the Bathroom to the Dinner Table, to the Boardroom
    Join host Nancy Kahn to learn how to develop empathy in relationships and to hear how empathy impacts personal and work relationships. Empathy is a core practice in Nonviolent Communication and a skill that can be learned and improved the more we choose it!
    Nancy Kahn has more than 20 years of experience teaching empathy skills and compassionate communication to individuals, groups, organizations, and families, across differences.
    Listen live on Sunday nights from 7-8 pm PST on KPFA Radio 94.1 FM Berkeley and beyond,  live stream at www.kpfa.org, or visit the archives at kpfa.org/program/talk-it-out-radior or iTunes.
    We invite listeners to call in after 7:15 pm (dial 1800-958-9008 or 510-848-4425). You can listen to previous shows at www.talkitoutradio.wordpress.com. Contact us at [email protected]
    1 hr
  • How to Develop Empathy in Any Relationship and Setting: from the Bathroom to the Dinner Table, to the Boardroom
    Join host Nancy Kahn to learn how to develop empathy in relationships and to hear how empathy impacts personal and work relationships. Empathy is a core practice in Nonviolent Communication and a skill that can be learned and improved the more we choose it!
    Nancy Kahn has more than 20 years of experience teaching empathy skills and compassionate communication to individuals, groups, organizations, and families, across differences.
    Listen live on Sunday nights from 7-8 pm PST on KPFA Radio 94.1 FM Berkeley and beyond,  live stream at www.kpfa.org, or visit the archives at kpfa.org/program/talk-it-out-radior or iTunes.
    We invite listeners to call in after 7:15 pm (dial 1800-958-9008 or 510-848-4425). You can listen to previous shows at www.talkitoutradio.wordpress.com. Contact us at [email protected]
    The post How to Develop Empathy in Any Relationship and Setting: from the Bathroom to the Dinner Table, to the Boardroom appeared first on KPFA.
    1 hr
  • How to Develop Empathy in Any Relationship and Setting: from the Bathroom to the Dinner Table, to the Boardroom

    Join host Nancy Kahn to learn how to develop empathy in relationships and to hear how empathy impacts personal and work relationships. Empathy is a core practice in Nonviolent Communication and a skill that can be learned and improved the more we choose it!

    Nancy Kahn has more than 20 years of experience teaching empathy skills and compassionate communication to individuals, groups, organizations, and families, across differences.

    Listen live on Sunday nights from 7-8 pm PST on KPFA Radio 94.1 FM Berkeley and beyond,  live stream at www.kpfa.org, or visit the archives at kpfa.org/program/talk-it-out-radior or iTunes.

    We invite listeners to call in after 7:15 pm (dial 1800-958-9008 or 510-848-4425). You can listen to previous shows at www.talkitoutradio.wordpress.com. Contact us at [email protected]

    The post How to Develop Empathy in Any Relationship and Setting: from the Bathroom to the Dinner Table, to the Boardroom appeared first on KPFA.

    1 hr
  • Wisdom Jewels from the Peacemaking Experts
    Host Timothy Regan shares peacemaking wisdom in the form of "one-liners" from experts on empathy and healthy human relationships.
    In this lively episode, callers join in with their own one-liners of wisdom, and find advice for their own current conflicts.
    1 hr
  • Wisdom Jewels from the Peacemaking Experts
    Host Timothy Regan shares peacemaking wisdom in the form of “one-liners” from experts on empathy and healthy human relationships.
    In this lively episode, callers join in with their own one-liners of wisdom, and find advice for their own current conflicts.
    The post Wisdom Jewels from the Peacemaking Experts appeared first on KPFA.
    1 hr
  • Wisdom Jewels from the Peacemaking Experts

    Host Timothy Regan shares peacemaking wisdom in the form of “one-liners” from experts on empathy and healthy human relationships.

    In this lively episode, callers join in with their own one-liners of wisdom, and find advice for their own current conflicts.

    The post Wisdom Jewels from the Peacemaking Experts appeared first on KPFA.

    1 hr
  • The Right to Know the Story of Our Birth: Equality and Access
    Join host Nancy Kahn for an important discussion on the emotional journey and the differences that adoptees and members of the adoption triad and extended families face due to different state laws and restrictions. Nancy identifies as a BIPOC, biracial, transracial adoptee who went through a closed adoption and has reunited with her birth parents and some extended biological relatives. She shares the story of another adoptee as told in a recent article in the New York Times as well as her own story. Listeners are invited to call in to share their feelings and needs related to their own experiences around access and equal rights in US and international adoptions. Listeners can call 1-510-8484425 or 1-800-958-9008 to join in this conversation.
    Listeners can visit the archives at kpfa.org/program/talk-it-out-radio [1] or iTunes, or [2] contact our producers and hosts at: [3]
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Welcome to Talk it Out Radio, your local, live, community call-in, Nonviolent Communication (NVC), Mindfulness, and Social Justice Radio Show here on KPFA, 94.1 FM.