Mutual Aid is Kin(etic): Ten things I feel about mutual aid written by carla joy bergman ; read by carla<a href="https://www.listeninghousemedia.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">produced at Listening House Media</a>read essay here<a href="http://five.libsyn.comhttps" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">music by Sour Gout from the album, Endless Everyday </a>this essay was originally written for Pressing Concern Books, bookmark series in spring of 2021

Mutual Aid is Kin(etic): Ten things I feel about mutual aid written by carla joy bergman ; read by carla produced at Listening House Media read essay here music by Sour Gout from the album, Endless Everyday this essay was originally written for Pressing Concern Books, bookmark series in spring of 2021

Mutual Aid is Kin(etic): Ten things I feel about mutual aid written by carla joy bergman ; read by carla<a href="https://www.listeninghousemedia.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">produced at Listening House Media</a>read essay here<a href="http://five.libsyn.comhttps" rel="noopener noreferrer">music by Sour Gout from the album, Endless Everyday&nbsp;</a>this essay was originally written for Pressing Concern Books, bookmark series in spring of 2021

Mutual Aid is Kin(etic)

What would happen if we stop and listen to our imaginations more so we can uncover new questions emerging now?

Walking with Change is an invitation to "walk" with me and my guests on some brambly-filled-paths as we discover landscapes of lost or clandestine questions, or uncover new and better ones along the way. I am intentionally inviting folks into these conversations whom I feel are asking interesting and unique questions at this time, or are willing to sit with not knowing as they ponder possible questions on the horizon.

I created Walking With Change in part because, what if the most common questions swarming our minds and hearts are mere distraction, or worse, leading us further into crisis by keeping us in a feedback loop within empire by asking the same questions over and over again? 

The show is a blending of conversations, short fiction, poetry, music, and some musings that dig into what it means to be present during these rapidly changing times. The format and themes of this podcast are indeed multi-layered, and at the heart of the show I’ll be asking my guests what questions are bubbling up for them at this time. And of course, we will meander into many other themes and topics.

These are some of the edges, fault-lines, and terrains that I invite you to join me and my fellow errant-body-guests on! Let's wander together on pathways that embrace the messiness of asking questions as we explore and learn together, creating new maps and delighting in the surprises that spring up along the way.

When we listen as we walk we have the potential to make and unmake ourselves and our worlds. And in these becoming-more-together practices we can bloom beautiful new realities amidst the ongoing disasters and looming dooms.

WWC is an invitation to return from the future to listen and respond to the many nows. 

THANKS FOR LISTENING! 🌙

"We are nothing if we walk alone; we are everything when we walk together in step with other dignified feet." — Subcomandante Marcos

🌙 show music by AwareNess
🌙 show art by Chris Bergman
🌙 Produced by Bergman Creatives and shared on CAW: https://www.cawshinythings.com/tag/fragments/
carla's website: https://www.joyfulcarla.com/

Support the making of the show by becoming a paid member at CAW! https://www.cawshinythings.com/

PS maybe one day I will travel to meet folks in person so we can actually walk as we talk!

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What would happen if we stop and listen to our imaginations more so we can uncover new questions emerging now? Walking with Change is an invitation to "walk" with me and my guests on some brambly-filled-paths as we discover landscapes of lost or clandestine questions, or uncover new and better ones along the way. I am intentionally inviting folks into these conversations whom I feel are asking interesting and unique questions at this time, or are willing to sit with not knowing as they ponder possible questions on the horizon. I created Walking With Change in part because, what if the most common questions swarming our minds and hearts are mere distraction, or worse, leading us further into crisis by keeping us in a feedback loop within empire by asking the same questions over and over again? The show is a blending of conversations, short fiction, poetry, music, and some musings that dig into what it means to be present during these rapidly changing times. The format and themes of this podcast are indeed multi-layered, and at the heart of the show I’ll be asking my guests what questions are bubbling up for them at this time. And of course, we will meander into many other themes and topics. These are some of the edges, fault-lines, and terrains that I invite you to join me and my fellow errant-body-guests on! Let's wander together on pathways that embrace the messiness of asking questions as we explore and learn together, creating new maps and delighting in the surprises that spring up along the way. When we listen as we walk we have the potential to make and unmake ourselves and our worlds. And in these becoming-more-together practices we can bloom beautiful new realities amidst the ongoing disasters and looming dooms. WWC is an invitation to return from the future to listen and respond to the many nows. THANKS FOR LISTENING! 🌙 "We are nothing if we walk alone; we are everything when we walk together in step with other dignified feet." — Subcomandante Marcos 🌙 show music by AwareNess 🌙 show art by Chris Bergman 🌙 Produced by Bergman Creatives and shared on CAW: https://www.cawshinythings.com/tag/fragments/ carla's website: https://www.joyfulcarla.com/ Support the making of the show by becoming a paid member at CAW! https://www.cawshinythings.com/ PS maybe one day I will travel to meet folks in person so we can actually walk as we talk!

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