As the sun returns every day, and the moon returns every night, we had the impossibly sweet Sev Tok return to My Heart Remembers. And, what a rollicking and fun conversation we had in catching up, and sharing together in our understanding of life and Sev's experience with what some would call alien abduction, but she describes as communicating with extra-terrestrial intelligences.

It was such a great joy to sit down with Robyn Lightwalker and take in the air in Gage Park. We talk about her art, training, growth, and take in the beauty of the evening.

I had an intense and needed conversation with James Greenshields this week. James is an Australian motivational speaker who specializes in dealing with PTSD, and we took it to beautiful emotional places.Learn more about James' work here.

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While we are all still keeping our distance from each other, it seemed like a lovely time to sit at opposite ends of a park bench from Tom Shea, where we discuss post-apocalyptic novels, the nature of technology and it's environmental impacts, and further delight in the sunset.

It's a special Tea Time episode with Dakota in which we eventually get to why William Shatner is being a jerk to trans people, after a big discussion about the impacts of 'othering' on folks of varying genders, races, sexualities, etc. This is an important listen, and the ultimate conclusion is that you should watch more Black films. Disclaimer : the thoughts offered are off the cuff and likely imperfect, but well worth listening to.

It's always an extra-special episode any time Hearty White is able to join us for a chat. We talked through, life, the universe, and everything else, with a dash of Hearty's southern charm and surreal-tinged wisdom.

This Tea Time conversation with Dakota about the moon is a wild exploration of myths about our beautiful night companion. Dakota reads a beautiful poem about the moon, and tells Zena a little bit of history and trivia abut weird beliefs about the moon. In return, Zena lets us all in on a Wiccan ritual called 'Drawing Down The Moon'.

This week is a special conversation with Francisca Mandeya. Francisca grew up in Zimbabwe, and currently lives in Nunavut, where she wrote and released her book 'Mother Behold Thy Son'. We talk about gender, creativity, and much more.

Desta Barnabe brought thunder and lightning, and a great conversation about her work with Grant Cameron, how novel it is to be immersed in the world of UFOlogy, channeling, and remote viewing. Explore beautiful new worlds with Desta and Zena!Desta's Website

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Zena is joined by activist and publicist, Tracy Lamourie for a conversation about the power and import of activism in making change. Tracy has been active in the battle for the legalisation of cannabis, instrumental in drawing attention to the atrocities of capital punishment in America, and honed her skills as a publicist through bringing attention to issues of import.