Nicole and Misha talk to Durgā Dasi, a trauma-conscious student, and teacher of Yoga (asana, meditation, kirtan, and yogic philosophy). She also offers intuitive spiritual guidance, somatic counseling, and other creative ways to explore the inner landscape of the heart. She opens her beautiful glowing heart and shares her experiences surrounding trauma, forgiveness, and showing up for others.

Nicole and Misha talk to Angelica Tonatzin, a yoga teacher, birth doula, wellness coach & spiritual mentor, Angelica has been supporting her community in creating intentional spaces for deeper healing and self-care. She blesses us today with her wisdom and shares her journey of healing through discovering her ancestral DNA.

Nicole and Misha talk to Karina Robles is an associate marriage and family therapist. She services the LatinX community by providing therapy services in Spanish for adults, children, adolescents, and families. She graces us with her soothing and compassionate words to uncover more about the Healing Journey.

Nicole and Misha pull out the history books with their favorite connoisseur of knowledge, Arman Rodriguez. Arman is a self-proclaimed historian- specializing in Latin American History. He is currently studying economics. As the chair of activities in student government, he pushed to lead for more social and community-based activities. He has been an advocate for the BLM movement since the foundation began in 2013.

Nicole and Misha speak to Skumbuzo Vabaza, known as ‘Skubalisto’, is a visual artist based in Cape Town, South Africa. Skubalisto was born in Harare, Zimbabwe (1987), where his parents had spent their twenties in political exile. Not only is he an insanely talented artist and an intellectual force- but to top it all off he's an amazing father as well. He sits down with us and discusses the importance of ancestral connections and how it has impacted his life an art.

Nicole and Misha shift gears! We recap themes from our previous guests and begin to explore the importance of understanding ourselves as a culmination of the collective histories of all our ancestors.

Nicole and Misha talk to Dizzy, an active revolutionary, fighting for the emancipation of all humanity! He is an organizer and member of the revolution club and is currently in Los Angeles with the National Revolution tour to get organized for an actual overthrow of the capitalist-imperialist system. Intimidated yet? Don't be- Dizzy's here to shine a light in the kindest and most genuine way! Tune into the giggles, sparks of knowledge, and REVOLUTION!

Nicole and Misha talk to Sandy Hong, a second-generation Korean-American person of Queer and Transgender experience. Sandy is a community organizer as well as a talented musician. He is also co-founder of a grassroots community event space called New Women Space, based in Brooklyn, New York, where 100% of the programming is created and led by women, trans and gender non conforming people.

Nicole and Misha talk to Makana, an artist, singer-songwriter, play-write, activist, and community builder as well as Myles, a boat builder and surfing enthusiast. Sit, and sip on some loving tea, as this interracial couple navigate racial issues and find ways to support one another with love and compassion.

Nicole and Misha talk to Emanuel Ward- a data architect, world traveler, social activist, and overall life enthusiast! In case you are wondering, YES! Emanuel is the life of the par-TEA! He shares his diverse cultural upbringing, which has influenced his relentless drive for inclusivity.