Hi friends! In Part 2 of Art as a Healer, we chat with Rosemary from @thegirlonharlow and Kendra (@kendraguidolin) about censorship in our work from others and ourselves, processing trauma or experiences through art, and using art for creative problem-solving.   

*Trigger Warning: There is mention of suicide in this episode (16:36-16:40). 

*Disclaimer: We are only sharing our experience with art and how it has helped us heal. we’ve all had our mental/psychological/physical challenges and we are not doctors or psychologists. Experience shared in this episode is not a replacement for medical advice.

Stay tuned next week for Part 2!

You can support Kendra and follow her on Instagram, @kendraguidolin (https://instagram.com/kendraguidolin) and find her work on kguidolin.wordpress.com.

You can also support Rosemary's work, The Girl on Harlow Street, on Patreon, and all social media platforms on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.

TMOTW YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtyxsmDi9WxThb4Skh4teyw 

TGOHS Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/RosemaryDavison  

TGOHS IG - @thegirlonharlow, https://www.instagram.com/thegirlonharlow

TGOHS FB - https://www.facebook.com/thegirlonharlowstreet

Thank you so much to my friend Josh for letting me use his beats. Find him on SoundCloud as Owa! 👀 https://m.soundcloud.com/owa-ever. Please feel free to rate and review the show. I love hearing your feedback and support! Stay updated with us on https://solo.to/SpeakUpErika! 🌸

Hi friends, we're back after a long hiatus! In this episode, I'm back with another episode with Rosemary and Kendra. Rosemary is the author of the multi-genre online series of @thegirlonharlow and Kendra (@kendraguidolin) is her talented editor. In Part 1, we chat about how art is a healer, how it can be a form of escapism for us, and how art is a form of catharsis.   

*Disclaimer: We are only sharing our experience with art and how it has helped us heal. we’ve all had our mental/psychological/physical challenges and we are not doctors or psychologists. Experience shared in this episode is not a replacement for medical advice.  

Stay tuned next week for Part 2!  

You can support Kendra and follow her on Instagram, @kendraguidolin (https://instagram.com/kendraguidolin).  

You can also support Rosemary's work, The Girl on Harlow Street, on Patreon and all social media platforms on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.  

TMOTW YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtyxsmDi9WxThb4Skh4teyw

Thank you so much to my friend Josh for letting me use his beats. Find him on SoundCloud as Owa! 👀 https://m.soundcloud.com/owa-ever. Please feel free to rate and review the show. I love hearing your feedback and support! Stay updated with us on https://solo.to/SpeakUpErika! 🌸

Happy 2022! ✨ We're back with another year of podcasting! Can you believe it? This month's episode we're chatting about how to achieve your goals this year with baby steps. 

Similar to last year's episode of "What I'm Leaving Behind in 2020 + Bringing in 2021", I chat about my top three goals for the year. I reflect on what happened in 2021, how baby steps can motivate you with your goals this year, and give thanks to you for a great 2021. 

Thank you to all of you who collaborated, listened, and supported the podcast the past year. I appreciate you so much. Cheers to the new year! 

Thank you so much to my friend Josh for letting me use his beats. Find him on SoundCloud as Owa! 👀 https://m.soundcloud.com/owa-ever. Please feel free to rate and review the show. I love hearing your feedback and support! Stay updated with us on https://solo.to/SpeakUpErika! 🌸

Hi friends! In this episode, I had the absolute pleasure of talking with Rosemary and Kendra from The Girl on Harlow Street (TGOHS). Rosemary is the author of the multi-genre online series of @thegirlonharlow and Kendra (@kendraguidolin) is her talented editor.

*TRIGGER WARNING* Mentions of sexual assault and suicide.

Rosemary, Kendra, and I chat about all things sexuality in the series —  what inspired the stories that she wrote,  describing the characters in the series, and sexuality being a gift.

Thank you so much to Rosemary for being vulnerable and transparent in sharing her series with us and to Kendra for giving us an added layer of insight into the series.

Join us in celebration for The Girl on Harlow Street’s series launch on November 6th @ 3:00 PM (EST) / 8:00 PM (GMT)!  Register for free on Eventbrite here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-girl-on-harlow-street-series-launch-tickets-176786381827Hosted by Locals Festival (@localsfestival)

Follow The Girl on Harlow Street on social media and read the first Episode of the series for free on Patreon. (https://linktr.ee/TheGirlOnHarlowStreet)

Thank you so much to my friend Josh for letting me use his beats. Find him on SoundCloud as Owa! 👀 https://m.soundcloud.com/owa-ever. Please feel free to rate and review the show. I love hearing your feedback and support! Stay updated with us on https://solo.to/SpeakUpErika! 🌸

Hi friends! In this episode, I had the absolute pleasure of talking with Rosemary and Kendra from The Girl on Harlow Street (TGOHS). Rosemary is the author of the multi-genre online series of @thegirlonharlow and Kendra (@kendraguidolin) is her talented editor.

Rosemary, Kendra, and I chat about all things sexuality in the series —  the thought process behind Rosemary’s scenes, how her grandparents have inspired her writing, and how the characters in her novel represent bits of herself.

Thank you so much to Rosemary for being vulnerable and transparent in sharing her series with us and to Kendra for giving us an added layer of insight into the series. Listen to Part 2 next week on Sunday, October 17th, as we continue the conversation of sexuality in TGOHS.

Join us in celebration for The Girl on Harlow Street’s series launch on November 6th @ 3:00 PM (EST) / 8:00 PM (GMT)!

Follow The Girl on Harlow Street on social media and read the first Episode of the series for free on Patreon. (https://linktr.ee/TheGirlOnHarlowStreet)

Thank you so much to my friend Josh for letting me use his beats. Find him on SoundCloud as Owa! 👀 https://m.soundcloud.com/owa-ever. Please feel free to rate and review the show. I love hearing your feedback and support! Stay updated with us on https://solo.to/SpeakUpErika! 🌸

Welcome to the Out and Loud podcast series. Hosted by Ajuki and Erika.

Stepping away from the anonymity that has become FOMO, Ajuki has lots to say and is ready to speak her mind. Erika is a multi-faceted creative that empathetically listens, giving others a safe space to share.

In Episode 2 we talk with our guest Tanya (@tvnyx) about sexuality and Sex ED. We talk about what we wish we learned in school and the lack of sexual education in the LGBTQ+ community.

Out & Loud is a podcast collaboration series with LGBTQ+ Collective FOMO and the Podcast, Speak Up Erika. Following in tradition of Speak Up, Erika and Ajuki will be discussing issues many are afraid to talk about but should, while including the perspective and voices of real queer people within the LGBTQ+ community in Toronto.

Stay connected

Ajuki: https://solo.to/ajuki

Speak Up Erika -  https://solo.to/speakuperika

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Hi friends! We’re finally collaborating with Ron (@r0nrivera), the creator and co-host of the Creating Strong Ties (@creatingstrongties) podcast and creator of 5thEYE Media (@5theye).  

Ron & I have a juicy conversation all about relationships, difficulties in relationships, and what we see for our futures. Tune in in a couple of weeks for Part 2 for our next collab episode where we chat about all things podcasting.   

Listen to the Creating Strong Ties podcast on Apple, Spotify, and Deezer with their goal of feeding the community through visual, audible and sustainable mediums. (https://linktr.ee/creatingstrongties)

​​Thank you so much to my friend Josh for letting me use his beats. Find him on SoundCloud as Owa! 👀 https://m.soundcloud.com/owa-ever. Please feel free to rate and review the show. I love hearing your feedback and support! Stay updated with us on https://solo.to/SpeakUpErika! 🌸

Hi Speak Up listeners! We’re back with Part 2 with Yoga ft. Dr. Joyce Fu starting off with a short meditation and chatting about all things yoga filmed on International Yoga Day! For a while now, I’ve been wanting to include some meditation in my episodes and I’m thankful Dr. Joyce was able to guide one for us in this episode.

We also chat about why she became a yoga teacher, challenges with teaching yoga online, and how yoga ties in with mental health. Thank you Joyce for coming back on the podcast and chatting more about your expertise in yoga. I've been attended her online classes for months now and I always feel reborn and grounded. 

Feel free to connect with Dr. Joyce Fu below 💐

Thank you so much to my friend Josh for letting me use his beats. Find him on SoundCloud as Owa! 👀 https://m.soundcloud.com/owa-ever. Please feel free to rate and review the show. I love hearing your feedback and support! Stay updated with us on https://solo.to/SpeakUpErika! 🌸

Welcome to the Out and Loud podcast series. Hosted by Ajuki and Erika.

Stepping away from the anonymity that has become FOMO, Ajuki has lots to say and is ready to speak her mind. Erika is a multi-faceted creative that empathetically listens, giving others a safe space to share.

Out & Loud is a podcast collaboration series with LGBTQ+ Collective FOMO and the Podcast, Speak Up Erika. Following in tradition of Speak Up, Erika and Ajuki will be discussing issues many are afraid to talk about but should, while including the perspective and voices of real queer people within the LGBTQ+ community in Toronto.

Today we’re talking with Déjà (@kjdeja) about oversharing on social media & question if social media is a safe space. Déjà, Ajuki, and Erika speak about their personal experiences with social media, work and vulnerability while posting online.

About the Hosts

Ajuki (@ajukix) is queer creative artist. The first official FOMO (@fomo.to) event took place in the winter of 2018 with the help of many LGBTQ+ community members and with it’s success Ajuki quickly saw the need for more inclusive, queer spaces. Additionally, Ajuki is an emerging singer/songwriter and the creator and host of the radio show Northbound.

Erika (@lalalaerika) is an author, podcast, and event producer. Her book "Speak Up is a collection of creative, non-fiction, short stories where she should have spoken up but didn't. Erika continues these vulnerable conversations on her podcast, Speak Up Erika (@speakuperika).

Stay connected

Ajuki: https://solo.to/ajuki

🌈 Edited by @sirtrizz

Hi friends! This week's episode is with Dr. Joyce Fu, a doctor, chiropractor and yoga teacher. Joyce shares how our physical health is connected to our mental health, how moving releases hormones that make us feel better, and how physical therapy works.   

We forget how much of our physical health is tied to how we feel mentally. Our body is all connected and we can't neglect taking care of ourselves mentally as much as physically. Thank you so much Joyce for being a guest on the podcast. Look out for Part 2 as we chat about Yoga!   

Feel free to connect with Dr. Joyce Fu below 💐

Thank you so much to my friend Josh for letting me use his beats. Find him on SoundCloud as Owa! 👀 https://m.soundcloud.com/owa-ever. Please feel free to rate and review the show. I love hearing your feedback and support! Stay updated with us on https://solo.to/SpeakUpErika! 🌸