This episode is an audio version of Sophia Staffiero's post, The Inconsistencies of People. In this post Sophia delves into her (inconsistent) reflections on how to reconcile the inconsistencies of people (including herself).

It's the new moon again so Sophia and Natasha took a moment to reflect, and share the outcomes of their journaling session. Listen along to our musings on the theme of origins. 

Thank you as always to Emiko, the artist behind our intro and outro music. 

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This episode is an audio recording of Natasha Lowery's flash fiction post, Origins. 

This is an audio recording of our April New Moon Reflection post. 

This is an audio version of Natasha Lowery's review of Sandy Day's book Head on Backwards Chest Full of Sand. The review was originally published on Reedsy Discovery. 

This episode is an audio recording of Sophia's post, Does Individualism Breed Identity Crisis? In this post, Sophia shares her reflections on individualism as one (of the very many) root cause of identity crisis. How does individualism teach us to construct identity in isolation from others?

In this episode, Sophia and Natasha talk about being mixed race. The discussion encompasses childhood memories, family influences, and if mixed race or mixed heritage is the correct term. Let us know what you think in the comments and please leave us a review! 

Technical difficulties: We apologize for the sound quality of Natasha's recording. At some points in the episode her audio sounds more muffled, we are working to perfect our recordings. Thank you for your patience and we hope you enjoy the content. 

Thank you as always to Emiko, the talented artist behind our intro and outro music. Listen to him here.

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Sophia's blog post on the infamous question: Where are you from?

Natasha's review of Zadie Smith's Feel Free (The essay referenced in the episode is Brother from Another Mother)

The article about mixed race vs. mixed heritage. 

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This is an audio recording of the blog post Accessibility for Winter's Bloom which can be found on our website here.

In this episode, Sophia and Natasha chat about their full moon reflections. The conversation covers the senses, active listening, books, resilience, letting go and living in the moment. 

Thank you to Emiko, the West London based artist who created our intro and outro music. 

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In this episode Sophia and Natasha talk about love: how to define it (can it be defined?), how it manifests in our lives, the way we learn to love, and the place for letting go in love. Join our candid conversation as we ramble and explore the concept of love!

Thank you to Emiko, a talented West London based artist who created our theme music. 

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