In this episode, Gina talks with Aria Evans, a queer, Afro-Indigenous and British award winning interdisciplinary artist and founder of Political Movement. Aria opens up about how she found her purpose through movement and how important it is, not just to create opportunity for ourselves, but to create spaces for other artists and makers to express their art as well. 

Aria on IG: @politicalmovement

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Theresa Cutknife, actor, writer, storyteller and Indigenous and Puerto Rican  mixie talks to Gina about Indigenous theatre and its evolution from telling stories of trauma to creating an insight into the full Indigenous human experience, not so different from that of all of us! It's a great chat. Theresa's recommended causes to support:  https://mobile.twitter.com/AnishinaabeMM https://www.yintahaccess.com/ https://unistoten.camp/ http://www.tinyhousewarriors.com/ https://bit.ly/OseKenhionhatatieLandBackCamp Theresa IG: @theresacutknife DM us on the socials at @mixedinthesix!

Hi all! As you may know, we finished our very first season of the Mixed in the Six podcast! It was so much fun with so many takeaways! In this post-season wrapup, Gina and Mykella spill the tea on: Why did we start this podcast in the first place? And what were our favourite moments of Season 1? And what did we learn from taking on this wild adventure?

Oh, and we have not forgotten Season 2! Find out what you can expect this season. Get ready for the ride!

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In this episode, civic-minded Chinese and Portugese actress Genevieve Kang, from the Netflix series, Locke & Key, sits down with Gina to talk about identity, allyship and using her platform for activism, and her internal struggle with knowing she has white privilege, while at the same time experiencing racism. It's a conversation that opens up many aspects of the POC and uniquely mixie experience. 

Find Genevieve at IG: @genevievekng; @kikanblvd

Please join/follow One Movement at: IG: @myonemovement

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Welcome to our second bonus episode of The Mixed in the Six Podcast! 

During this, our "new normal", self-care and wellness stand out as our best tools to stay well during this time of uncertainty and change. So welcome to this fulsome panel discussion on BIPOC in Wellness!

In this episode, Gina and Mykella interview Robin Lacambra, owner of the Good Body Feel yoga studio in Hamilton, Andriana Cee, founder of Black Yoga Society and our very own mixie yoga teacher in training, Jasmine Trotman, discuss the lack of BIPOC (black, Indigenous, people of colour) in the wellness space - as practitioners and participants. And how can we impact that?

Here you will find a portion of this episode. To listen to the full episode, please subscribe for this and all future bonus episodes here:

https://www.patreon.com/mixedinthesix

Free yoga classes for BIPOC, every Sunday in August and September: https://www.goodbodyfeel.com/blog/more-liberated-moves (click on any past class date to get to booking software - classes available on Sundays til end of September)

Our guests, their orgs:

blackyogasociety.com; IG: @blackyogasociety; FB: @blackyogasociety

goodbodyfeel.com; IG: @goodbodyfeel

Robin Lacambra, IG: @royolaroyola

Andriana Cee, IG: helloandriana

Jasmine Trotman, IG: @jazzy.tea