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TW: miscarriage/domestic violence
In this episode, Jess is joined by the honest multidisciplinary powerhouse Sereena Abbassi. From sharing about her personal journey - her complex childhood and journey to becoming a mother - to the difficult yet important process of healing, overcoming pain and acceptance. Jess and Sereena also discuss their political home, challenges they find there and how self-righteousness and binary thinking won't get us the solutions we so badly crave. Finally, Serenna gives us an insight into the local democratic system in Bristol, the power of community and the link between spirituality and social change.
Sereena's socials:
Sereena's Twitter
Sereena's LinkedIn
Links to topics discussed in the show:
Black women maternal death rates
Richard Rohr's adapted quote
How democracies die
Remake organisation
Explanation of overton window
The Bristol Cable
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In this transparent episode, Jess swaps the interviewer role and is now in the hot seat! Jess is interviewed by her interdisciplinary talented friend Ronaé Fagon. During the episode, we get to hear Jess’ journey into the social movement sphere and the true intentions behind the podcast. Later on in the conversation, both discuss the importance of bringing integrity and self-awareness to our actions. Finally, Jess and Ronae end on a note of how it’s integral to hold uncomfortable conversations in our interpersonal relationships to move towards a healthier collective.
References for the episode:
Dr Christina Cleveland
God is a black woman
Emma Dabiri - What White People Can Do Next
Jess Mally's anti-racism course
adrienne maree brown
Jessica Dickson - IG post on white people having to do embodiment work to dismantle whiteness from their nervous systems
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Other social media links:
Ronaé's Twitter
Ronaé's Instagram
Jess' Instagram
Jess Twitter
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In this honest and transparent episode, Jess is joined by powerhouse and climate justice activist Mikaela Loach.
Mikaela is a climate justice activist, bestselling author of It’s Not That Radical: Climate Action to Transform Our World (April 2023), co-host of The YIKES Podcast, writer and 4th year medical student based in the United Kingdom. In 2020, Forbes, Global Citizen and BBC Woman's Hour named Mikaela as one of the most influential women in the UK climate movement. In 2021, she was one of three claimants on the "Paid To Pollute" case who took the UK government to court over the huge public payments they give to fossil fuel companies every year. Her work focuses on the intersections of the climate crisis with oppressive systems and making the climate movement a more accessible space.
In this episode Jess and Mikaela explore what climate justice actually means, how it seeks to tackle the root causes of the climate crisis, how we are all needed and have something to bring to the work and what role our own honesty and vulnerability plays on the journey,
Mikaela defines what healthy looks to her, the importance of choosing honesty over scarcity and “not pretending to know it all”!
Links:
Climate Strike, Mikaela Loach on Capitalism, Colonialism & Imperialism Fuel Climate Crisis
Do better - Spiritual Activism for Fighting and Healing from White Supremacy - Rachel Ricketts
Climate activist groups in your area:
https://groups.friendsoftheearth.uk/near-you/local-authority
https://netpol.org/2022/04/06/find-your-local-copwatch-group/
Mikaela on Social Media:
Instagram: @mikaelaloach
Twitter: @mikaelaloach
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T/W: mentions of suicide/crisis/illness
In this episode, Jess is joined by Nora Logan, in discussing her passion for disability justice including her raw and personal story about why she is passionate about health and wellness.
Nora is a writer, meditation teacher and the host of the podcast So, Life Wants You Dead, produced in collaboration with Soho House after winning their 'Soho Chance' competition in 2021.
In this conversation Nora shares her journey of going through a liver transplant and the recovery process in the face of an ableist and capitalist society. Nora and Jess explore that healthy is a practice more than a state of being, that it is intrinsically complicated in the world we live in and that everything - as always - is interconnected.
Links to Nora's Work:
Nora’s Podcast - So Life Wants You Dead
Nora’s instagram - @noranala
Nora’s website and sign up for her newsletter
Practices Nora recommends
Other things referenced:
Jess antiracism course
Disability and climate change
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/jun/10/disabled-people-systematically-ignored-climate-crisis-study
https://healthpolicy-watch.news/climate-change-twofold-blow-for-disabled/
Floods that hit the UK: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/aug/07/met-office-issues-thunderstorm-warning-for-parts-of-uk
The Third Way and Jess:
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Music and production by Finlay Mowat
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This is the first episode of the unedited The Third Way offering, normally available to Patrons of our 'Exclusive Content' Tier only, but because it's the first, I made it available for all tiers as well as on the general podcast feed as 'Unedited' so everyone can have a listen. It is literally unedited.
The audio quality isn't amazing - sorry about that! Will be resolved next time.
I talk about why Patreon, my hope for it and then also talk about (TW - I get raw and explicit) the shooting of Ralph Yarl and what we all need to do.
In regards to the actions mentioned, see below:
- Email Prosecutor Zachary Thompson in Missouri [email protected] and demand the immediate arrest of the shooter and that he be charged with appropriate charges
- Sign up to my course via www.jessmally.com/events
- Read 'It's Not That Radical' by Mikaela Loach and 'What White People Can Do Next' Emma Dabiri
- Get organised in whichever way calls to you. One way might be to join your Local Copwatch Groups
Thanks for tuning into the first episode. The next unedited episode will land in a month and will only be available for folks on the Exclusive Content tier
Much love
J
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TW/CW: this episode contains mentions of death and dying
In this first episode of the #HealthyHumansForSocialChange series, Jess is joined by Father Jarel Robinson-Brown, author of “Black Gay British Christian Queer". He joins Jess for an open, raw conversation about what it means to be a healthy human in this world.
From embracing death to church abolition, the end of the world and more, they cover a broad array of subjects, ultimately leaving us with thoughts on what being a healthy human might mean.
References from the conversation:
Jarel's Book
Jess' manifesting IG post
Top 5 regrets of the dying
Dr. Christena Cleveland
How To Survive The End of The World Podcast
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Music and production by Finlay Mowat
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Welcome to the first season and intro episode of Healthy Humans for Social Change.
In this intro episode, Jess outlines her intentions for the podcast and discusses the plans for the upcoming season.
Join her and her guests each month as they outline their dreams for a healthier and more inclusive world.
Read 'What Does Your Heart Dream Of'
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Music and production by Finlay Mowat
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