Sacred Remembering in Times of War: Dr. Jaiya John (Mshkiki Odeh Inini, Medicine Heart Man)
Recorded live at a SAND Community Gathering (April 2026)
Hard times are here, we hunger for voices that can see beyond the fear, beyond the noise, beyond the technologies consuming our attention. We need poets and visionaries. People who remember freedom.
Dr. Jaiya John (Mshkiki Odeh Inini, Medic…
Tending the Whole: Nkem Ndefo & Staci K. Haines, Facilitated by Rae Abileah
There is a “false wall” often placed between contemplative life and political action—a story implying that inner peace and outer justice are separate vocations. This imaginary divide exhausts us. In a world facing converging crises, how do those dedicated to healing move beyond the limits of indivi…
Healing the Harm with Mike Boucher, LCSW
With thought-provoking and challenging conviction, Mike Boucher leads listeners on a journey towards collective care and liberation from oppressive systems. As a minister, therapist and activist, Mike thinks and feels deeply about societal harm, and the multi-faceted approaches to personal and comm…
What Occupation Does to the Soul: Samah Jabr, Gabor Maté, Jennifer Mullan, Facilitated by Jess Ghannam
Global Reverberations of Palestinian Historical Trauma: A SAND Community Gathering with Dr. Samah Jabr, Dr. Gabor Maté & Dr. Jennifer Mullan, facilitated by Dr. Jess Ghannam
Join us for a conversation marking the book launch of Radiance and Pain in Resilience, a powerful collection of essays by Pa…
Episode #259 Decolonizing Your Nervous System with Dr. Jennifer Mullan
Dr. Jennifer joins Dr. Thema to provide practical strategies for decolonizing our nervous system. Rooted in culture, somatics, and psychological science, the resources she provides empower us to reconnect and come home to ourselves.
Dr. Jennifer Mullan, PsyD is a founder, speaker, and best-selling…
The Dance of Exile & Settlement: Bayo Akomolafe
Full interview with Dr. Bayo Akomolafe, recorded by SAND founders Zaya and Maurizio Benazzo. Edited portions appear in The Eternal Song; this is the whole conversation.
Bayo moves from his childhood in Lagos to the Orisha who wanted only to travel, from the psychologist's couch he calls too small …
What We’re Missing About Attachment
Attachment styles have become part of how we talk about relationships. We hear about anxious attachment, avoidant attachment, secure attachment, and often use those labels to explain why someone behaves the way they do.
But attachment is more complicated than a label or what happened between us and…
The Wisdom of Sacred Rage: A Conversation with Dr. Jennifer Mullan
Rage is often treated as a problem to solve: regulate it, soften it, understand the trigger, and return to calm. But what if rage is also information? What if it carries knowledge about what has been violated, what we have been asked to tolerate, and what our bodies and histories are trying to tell…
Rage is Sacred with Dr. Jenn
In this episode of The Unfolding: Presented by The Loveland Foundation Podcast, host Rachel Keener welcomes back Dr. Jennifer Mullan (Dr. Jenn) for a conversation about “Sacred Rage”, grief, burnout, and what it means to come home to ourselves.
Dr. Jenn shares how writing her upcoming book on rage …
The Foundations of Secure Relating — Sue Marriott and Ann Kelley
Ann and Sue are therapists, podcasters, and co-authors of the newly published book Secure Relating. Known for their work on modern attachment theory, Ann and Sue offer a fresh perspective on the process of building and maintaining secure relationships, moving beyond the traditional focus on attachm…
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