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Join racial justice organizer and author Sandhya Jha as they interview a diverse array of activists about why ancestors matter to their organizing work and how people can deepen connections with ancestors as a part of their social justice commitments. This podcast is released in conjunction with Sandhya's newest book, Rebels, Despots, and Saints and is sponsored by Chalice Media Group.
Fréquence de mise à jour:
every 12 days
Durée audio moyenne:
45 minutes
Anglais
États-Unis
18 épisodes
depuis 27 janvier 2023
episodic
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In this final episode, Sandhya shares an excerpt from the end of their book Rebels, Despots, and Saints, focusing on what gifts our ancestors give us as we seek to create a better world.
This podcast is a promotion for Sandhya’s newest book; check it out here: Rebels, Despots, and Saints: The Anc…
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ÉPISODES PRÉCÉDENTS 🔗
In an unintentional crossover episode (Sandhya also hosts a podcast on Avatar the Last Airbender, a cartoon that talks a LOT about the four elements), Kevin talks about the cultural wisdom of his grandmother and how soup and consulting have more in common than you might think.
Kevin John Fong is…
Sujatha and Sandhya talk about reincarnation, restorative justice, and writing to ancestors…and hearing back from them.
Sujatha Baliga is a long-time restorative justice practitioner and meditation instructor whose geeky sensibilities and love for everybody and everything are owed to her Buddhis…
Samip Mallick proves that you don’t need to be woo in order to connect with ancestors. Samip is co-founder and executive director of the South Asian American Digital Archives and shares some powerful stories of ancestors that he encountered through historic research. Lots of helpful hints and insig…
Carol Robison brings immense wisdom to how white people can connect with ancestors of color in ways that are accountable; she also talks with Sandhya about how to not connect with the ancestors who aren’t ready to be helpful to you.
To connect with Carol’s ancestor practice, you can find her on …
Leroy Moore, Ph.D. student at UCLA, Activist, Author, founder of Krip-Hop Nation & 2021 Emmy winner, talks about music, activism, and the ancestors who can guide us to change the world. Check out Leroy’s recent graphic novel here: https://www.poorpress.net/product-page/krip-hop-nation
Link to …
Joyce del Rosario joins host Sandhya Jha to talk about decolonizing ancestors and the intersections of faith, ritual, culture, and connection to the ancestors we were taught to ignore. This podcast is the book launch project for Sandhya’s latest book, Rebels, Despots, and Saints: The Ancestors who …
Join Chris Crass, social justice educator, author and movement builder focused on building the capacity of white people and men to be awesome for collective liberation, as we discuss how connecting with the challenges our ancestors face can help us make sense of our own lives. We also discuss the a…
In this episode, Jakada Imani talks about his grandma, James Baldwin, community organizing, and how ancestors can get us unstuck from negative messages.
Jakada is a spiritually-rooted management trainer and coach with over 30 years of experience in social justice work.
His first book just came ou…
In this ninth episode, Sandhya talks Rebecca Cokley. Rebecca is a 2nd generation civil rights activist working at the nexus of good trouble and justice. They talk about how movement ancestors can raise us and how our ancestors’ stories can sometimes interweave with our work in the present day…in co…
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