Healing the Roots, Transforming the Future - Kazu Haga
What becomes possible when we understand social and political harm not only as injustice, but as expressions of collective trauma? In this conversation, Kazu Haga—activist, trainer, and author of Fierce Vulnerability: Healing from Trauma, Emerging Through Collapse—joins host Serena Bian to explore …
Fierce Vulnerability with Kazu Haga
Prentis is joined by their friend, author and activist Kazu Haga, to explore his new book Fierce Vulnerability. Kazu asks us to consider a new type of courage, and together they converse about the value of deep interdependence, collective trauma, and how the “us vs. them” binary worldview is at the…
EP 43 - Fierce Vulnerability: Healing Political Polarization Through Nonviolence with Kazu Haga
What if almost everything we've been taught about peace is wrong? What if the greatest threat to our future isn't political polarization—but the trauma beneath it?
In a world increasingly defined by outrage, division, and "us versus them" thinking, peace can feel naïve. But what if we've misunderst…
Compassion, Connection, and Bridge Building: Recipes for Societal Transformation with Tenzin Chogki
Tenzin Chogki is a compassion educator, community leader, and a fiercely caring advocate for social justice. She dropped into the Apocalyptic Supperclub to share some of her tasty recipes for delicious change following our three activisms for societal transformation: Inner, Communal, & Strategic.
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Kazu Haga and Fierce Vulnerability
Kazu Haga I have lived in Buddhist monasteries. I have spent the last twenty-five years in social justice movements. I have sat in hundreds of circles with incarcerated people witnessing them do the hard work of healing and accountability. And I have been humbled and inspired by my own, never-endin…
Inside YWCA Madison’s 2026 Racial Justice Summit
This October marks the 25th year of the YWCA Madison Racial Justice Summit. Ahead of the two-day conference, City Cast Madison host Bianca Martin talks with Libby Tucci, YWCA’s Learning and Movement Building Director, about making space for hard conversations and centering grief, joy and rest while…
Love Flows to Suffering: Ethan on Palestine, Iowa City, and the Summer of Ludd
Ethan returns to Possibility Now! after a season that broke his heart open. In early 2026 he spent about a month in the West Bank with the International Solidarity Movement, living with Palestinian families facing daily settler attacks. After five months of hard integration, he traveled to Iowa Cit…
Echoes of COINTELPRO w/ Watani Stiner & Kazu Haga
On January 17, 1969, an altercation at UCLA ended in gunfire that left two members of the Black Panther Party dead. Watani Stiner–who was a member of the conflicting Us Organization–was there that day. But despite not shooting anyone, he and his brother George were sentenced to life in prison for c…
Fierce Vulnerability and Nonviolent Action with Kazu Haga
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Joining us on the show this week is Kazu Haga who is a trainer, educator, student, and pract…
We Belong to Each Other: Activism in Hard Times | Kazu Haga
Hi Mind Bod Squad!!
This week we’re hanging with Kazu Haga, a nonviolence trainer, restorative justice practitioner, and author of Healing Resistance and Fierce Vulnerability. Our friend Sebene put us onto his wonderful essays and we went straight down the rabbit hole!
Kazu’s work weaves together s…
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