ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Miko Brown is the Director of Social Justice Initiatives at Farm Sanctuary. This deep and reflective conversation touches on Miko’s own personal activist trajectory, doing aliveness in community, and the focusing practice that grounds and orients Miko’s work.
The episode is filled with insights that can help us all act with more intention.
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