EP 246: Whose Desire Is This? – Rematriation, Erotic Self Sourcing, and the Art of Touching Women with Casia Sobolewski
In this episode, Kimberly speaks with Casia Sobolewski, somatic sex educator, sexological bodyworker, and co-founder of the Himeros Project. Casia opens with the grief of a recent realization: that patriarchal structures had shaped even her most tender and private erotic world, and that some of the…
234: Stephen Jenkinson - Can the Afflicted Process the Affliction?
In this episode, I speak again with Stephen Jenkinson about his new book, Trembling Still, his experiences with Parkinson's disease, and his profound insights on life, death, diagnosis, and acceptance. We explore themes of vulnerability, trust, and finding beauty in suffering, offering deep reflect…
18: Managing visitor behaviour with dogs
Marking National Dog Day, we revisit a topic which is a challenge to managers of most public open space - dogs. In this episode, we again welcome Stephen Jenkinson, a countryside access consultant with long association with conversations on behaviour of dog walkers.
In this episode we explore recen…
EP 247: The Opposite of Hypervigilance – Boundaries, Healthy Aggression, and Reclaiming Fight with Jaye Marolla
In this episode, Kimberly is rejoined by Jaye Marolla, somatic educator, martial artist, and bodyworker, founder of The Body Innate, YINDOJO, and YinWarriorship in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Nine months and several co-taught weekends after their first conversation, and ahead of Jaye joining Jaguar Fight…
#611 Stephen Jenkinson: The Mind in Eclipse, Parkinson’s, and the Wisdom of Grief
Stephen Jenkinson, culture activist, author, and teacher of grief and death literacy, reveals how facing a neurodegenerative diagnosis serves as a profound lens into the nature of mind, mortality, and human presence. Moving beyond clinical definitions of Parkinson's disease, he explains how the ero…
Stephen Jenkinson on the Devastation and Identity Crisis of a Neurodegenerative Diagnosis
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How To Die: Destruction, Beauty & A Mind Coming Undone - Stephen Jenkinson
Stephen Jenkinson, creator of the Orphan Wisdom School and grief literacy advocate, explains what it's like to turn a lifetime of teaching about death toward his own Parkinson's diagnosis, and what he's found there that has broken open, humbled, and moved him.
Stephen Jenkinson, MTS, MSW, has taugh…
Stephen Jenkinson - Facing Mortality: Parkinson's, Ibogaine Therapy & the Art of Letting Go
Stephen Jenkinson is a former palliative care worker, cultural activist, and writer whose work explores the intersection of death, grief, meaning, elderhood, and ceremony. He has spent decades helping people navigate grief, death, and dying — both as the former director of palliative care at a majo…
44: What Is Difficult Is the Offering — Parenting, Ego Death, and Tending the Psychic Hearth with Sarah Fontaine
“What is difficult is the offering.”
—Astrologer Sarah Fontaine joins KP and Chelsea for a conversation that was supposed to be about the air element and became, instead, about conception, ego death, tormentors, and what it takes to let a life change you.
Quick note: parts of the video and audio ar…
Genesis Part 2 : The Question
What happened when human beings first became aware that they were aware?
In Part II of our Genesis series, The Question, we explore the emergence of self-awareness, language, ego, and the strange separation between the observer and the world being observed. Beginning with the Garden of Eden and the…
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