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The Earth Sea Love Podcast

The Earth Sea Love Podcast is a podcast for and about women, feminine and non-binary people who are Black, Indigenous or a Person of Colour and their relationship with nature hosted by Sheree Mack. The Earth Sea Love Podcast is committed to exploring the experiences of women of colour with Mother Nature. We want to provide spaces where the hidden voices in the environmental/ conservation conversations can explore their relationship with the natural world.Inspired by time spent outdoors, we amplify

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Season 2, 022 - pt. 1 - Trees and Journaling with...

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2021/03/13

Jackee Holder is an Executive and Leadership coach, coach supervisor, coach trainer, action learning set facilitator, intuitive facilitator, writer, published author, interfaith minister and creativity expert. Jackee works nationally and internationally with teams, groups and individuals. She is the author of Soul Purpose, Be Your Own Best Life Coach & 49 Ways To Write Yourself Well. In this episode we talk about: being situated on the very last road in London looking after plants during

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020 - Creativity, travelling and searching for home...

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2020/12/11

Catherine Lucktaylor, using an ancient Japanese technique of Raku to create beautiful pieces of art, talks intimately about her search for home, after growing up in Liverpool being the only black child in her family and community. In this episode we explore: The seasons The process of Raku The exploration of the Cornish landscape with art Juicy descriptions of artworks touched by nature Adinkra Symbols and the Orishas Embracing wildness Moving around the UK and still being close to nature Mixed-race

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52:38

019 - Healing from trauma and grief through a...

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2020/12/07

Velda Thomas, homesteader and steward of the land in Washington State, USA, is someone to sit down with and tap about her relationship to the land. The land she owns and nurtures as well as the land she grew up tending with family and in community. In this episode, we talk about: Homesteading and stewardship Black people and sovereignty Exploitation of the land for profit Simple living Writing when the muse takes you Writing for healing trauma Healing through nature and the land Writing blended

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018 - A lovely conversation with Avni Trivedi...

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2020/12/01

In this super deluxe episode, we touch on so many issues and topics which are vital to moving through this world in our bodies. Out stories as women of colour, are no longer going unheard as we share our voices here. We hope if you're listening and enjoying what you Hera that you are sharing these episodes far and wide. Thank you. In this episode you'll hear us talking about: Feeling all the emotions Working as a Body Worker Conscious wellness Working with touch during lockdown Connecting to our

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017 - Language, place, nature and identity with...

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2020/11/25

158901158901Jessica J. Lee is an author and environmental historian who talking opening about her heritage and relationship with nature in this next episode from our podcast. In this episode we talk about: The lockdown Connecting with nature on our doorsteps Urban green spaces Cold water swimming Nature writing Limnology, the study of inland water ecosystems Language and place Childhood with nature The state of diversity in nature writing Future plans Jessica J. Lee is a

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016- Talking about Black Environmentalism with Shaira...

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2020/11/20

We are so happy to be releasing this episode with Shaira Begum now. Shaira is doing some great work in horticultural therapy as this is used to support women on their road to recovery from domestic abuse. In this episode we talk about: Cultivating small spaces like a balcony how plants are our friends Green Care for domestic abuse sufferers making life choices to follow our dreams Outdoor learning such as city farms Sharing our heritage and green knowledge across generations changing the

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015 - An Open and Honest Conversation about Racism,...

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2020/11/16

Jola Olafimihan is a young woman who came to England to study and has experience many hardships and difficulties during her time here. This episode split into two parts explores what it's like to be a black women alone in a new and strange country and how Jola found a safe space at The Angelou Centre. "The Angelou Centre offers a range of holistic women-only* services for black and minoritised women across the North East. The organisation remains unique as one of the few remaining black-led women’s

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014 - An Open and Honest Conversation about Racism,...

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2020/11/13

Jola Olafimihan is a young woman who came to England to study and has experience many hardships and difficulties during her time here. This episode split into two parts explores what it's like to be a black women alone in a new and strange country and how Jola found a safe space at The Angelou Centre. "The Angelou Centre offers a range of holistic women-only* services for black and minoritised women across the North East. The organisation remains unique as one of the few remaining black-led women’s

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013- Writing on Leaves with Niveen Kassem

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2020/11/10

Dr. Niveem Kassem is a PhD holder, tutorial assistant, trained mentor, editor, innovative and successful interpreter/translator. Currently Assistant Teaching Fellow in the School of Modern Languages and Cultures and a member of the Institute for Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies at Durham University, her research spreads across interdisciplinary strands, including cultural studies and heritage, memory, identity and trauma. As part of this, she tries to understand how the past shapes the

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012- Swimcaps and hair and power with Sheree Mack

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2020/10/29

In this final episode of the month of October 2020, Sheree shares with you her recent sea swim as well as part of her hair story. She shares the plans going forward for the podcast as season one draws to a close in December and how we have more amazing women of colour signed up for season two in 2021. If you're listening and a woman colour with some kind of relationship with nature, then please get in touch and be part of The Earth Sea Love Podcast. Contact us through the email:

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011 - Exploring the dark night of the soul and nature...

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2020/10/22

While we got comfortable over a a pot of tea, this conversation was a gem to be part of as Makeda shares the details of her journey that brings her to the present day being service to people who are navigating through changes in their lives. She will hold space for you to discover the answers and wisdom which lies within you. What you’ll hear us talking about in this episode is: social media hiatus the power within our names where we are situated physically what Makeda does to support people

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010- Talking about sexual reparenting and trauma with...

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2020/10/15

This episode has been moved up the queue so once you’ve listened to it you can jump onto Betsy’s offering happening Sunday 18 October 2020. Celebrate the Origins Workshop, where you’ll get the opportunity to learn how to listen to our bodies an discover your own unique origins stories from the carnal to the cosmic. Go check it out via the link above. Betsy has also just started a podcast called Sexually Reparenting Myself. Here are some of the things we talk about: * We check on in on the

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009 - Personal Narrative pt.3 with Sheree Mack

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2020/10/15

In this episode, Dr Sheree Mack talks about October being full of birthdays, the wounded inner child, connecting with her body, walking to school and wanting you, Dear Listener to find the gems within all the conversations from this growing podcast to take into your life and live and learn and grow from. Trigger warning: This episode along with the next one does mention and discuss childhood sexual abuse and trauma. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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008 - An Intimate Conversation with Olwen Wilson...

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2020/10/07

I found myself laughing along and nodding my head while listening back to this episode while editing it. I love Olwen as she is such an inspiring woman who isn’t afraid to tell you what’s on her mind; the good and the bad. And she doesn’t suffer fools either. She hasn’t got time for any white tears. Here are some of the things we talk about: Where we are situated now Exploring Creative Connection Visual Journalling Herb gardens Storytelling Reminding people to connect with themselves through yoga

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006 - Coming back: we’ve been building our power

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2020/09/30

Our last episode was released July 27. Two months later, we bring you the next instalment of the podcast with an intimate and vulnerable monologue from Sheree Mack as some way of explaining our absence. There's the mention of the Summer holidays, losing her voice, break downs and break ups. But all explored within the framework of gaining clarity and power to move the podcast forward. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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007- Reconnecting with Nature for Mental Health and...

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2020/09/30

"Nurturing something else into life has really helped my wellbeing – gently caring for something helped me learn to care for myself." Mind.org.uk We laugh and share our joys. We explore what we have to do in life in comparsion to what we really want to do. All the time Mother Nature being our constant companion leading and nurturing us with her wisdom and support. What you'll hear us talking about in this episode is: self-care during lockdown taking care of our mental health during challenging

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005 - An intimate conversation with Hiranya de Alwis...

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2020/07/26

Hiranya de Alwis Jayasinghe, London/Hertfordshire. Hiranya is a British Sri Lankan women with a lineage of farmers, gardeners and zoologists. She is best known for her 2018 hike around the Welsh coastline. Her love for nature is deeply imbued within her spirituality. Hiranya finds meaning within life’s cycles. She integrates this practical spirituality into her everyday life. She dreams of keeping chickens, herding cows and walking drover routes. Her vision is connecting women of colour with their

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003- A Conversation with Jane Odegha about the group...

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2020/07/12

Jane Odegha is a Clinical pharmacist by Profession. She was the first Chairperson of African Women Voices Sunderland 2018 to 2019, a community organisation for African women aiming to establish a network that will encourage true friendship while excluding isolation and promoting integration in the community. She was privileged to work along many African women during her tenure as the Chairperson of the organisation, in the project 'Sharing African Food Heritage' sponsored by Heritage Lottery

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001 - The First Episode - An intimate conversation...

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2020/07/12

Anita Wan has worked in the cultural sector in the North East for nearly 20 years. She has worked for heritage, architecture, arts and funding organisations and throughout her roles, her passion has always centred around people, communities, and amplifying marginalised voices. Anita has been the Chair of The Angelou Centre, a Black feminist women’s organisation in Newcastle, since 2017. She is proud to work alongside an inspiring sisterhood of volunteers, staff and survivors to end violence

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004 - Personal Narrative from Sheree Mack, pt.2

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2020/07/12

Dr. Sheree Mack is the Project Coordinator for the National Heritage Lottery Funded project, Wayfinding: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Great Outdoors, where she works with Northumberland National Park Authority, Durham Wildlife Trust, the Northumberland Wildlife Trust, and Harehope Quarry Ltd. to offer opportunities to People of the Global Majority (PGM) communities in the North of England to spend time outdoors to develop and deepen their relationship with nature. Sheree’s practice

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