Generative Bodies

Monica Everett lives near the Missouri river, in the unceded territories of the Osage and Missoura people. She attends births as a doula and student midwife, teaches fertility awareness and body literacy to people of all identities and ages, and spends a couple days a week knitting and crocheting with kids at an outdoor elementary school in the forest. She is ever in the process of restoring the urban plot where she lives to be a tended-wild garden and food forest for the current inhabitants, human

Hannah Maynard is a certified herbalist living in the lush mountains of southern Appalachia with her sidekick, Bella the cat. She tends to her gardens, cooking delicious meals (eating lots of soup & cookies) and is endlessly trying to figure out how to have a joyful and relaxing life under the reigns of late stage capitalism.Hannah makes custom tincture & tea blends which you can find through her website. She shares her daily wisdom with the world on instagram. Knowing Hannah is one of the

In this first episode of the Generative Bodies podcast, I found it quite special to be speaking with my longest friend, Justine Belle Lambright. Justine uses they/them pronouns and is co-founder of the Kalche Wine Co., based in Vermont. They are building a new model in the wine industry that's actively decolonizing an industry that's previously hardly been questioned. They aim to create a professional ecosystem wherein the wine industry isn't dictated by elitist figureheads who are only in it to

Welcome to the Generative Bodies Podcast! Here’s a little diddy explaining what’s happening with this project. You can find me on Instagram @generativebodies and @queerbodyliteracy as well as at generativebodies.org I would love to hear from you.