In this episode, Allison and Alice engage with their audience by discussing personal stories related to grief, exploring the complexities of loss and the different ways it can manifest. They emphasize the importance of community and connection, reflecting on how childhood experiences shape our understanding of grief. The conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating conversations about grief and the significance of finding joy amidst cultural divisions. They also explore the role of art in fostering unity and connection amidst societal divisions and discuss the transformative power of love in communication, the importance of transcending labels through shared human experiences, and the potential of art as a medium for connection. Ultimately, this episode emphasizes the significance of community, both online and offline, in times of crisis, and the necessity of finding joy in everyday life as a means of resilience and motivation.
To be part of future episodes email Allison and Alice at nowthatwethinkboutit@gmail.com (or leave us a voice note, a comment, a DM here or Instagram) with your favorite food memory, miracles you have witnessed in your life (those small things in life that guide us), what do you do to respect the environment (stories, anecdotes, suggestions on recycling, buying pre-loved, etc.), and with stories of hope that helped you get through a hard time in your life.
We are planning more episodes like this one, that takes you right into the dialogue, so that we may learn from each other, laugh about each other, and discover something new, or remember something old, and comforting. Thank you to all those who have emailed us already, and who have taken part in this conversation on the human experience.
For now, enjoy this beautiful episode centered around YOU!
Love,
Allison & Alice
