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The Audiences PodcastThe Audience of Magic - with AX Mina and Dorothy R SantosWho’s the Audience of Magic? How has it evolved over the past few years? Where is it going next? 🪄From TikTok tarot readings to “manifesting crypto gains”, we explore how audiences are engaging with magic to reassert individual agency, reinterpret identity, and regain some level of control over systems trying to define them. In this episode, Fran has a magical conversation with hosts of the Five and Nine podcast, cultural strategist A.X. Mina and writer, artist and media scholar Dorothy R. Santos PhD. Fran, AX and Dorothy dissect AI-generated audience personas to ask what happens w...2025-06-191h 08
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 Retro: Magic in the Everyday, with Helen Shewolfe Tseng (2.02)This is Five and Nine, a podcast and newsletter at the crossroads of magic, work and economic justice. We’re in the midst of Season 5, on the theme of Generation, but we wanted to take a brief look back at Season 2 with a “retro” episode originally published September 2022.SummaryHow can everyday magic helps us navigate change?Five and Nine talks with artist, designer, and witch Helen Shewolfe Tseng. They share their work on growth spells, drawings made over an extended period of time for personal healing and transformation, and their Coyote Portals series...2025-01-0429 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 5.02. Haunting through the GlitchSeason 5 returns with a conversation between the Five and Nine co-founders, long-time collaborators, and friends, Xiaowei, AX, and Dorothy. While AX was in Jordan for Season 4, Xiaowei and Dorothy were in their metaphorical caves completing their dissertations and transitioning out of one academic realm into another while balancing commitments and obligations, but we survived and have become Dr. Xiaowei Wang and Dr. Dorothy R. Santos!This season, we ask our guests about generation(s) and not only in terms of silos (e.g., Gen X, Gen Z, Millenials, etc.), but about what it means to view generation...2024-12-0932 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 5.01. Generation (Season Premiere)Season 5 returns with a conversation between the Five and Nine co-founders, long-time collaborators, and friends, Xiaowei, AX, and Dorothy. While AX was in Jordan for Season 4, Xiaowei and Dorothy were in their metaphorical caves completing their dissertations and transitioning out of one academic realm into another while balancing commitments and obligations, but we survived and have become Dr. Xiaowei Wang and Dr. Dorothy R. Santos!This season, we ask our guests about generation(s) and not only in terms of silos (e.g., Gen X, Gen Z, Millenials, etc.), but about what it means to view generation...2024-10-3138 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 4.10. Desert Residency Discs: Bearing Witness to Crisis (Season Finale)For the Season 4 finale, we break out a new format: Desert Residency Discs, inspired by the popular BBC show Desert Island Discs. We listen to music recorded on location in the Wadi Rum Desert, and we talk about some of the major themes from the residency, including crisis, bearing witness, why sound and music hold us through difficult moments, and how to be present, whatever the circumstances. We close with a tarot reading that builds on our reflections around the elements of air, water and fire. Also: tune in as we learn to sing like camels.2024-05-1341 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 Live Episode: Centering Our Healing GiftsIntroducing Five and Nine Live!Following up on Episode 4.07. Awakening the Healer, we present our very first live podcast recording — a special episode for Season 4 recorded live at the Center for the Enlightenment Arts in Bushwick, Brooklyn, at Gathering Future Ancestors: a meditative experience of immersive storytelling, participatory art, and sound — exploring water as an entryway to our shared humanity.In this discussion, host AX Mina and guest Helen Banach talk about multihyphenate life, the practice of healing and the difference between holding space and holding pain. They close with a tarot reading for the collec...2024-02-2433 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 4.09. Learning to Trust the Gut“I was always the busy one,” says our guest Hana of her life before COVID lockdowns. In this final interview of Season 4, we talk about the power of being by oneself, how it feels to jump back into a familiar line of work, and the importance of intuition. We look at present-day Petra, the famous city of stone nestled in southern Jordan, and we close with a tarot reading that captures the essence of acceptance in the face of change. Also: remembering to look up.Five and Nine Season 4 is about crisis. It’s our first season record...2024-01-2927 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌛 4.08. Adelle's Scroll: The Poetry of Water and Written LanguageSymbolic language is at the heart of magic and also at the heart of human expression. In this minisode, Five and Nine joins Adelle Lin, an artist and technologist who explores the poetry of water and the Arabic, Chinese and Hebrew languages in the desert. We talk about time, displacement, and what it feels like to roll a 160 foot scroll down the side of a hill. Also: Ana offers a reflection on deep time and where water comes from.Five and Nine Season 4 is about crisis. It’s our first season recorded on location, with the majority of...2024-01-1715 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 Retro: Transformation in Slowing Down, with Nour Batyne (3.04)This is Five and Nine, a podcast and newsletter at the crossroads of magic, work and economic justice. We’re in the midst of Season 4, recorded online and on location in the Wadi Rum Desert in Jordan, but we wanted to take a brief look back at Season 3 with a “retro” episode with One of Many co-founder Nour Batyne.Futures thinker, artist and creative producer Nour Batyne reminds us to slow down to the speed of presence. The future is not just space travel and new technology but the legacy we leave as future ancestors. We'll hear from N...2024-01-1234 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌌 Bonus Episode: Embodied Water Practice, with One of Many StudioIt’s the still of winter here in the northern hemisphere as the solstice arrives, and we just have a few more episodes of Season 4 left.In this bonus minisode, Season 4 co-hosts Britt Pham and Nour Batyne of One of Many Studio offer a meditation that helps us face the climate crisis by honoring our interconnectedness.“We are gathering among unceded waters,” they offer. “These waters hold the legacy and the souls of ancestors who stewarded them with humanity in the face of violence and inhumanity. We honor them.”Related episodes:* 🌚 3.04. Transformatio...2023-12-2104 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌜 4.07. Awakening the HealerWhat does it feel like to awaken to a new calling? Artist, art producer, and art historian Helen Banach sits down with us to talk about embodying these multiple labels alongside her newest one — healer. We travel to March 2020, when she became a full-time caregiver just as lockdowns began, and we discuss the multihyphenate life, making mistakes and embodiment. A tarot reading takes us back generations, with a message from Helen’s ancestors. Also: we get a visit from camels, birds and even a few buzzing flies.Five and Nine Season 4 is about crisis. It’s our first...2023-12-0428 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 Bonus Episode: AX Mina on the Magic of Pluralistic Futures at re:publica BerlinFollowing up on Episode 4.06. The Turtles and the Stars: An Interview with AX Mina ✨🐢✨🐢, we present a talk from Five and Nine’s AX Mina about magic and pluralistic futures, given earlier this year at re:publica in Berlin. Mina examines the use of the word “magic” in technology and rise of the technological sublime during the Industrial Revolution, and she explores a more expansive, pluralistic view of our future, grounded in ancient wisdom traditions and not a small amount of the magical and mystical.When we think of the future, we think of magical technologies like flying cars, tal...2023-11-2730 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 4.06. The Turtles and the Stars: An Interview with AX Mina ✨🐢✨🐢In this minisode, One of Many Studio’s Britt Pham and Nour Batyne interview a familiar voice — AX Mina (Ana), your host for Season 4 and a co-founder at Five and Nine. They discuss the meaning of stars, the many jackets we wear in our professional lives, definitions of magic, and the Buddhist concept of precious birth. As night descends on the desert, we look back on the Jupiter-Saturn Conjunction of 2020 and what we learned in the quiet of lockdown. Also: Aja Monet’s newest album.Five and Nine Season 4 is about crisis. It’s our first season recorded...2023-11-1416 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 4.05. Azad's Kite: Art in a Time of CrisisIn this minisode, Five and Nine joins Azad, an artist, healer and “forever cheerleader,” who’s working on a kite to fly in the desert winds of Wadi Rum. We tune in to the element of air in particular, an important one in tarot, which shows up in both the cards we draw and in the environment around us. We travel back in time to the quiet, haunting streets of New York City early in the pandemic, discuss the value of rest, and the explore the role of the arts in times of crisis.Five and Nine Season...2023-11-0315 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 Retro: Leadership and Prayer in Difficult Times, with Angela Mictlanxochitl (2.03)When it feels like everything is lost, how do we find guidance? In this incredibly difficult and painful week, we’ve been seeking wisdom, prayer and spiritual guidance. As we get ready to return to Season 4, we wanted to take a step back with a “retro” episode, pulling from our archives from Season 2.In this episode, Five and Nine talks with Angela Mictlanxochitl Anderson Guerrero, who runs Lideramos, a Latino leadership organization in the US, and who is a practicing abuela, or grandmother, in the Danza de la Luna lineage, a transterritorial Mexica ceremonial practice.Angela...2023-10-1435 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 Bonus Episode: A Meditation for Aliveness, by Britt PhamWe’re going on vacation here at Five and Nine, and before we do, we wanted to share an offering in the form of a bonus episode.“Just notice what’s alive in your body today.” These wise words will guide you in this beautiful meditation from Britt Pham, co-founder at One of Many Studio. It’s the opening to a conversation that we’ll be publishing in September, when we continue Season 4.We hope you have a restful and restorative summer in the northern hemisphere.Five and Nine Season 4 is about crisis. It’s our fir...2023-08-1604 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 4.04. Coffee: The Hard Work of Magic BeansIn this minisode, Five and Nine joins One of Many Studio’s Nour Batyne and Britt Pham to sit in on a Bedouin coffee ceremony. Sipping from their cups around the virtual campfire, we talk about the magic, work and economic justice of the little bean we call coffee, whose roots extend to the Rift Valley and whose impact goes as far afield as Vietnam and Brazil. And with every gulp comes a long story of capital, colonialism and ceremony — and maybe a little space for future telling too. Also: stay till the end for a special announcement about a ne...2023-08-0414 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 4.03. It's More Clear at the BottomWhat does it mean to live through a crisis? Season 4 continues in the heat of day, when the desert falls to silence.Writer and artist Cher-Wen DeWitt talks about her many careers, the allure of other people’s problems, and the changing nature of philanthropy. Along the way, we travel back to the early days of 2020 and discuss burnout and finding the fire again with the tools of creative practice. Also: why hell is other people’s cooking knives.Five and Nine Season 4 is about crisis. It’s our first season on location, with the majority of our ep...2023-07-1734 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌜 4.02. Building a Movement of Future AncestorsWhat waters do you come from? Why is Season 4 set in Wadi Rum? And what does it mean to be a future ancestor? In this minisode, we sit down with One of Many Studio (OoM) co-founders Nour Batyne and Britt Pham to learn more about their ambitious vision: to create the greatest cultural shift of our generation by transforming the way people relate to themselves, each other, and our legacies through the elevation of critical conversations.Five and Nine Season 4 is about crisis. It’s our first season recorded on location, with the majority of our episodes pr...2023-07-1108 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 4.01. Jeep, Pray, Lovers Cave (Season Premiere)Season 4 starts off with a desert quest: find the Lovers Cave, a special cave in Wadi Rum fabled to heal relationship ills. We join photographer Farah Foudeh, whose photo illustrates this podcast, in her yellow Jeep for an off-road drive around the desert to find the perfect spot for a tarot reading. Our discussion looks at global tourism, how images shape and define our understanding of different regions of the world, and what it means to travel today. Also: two little birds come to visit.Five and Nine Season 4 is about crisis. It’s our first season on...2023-07-0532 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice☀️ 4.00. Season 4 Trailer: Live from the Wadi Rum DesertHappy Solstice, everyone.Five and Nine Season 4 is about crisis. It’s our first field studio season, with the majority of our episodes recorded from the beautiful Wadi Rum desert in Jordan, thanks to a special artist residency hosted by One of Many Studio (OoM).We ask our guests what’s changed since the beginning of the COVID-19 emergency, and how to think about our relationship to the world, the earth and the people around us. We talk global tourism, the quiet of the pandemic, the art of healing, and the world of international development.2023-06-2203 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 3.06. A Diary of Being Laid Off, with M Eifler (Season Finale)A month ago, artist and creative technologist M Eifler was laid off from their job, one of nearly 200,000 layoffs this year alone. M discusses the uncertainty and anxiety they’ve experienced since the layoff and shares how they have been using art and LinkedIn to document their journey. From ritual to song to visualizing the experience of stress, they share wisdom on navigating the ups and downs—while also finding a new path forward.M is the creator of Art School From Bed, an online series that explores how technology can be used to solve problems around disa...2023-04-1937 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 3.05. Lovers, Devils and Beautiful Feet, with Danielle BluntPlease note: This episode contains slightly more adult content than usual. Listeners should also be advised of an inordinate amount of puns, giggles, and wisdom about human relationships.As a sex worker, community organizer, and public health researcher, Danielle Blunt thinks a lot about community, consent and comfort. She discusses the ways she brings ritual into her work as a professional dominatrix and as someone who practices tarot, and what it means to work outside of capitalist structures while making time for rest. We close with a discussion of the power dynamics in a few tarot cards...2023-04-0538 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 3.04. Transformation in Slowing Down, with Nour BatyneFutures thinker, artist and creative producer Nour Batyne reminds us to slow down to the speed of presence. The future is not just space travel and new technology but the legacy we leave as future ancestors. We'll hear from Nour how she decided to make the leap from the nine to five life into starting her own studio, and we'll learn about the influence of her teita, or grandmother, on her life and practice, and why land acknowledgements are so important.Nour offers a meditation that helps us face the climate crisis by honoring our interconnectedness, and...2023-03-2234 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 3.03. What Dreams Are Made Of, with Amira-Sade MoodieWhat lessons does the dream world hold for each of us in our waking lives? Artist and dream explorer Amira-Sade Moodie takes host Xiaowei R. Wang on a live dream exploration, teaching us along the way how to build dream circles of our own. We learn about Amira’s early career explorations, taking them from the streets of New York to an organic farm in Hawai’i, and the wisdom of listening to spirit as we build our livelihoods. Also: why drama is part of the human condition.Season 3 is all about rest. In a time of exte...2023-03-0733 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 3.02. Nourishing the Creative Spirit After Burnout, with Victoria KuFive years ago, technologist, artist and financial analyst Victoria Ku suffered a period of burnout that left her medicated and emotionless. By finding rest and setting new boundaries, she started building a life for herself that’s both nourished her creative spirit and enabled her financial security—summoning magic through the combination of both logic and emotion. Victoria shares her perspectives on how to prepare for the inevitable ups and downs of the economy, and we conduct a tarot reading to help her determine how to foster the artist within. Also: why Star Trek’s Spock is such a dream...2023-02-2035 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 3.01. Everyone, Everywhere, Get Some Rest (Season Premiere)This is Five and Nine, a podcast and newsletter at the crossroads of magic, work and economic justice. Welcome to Season 3, Episode 1. You can find us on Apple, Spotify, Google and Instagram.Enjoying the show? Consider buying us a virtual cup of coffee. Subscribe now for just $6 per month, to get access to our paid programming.SummaryWe talk about this season’s theme, which is about rest, and why it’s so hard to make time for it. We also share our favorite yoga poses and our love for Everything Ever...2023-02-0529 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 2.06. The Five and Nine Confession Session (Season Finale)Creative Director and Co-Director of Magic Xiaowei Wang returns for our season finale!We talk union solidarity, life in a time of crisis, and our upcoming class on tarot and writing with The Shipman Agency. Dorothy breaks out the Modus Operandi Deck for a confessional tell-all with the three hosts that touches on what we can’t let go of, the value of money, the role models and safety we wish we had when we were younger, and why we have a grudge on Timothée Chalamet.Five and Nine Season 2 is about transitions. As fal...2022-11-2833 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 2.05. Life After a Great Resignation, with Ruben Briseño RevelesOver a year ago, Chicanx futurist artist Ruben Briseño Reveles grappled with a choice: either his job or his mental health and well-being. He decided to make a leap into a new life when he left his restaurant job of 20 years. His is one of many stories of great resignations in the face of the events of 2020 and 2021, and we talk with Ruben about what he’s learned during this time — about his art, his spirituality, and his relationship to his family.In this episode, we conduct a live tarot reading with Ruben during the portal of Di...2022-11-0831 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 2.04. Equity, Diversity and Ancestral Inclusion, with Kim Acebo ArtecheWhen we talk about diversity, equity, and inclusion work, where do ancestral lineages fit in? What does wellness look like in a culture that celebrates overworking ourselves at the expense of our bodies? Five and Nine talks with Kim Acebo Ateche, who supports BIPOC organizational leaders to get in touch with their ancestry as a form of healing.In this episode, Kim shares about her own personal experiences with healing and being disconnected from her body, a framework she called intuitive leadership, and why carrying for one’s full mind, body and spirit is an anti-racist act. Sh...2022-10-2632 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 2.03. Leadership and Prayer in Difficult Times, with Angela MictlanxochitlWhen it feels like everything is lost, how do we find guidance? Five and Nine talks with Angela Mictlanxochitl Anderson Guerrero, who runs Lideramos, a Latino leadership organization in the US, and who is a practicing abuela, or grandmother, in the Danza de la Luna lineage, a transterritorial Mexica ceremonial practice.Angela Mictlanxochitl talks about the four components of her thoughtful engagement framework—intention, responsibility, reciprocity and care—, the role of prayer and spirituality in leadership, being authentic in the workplace and how we care for our physical, psychological and emotional health. She closes with a sound and...2022-10-1335 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 2.02. Magic in the Everyday, with Helen Shewolfe TsengThis is Five and Nine, a podcast and newsletter at the crossroads of magic, work and economic justice. Welcome to Season 2, Episode 2. We are now on Instagram! You can also find us on Apple, Spotify and Google. Enjoying the show? Consider buying us a virtual cup of coffee. Subscribe now for just $6 per month. This podcast is always free, but paid subscribers will get access to special content, including how-to's, journaling exercises, tarot suggestions and more.SummaryHow can everyday magic helps us navigate change? Five and Nine talks with artist...2022-09-2229 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 2.01. Your Network is Your Net Worth, with Sydney Baloue (Season Premiere)Five and Nine opens Season 2 with author and ballroom expert Sydney Baloue. Season 2 is about transitions. As falls sets in in the northern hemisphere and spring int he south, Five and Nine looks at change in all its forms — leaving jobs, changing industries, starting new paths, and the wisdom and that tarot and magic have to offer in a world that seems to be ever in flux.Sydney is a former academic, a writer and producer for HBOMax’s Legendary and proud member of the House of Xtravaganza. He talks to us about his many caree...2022-09-1337 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 1.07 Part 2. Body Scan Meditation, by Kai StowersThis is Five and Nine, a podcast newsletter at the intersection of magic, work and economic justice. This is an excerpt from Season 1, Episode 7.This is a standalone episode that features a guided meditation by Kai Stowers, an integral coach and mindfulness practitioner and our special guest for Season 1, Episode 7. For the full episode and more context on the role of mindfulness in the workplace, be sure to visit thisisfiveandnine.com.If you’ve been tuning in this season, we’d love to hear from you! You can fill out a 2 minute survey here and help...2022-07-1305 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 1.07. Burnout, Biases and Body Mindfulness, with Kai Stowers (Season Finale)This is Five and Nine, a podcast newsletter at the intersection of magic, work and economic justice. Welcome to Season 1, Episode 7.This episode closes out our pilot season, and we’re regrouping while we prepare for Season 2 (in the autumn/vernal cycle). If you’ve been tuning in this season, we’d love to hear from you! You can fill out 2 minute survey here and help us grow:ResourcesMusic* International Rag, composed by Irving Berlin and performed by Pietro Deiro in 1913.Our Guest’s Work* On kaistowe...2022-07-1335 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌛 1.06 Part 2. Writing Under the Influence (of Distraction)This is Five and Nine, a podcast newsletter at the intersection of magic, work and economic justice. Welcome to Season 1, Episode 6, Part 2. We have one more episode to go this season, and we are pleased to share we are now available on Apple Podcasts.Listen to the podcast now, or read the transcript below, or both!ResourcesMusic and Words* Rum tum tiddle, composed by Jean Schwartz, lyrics by Edward Madden and sung by Al Jolson in 1911Tarot Cards* Eight of Cups* Five of Swords2022-07-0624 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 1.06 Part 1. Speaking Up at Work as a Quiet PersonThis is Five and Nine, a podcast newsletter at the intersection of magic, work and economic justice. Welcome to Season 1, Episode 6, Part 1. We are pleased to share we are now available on Apple Podcasts.Listen to the podcast now, or read the transcript below, or both!ResourcesMusic and Words* All by myself, composed by Irving Berlin and sung by Aileen Stanley in 1921* The gate, the key, the passage, by Little Red Tarot* Gorgon’s Tarot, by Dolores FitchieTarot Cards* Eight of Cu...2022-06-2926 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌚 1.05. Meditation: Loving-Kindness with TarotThis is Five and Nine, a podcast newsletter at the intersection of magic, work and economic justice. Welcome to Season 1, Episode 5. We are pleased to share we are now available on Apple Podcasts.Listen to the podcast now, or read the transcript below, or both!Resources* Dream of the Mountains, composed by August Labitzky and performed by the Victor Orchestra in 1906.* Daring Compassion Movement Chaplaincy Training, by the Faith Matters Network and hosted on the School of Global CitizenryTranscriptThe meditation that we offer today on...2022-05-3014 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 1.04. Finding a New Constellation in Our Grief, with Indira AllegraThis is Five and Nine, a podcast newsletter at the intersection of magic, work and economic justice. Welcome to Season 1, Episode 4. We are pleased to share we are now available on Apple Podcasts!Listen to the podcast now, or read the transcript below, or both!ResourcesMusic* Dance of the Songbirds, composed by Benjamin Richmond and performed by Joseph Belmont (the whistler) and the Victor Orchestra in 1913.Our Guest’s Work* indiraallegra.com* Unspooling Die Gramgewinde: Writing with Gunta Stölzl on Grief-Threads and Grief-Portals, by...2022-05-1534 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 1.03. Setting Career Goals When the World is BurningThis is Five and Nine, a podcast newsletter at the intersection of magic, work and economic justice. Welcome to Episode 003.Listen to the podcast now, or read the transcript below, or both!ResourcesMusic* The Gondoliers, composed by Ethelbert Woodbridge Nevin and performed by Georges Barrère and the Barrère Ensemble of Wind Instruments in 1915. Lyrics available here.Books* Trauma Stewardship: An Everyday Guide to Caring for Self While Caring for Others by Laura Van Dernoot Lipsky and Connie Burk * Work Won't Love You Ba...2022-04-1629 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 1.02. A Meditation for the Suit of CupsThis is Five and Nine, a podcast newsletter at the intersection of magic, work and economic justice. Welcome to Episode 002.This episode’s music is The Gondoliers, composed by Ethelbert Woodbridge Nevin and performed by Georges Barrère and the Barrère Ensemble of Wind Instruments in 1915. It's part of 400,000 sound recordings made available in the public domain this year.Listen to the podcast now, or read the transcript below, or both!This guided meditation lasts just a few minutes and can be done at home, at work, or even on the...2022-03-1807 min
Five and Nine: Tarot, Work and Economic Justice🌝 1.01. Seeds and Towers and Tigers, Oh MyThis is Five and Nine, a podcast newsletter at the intersection of magic, work and economic justice. Welcome to Episode 001. This episode features a live reading and a reference to the Seed Root and Garden spread in action. As a very visual medium, the tarot benefits from being able to engage with the imagery of the cards, and we include the images from the Rider-Waite-Smith deck for reference. See our previous newsletter to learn more about the Seed Root and Garden spread.Listen to the podcast now, or read the transcript below, or both! 2022-02-1637 min
CIIS Public ProgramsAn Xiao Mina: Memes To MovementsTechnologist and digital media scholar An Xiao Mina and curator Dorothy R. Santos explore the long, winding road from innocuous cat memes to the central practice for civic engagement that memes have become today.2019-05-0948 min