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Mind Full of EverythingKrystle Hickman on the ethics of native bee photography and conservation scienceConservation urgently needs creative and artistic solutions to addressing pressing biodiversity and climate issues in democratic and ethical ways. What role can the creative storytelling practice of native insect photography play in transforming species conservation to a discipline which respects and cares for overlooked insects and the critical ecosystems that support declining populations such as native bees, and is inclusive of the invaluable contributions of communities and those outside the discipline?
In this month’s conversation, we are joined by Krystle Hickman, a National Geographic Explorer, TEDx speaker, conservation photographer, and native bee expert who uses her phot...
2025-11-2054 minMind Full of EverythingHilary Giovale on tending to the ancestral wound of white supremacy through reparative philanthropyUnder the oppressive systems of white supremacy and colonialism, and the internalisation of "whiteness" in the dominant culture, how can the practice of reparative philanthropy re-story colonial narratives of power to shift to flattened hierarchies of giving and receiving?
In today’s episode, we are in conversation with Hilary Giovale, a mother, writer, and community organizer. Being a ninth-generation American settler, she is descended from Celtic, Germanic, Nordic, and Indigenous peoples of Ancient Europe. As an active reparationist, her work is guided by intuition, love, and relationships to transmute harmful philanthropic practices to ones rooted in reciprocity an...
2025-10-2849 minMind Full of EverythingAthena Laz on the lucidity of dreaming with the landWe spend a third of our lives in the sleep state, and whilst neuroscience reduces dreams to an evolutionary advantage for day residue and emotional processing, the liminal state of lucid dreaming reveals a deeper active awareness our bodies tap into as we rest. How can lucid awareness help us connect to the spirit of the land so that we can deepen our understanding of its needs in the current time?
We bring onto our show Athena Laz, the bestselling author of The Alchemy of Your Dreams, The Sisterhood of Seers Oracle Deck, and The Deliberate Dreamer’s Jou...
2025-09-161h 02Mind Full of EverythingElspeth Hay on re-storying tree-centric food historiesWith the ways in which we have internalised systems of oppression and human domination in our dominant culture, it may seem a surprise to many of us to (re)learn the essential food provision of our trees and the intimate relationships humans have had with nut trees over generations and cultures. As we look towards re-embodying ancient ways of nourishing our communities with regenerative, polycultural agricultural and food practices, how can we begin to rekindle our connection to our tree kin?
Elspeth Hay is the author of Feed Us with Trees: Nuts and the Future of Food...
2025-08-2743 minMind Full of EverythingLeeAnn Mallorie on reviving the feminine in workplace cultureAs many of our workspaces begin adapting to the increasing presence of burnout culture, what power does naming the disembodying of internalised systems as reviving the feminine hold for transforming the way we work?
In this episode, we are in conversation with LeeAnn Mallorie, author and CEO of Guts & Grace, who began her career as an executive coach in 2006, working with leaders and teams from around the globe. Yet she soon found something was missing—the body. This led her on a personal journey of physical, mental, and spiritual healing, to eventually embrace the feminine side of lea...
2025-07-281h 07Mind Full of EverythingPamela Dangelmaier on intentional silence and alternative ways of relatingIn the loud of the ever-changing world, what does it truly mean to engage in silence with intention? How can intended, desired pause open up possibilities for deepening relationships with oneself and community beyond the realms of verbal communication?
This month, we bring to our show Pamela Dangelmaier, a sought-after motivational speaker, TEDx presenter, and mindfulness coach, who has a passion for intentional silence and empowering individuals and leaders to embrace quiet moments as a gateway to clarity, creativity, and meaningful action. As a founding member of the Mindful Coach Association, published novelist, e-commerce entrepreneur, and mindfulness a...
2025-06-1659 minMind Full of EverythingAbby Reyes on embodied resistance in environmental justice, advocacy and allyshipEnvironmental justice work speaks to the visceral nature of systemic oppression, lived through the bodies of Indigenous and local communities at the frontlines of climate crises and ecological degeneration. To defend the land, water and other natural resources is not a question of choice but survival for many communities protecting their territories from extractive industries. How do we then, as allies and advocates, choose to take the risk of offering our voices and organising with environmental defenders, in the movement to collective freedom and justice?
This month, we bring onto the show Abby Reyes, an author and...
2025-05-0656 minMind Full of EverythingSharon Gardner on re-rooting Afro-Caribbean 'veganism', food justice and body re-connectionWith increasing awareness of the environmental and health benefits of plant-based food practices, what power does re-rooting the values of the western vegan movement hold in tending to the generational wound of food injustices for BIPOC communities? How can we begin to trace ancestral ways of cooking to build more sustaining connections to the land and our bodies, whilst retaining the stories and flavours of our homelands?
We ground these questions in this episode with Sharon Gardner, a plant-based nutritionist, a cookery school teacher, and the founder of Core of Life (UK), and Wholistic Wellness with Sharon...
2025-04-221h 00Mind Full of EverythingMary Trudeau on water as lifeforce, story and connectionWater bears life, cleanses old wounds and carries stories of resilience and hope between generations. Water is intuitive, liquid magic that holds our hydrophilic bodies in development as children and brings familiarity to the world as adults. Yet, our reductionist scientific training strips the enchanting beauty of the element, reducing it to a “resource” that can be tested on, fragmented and controlled as a commodity.
How can we then open up the sciences to alternative ways of tending to the needs of our waters and lands that hold space for stories, re-connection, pause and appreciation of inherent beau...
2025-03-2850 minMind Full of EverythingMonica Sander Burns on remediating burnout culture through biophilic workspace designIn our personal and collective efforts to resist and transform burnout culture, many of us engage in embodiment and mindfulness practice, only to re-enter the cycle of burnout in our working lives. How can we shape and design our workspaces so they invite more space for regenerative growth - one grounded in nature’s principles of reciprocity, diversity, rest and care? What can a workspace intimately connected to the needs of the body look like within head-centric ways of working?
In this month’s episode, we bring to the show Monica Sander Burns, a certified Forest Therapy guid...
2025-02-281h 19Mind Full of EverythingDr Michelle Pledger on dream designing for liberatory futuresAmidst political instability, humanitarian and ecologies crises and social fragmentation, where do we begin to create space for designing our freedom dreams for ourselves and our communities? How do we give ourselves permission to dream of a liberated future within creatively restrictive systems?
In this first episode of 2025, we bring onto the show Dr Michelle Pledger, the founder of Living for Liberation, an organisation that supports liberation of self, systems and society, and academic focusing her research on cultivating culturally responsive teaching and classroom management for culturally and linguistically diverse students.
Michelle is committed to d...
2025-01-281h 09Mind Full of EverythingAgrita Dandriyal on sense-making through the place of the bodyTake a pause and ask yourself - have you tuned into your senses today? Have you been able to take a moment to tap into the senses that help regulate and make meaning of our inner landscapes as portals to the ever-changing outer worlds?
As we begin to come to the end of the year, we hold space in this reflection episode for the sacredness of the places of our bodies in helping us navigate and make sense of these challenging and constantly changing times. By weaving together sensuous experiences throughout the episode, our host Agrita Dandriyal...
2024-11-2548 minMind Full of EverythingSunaura Taylor on tracing ecologies of multispecies disablement, injury and resistanceWhilst living in realities polluted with ableist, colonial and capitalist values of human domination and subordination of the more-than-human, where can we seek inspiration and hope for manifesting alternative futures of inclusivity, vulnerability and reciprocal care? How can tracing trails of injury and resistance to generational disablement of human and more-than-human communities equip us with the necessary tools for building a disabled future that is grounded in the values of living with and caring for the body and the environment?
This month, we are joined by the wonderful Sunaura Taylor, an artist, writer and author of Beasts o...
2024-10-1149 minMind Full of EverythingLeah Rampy on eco-grief and the paradox of reconnection to the more-than-human worldAs we mourn human-induced ecological loss and violence to the more-than-human world, what space do we hold for grieving what we have lost in ourselves by creating walls that were once blurred boundaries between our bodies and the ecosystem? How do we create joy from what remains of our lost capacities to communicate and connect to other bodies through languages of the heart?
This month we bring to the space Leah Rampy, a writer, retreat leader, and educator who weaves ecology, spirituality, personal stories, and practices to help others deepen their relationship to the natural world. With...
2024-09-031h 00Mind Full of EverythingMaanarak of Grey on de-commodifying creativity and invitations for flowMaking livelihoods from artistic passions is essential for sustaining art communities and preserving the art itself, but many artists find the joy of creating being lost within the struggles of survivorship and power imbalances of our capitalistic world. What can de-commodifying creativity look like for artists seeking more fluidity and joy-making in their creation processes but also balancing their business needs?
This month, we bring back to the space the wonderful Maanarak of Grey, the artistic alias of Radinka Ustasia, a multidisciplinary artist from the Caribbean island of Bonaire. From 2010-2023 Maanarak has lived, studied, and worked i...
2024-07-221h 08Mind Full of EverythingNayo Shell on being seen in the natural world as people of colourWhilst being in natural spaces is a birthright for all, with nature being us and us being nature, BIPOC communities often find themselves alienated from the ‘natural world’ so guarded by privilege and power, it almost seems impossible to feel seen or even safe. How then can reviving deep cultural connections to the land through improved eco-education remediate historical harms of environmental injustices faced by our communities?
This month, we invite to the space Nayo Shell, the visionary founder of EcoWell Co., a transformative platform established in 2020 with a mission to deepen our connection with nature through well...
2024-06-101h 14Mind Full of EverythingCamille Sapara Barton on growing cultures of care in communal grief tendingWhen growing up in a culture that instills individualistic healing modalities in us as children, what then can restorying grief tending as a communal praxis do for caring for our individual and collective selves? We centre this crucial question in this month’s episode with Camille Sapara Barton, exploring key pathways in inspiring cultural shifts for grief work in times of sociopolitical divides and ecological degradation.
Camille is a writer, artist and somatic practitioner, dedicated to creating networks of care and liveable futures. Rooted in Black feminism, ecology and harm reduction, Camille uses creativity, alongside embodied practices, to...
2024-05-0852 minMind Full of EverythingMaanarak of Grey on artivism and playfulness in international developmentIn a culture that inhibits adult creative integration, how can grounding community development work in play, creativity, vulnerability and inner child healing help materialise knowledges into transformative development practice?
This month, we invite to the space Maanarak of Grey, the artistic alias of Radinka Ustasia, a multidisciplinary artist from the Caribbean island of Bonaire. From 2010-2023 Maanarak has lived, studied, and worked in the Netherlands, with the highest qualification she obtained there being a Bachelors of Science in International Development Management, majoring in Rural Development and Innovation, at Van Hall Larenstein in Velp. During her study program...
2024-04-121h 00Mind Full of EverythingHajar Yazdiha on the politics of togetherness and imagining collective futuresIn a world of co-optation, violent othering and systemic oppression, how can tracing the histories of resistance and collective resilience of communities (including those we are not from) liberate and expand imaginations beyond the confines of sociopolitical structures? What can life look like if we, as humans, abide again by nature’s laws of interconnectedness, cyclical healing and symbiotic living?
In this month’s episode, we are joined by Hajar Yazdiha, an Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Southern California and faculty affiliate of the USC Equity Research Institute. Hajar researches the politics of inclusion and...
2024-03-1550 minMind Full of EverythingKatya Lovejoy on the remembrance of ancestral joy and resilienceWhy is it crucial that we open up the individualised clinical model of therapy so that it incorporates the multidimensionality of intergenerational trauma healing? In what ways can we begin to shift therapy narratives to ancestral joy and resilience to restore balance and hope in community efforts of system resistance and reimagination?
Today we are joined by Katya Lovejoy, a clinical hypnotherapist, trauma coach, and mental health educator who supports highly sensitive people to reclaim a sense of wholeness and empowerment after trauma. Katya holds degrees in neuroscience and social work, as well as esoteric trainings from...
2024-02-191h 00Mind Full of EverythingAgrita Dandriyal on regenerating hope in new timesHow can the emulation of nature’s processes of regeneration seed hopeful inspiration into new beginnings? In what ways can we tap into the regenerative capacities and energies of our material bodies to engage in reparative changemaking that feeds imaginations of a reality that break cycles of internalised scarcity and overconsumption to nurture cultures of care, mutuality and rest?
In our first episode of 2024, we are joined by the host Agrita Dandriyal to explore the ways in which we engage in the complex regeneration of our material and non-material capacities with the beginning of each new year. Be...
2024-01-1941 minMind Full of EverythingMaribeth Decker on heart-led communications with more-than-human kinHow can we deepen our understanding of the ways of being of our more-than-human kin through the art of heart-led communication and embodiment practice? In what ways can decentering the human experience equip both our animal companions and ourselves with the necessary energy healing tools for smoother life transitions?
For our final episode of the year, we welcome onto the show Maribeth Decker, an intuitive animal communicator, medical intuitive, and energy healer, is the founder of SacredGrove.com, where People and Pets Heal and Connect.
She works with people to help their animal companions move...
2023-12-2044 minMind Full of EverythingRebekah Shaman on the healing politics of unity consciousnessHow can the intimacies of human relationships with the more-than-human help inform and reshape environmental and development policy at the global scale? What power does awakening a collective ecological consciousness have in remediating our moral and political systems which have grossly failed in building and sustaining unity and integrity in wider community?
Today we are joined by Rebekah Shaman, a plant medicine shaman inspiring conscious change in the urban jungle by bringing nature and humanity back into balance through working intimately with the Master Plant medicines Ayahuasca, Cacao and Cannabis over the past 25 years. Through her work...
2023-11-281h 03Mind Full of EverythingAgrita Dandriyal on the gift in community-based citizen scienceHow can we mainstream relational and care-based environmental policy paradigms as a way to radically transform and heal our moral and political systems which control environmental decision-making in overly legalistic and abstract ways? What power does using the care-informed gift economic framing to conceptualise volunteer-led citizen science hold for locals, who have deeply intimate and often generational relationships with the land, for bringing them to the centre of decision-making for their environment?
Today we are joined by the host Agrita Dandriyal to explore the wonderful research she got to conduct over the summer on the gift in...
2023-10-271h 06Mind Full of EverythingChesline Pierre-Paul on repoliticising language and identityHow can immigrants, or children of immigrants, resist the colonial tendency to homogenise their identities into quantifiable and qualifiable categories? What power does repoliticising languages having histories of linguistic and cultural genocide hold for communities working to preserve the sacrality of their ancestral tongue within a dominant culture which centers Eurowestern language ideologies?
Today we reunite with Chesline Pierre-Paul to continue on the conversation from the previous episode on decolonising our relationship with money as a means to build multidirectional wealth, specifically focusing on the liberatory practices of repoliticising language and identity. In this intricately layered episode...
2023-08-2556 minMind Full of EverythingChesline Pierre-Paul on decolonising our relationship with money through multidirectional wealth-buildingHow can we begin to decolonise our relationship to money as a means to heal intergenerational poverty that perpetuates cycles of survivorship and struggle for disenfranchised peoples? In what ways can we use our privilege to transform capitalist and colonial economic paradigms to ones which promote the multidirectional use of money as an instrument to true freedom?
In today’s episode, we are joined Chesline Pierre-Paul, an multi-award-winning DEI expert and global thought leader. Their mission is to help the most disenfranchised humans on Earth go from generational debt and poverty to multi-generational wealth and healing. They ru...
2023-07-2058 minMind Full of EverythingAgrita Dandriyal on relational work in environmental scienceWhy is it important that we integrate relational work in environmental conservation and restoration work to shift away from colonial and anthropocentric practices of managing the land to move to a more regenerative and caring paradigm which serve the emotional and spiritual needs of all? What power does decentering and deprivileging the human experience hold in building meaningful relationships with the more-than-human when the conservation community has internalised self-centrism and extractivism?
On today's episode, we reshare the conversation Agrita got to be a part of as a guest on the wonderful Ximena Garcia’s podcast Traditional Medicine wi...
2023-06-2756 minMind Full of EverythingSamantha Mackay on living paradoxes and breaking free from trap cyclesIn what ways can the Enneagram reveal the inherent paradoxes and contradictions within each personality type? How can this open up pathways to exit trap cycles and opportunities for our deepest developments as individuals and as part of the wider community, whilst also challenging tendencies to oversimplify paradox work?
We welcome back the lovely Samantha Mackay to the podcast to build on the previous episode on the Enneagram and personality mapping, focusing on a very complex but integral part of the tool - paradoxes. In this deeply inspiring and wonderfully detailed episode, Samantha guides us through the p...
2023-05-261h 07Mind Full of EverythingSamantha Mackay on mapping our trauma and chronic illness histories as a pathway to embodied healingHow can we begin to make connections between somatic ailments and deeper ruptures in our mind, spiritual and emotional bodies as a way of tending to inter-body dissonance when dominant healthcare spaces struggle to connect the dots for us? In what ways can alternative healthcare professionals and psychotherapists help us map out our illness and trauma histories to provide specialised treatment that serves to our individual needs rather than following one-size-fits-all treatment frameworks?
Today we are joined by Samantha Mackay. Samantha is a personal development coach at Individuo, incorporating the Enneagram into her integrative approach to inner...
2023-04-2859 min
Traditional Medicine with ShamanfloraLearning about Environmental Science & Spirit with Agrita DandriyalFind Your Host:On Instagram @shamanflorarainforesthealingcenter.comFollow The Podcast, Traditional Medicine:Rate, Review, Subscribe & Share on Spotify & Apple
2023-04-2652 minTraditional Medicine with ShamanfloraXimena Interviewed On: Mind Full of Everything with Agrita DandriyalFind Your Host:On Instagram @shamanflorarainforesthealingcenter.comFollow The Podcast, Traditional Medicine:Rate, Review, Subscribe & Share on Spotify & Apple
2023-04-101h 11Mind Full of EverythingLaura Formentini on regenerative healing, grieving cycles and Love in ActionIn what ways can creative catharsis metamorphose the energy of grief into love which expands beyond our kin and beyond the material? How can we seek inspiration and guidance from nature’s abilities to heal and regenerate in order to recapacitate ourselves as we move through grieving cycles and put love in action?
Today we are joined by Laura Formentini, an author, nonprofit photographer and activist who has worked all over the world with NGOs and resilient people, and who has personally healed from the traumatic loss of her son’s suicide which began from a small act...
2023-03-2444 minMind Full of EverythingXimena Garcia on rainforest medicine, land ceremony and more-than-human kinshipIn what ways can we nurture more loving and reciprocal relationships with our more-than-human kin to outgrow capitalist and colonial conditions of extraction and human domination? How can engaging in rainforest medicinal ceremonies provide personalised pathways to embodied care which honour the needs of humans, the more-than-human and the land?
Today we are joined by Ximena Garcia, the Center Director of Peru’s Rainforest Healing Center, soon to be named Shamanflora. She has lived around the world and experienced life in many different cultures which ultimately led her into the world of Kambo, Ayahuasca and other animal and...
2023-02-171h 11Mind Full of EverythingDamini Gallagher on embodying cultural identities as women of the diasporaHow can we overcome the false dichotomy of biculturalism as people of the diaspora so that we can reclaim the wholeness of our cultural identities and outgrow ‘either/or’ thinking? In what ways can self-expression and embodied creativity help us to become more comfortable in our bodies whilst settling on land, and living within cultures, that are so different to our homelands?
Today we are in conversation with Damini Gallagher, an intuitive coach, trained Vedic counsellor, professional Kathak dancer and mother. By working with the fundamental level of vibration to guide her clients, particularly women, Damini offers path...
2023-01-171h 03Mind Full of EverythingSarah Poet on the sacred masculine-feminine synergy and going beyond the gender binaryIn what ways can conceptualising the masculine and feminine as foundational archetypes for cultures and life help us to outgrow power-over binary systems and move towards cultures of unity and connection once again? How can the sacred act of remembering the divine feminine and masculine tend to cultural, religious and generational traumas, inflicted by systems of domination, and re-activate the energy balance of the planet?
Today we are joined by Sarah Poet, a truth seeker, thought leader, former school creator turned feminine/masculine integration expert, and, as it turns out, a medicine woman for modern times. It i...
2022-12-191h 01Mind Full of EverythingDavid Lewis-Peart on restorative circles and bridging community dividesIn what ways have reactive activist efforts at restorative community work furthered divide between ‘marginalised’ communities and groups characterised as ‘oppressors’? How can we reimagine reparative work in community so that it holds space for reflection and pause, both integral for long-term systemic change but also acceptance of the multiplicities and complexities that make up our individual and collective bodies?
Today we are joined by David Lewis-Peart, a Toronto-based writer, educator and former TedX speaker whose work looks at identity, race, masculinity, mental health and the concept of the GRACE Principle.
He holds a diploma in Human...
2022-11-1657 minMind Full of EverythingREFLECT | Agrita Dandriyal on deep nostalgia medicine and reimagining modern human identitiesIn what ways can deep nostalgia help us reimagine the modern human being to being more integrated in the systems of inter-relatedness of both the Earth, as a whole, and the individual human body? How can past lived, and shared, experiences offer us deeper insights into where ruptures lie in our collective sense of belonging as a human species and how we identify (in our dominant culture) as separate from the more-than-human world?
In this REFLECT episode, Agrita Dandriyal brings to us the lens of nostalgia for reimagining the modern human being in ways that are reminiscent o...
2022-10-171h 06Mind Full of EverythingAndrew Lang on redesigning sacred, communal spacesWhat can redesigning space in community look like after inheriting generations worth of dogmatised, static belief systems on what it means to hold and create space that preserves the inherent dignity of its people, and other spaces? Today we are joined by Andrew Lang, an educator in the Pacific Northwest and an alumnus of the Living School for Action and Contemplation, led by Richard Rohr, Cynthia Bourgeault, James Finley, Barbara Holmes, and Brian McLaren. He is the author of the forthcoming book, Unmasking the Inner Critic: Lessons for Living an Unconstricted Life. Along with blogging regularly, he facilitates workshops...
2022-09-0235 minMind Full of EverythingLaura Hyppolite on reclaiming identity as immigrants through poetic storytellingIn what ways can art forms such as poetry, which allow for total expression in their purest form, guide immigrants through their journey of reclaiming identity as they navigate foreign lands oftentimes culturally different to their homelands? How can people of the diaspora use storytelling to overcome cultural dichotomies, reinforced by colonial systems, and manage healthy co-existence of both worlds (life as an immigrant and life as a member of their own community) in order to live more connected, wholesome lives?
Mind Full of Everything returns after a 2-month hiatus with this inspiring conversation on reclaiming identity...
2022-08-0326 minMind Full of EverythingMending the multicultural healthcare divide through cultural brokership w/ Snigdha Nandipati*NOTICE: Mind Full of Everything is on a 2-month hiatus, the next episode release will be announced via Instagram.*
In what ways can cultural brokers tend to, and mend, the Western medical divide in order to ensure healthcare in multicultural regions is culturally competent and a safe space for BIPOC patients? How can cultural brokership aid us to bring out the best of both worlds (Western and Indigenous/cultural medicine) and collectively work towards a safer, more equitable and healthier future?
Today we are joined by Snigdha Nandipati, a patient advocate, writer, and first-generation Telugu-American...
2022-05-1935 minMind Full of EverythingBurnout healing through disembodying capitalism w/ Laura HartleyHow can we begin to disembody the system of capitalism as individuals and communities after having been collectively entrapped in generational cycles of constant growth and burnout? In what ways can we listen, and attend, to our body’s need for safety, rest and movement as we birth a liberated world in community?
Today we are joined by Laura Hartley, an activist, writer & founder of an online school for changemakers. The school’s mission is to empower changemakers across the globe to live their most meaningful lives, while creating their deepest impact. Programs can be found on healin...
2022-04-2046 minMind Full of EverythingNon-linear living as multi-passionate beings w/ Dr Egypt IrediaHow can re-embodying the philosophy and mindset of multi-passionism aid us to preserve our fluidity, authenticity and dynamism as individuals and the collective? In what ways do these embodiment practices serve us in our collective liberation from radical structuralism and institutionalised restriction of imagination?
Today we are joined by Dr Egypt Iredia, a holistic medical doctor, naturopathic physician, multi-passionate creative, healer, poet, metaphysician, and non-linear creative. She believes that minimalism, slow living, and living a spiritual and intentional life are powerful healing forces. She believes in using all of our wonderful gifts to show up authentically in...
2022-03-2338 minMind Full of EverythingReconnecting to, and healing, the inner child w/ Tiffany Trieu (Triệu Thanh Nguyệt)
How can we relearn practices of self/community nourishment, taking up space and boundary-setting through serving the needs of our inner children? In what ways can inner child work aid us to co-create safer environments for both children and adults, as well as the relationships between both?
In this episode, we are joined by Tiffany Trieu (Triệu Thanh Nguyệt), an inner child advocate, community cultivator, and human connector. As a child of refugees, specifically of the Vietnamese diaspora in the 1970s, Tiffany has spent the last five years of her adulthood expl...
2022-02-221h 00Mind Full of EverythingRe-envisioning a free world through alchemy and nomadism w/ Vi Vi ThaiWhy is the reintegration of spirituality into scientific theory and practice essential for our collective liberation from social, cultural, political, biological and economic confinements? How can the coming together of spirituality and science help us to collectively rebirth a world which is free from borders between nations, cultures, communities and species?
In this episode, we are joined by Vi Vi Thai, an author, truth seeker and healer, fearlessly determined to live in a liberated way, through the alchemical and nomadic pathway to true freedom. Vi Vi believes that we must rediscover our inner freedom, on an individual...
2022-01-2151 minMind Full of EverythingREFLECT | The intimacy lens to community re-building
How can we re-imagine community re-building through the intimacy lens to preserve the emotion and spiritualism in the process of reconnecting to community? In what ways can intimacy revolutionise collective healing and our current understanding of what community means?
For the final episode of this year, Agrita brings to us a Reflection episode where she shares her awakening about, and gifted opportunities to relearn, Indigenous teachings on optimising community functionality through respecting and valuing all individuals and relationships which connect together to form the system of community. Agrita emphasises the need...
2021-12-2452 minMind Full of EverythingRevitalising connections to community and Earth through ethical storytelling w/ Sanjana SekharWhat role does storytelling play in revolutionising our work to heal our current selves and natural world, as well as our future? How can we re-establish a culture of relatedness and reciprocity through reclaiming our wisdom and positions as storytellers and communicators?
We are joined today by Sanjana Sekhar, a filmmaker, climate activist, & Ayurvedic wellness communicator who uses her work in ethical filmmaking to amplify character-driven stories that heal our human relationships to ourselves, each other, and our planet, with a specific interest in socioecological justice, ancestral knowledge, and systems of re-nourishment. In this heart-warming and insightful c...
2021-11-2540 minMind Full of EverythingUnlearning colonial somatics as women of colour with Kelsey BlackwellLiving within oppressive systems, built to benefit Western colonial social structures, land and society through the racial hierarchy established by white supremacy, is a traumatising experience for people of colour, particularly those aware of what is happening to their bodies. Coupled with systemic sexism perpetuated through the gender binary, women of colour, often at very young ages, face the traumas of racial and sexual violence which can leave us feeling detached from our entire being - far from human. Where do we begin to unpack these traumas to our bodies which have left us subject to objectification and exotification...
2021-10-2854 minMind Full of EverythingSeason 2 TrailerNavigating our fast evolving world as a young adult can seem extremely daunting. As we transition into adulthood, our capacities to healthily manage work-life commitments and choices, leaving us youth to question: who am I and where do I stand in this broken culture of community?
Join the host, Agrita Dandriyal, on her journey of self-discovery, self-acceptance and reimagining a restored and abundant world. In each monthly episode, pertinent environmental and social issues will be discussed, with an emphasis on preserving self within community, as a step forward in collective healing and re-creation of a world that...
2021-10-1402 minMind Full of EverythingFinding self in a broken culture of communityWe live in an interconnected world, full of beings, spaces and life that are connected through an intricate web of interdependence which sustains the health of Earth. Yet we are increasingly seeing a disconnection between humanity and the wider world, which has been exacerbated by the human-nature dualism adopted by Western and urban spaces, but this disconnection runs deeper into the flawed notion of humanity's domination of Earth and rejection of our positions in the world as relational beings.
In this Reflection episode, Agrita explores the social crisis of community fragmentation within modern and Westernised societies, with a...
2021-10-0125 minMind Full of EverythingReimagining environmentalism through the motherhood lens with Dr Allison DavisOur modern dominant cultures for too long have trivialised motherhood experiences and practices, jeopardising the wellbeing and safety of mothers as they undergo various emotional, physical, social and mental challenges that come with transitioning to motherhood. As like any other social figure, and individual, mothers deserve respect, support and care by systems of power and society, but since most cultures assign the role of the primary care giver to mothers, the urgency to provide holistic maternal support is strengthening for a world which is becoming increasingly volatile.
In this episode, we are joined by Dr Allison Davis...
2021-09-0238 minMind Full of EverythingSpiritual ecology at the heart of environmentalismCenturies ago, the idea that humans could even be a separate entity to the rest of the natural world would be too alien to believe by ancient societies. Fast track to the modern world, and people are starting to realise that spiritualism and science can indeed go hand in hand and that the dualistic relationship humanity has with Nature is only a recent phenomenon.
Being part of a culture and religion which still has traces of ancient Indigenous spiritual and environmental wisdom present, Agrita has always felt drawn to the knowledge of the past which helped preserve...
2021-08-0640 minMind Full of EverythingEcofeminism as a solution to the climate crisisAs the environmental movement has evolved over the years, concerns have been raised about the intersectionality of environmentalism, especially since decision making for environmental policies has been led by white middle and upper class men. Whilst extensive work has been, and is being, done for the intersections of race and class with environmental issues, not enough research has been done on the gendered impacts of climate change.
Despite the fact women and girls are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, women, particularly women of colour and Indigenous women, are constantly left out of decision making for the...
2021-07-0836 minMind Full of EverythingSilk: ethics, sustainability and cultureCulture is a part of history that holds great importance to those who are part of the communities that have carried forward ancient traditions. The feeling of embracing your culture through practicing ancient customs is what keeps community members attached to their cultural heritage. However, as time calls for change in perspectives and actions, the fear of losing even the smallest part of your culture with our evolving world can feel daunting and confusing.
For Agrita, becoming a vegan meant that she had to give up dairy, honey and other animal products (except meat) that hold great...
2021-06-1029 minMind Full of EverythingReflection: The concept of forgivenessTW: This episode mentions (doesn't go into detail) pedophilia, attempted rape/sexual molestation, murder and emotional/physical traumas (particularly childhood traumas).
In this self-reflectance episode, Agrita discusses the nuances in the concept of forgiveness, the need for the definition of the concept to be unique and shaped by the experiences of each individual and the importance of self-forgiveness as the first step to long-term healing. Whilst this episode reflects the personal choices of Agrita, the listener is encouraged to replicate and/or adapt her thought processes to the definition of forgiveness they are most comfortable and happy...
2021-05-2634 minMind Full of EverythingSpiritual animal wisdom with Dr Linda BenderMind Full of Everything is back from hiatus with this conversation on lessons learned from animal spirituality with Dr Linda Bender, an advocate and educator of animal rights protection and reconnecting conventional science to spiritualism. In this episode, Agrita and Linda discuss prominent issues associated to animal rights violations but also emphasise on the need for humans to reconnect to their spiritual selves in order to begin to value their connections to every being and entity on this planet. By unlearning colonial teachings of human dominion over nature, we can actively relearn indigenous teachings on interconnectivity of all beings...
2021-05-1242 minMind Full of EverythingThe importance of sex positivity with Leah CareyNB: This is the final episode before Mind Full of Everything goes on hiatus until 12th May due to the host's education commitments.
In light of the outcry of women on their safety and issues around sexual exploitation of women across the world, this episode emphasises on the importance of establishing a sex positive culture, where women's sexual rights and freedoms are celebrated, not oppressed. Leah is a sex and intimacy coach, and also the host of the Good Girls Talk About Sex podcast, where women anonymously share their sexual journeys and experiences in an effort to e...
2021-03-2451 minMind Full of EverythingBreaking trauma cycles as South Asian women with Aparna SagaramTo celebrate International Women's Day, Agrita explores trauma cycles and patterns within South Asian communities with Aparna Sagaram, a licenced marriage and family therapist who has worked with many South Asian individuals, couples and families to help normalise trauma therapy within the community.
Being of Indian origin themselves, both Agrita and Aparna discuss some of the toxic cultural patterns in South Asian households that result in traumatic events, the ways in which immigration can exacerbate or trigger trauma and the ways in which South Asian women can try to break out of trauma cycles and unhealthy mindsets...
2021-03-0830 minMind Full of EverythingIndian Farmers and the Sikh CommunityTW: mentions of genocide, suicide, abuse and rape.
This episode is in response to the ongoing farmer protest in India where farmers, and everyone in support, are protesting against the new agricultural bills proposed by the Indian government which seeks to privatise the sector in a bid to boost income from agriculture. The protests are important because they depict two issues: 1) the economy and profits constantly being put before farmer livelihoods and 2) the usage of undemocratic measures by the Indian government in response to public backlash, highly ironic to India's title of being the "largest democracy in t...
2021-02-1728 minMind Full of EverythingThe Zero Waste MovementSustainability is multifaceted, and Zero Waste makes up one of these facets, gaining rapid popularity within the past decade. Whilst achieving zero waste in our highly urbanised and (generally) wasteful society may seem like a great achievement, we should really be worried over how we could abandoned such an environmentally and socially just ancient practice in the first place.
This episode discusses the importance of Zero Waste, the need for us to decolonise the concept to decarbonise our economies and the key ways in which we can shift to a circular economy, with real life examples of...
2021-02-0327 minMind Full of EverythingDear Angry WomenAnger is an emotion that is as important as any other, yet the negative connotations associated to it, coupled with the masculine attributes assigned to the emotion, has exacerbated female inequalities further.
This episode emphasises on the urgency to destigmatise and demasculinise anger so that women are able to practice health portrayal of their anger and work towards creating a more just and safe environment for themselves and other women. Most importantly however, this episode celebrates the legacy of all courageous women that taught the rest of us how to break out of gender stereotypes and start...
2021-01-2024 minMind Full of EverythingHolistic Approaches to Health and SustainabilityThe need for health frameworks to be holistic to better solve health crises has become increasingly important, especially now that we are in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and the impacts on vulnerable populations are extremely severe. This episode explores the three key approaches used within the scientific community to solve health issues in a holistic manner for the environment, humans and non-human species in order to achieve sustainability on all levels.
2021-01-0621 minMind Full of EverythingReflection: Reconnecting With YourselfThis episode is the final one for 2020, where I have an honest conversation with myself about the way in which I have gone about self-discovery/love and how I learn to have a healthy relationship with myself. Although this episode is all about my personal experiences and journey to acceptance of who I am, this episode is tailored for those willing to embark on a journey of self-discovery and are seeking for strategic ways to do so.
2020-12-2347 minMind Full of EverythingGoing Beyond Ethical ConsumerismAs we become more aware of our collective negative impact on the environment, wide scale emphasis on purchasing locally and from ethical/sustainable brands through the political belief of ethical consumerism has risen. However, many ethical consumers are now starting to question the success of the belief and whether it has resulted in change in the corporate world or whether the problem of unethical and unsustainable production continues to persist but just behind closed doors.
Listen to this episode where I discuss the problems of ethical consumerism, my personal journey with the belief and how we need...
2020-12-0926 minMind Full of EverythingMen's Mental Health Matters Too with Gretchen HernandezWhen a woman joins a department at work that's full of men, she's celebrated as diversity. When a woman prioritises her career over starting a family, or when she juggles family life with work, she's considered strong. When a woman embraces her flaws and is comfortable in her own body, she's looked up to as an example of self-love. But as soon as a man tries to step away from gender roles and redefine his masculinity for himself, people dismiss his efforts because of the notion that men are collectively "too privileged" to be celebrated.
Whilst it's...
2020-11-2554 minMind Full of EverythingReflection: Imposter Syndrome and JealousyThis episode looks at the intersections between imposter syndrome and jealousy, and how the constant fear of being overtaken, in any part of life, drives many individuals to feel, and a lot of the time act upon, their intense hatred towards others that threaten their happiness/success.
All this results in is long-term instability of the mind and large-scale damage to both the jealous person and the person that they felt jealousy towards (which is exactly what I have experienced). Whilst all emotions are valid to feel, jealousy is that one emotion that needs to be urgently...
2020-11-1137 minMind Full of EverythingVeganism Needs To Be IntersectionalVeganism has sky-rocketed globally in the past few years, as we begin to evolve into more eco-conscious beings through being hyperaware of our impact on the planet. Although, the fundamental principle of intersectionality, along with the culturally rich history of vegetarianism and veganism, is being erased as quickly as the belief is gaining popularity.
This is a massive issue because veganism has gradually become into a radical ideology, often perpetuated by the white, privileged, hipster image of an ideal vegan, that favours animal rights and livelihoods over human ones. Instead of remaining a philosophical belief rooted in e...
2020-10-2837 minMind Full of EverythingSystemic Sexism and Gaslighting Domestic Violence Victims with Teri YuanDomestic abuse cases peaked during lockdown across the world, however this alarming rate of gender-based violence has existed well before the COVID-19 pandemic, disproportionately affecting womxn and children in abusive relationships and households.
When 1 in 4 women in the US experience severe intimate partner physical violence and 95% of victims of coercive control in the UK are women, we can easily see that domestic violence is a product of systemic sexism, where female survivors are giving inadequate support when suffering from intimate partner abuse. This situation is then exacerbated when mothers go to court to accuse their partners of p...
2020-10-141h 00Mind Full of EverythingReflection: Altruism Gone WrongIt’s safe to say that we have entered into an “altruistic generation”, one that imposes the need to be immersed in charitable causes on all individuals, attacking those that fail to do so. However, if we were to look around, beyond social media and into reality, can we genuinely see any major change? A significant reduction in suffering? In fact, without sounding too pessimistic, pain and suffering has exponentially risen, world issues continue to be amplified, so really, are we in an altruistic generation?
In this reflection episode, I answer all of these questions by looking at the...
2020-09-3030 minMind Full of EverythingFighting Period Poverty One Conversation At A Time with Victoria AbrahamsWe very quickly synonymise stigmatised issues, particularly those concerning the female body, to developing countries' problems. This only belittles the painful experiences of women living in western countries that aren't able to get access to basic needs like period products.
Period poverty is a massive issue in the UK, where 40% of women use materials like toilet paper as makeshift pads and 1 in 4 teenage girls don't know what to do on their first periods. Freedom4Girls helps to tackle the issue of period poverty through making reusable sanitary products available to vulnerable menstruating females free of cost, aswell a...
2020-09-1650 minMind Full of EverythingIndigenous Activism Through The Lens of Journalism with Desiree KaneNative American communities have faced brutalisation by US constitutions for more than 500 years, yet nothing has changed, in fact things worsen every day. Genocide, rape and incarceration of the Indigenous constantly happen but all that mainstream media will cover is the environmental issues aspect of their struggles, often diluting the intensity of the problem.
The Indigenous communities can't keep fighting on their own, they need the allegiance and support of allies to ensure that future generations don't face the same torture that previous generations have experienced. Black Americans, facing extreme levels of racism and hate crimes too...
2020-09-0247 minMind Full of EverythingOvercoming Trauma Through Creativity with Amy OestreicherAmy had always wanted to pursue a musical theatre career and ending up at Broadway some day. So when Amy experienced the pain of sexual abuse and the trauma of entering coma and having her entire digestive system removed due to a blood clot, achieving her dream seemed impossible.
Despite having 30 surgeries, being unable to eat, drink or even walk properly for years, Amy is now a playwright and actress for her own one-woman theatre shows, a Tedx speaker, teaching artist and PTSD specialist. Amy is the true definition of "never giving up", who not only overcame...
2020-08-1941 minMind Full of EverythingNew Season!This episode gives a review of the last season and what listeners can expect to hear in Season 2 (spoiler alert: it's going to get deeper).
2020-08-0518 minMind Full of EverythingBeautifulPlanet: The True StewardsThis episode finishes off the Beautiful Planet series by putting an emphasis on the importance and success of indigenous stewardship as a form of conservation. Despite making up less than 5% of the human population, indigenous communities support up to 80% of the world's biodiversity through powerful techniques that have been used across generations. However, their conservational efforts have been largely dismissed, resulting in the indigenous being evicted from their own ancestral lands, mostly through lethal force by governments.
Listen to this episode to explore the ways in which the indigenous boost environmental value of landscapes and why protection...
2020-07-1628 minMind Full of EverythingBeautifulPlanet: Healing Power of NatureNature, the entire planet in fact, provides us with an exceptional amount of resources and ecosystem services that we fully depend on to survive. Everything we consume and utilise is of natural origin, so when we talk about the healing powers of nature, it should not surprise us when we see the variety of ways nature supports our wellbeing/health.
This episode discusses the medicinal, economic, social and mental health benefits nature brings to us all, with an emphasis on the importance of protecting the "free" services and products that we have so taken granted for.
2020-07-0144 minMind Full of EverythingDeconstructing RacismThe death of George Floyd has sparked a revolution of change, as the whole world fights for elimination of systemic racism in the US and beyond. What began as a protest has now become a movement to challenge those systems that allow for innocent black people to be killed and brutalised, just for the colour of their skin.
As a woman of colour myself, I am very familiar with racism, but never to the extent to which the black community experience it every day. Therefore, this episode aims to discuss not just how systemic racism can be...
2020-06-131h 14Mind Full of EverythingBeautifulPlanet: The Migrating WorldMigration for many organisms is a vital aspect of their lives, yet one phenomenon that continues to perplex scientists, in terms of the magnitude, duration and intensity. Whilst most reduce these annual migrations to just a survival strategy, there is perhaps a deeper meaning and purpose behind the treacherous journeys so many organisms take. Listen to this episode that discusses the beauty and enigma of these mass movements taking place across kingdoms!
2020-05-2730 minMind Full of EverythingBeautifulPlanet: Lessons from the ElephantsElephants have and continue to be glorified in the animal kingdom. However, it's not just their majestic, unique and strong build that makes them beautiful. These animals, although probably having no idea of their positive benefit on the planet, have a lot to teach us all in many ways. Listen to this second episode of the BeautifulPlanet series on how we can all be more human by adopting the elephant way of living.
2020-05-1230 minMind Full of EverythingBeautifulPlanet: Language of TreesWhat we know language to be is very much based off of what we as humans interpret as communication, rather than what it truly may be. We identify sound and mobility to be key aspects of communication, whereas the plant kingdom contradict this through communicating in an entirely different way.
This episode is the start of a new Mind Full of Everything episode series called Beautiful Planet (BP), where each episode discusses an aspect of our wonderful world to remind us of the beauty that we aren't able to access right now during lockdown but can appreciate a...
2020-04-2720 minMind Full of EverythingStaying PositiveAs efficient and relatively easy modern life has become, it has become even harder to keep your wellbeing in check. Staying positive, a segment to long-term happiness, is indeed very difficult to maintain when surrounded by constantly negativity, whether in the form of the current COVID-19 pandemic or hurdles in daily life. Listen to this episode to hear about the four key habits/traits I focus on, and many others, to maintain long-term positivity in practically every situation.
2020-04-1238 minMind Full of EverythingLiving In A Loud WorldTalk louder. Stop being so shy. You don't speak much, do you? If you stay this quiet you won't get anywhere.
These statements/questions have been asked to a particular part of society for as long as any member of this part of society can remember. The part that is always looked down upon by their louder counterparts, the introverted part of society. We all know, or should know, that just like sexuality can never be a choice, how introverted or extraverted you are can also not be chosen. It's an inherent part of your genetic makeup. Y...
2020-03-0548 minMind Full of EverythingThe Fast Fashion CrisisIt's safe to say, the fashion industry has exploded over the past few decades. Blame social media, influencers or the modern way of living, our habit of renewing our wardrobes with the latest fashion trends has resulted in the rapid production and consumption of clothes well known as "fast fashion".
Fashion for many, including myself, is a means to express yourself and to feel confident in the way you present yourself. However, our unhealthy addiction to overconsumption of fast fashion items has taken a massive toll on the planet and wellbeing of textile workers. Listen to this...
2020-02-1954 minMind Full of EverythingPlanting Trees Won't Save The WorldWe understand that humans have a dominating role in causing the climate crisis, therefore a great deal of emphasis has been made on mitigating the effects of anthropogenic climate change. One such tactic is reforestation, which acts to both compensate for the dramatic human-induced loss of trees and to create more carbon sinks to offset anthropogenic emissions. However, it isn't as simple as it seems; this notion of extensive tree planting being the solution to mitigating climate change is infact harmful for ecosystems and functionality of forests in the long-term, including their ability to sequester carbon. Listen to this...
2020-02-0422 minMind Full of EverythingLet's Talk About Mental HealthPoor mental health is one of the biggest issues of our society today, so much so that it has become an epidemic on a global scale, affecting anyone and everyone. However, it continues to remain a taboo topic, one that many still find too uncomfortable to talk about, especially when suffering it themselves. This has only made it worse for those going through mental health issues, resulting in the records of self-harm and suicide to rapidly increase in the past years.
This episode is not a guide to dealing with mental health problems, but rather a plea f...
2020-01-2029 minMind Full of EverythingExpectations vs NecessitiesWe are all well aware of the phrase "Don't have any expectations" when it comes relationships, people and situations. Yet we are all so quick in describing our ideal types and our "dream" lives.
Expectations and necessities, or standards, are two distinct layers in relationships but in daily life, we tend to confuse the two, which can lead to serious problems in the health of your relationships. Listen to "Expectations vs Necessities" to hear how you can separate your expectations and standards better to sustain healthier and happier relationships.
2019-12-1836 minMind Full of EverythingShould You Homeschool Your Children?Homeschooling is not a modern concept; it began to grow dramatically in the 1980s, particularly because Christian/Catholic parents wanted their children to be educated in a religious environment. Then why does the stigma around homeschooling exist today?
Listen to "Should You Homeschool Your Children" to find out about why homeschooling provides as high of a quality of education, perhaps even better, than formal education and why many families have opted to educate their children for themselves.
2019-12-0333 minMind Full of EverythingMore Big Talk, Less Small TalkHave you ever felt the rush of excitement, the burst of adrenalin rush and immense contentment after a "great" conversation? Now think back to what it was about the talk that made you feel so happy, and you will probably realise it was because it was big talk.
Big talk is what everyone enjoys engaging in, be it frequently or whenever opportunity arises yet we all fail to have meaningful conversations regularly due to the nature of life. Listen to this episode to hear about the power of big talk, its importance and the four simple ways...
2019-11-1841 minMind Full of EverythingThe Problem of FGMWARNING: This episode is on a sensitive topic and may be upsetting for those that have experienced/been at risk of FGM. This episode however will not be discussing graphic details of the procedure nor will it be sharing any personal accounts of victims.
Female inequality continues to impact societies today and FGM is a product of such gender inequality that affects females from certain regions of the world. FGM has no health benefits yet it's deemed necessary by many communities. Listen to this episode to find out why communities undergo FGM and what we can do t...
2019-10-2940 minMind Full of EverythingThe Social Injustice Of Climate Change (pt 4.1)NOTE: listen to pt 1-3.2 before listening to this episode as these are part of the climate change series!
For years the climate crisis has been seen as only an environmental issue, but in fact climate change has become a massive social issue. Everyone is affected, but the most vulnerable of society are at the forefront of this climate crisis: the developing countries.
Listen to pt 4.1 of this climate change series to find out exactly how climate change is no longer affecting just the environment, but also we who live in this environment, especially those t...
2019-10-0738 minMind Full of EverythingThe Social Injustice Of Climate Change (pt 4.2)NOTE: listen to pt 1-4.1 before this episode as all parts are part of the climate change series!
This part follows directly on from pt 4.1, continuing on looking at the issues of the climate crisis on the African Anthropocene, female inequality, poor in the developed world and mental health of the vulnerable.
2019-10-0747 minMind Full of EverythingOur Food Is Feeding Climate Change (pt. 3.2)NOTE: if you haven't already, listen to pt. 1, 2.1 and 2.2 as all are part of the climate change series.
This part carries on from pt 3.1, discussing solutions for reducing our agricultural emissions, for governments, farmers and of course the public, so YOU!
2019-09-2237 minMind Full of EverythingOur Food Is Feeding Climate Change (pt 3.1)NOTE: listen to pt 1, 2.1 and 2.2 if you haven't, as these are part of the climate change series.
We know the effects of climate change on food, but what about its impact on the climate? The impact is big, so big that the emissions are larger than any human activity, making agriculture the largest greenhouse gas emitter, BIGGER than fossil fuel industries.
Listen to pt 3.1 to find out about how our food is feeding climate change.
2019-09-2237 minMind Full of EverythingEarth's Lungs Are Being BurnedA few weeks ago the world went crazy over the burning of the Amazon. Now, it's like the world has moved on, yet the Amazon is still burning. Many people believe these fires must be natural, or caused by climate change, so are controllable. These could be true in other cases, but the fundamental truth is, the Amazon is being burned, more than 60% than the same time last year. Listen to this bonus episode for the facts about the Amazon burning and what you can do to help stop it.
2019-09-1230 minMind Full of EverythingPlastics Are Causing Climate Change (pt 2.2.2)NOTE: this episode, pt 2.2, got too lengthy so I decided to divide the ep into two parts (2.2.1 and 2.2.2). Please listen to pt 1 and 2.1 as they are part of my "climate change should be our priority" series, along with this episode!
This part finishes off the episode on why and how plastics are causing climate change by looking in depth on the issue of recycling and the different alternatives to plastics, aswell as the shocking truth that biodegradable materials aren't really the "greenest" option.
2019-09-0658 minMind Full of EverythingPlastics Are Causing Climate Change (pt. 2.2.1)NOTE: this episode, pt 2.2, got too lengthy so I decided to divide the ep into two parts (2.2.1 and 2.2.2). Please listen to pt 1 and 2.1 as they are part of my "climate change should be our priority" series, along with this episode!
Plastics, plastics, plastics...did I mention plastics? Discussion on plastics, alongside climate change, has become near impossible to escape but it makes sense why we put so much emphasis on the issue because they are everywhere. In our food, water, clothes and yes even the air. But what's the link to climate change? Aren't they two separate i...
2019-09-0635 minMind Full of EverythingAir Pollution and Climate Change (pt 2.1)NOTE: please listen to my previous episode "Climate Change Should Be Our Priority" before listening to this episode as both are part of a series explaining why I believe climate change should be our priority.
Whenever we talk about climate change we immediately talk about air pollution. We also emphasise on carbon dioxide emissions, but is it really the worst of the greenhouse gases? We are aware of cars producing a lot of emissions but how bad is flying? We can avoid taking the car but can we avoid planes? To answer these questions, listen to my...
2019-08-2141 minMind Full of EverythingClimate Change Should Be Our Priority (pt. 1)Climate change is a term that is being used everyday yet it still isn't being dealt with as much as it should be. This is why I believe that everyone should see climate change as the priority of society, and I will explain why through a series of episodes.
This episode is an introduction to the three main reasons/areas of climate change that make it the priority of our society for me, and I hope you will think the same after listening to this episode and future episodes on this.
2019-08-0230 min
Mind Full of EverythingNeither Introvert nor ExtravertWe are all aware of the two Jungian personalities, introvert and extravert, but what if you feel like you are neither? Listen to this podcast to get to understand the supposed "middle point" of these two personalities, the ambivert, and what ambiversion really means.
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