I’m not sure how to fix this Podcast
It feels like we’re all asking ourselves the same question lately. It doesn’t matter if you’re looking within your community, family, or in the mirror. Everyone wants to be healthy, whole, and happy. But, Existing in a time that feels so out of balance you can’t help thinking, I Don’t Know How to Fix This. Join Divine by Design as we examine the fears and prejudices that paralyze our ability to respond to a world where the rules are constantly changing. Every episode we endeavor to build up something new, surprising, and a little different. Dreamwork. Herbal and holistic healing. Entrepreneurship. Social and environmental agents of change. Each week will explore topics that span every thread of the tapestry that makes up transformative health and wellness. Are you ready? The camp fire is burning and we’ve saved you a seat. TUNE IN.
Episodes
How do we find opportunities to thrive in a system that wasn't built to accommodate our unique circumstances as people of color? Dashawn Keyser is a store manager retraining himself to fill the gap of much-needed POCs in the field of psychotherapy. he speaks with us about mentoring, codeswitching, and the disappointments of not finding the resources you need when you're struggling.
Explore the fascinating realm of dreams as we delve into the topic of "Vibration in Dream and the Intuitive Healing of Sound in BIPOC Dream Culture." Discover how sound influences our dreams and the powerful role it plays in healing within BIPOC dream communities. Join us for an enlightening discussion on the profound connection between vibration, intuition, and cultural healing.
What does it mean to be a black mother with an innate spiritual awareness in a culture that is becoming more and more hostile to women of color? Courtney Keyser is an innately gifted dreamer navigating intergenerational trauma, radical healing, and self-care. And just a trigger warning, this episode involves discussion surrounding sexual trauma, substance abuse, and physical violence.
Aazim Lawson is a licensed social worker and the Head of Community Development at Divine by Design INC with a focus on empowering the communities, families, and individuals he has served to raise awareness of and increase sensitivities toward cultural and ethnic diversity.
Alyaha Danu is a doctoral candidate developing methodologies to reclaim lost indigenous ancestral practices through the transmission of ancestral memory, cultural continuity, and mother-goddess tradition.
It's finally here! Episode 00 of "I'm Not Sure How to Fix This," A podcast from Divine by Design INC. We'll explore topics such as dreamwork, Herbal and holistic healing, entrepreneurship, activism, and transformative experience. We are so happy to finally deliver on our promise to make this dream a reality and we couldn't do any of this without your support. stay tuned for a new episode each month.
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