Listen now (60 mins) | “So circling can be very personal, meaning you have your own awareness. It's not like, you know, you come to a circle and everybody sees you and they know everything about..."

Listen now (59 mins) | “One of the things about practices that I love is this notion of it's not perfect. I haven't got it mastered, just by the very word, it's implied that I'm working it into my..."

Listen now (55 mins) | "So one night, late night, I was working in February and I printed out the PDF of this and it went alphabetically. And the fourth name was Joan Bingham..."

Listen now (64 mins) | "And I have found certainly as I kind of look back at my own life that fairytales in lots of ways have mapped it. The particular stories and images..."

Listen now (58 mins) | "To ask the question, when everything that once defined you is burned away, is stripped away, and that happens at menopause, you can try to hold it off all you..."

Listen now (45 mins) | "It's important to figure out how to have universal buy-in to the idea that we should study sex differences, right? It's not just a matter of pity. It's not..."

Listen now (56 mins) | “In writing my book, I wanted to bring it back to the self because being online allows us to have this inappropriate level of audacity. And I think audacity is a very..."

Listen now (61 mins) | “How do we center the voices that traditionally and historically we know existed, but were only marginalized in the tradition? And that does feel like holy work..."

Listen now (59 mins) | “When you are quite literally told that you are not human. What option do you have? What’s the other option other than to overthrow the system that is telling..."

Listen now (57 mins) | "I mean, I do think that I have an abiding interest in women's bodies. In how our bodies can be determinative, how they can suggest certain identities..."

Listen now (79 mins) | “Turquoise is looking for how do we bring back the village? How do we live in community again? Why are we living in these separate houses? We're not sharing resources...."

Listen now (53 mins) | “We have to recapture the fullness of our own humanity, in a feminine form.”

Listen now (54 min) | Dr. Riane Eisler is a social systems scientist, cultural historian, futurist, attorney and internationally bestselling author of many notable classics...

Listen now (55 mins) | "What I became aware of when I started writing about resistance and I thought the healthy body resists infection. We have an immune system and the healthy psyche resists..."

Listen now (48 mins) | "I couldn't believe it, but I had a choice there in the moment to accept it or defend it, and I just accepted it. And moreover, the louder marking of that conversation was..."

Listen now (48 mins) | “We’ve lived long enough to know that the hidden corners exist.”

Listen now (45 mins) | "In order to raise any offspring at all, and to maintain a viable group size, you needed to have shared care. Shared care...."

Listen now (56 mins) | "I think historically we have always seen that intergenerational partnership is the way that movements grow and expand and the way people feel resilient about what..."

Listen now (47 mins) | "And that is the single most dangerous idea that humans, in my opinion, have ever created because it will continuously lead to..."

Listen now (60 mins) | "When I went back and looked at some of these shows that I loved, I noticed that the writer's room was all adult men with the exception of one or two episodes in "Saved...

Listen now (54 min) | “The obviousness of something that has been with us forever and must change, is often the most painful part..."

Listen now (58 mins) | "There's something a beautiful about. This age, this time that actually did propel me to want to really start looking at this and really, really start doing..."

Listen now (53 mins) | “There are studies showing that, once your basic needs are met, and you're not worried about losing your house, losing your health care, increases in money don't..."

Listen now (36 mins) | "But then there is this entry point of people saying, we need to reorganize this. We need to decide who gets to be elevated above others. We need to create the..."

Listen now (61 mins) | “I think there's a lot of assumptions in play here that a good body is a thin one, a thin body is achievable, a thin body is achievable for everyone, and that you will..."

Listen now (67 mins) | "I got really interested in that gap and started to work with people with those clients around the inner critic..."

Listen now (47 mins) | "Those of us growing up in consumerist society, when confronted with a problem, our tendency is to add a whole bunch of cumbersome variables to the..."

Listen now (53 mins) | “Women spent so much time in the ancient world spinning, like they spent all their time, any spare moment. And spinsters were not bad, it wasn't bad to be a spinster..."

Listen now (47 mins) | “But one thing the whole 'Karen' thing did, which I think was very good, was that it pointed out the existence of spaces Ostensibly open to everyone, but not, and then..."

Listen now (55 min) | “Before our boys have learned to read, they have already read the stoic code of masculinity and are conforming to it..."

Listen now (53 min) | “Do you want to continue to live out the patterns of your childhood? Or do you want to make different choices? Are you programmed or are you self-determining?..."

Listen now (52 mins) | "You start with the self and the calling in culture. Then you calibrate the size of the conflict because if somebody's just being awkward or irritating, is there actually..."

Listen now (58 mins) | "Often we don't think about the consequences of being compliant as well because there is a cost to always disregarding your values and bowing your head..."

Listen now (63 mins) | “People have always fought against anyone trying to impose power on them or trying to assert their status on them. That is true right throughout history, from..."

Listen now (49 min) | “But what I do do is whenever I read an academic paper is I read around it. I don't just take that as given or assume..."

Listen now (61 min) | “There's a fantasy in argument, in Lean In, or Girlboss style corporate feminism that says, once you have women in charge of your company, then your company is feminist..."

Listen now (45 min) | “Outside the legal context, I'm urging readers and listeners in this case to think very deliberately about whether that high standard of proof..."

Listen now (60 mins) | "The way I integrate it in my life is that these seven powers give us an opportunity to become aware of how human we are, not so that we can berate..."

Listen now (57 mins) | "You can't be independent if you're not deeply connected. So what happens to a child that's not deeply connected? What actually happens? Guess what happens? They don't feel..."

Listen now (56 mins) | "In certain ways, our culture has glamorized the cynic. The person who doesn't have faith in others is seen as maybe wise or especially sharp. And it turns out that..."

These are vast topic spaces, with myriad voices—many voices that have been culturally oppressed for millennia (i.e.