
Join me as I chat with published and in-progress memoirists, storytellers and healers about memoir writing, healing, embodiment, somatics and story.
Talking about the things that shape us – our life stories, our bodies, our healing and marvelous stories – these are conversations that matter – personal, transformative and honest.
I believe that conversations of depth are good medicine. They’re the antidote to feeling alone with personal challenges that are more appropriately situated in cultural, societal and historical contexts.
I believe these conversations can be catalysts for learning, growth and connection.
Explore all Personal Mythmaking podcast episodes here:
107: HEALING: Kendra Cunov on puberty, zen centres, trees and authentic relating
106: WRITING PROMPT: Sourcing From Your Feet
105: STORY: A Selkie Tale
104: HEALING: Elisha Halpin on dance, the sacred, the nervous system and having an abiding curiosity
103: INTRODUCING: The Memoir Body, Healing Story Podcast
102: ENCORE: Sebene Selassie, Kisagotami & thoughts on creativity and body
101: ENCORE: Roxanne Coble, The Worn Out Dancing Shoes & thoughts on creativity and body
100: ENCORE: Alisha Sommer, Bluebeard & thoughts on creativity and body
99: ENCORE: Louise Hardy on creative resourcing, art and therapy
98: ENCORE: Gitanjali Hemp, Churning the Cosmic Sea & thoughts on creativity and body
97: ENCORE: Sylvia Linsteadt, Ariadne and the Minotaur & thoughts on creativity and body
96: ENCORE: Salma Darling, Angulimala & thoughts on creativity and body
95: ENCORE: Grace Quantock, The Lady of the Lake and the Physicians of Myddfai & thoughts on creativity and body
94: ENCORE: Kate Chadbourne, An Fear Gan Sceal & thoughts on creativity and body
93: ENCORE: Jen Setterfield, The Handless Maiden & thoughts on creativity and body
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