In this episode host, Allison Carr: https://allisoncarr.net speaks with Eli Lawliet, The Gender Doula, all about the magic of gender and transitioning. You can find Eli on his website: https://www.thegenderdoula.com, or on Instagram, TikTok or FB @thegenderdoula Eli shared with me a list of trans organizations that you can donate to, many of these are led by trans folks of color. Please pick one and make a donation! TGIJP: http://www.tgijp.org/ Sylvia Rivera Law Project: https://srlp.org/ GLITS: https://www.glitsinc.org/ Transgender Law Center; https://transgenderlawcenter.org/ Acorn Center for Restoration and Freedom: https://www.acorncenter4freedom.com/ ProjectQ: https://www.projectq.me/ TransLatin@ coalition: https://www.translatinacoalition.org/ The Okra Project: https://www.theokraproject.com/ Trans Defense Fund Los Angeles: https://transdefensefundla.org/ This episode is sponsored by the Resilience Course: https://resiliencecrashcourse.teachery.co/the-resilience-course Purchase a copy of my zine: https://allisoncarr.net/the-sovereign-zine-order-page/

This episode is sponsored by the Resilience Course: https://resiliencecrashcourse.teachery.co/the-resilience-course In this interview I talk with herbalist Kate Husted about being a responsible white herbalist on colonized lands. We discussed our love for our respective adopted homelands, and how we’ve come to understand right relationship with the land we live on. Kate also discussed her project theThe Herb Hut Free Clinic, a mobile clinic that provides free healthcare to her community. She shared a bit about how she set up the structure and why it was so important for her to find funding so that the clinic could be a sustaining resource for both her and the community it serves. Find out more about Kate’s private practice and classes here: https://www.katehustedherbalist.com Learn about the Herb Hut: https://www.theherbhutfreeclinic.com The Alaskanified Movement Generation Zine for Just Transition: https://www.justtransitionak.org/toolkit/

If you could talk to someone from the future—a future where we succeeded in creating a regenerative world—wouldn’t you want to know what we did to get there? In this episode I talk to Elizabeth Russell the creator of the Dreamfruit Almanac. An intuitive planning tool that centers around Thirteen “Dreams” from a future past detailing step by step instructions for how we build that world. As Elizabeth writes “The opportunity within Dreamfruit is to let the wisdom of the imaginal realm become a practical tool of transformation.” In our interview, we look at the “Dreams” that Elizabeth downloaded for 2020 and see how they measured up to the events we just lived through. It’s kinda my nod to the ‘year in review’ podcasts and news stories you see everywhere, but with a feminist and magical twist. We also talk about the importance of deep imagination in navigating these difficult and often confusing times, and take a sneak peek at the ‘Dreams’ Elizabeth has received for 2021. More about Dream Fruit Dream fruit focuses on the themes of Natural time, Animism and Natural Allies and revolves around the 13 Dreams discussed above. “Each of the thirteen “Dreams from the Future” animates the themes of the time and gives the psyche a narrative of transformation. These dreams are written in past tense. They can be read as missives from a future being or from the collective dream to help you conceive a path forward through the particular terrain of the time.” You can find Elizabeth, and order your copy on her webiste: https://elizabethrussell.space Or connect with her on Instagram: @dreamfruit.maven To find out more about you host, Allison Carr you can connect with her here: https://allisoncarr.net Sign up for the Resilience Course here: https://resiliencecrashcourse.teachery.co/the-resilience-course