Top 5% Spotify Most Shared Podcasts, the Higher Love with Megan Podcast is not just another 'nice-to-have' wellness podcast. It is a disruptive challenge to the status quo, breaking out of the echo chamber of societal narratives within wellness and beyond. Join me, your host, Megan Cooper, a trauma-informed therapist and coach, as we foster an inclusive, diverse space that stands for higher love for all. Through thought-provoking, bold conversations that reunite wellness with social justice and activism, we remember our collective humanity and stand together as ambassadors for change.

Higher Love with Megan
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Top 5% Spotify Most Shared Podcasts, the Higher Love with Megan Podcast is not just another 'nice-to-have' wellness podcast. It is a disruptive challenge to the status quo, breaking out of the echo chamber of societal narratives within wellness and beyond. Join me, your host, Megan Cooper, a trauma-informed therapist and coach, as we foster an inclusive, diverse space that stands for higher love for all. Through thought-provoking, bold conversations that reunite wellness with social justice and activism, we remember our collective humanity and stand together as ambassadors for change.
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July 29, 2026
Relating in the Time of Polycrisis with Keri Jarvis
<p>This week I welcome back the superb Keri Jarvis, who joined me for the episode "Disrupting the Wellness Industry" back in 2024. One of the wisest and most sensible people I have in my circle (as well as suitably radical and feisty - obviously) Keri shares her reflections on the ways we do and do not relate in today's world. Observing how many of the conditions and structures of our lives have rendered us relationally de-skilled, Keri and I explore possibility for communication, honesty, vulnerability, understanding and knowing ourselves and each other in a world which is increasingly polarised, divided and in short - a time of polycrisis!</p><p>This is a must-listen episode for how we might actually create the environments and relational dynamics for what Keri calls, liveable futures TOGETHER.</p><p><br></p><p><u><strong>In this episode:</strong></u></p><p>- how systems of capitalism, supremacy and patriarchy have informed the way we interact with one another and in many respects deskilled us.- how mainstream ‘wellness culture’ or ‘Western psychology’ in some ways perpetuates some of these relational challenges, despite best intentions</p><p>- how spaces of activism and social change can also mirror relational complexity and cycles of relational harm</p><p><br></p><p><br>eimagining possibility for how we may be together in relational intimacy<strong> </strong></p><p><br></p><p><u><strong>About Keri:</strong></u></p><p>Keri Jarvis is a Leftist Coach, Thought Partner & Community Activist supporting people to navigate the relational complexity of the polycrisis.</p><p>Keri is deeply interested in how we’ve been relationally de-skilled, and disciplined into seeing ourselves and one another as separate cogs in a machine within Last Stage Capitalism. Her work supports people to develop more agile relationships with themselves, fertilising the possibility of generative, resilient relational dynamics. </p><p>She believes the portals to liveable futures can be entered through our relationships- if only we can bear to be perceived.</p><p><strong>To contact Keri: </strong>https://www.kerijarvis.com/</p><p><br></p><p><u><strong>Key Topics:</strong></u></p><p>Relational de-skilling under capitalism</p><p>The paradox of intimacy and estrangement</p><p>Impact of wellness culture on relationships</p><p>Strategies for relational courage and vulnerability</p><p>Reimagining community through radical engagement</p><p>The role of boundaries and grey areas in connection</p><p>The importance of compassion and self-awareness</p><p>Activism and relational work in social change</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Chapters:</strong></p><p>00:00 Introduction and guest background</p><p>02:10 The relational paradox: desire for intimacy vs. fear of being known</p><p>05:01 Impact of capitalism and social systems on relational skills</p><p>09:02 The influence of wellness culture and individualism</p><p>15:02 Reimagining community through radical engagement</p><p>19:53 The importance of relational complexity and uncertainty</p><p>24:48 The role of boundaries and self-awareness in relationships</p><p>30:10 Practicing honesty and vulnerability in social change</p><p>35:05 The power of small acts of kindness and connection</p><p>39:56 Developing courage and compassion in activism</p><p>45:02 The potential of strangers and everyday interactions</p><p>49:56 Self-compassion and growth through relational challenges</p><p>01:00:07 Course announcement and closing remarks</p><p><br></p><p><u><strong>Resources:</strong></u></p><p>Radical Intimacy by Sophie K. Rosa</p><p>Experiments in Imagining Otherwise by Lola Olufemi</p><p>The Second Body by Daisy Hilgard</p><p>George Monbiot at The Guardian</p><p>Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler</p><p>Love in a Fucked Up World by Dean Spade</p><p>Collaborating with the Enemy by Adam Kahane</p><p>Everyday Habits for Transforming Systems: The Catalytic Power of Radical Engagement with Adam Kahane</p><p>The Portal e-learning platform: <u><strong>https://collective.jointheportal.com/about-the-portal-collective</strong></u></p><p><br></p><p>If you enjoyed this episode please consider leaving a 5* review or take a moment to review the show - this makes a massive difference in helping more people find the conversations. Thank you for tuning in!</p>

July 15, 2026
🔑 PANEL EVENT: "A conversation of hope between survivors" with Stephen Kapos and Antoine Raffoul
<p><strong>We're back! </strong>How better to arrive back than bring you the conversation I had the pleasure and honour of moderating in person back in May at Palestine House organised by the Galilee Foundation as part of a week-long series of events to commemorate the anniversary of the Nakba.<br>This conversation was between the celebrated voices of solidarity, Holocaust survivor Stephen Kapos and Palestinian Nakba survivor Antoine Raffoul. </p><p>Stephen and Antoine are two survivors from different tragedies but united in their similar experiences of catastrophe. Together they share common stories of resilience, hope and resistance. </p><p>This conversation highlights their lived experiences, reflections on justice, and visions for rebuilding Palestine through their shared lenses as architects. This event also illustrates the importance of storytelling as a form of resistance. Antoine and Stephen remind us that hope, coordination, and international solidarity are essential in confronting ongoing injustices. Their stories underscore that history may repeat, but collective action can lead to meaningful change.</p><p><br></p><p>At the event we also saw the debut screening of SURVIVORS - a documentary chronicling the lives of Stephen and Antoine brought to us by award-winning film-makers Think, Make, Create founded by Jacqui Beaumont and Andrea Kapos, Stephen's daughter. WATCH THIS TEASER NOW!</p><p><br></p><p>Please consider a donation to the Galilee Foundation and or the crowdfunder set up to bring SURVIVORS to our screens worldwide! All links below:</p><p><br></p><p><strong>The Galilee Foundation:</strong> https://www.galileefoundation.org.uk/</p><p><strong>Think Make Create:</strong> https://thinkmakecreate.com/</p><p><strong>SURVIVORS Documentary Official Teaser: </strong>https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=69D-zrUipmw</p><p><strong>SURVIVORS Crowdfunder: </strong>https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/survivors-campaign#</p><p><strong>The New Arab article:</strong> https://www.newarab.com/features/two-survivors-one-struggle-holocaust-nakba-and-gaza</p>

May 5, 2026
PART 2: "Meet The Angry Young Women" Part 2 with Dr Phoebe o'Brien and Megan Cooper
<p>In Part 2 of this two-part episode "Meet the Angry Young Women" Megan and Dr Phoebe o'Brien @tenshioppai address the article of the same title in The New Statesman in which they and a handful of British women were misrepresented and manufactured into what the journalist branded 'The Femosphere'. Megan and Phoebe continue to address the missing realities and contexts behind the words and look at the raw polling data to draw differing conclusions.</p><p><br /></p><p><strong>Chapters</strong></p><p>00:00 Recap from Part 1</p><p>02:23 The Intersectionality of Feminism and Activism</p><p>03:31 Art and Performance: A Feminist Perspective</p><p>05:35 Chronic Pain and Feminism: A Personal Narrative</p><p>07:02 The Intersection of Gender and Systemic Issues</p><p>08:44 Medical Misogyny and Women's Health</p><p>09:37 Misrepresentation of Women's Experiences</p><p>10:15 The Impact of War on Activism</p><p>14:09 Gender Dynamics in Activism</p><p>14:09 Radicalization Through Global Events</p><p>16:31 Emotional Responses to Conflict</p><p>18:07 The Value of Life and Gendered Perspectives</p><p>22:40 Political Alignment in Relationships</p><p>26:06 The Role of Data in Understanding Relationships</p><p>26:59 The Importance of Shared Values in Relationships</p><p>29:02 Privilege and Political Alignment</p><p>30:57 Understanding Political Views and Relationships</p><p>32:42 The Impact of Capitalism on Family Planning</p><p>34:33 Reproductive Autonomy and Economic Independence</p><p>37:02 Social Reproductive Labor and Gender Expectations</p><p>39:15 The Need for Alternative Family Structures</p><p>41:33 Perceptions of Privilege and Fear in Relationships</p><p>45:41 The Role of Advocacy and Activism in Women's Lives</p><p>49:54 The Power of Women in Social Justice</p><p><br /></p><p>If you enjoy the conversation, please consider rating the show or leaving a review. Share with anyone else who would appreciate the conversation and see you soon!</p>
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