Legacy of Loud
Claim This Podcastby Tara Averill and Fiona Averill
Podcast Overview
<p>Two generations, one mic: unpacking what matters with humor and honesty. </p>
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Publishing Since
1/9/2026
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June 30, 2026
Maria Cutrona: Yoga, Trauma & How Do We Live In These Bodies?
<p>Maria Cutrona was going to be a dancer. Then Reagan gutted arts funding, the floor dropped out, and she spent 25 years as a fashion rep before yoga finally claimed her for good. In this conversation, the Brooklyn yogi gets into what "yoking" actually means, why trauma is your response to the event and not the event itself, and where somatic work picks up after talk therapy starts looping. She and Tara go deep on spiritual bypass, the men who weep in her classes, the anxious generation's frozen nervous systems, and community as a form of mothering. When Fiona asks what she'd tell her younger self, Maria cries before she can answer: your sacrifice is equal to the gift that's on its way to you. Keep going.</p><p></p><p>Stay connected with legacy of loud: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://linktr.ee/legacyofloud" target="_blank">https://linktr.ee/legacyofloud</a></p><p></p><p>Chapters: </p><p>00:00 The Journey of Connection and Conversation</p><p>01:36 From Dance to Yoga: A Personal Evolution</p><p>07:04 Navigating Life Changes and Career Transitions</p><p>13:07 The Impact of COVID on Yoga Practice and Community</p><p>16:13 Understanding Trauma and the Essence of Yoga</p><p>19:45 Unlocking Emotions Through Yoga</p><p>21:45 The Gender Dynamics in Yoga Practice</p><p>23:29 The Evolution of Yoga Circles</p><p>25:11 Historical Context of Yoga and Gender</p><p>26:24 Spiritual Bypass and Authenticity</p><p>30:57 Advice to My Younger Self</p><p>35:04 The Role of Community in Healing</p>
June 17, 2026
Daniel Everitt-Lock: Nuclear Weapons, Fallout & Why Don't We Know About This?
<p>This week we talk to documentary filmmaker Daniel Everitt-Lock, who spent four years chasing a story most of us have never heard: the people still living with the fallout of nuclear weapons testing.</p><p></p><p>Over 2,000 bombs. Five governments. Millions of people affected — atomic veterans who saw the flash through their own closed hands, Indigenous communities living on the uranium, families from islands that no longer exist. Almost none of it makes it into a history class.</p><p>Daniel isn't an activist. He's a filmmaker. His job, as he puts it, is to get as many eyes on this as possible and let the people living it take it from there.</p><p></p><p>His film, Our Planet, The People, My Blood, opened in UK cinemas this May. We get into how it got made, deterrence and denial, what a body passes down through a bloodline, and the strange math of a government that hands you $73 and calls it even.</p><p></p><p>Stay Connected with Legacy of Loud: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://linktr.ee/legacyofloud" target="_blank">https://linktr.ee/legacyofloud</a></p><p><br />Chapters: </p><p>00:00 Introduction </p><p>00:58 Exploring Career Paths and Pivots</p><p>03:35 Documentary Insights and Creative Processes</p><p>06:39 Cultural Reflections and Personal Experiences</p><p>14:50 Political Context and Public Perception</p><p>22:45 Personal Growth and Learning Through Documentary</p><p>41:23 Conclusion and Future Endeavors</p><p></p>
June 2, 2026
Systems, Scarcity & Why Are We Doing It All Alone?
<p>"Systems That Weren't Designed For Us" is a four-part conversation series from Legacy of Loud, and this episode is where it starts — by naming the thing out loud. Women move through work, healthcare, motherhood, and partnership systems that were never built around their lives, bodies, or realities, and are still expected to perform inside them as if they were.</p><p></p><p>Recorded live at the Museum in Spite of Everything in Brooklyn, this first conversation brings together five women — including a New York agency CEO, a psychiatris specializing in women’s mental health, a chief creative officer, two creative talent agents and the founder of Not Safe For Mom Group — to do exactly that. Over the course of the night they move from the gaps in women's health research and the realities of hormones and perimenopause, to the unspoken costs of leadership, divorce and the systems around it, dating and beauty standards, maternity leave, mental health, and what it means to model different choices for the next generation.</p><p></p><p>Stay Connected with Legacy of Loud: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://linktr.ee/legacyofloud" target="_blank">https://linktr.ee/legacyofloud</a></p><p></p><p>Chapters: </p><p>00:00 Introduction to the Museum and Its Purpose</p><p>02:39 The Concept Behind the Museum</p><p>05:27 Intergenerational Conversations and Their Importance</p><p>08:30 Navigating Work-Life Balance as a Working Mother</p><p>11:01 The Impact of Hormones on Women's Health and Work</p><p>14:17 Challenges in Women's Health Research</p><p>17:17 The Unspoken Struggles of Women in Leadership</p><p>20:00 The Importance of Naming and Addressing Issues</p><p>23:17 Personal Experiences with Healthcare Systems</p><p>26:09 Divorce and the Systems Surrounding It</p><p>29:12 Dating, Beauty Standards, and Societal Expectations</p><p>35:47 The Poisoned Soil of Society</p><p>38:28 Gatekeeping and Community Among Women</p><p>41:45 Empathy and Understanding in Relationships</p><p>45:38 Redefining Work and Time</p><p>50:45 Motherhood and Identity</p><p>55:15 Sex, Power, and Relationship Dynamics</p><p>01:01:46 Modeling Choices for Future Generations</p><p>01:06:26 Creating Supportive Work Environments</p><p>01:08:26 The Economic Impact of Women's Workforce Participation</p><p>01:11:23 Navigating Maternity Leave and Workplace Support</p><p>01:14:37 Mental Health Challenges in Women</p>
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