Safe Space Radio is the show about subjects we’d struggle with less if we could talk about them more. We combine storytelling with empathy and expertise to foster courage in navigating challenging conversations and combating shame and stigma. Our new miniseries is Can We Talk?
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“I had known the pain, and survived it. It only remained for me to give it voice, to share it for use, that the pain not be wasted.” Audre Lorde The experience of violence is shaped by shame and silence. We’ll hear stories about how silence and shame define the experience of violence for everyone ...read more » (https://safespaceradio.com/from-violence-to-voice/)
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13 May 2021
Climate Courage
“What if global warming isn’t only a crisis. What if it’s our best chance to build a better world?” Naomi Klein Reports of wildfires, hurricanes, and extinctions are frightening, yet we rarely hear people talking about the mental health impact of these changes. This hour long show explores how coping with the mental health impacts ...read more » (https://safespaceradio.com/climate-courage/)
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12 May 2021
Saying Goodbye
“Only in the agony of parting do we look into the depths of love.” George Eliot This hour-long show is about the mental health benefits and challenges of saying a good goodbye at the end of life. Through stories, we explore different facets of goodbyes, including why so many of us avoid saying goodbye even ...read more » (https://safespaceradio.com/saying-goodbye/)
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Inside a recent episode
Shame and Resilience with Brene Brown
Published 9 Jun 2010 · Transcript excerpt
[…] And if you look at blame, it's interesting. From a research perspective, the way it's often described is blame is simply the discharge, discharging pain and discomfort. Passing it down along the line. That's it. Just really almost like electricity flowing through our bodies that we have to shoot out. […]
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