In this podcast, I discuss with individuals how their relationships with themselves and with their world have shifted as a result of COVID-19. In our uprooted circumstance, we hope to attain better clarity regarding what we want to see improved within ourselves and our world. Simultaneously we are learning what it means to create fulfillment in our lives while challenging the false capitalist idea that our value is attributed to our participation in a consumption/production system. Because there is no pause button in life, we’re paying attention to the details after life has slowed down.

You and the Pandemic
Claim This Podcastby Rachelle George
Podcast Overview
In this podcast, I discuss with individuals how their relationships with themselves and with their world have shifted as a result of COVID-19. In our uprooted circumstance, we hope to attain better clarity regarding what we want to see improved within ourselves and our world. Simultaneously we are learning what it means to create fulfillment in our lives while challenging the false capitalist idea that our value is attributed to our participation in a consumption/production system. Because there is no pause button in life, we’re paying attention to the details after life has slowed down.
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Recent Episodes

March 16, 2022
Empowerment: Femininity, Sensitivity, and Sexuality
This is a solo episode where I dive into three interrelated topics that I have been unpacking throughout the pandemic: femininity, sensitivity, and sexuality. It’s a vulnerable discussion about revindication and accountability in order to seek empowerment. My goal is to contribute to the process of ending the cycle of silencing women (which occurs via victim shaming), and to address how women/femmes can uplift one another while transcending dominant constructions of what femininity “should/shouldn’t” be.

October 26, 2021
On Trauma, Accountability, & Healing.
We need to talk about trauma. This includes us as individuals and us as a part of society as a whole, in order to de-stigmatize our own trauma within ourselves so that we can face collective trauma in a healthier framework with solidarity. Catelynn Henion and I reflect on our personal thoughts and experiences with trauma, along with processes of accountability and healing. Our disclaimer is that we are not trauma experts and do not intend to impose ideas of how anyone should or shouldn’t experience their own trauma. We hope to contribute to a larger conversation which unpacks the stigmas that we face with trauma, and to better understand ourselves in the face of harm through this process.

June 21, 2021
Mindfulness: Living & Learning in History
I sit down with Noelani McGowan and discuss a variety of topics ranging from the processes of human connection, to the impacts of the media’s portrayal of frontline medical workers compared to the portrayal of police brutality during the pandemic, along with whose voices we think are the most important in historicizing this current period in time. With all the topics we covered in between, I didn’t want the conversation to end and I’m grateful for the thoughtful insights Noelani offered to this podcast.
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