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Hosted by Adeola · EN · 5 episodes
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This podcast is about cultivating play as a healing and liberatory practice. It's a place for Black women and gender expansive people to remember, delight in, more deeply explore, and reclaim—the past, present, and future of play in their lives. I hope these conversations support us all to more fully access the aliveness we deeply need and deserve. Join me and my friends in bearing witness to and building on this growing collective conversation, which predates the podcast and will continue to ripple far and wide.
Adeola hosts Black Women at Play, a society show with 5 episodes published.
We’re visiting with wonder today. What it illuminates, teaches us, and has the potential to transform (both similar to and different from awakenings that moving through grief can bring). I’m finding that wonder can be de
We’re visiting with wonder today. What it illuminates, teaches us, and has the potential to transform (both similar to and different from awakenings that moving through grief can bring). I’m finding that wonder can be de
What if there was a sign—or bat signal if you will—that let us know it's time to play? What are the conditions that draw you into playful experiences? And how do we create the life rhythms and context for play? When I fi
What if there was a sign—or bat signal if you will—that let us know it's time to play? What are the conditions that draw you into playful experiences? And how do we create the life rhythms and context for play? When I fi
Me and my friend Jess Brown, getting into shenanigans and our play roots today. We’re exploring what’s wonderful, what’s really hard, and what’s been transformed by our different ways of moving with play as a foundation,
Me and my friend Jess Brown, getting into shenanigans and our play roots today. We’re exploring what’s wonderful, what’s really hard, and what’s been transformed by our different ways of moving with play as a foundation,
Back in the playground. Today, with me and my friend Becci Davis—getting into some nostalgia. From Elmer’s glue hands and click-pens, to stickers and hello kitty collections, to making potions and flower crowns. Nostalgi
Back in the playground. Today, with me and my friend Becci Davis—getting into some nostalgia. From Elmer’s glue hands and click-pens, to stickers and hello kitty collections, to making potions and flower crowns. Nostalgi
Pop into our playground, where the full spectrum of cozy nostalgia, nerdy curiosities, unapologetic cackles, silly shenanigans, and awkward Blackness is welcome. Come hear about some wishes and intentions for the podcast
Pop into our playground, where the full spectrum of cozy nostalgia, nerdy curiosities, unapologetic cackles, silly shenanigans, and awkward Blackness is welcome. Come hear about some wishes and intentions for the podcast
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Black Women at Play is hosted by Adeola. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 5 episodes.
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