
In Part Two of this special series on migration and belonging, I sit down with my neighbors, Chuck and Camille Olcese, to explore the journeys that brought them to Lawrence and the experiences that shaped their...


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Hosted by Nick Pineda @ Kapwa Leadership · society · EN
Calling in the Healers is a hyper-local podcast based in Lawrence, KS, built for and with community, where we explore what healing means in all its forms—from personal journeys to community-wide transformation.
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Signup to Generate a PitchCalling in the Healers is a hyper-local podcast based in Lawrence, KS, built for and with community, where we explore what healing means in all its forms, from personal journeys to community-wide transformation.
Recent episodes include "Good Neighbors (Part 2 of 2) w/ Chuck & Camille Olcese" (19 June 2026, 76 minutes), "Good Neighbors (Part 1 of 2) w/ Chuck, Camille & Mariel" (19 June 2026, 69 minutes), and "Traditions of our Future w/ Mona Cliff (Aaniiih/Nakota)" (30 January 2026, 73 minutes).
Calling in the Healers publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 74 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for Calling in the Healers is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Calling in the Healers requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Calling in the Healers's contact route on record: verified email.
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Calling in the Healers is a society podcast with 14 episodes published.
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In Part Two of this special series on migration and belonging, I sit down with my neighbors, Chuck and Camille Olcese, to explore the journeys that brought them to Lawrence and the experiences that shaped their...

Today we've got a special two-part conversation about migration, belonging, and what it means to make a home in a place. Over the past year, conversations about immigration have become increasingly visible in Lawrence...

<p>This week on Calling in the Healers, I sit down with Mona Cliff (Aaniiih/Nakota) — multidisciplinary artist, seed beader, and community member — to explore creativity, responsibility, and what it means to carry...

<p>This week on Calling in the Healers, I walk the fields with Amy June — seed keeper, farmer, community member, and co-founder of Goodway Farm — to explore how seeds, soil, and the slow rhythms of land stewardship can...

Episode #9
<p>This week on Calling in the Healers, I sit down with Moniqué Mercurio: Ohlone Costanoan Esselen Nation, Detribalized Mission Indian, Indigenous entrepreneur, mom, creative, and community builder, and Director of...

<p>This week on Calling in the Healers, I sit down with Dr. David Tamez, philosopher at the University of Kansas and co-lead at KU’s Center for Cyber-Social Dynamics, to explore how artificial intelligence and human...

<p>This week on Calling in the Healers, I sit down with Vanessa Johnson (Diné), Assistant Director at Lawrence Montessori School and proud Haskell alumna, to reflect on her journey from New Mexico to 20 years of...

Calling in the Healers
<p>This week on Calling in the Healers, I sit down with Travis Campbell (Cherokee, Choctaw, Delaware), Director of the Haskell Cultural Center & Museum, to reflect on the transformation of Haskell - from a federal...

<p>We already intuitively know that food is more than fuel. We know that it is real medicine on so many levels! It is energy, nutrition, health, memory, beauty and straight up YUM.<br>So why do we need to be reminded so...

<p>In this episode of Calling in the Healers, host Nick Pineda sits down with Rebekka Schlichting (Ioway)—filmmaker, Professor of Practice at the University of Kansas, story keeper, and community healer in Lawrence...

<p>Are you organizing your life so you can move the way you want to for the rest of your life?</p><p>In this episode of Calling in the Healers, we sit down with Zach and Whitney Schneider, personal trainers and...

<p>What if the land could teach you everything you forgot you knew?</p><p>In this episode of Calling in the Healers, Nick Pineda sits down with Courtney Eddy King—Indigenous scientist, cultural steward, and greenhouse...

Episode #1
<p>In this opening episode of Calling in the Healers, host Nick Pineda sits down with Cris—great-grandmother, sponsor, and longtime member of the Lawrence recovery community—for a conversation that is equal parts...

Episode #1
<p>Mabuhay & Welcome!</p><p>I'm Nick Pineda, Lawrence resident and host of this new, hyper-local podcast all about what it takes to renew, restore, repair, regenerate, reimagine and actively build the future of...
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COO for Planned Parenthood Direct, Lawrence Montessori School
clinical dentist, author, trainer, speaker, online contributor, dental coach, Macedonia World Baptist Missions
Marketing and Public Relations Director, Twin Bridge Capital Partners
Goodway Farm
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