Hosted by Ronin Apokalypsis · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 32 episodes
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Cracks in the Cement is a podcast series that aims to bring awareness to colonizer culture so we can make conscious choices in how we want to be with each other and the world. This series weaves three themes: (1) What is colonizer culture? In what ways does it surround us?(2) How did it get here?(3) Where do we want to go from here?
Ronin Apokalypsis hosts Cracks in the Cement, a society show with 32 episodes published.
For this Cracks in the Cement podcast episode, I talk about how some of the ADHD symptoms that I can relate to might get mixed in with my whiteness. I know there can be a lot of relief in realizing one has what is curren
For this episode, Ronin (Ro) talks about what keeps them going in these times without losing their sh*t.If you're interested in the Emotional Resilience and Accountability Training, you can check it out here: https://www
How might white people bring up "your whiteness is showing" kind of thing with other white folks? Ronin shares four steps to make this easy, and without coming across as policing or superior. Youtube version here: https:
Ronin shares four ways white folks commonly think they're being helpful when they're actually overshadowing others and/or unconsciously prioritizing themselves. More information on our community conversations here - http
In this episode of Cracks in the Cement, I have the privilege of talking to jen of wild root revival (certified in Embodied Sex Coaching, Sexological Bodywork, and Psychedelic Integration Coaching-- so fricking cool) abo
The smoke and mirrors of the United States occupation is gone for many of us who were not able to see it (mostly white folks). As we work through the nausea, sadness, hopelessness, anger, etc., let's use this awareness t
A quick episode to honor the current day human experience-- the grief, anger, hopelessness of war and climate change... and as humans have done forever through the worst of times, we are asked to find ways to help and ho
It was brought to my attention that I have been using the word “woo" because I feel nervous my spiritual practices will scare some people off. I was unaware of how discounting and diminishing that is to the healers and h
White supremacy is a violent pattern of being-- both seen and unseen-- that demands us to pattern ourselves to fit in with it (or it will spit us out). This has created a wounded culture that needs healing (we must to do
This episode distinguishes between two types of perfectionism, and explores what's underneath so we can do more than just hot potato everything that seems related to it. Talking to myself and white-bodied listeners, I al
Four years past the big white awakening of the 2020 Black Lives Matter movement... Are places like Eugene, Oregon much better? If you are a white person, are you much better? This episode reflects on some ways I've learn
What's slowing you down from stepping into your full self (and we need your full self now more than ever, as we enter new climate patterns and political challenges)? For me, it was alcohol and trying to be social in ways
A vision of my emotionally distant grandmother as a child inspires me to discuss how trauma, blocked grief, and a belief in group superiority create armor and plaque around one's heart, blocking the ability to feel other
The condition of whiteness has programmed many of us white folks into thinking we can take up more than our fair share of time and resources. This episode reflects on how moving back is often the most helpful action we w
This episode is dedicated to my mom and my partner for loving and accepting all of who I am. Thank you so very much
For this episode I dig a little more into how ancestral trauma potentially mixes with whiteness. Specifically, how being raised with messages that there is not enough food, resources, or unconditional love, coupled with
As we learn about tenets of white supremacy, productivity is commonly listed. Does this mean productivity is inherently bad? It seems to me it depends on what it's for, and if it's in healthy relationship with other bein
Those of us who are justice-oriented, and raised with white supremacy conditioning, can often find ourselves in the habit of being hyper-judgemental. For this episode, I reflect on how whiteness interacts with this pheno
A treasured friend of mine, M, requested I do an episode on grief, so here it is. Grief has become one of my favorite topics because thanks to friends of mine like Drea, and teachers like Martín Prechtel, I have come to
This August episode offers updates on what going on with Rise Up Rooted (the organization from which this podcast springs), including its place on the path towards nonprofit status, as well as a bit of background and mor
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Cracks in the Cement is hosted by Ronin Apokalypsis. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 32 episodes.
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