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Found Free with Sabia Wade

Hosted by Sabia Wade · arts · EN-US

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About this Podcast:

Welcome to the Found Free podcast where host, Sabia Wade, sits down with amazing guests from all walks of life to delve into important conversations about liberation, spirituality, and activism. Each episode is a transformative experience, as guests bring their own unique magic and experience to the studio. Brace yourself for thought-provoking discussions that will leave you with a fresh perspective, reignite your activism, and provide tangible and actionable steps on your liberation journey. Conversations get REAL. Found Free is set apart by the dedicated focus on understanding the layers of humanity through a lens of radical liberation and reproductive justice, echoing the message that “when we center the most marginalized, we all benefit.”. Sabia, a skilled builder of bridges, brings her experience as an author, coach, full-spectrum doula, spiritual director, educator, CEO, and Domme to her new podcast.

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17%

Guest openness

Selective

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What is Found Free with Sabia Wade about?

Welcome to the Found Free podcast where host, Sabia Wade, sits down with amazing guests from all walks of life to delve into important conversations about liberation, spirituality, and activism. Each episode is a transformative experience, as guests bring their own unique magic and experience to the studio.

Who hosts Found Free with Sabia Wade?

Found Free with Sabia Wade is hosted by Sabia Wade. The show has published 13 episodes to date.

What has Found Free with Sabia Wade covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Why Black Mental Health Problems Go Undiagnosed" (26 November 2024, 36 minutes), "Turning Intergenerational Trauma Into Intergenerational Hope: Interview With A Black Clinical Psychologist" (12 November 2024, 31 minutes), and "Q&A With A Reproductive Justice Doula" (29 October 2024, 23 minutes).

How often does Found Free with Sabia Wade publish?

Found Free with Sabia Wade publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 43 minutes across 13 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Found Free with Sabia Wade?

Booking probability for Found Free with Sabia Wade is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Found Free with Sabia Wade requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Found Free with Sabia Wade's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Found Free with Sabia Wade?

The strongest fits for Found Free with Sabia Wade are Advocacy & Social Causes. Found Free with Sabia Wade has an arts audience.

About the host

Sabia Wade hosts Found Free with Sabia Wade, an arts podcast with 13 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #13

    Why Black Mental Health Problems Go Undiagnosed

    Nov 26, 202436 minS1

    <p>Welcome to the second part of my interview with Dr Raquel Martin, a clinical psychologist who specializes in uplifting members of the Black community so they can reach beyond their trauma to live a more fulfilled...

  • Episode #12

    Turning Intergenerational Trauma Into Intergenerational Hope: Interview With A Black Clinical Psychologist

    Nov 12, 202431 minS1

    <p>Our conversations around generational trauma have evolved to become more nuanced and to shed more light on the Black experience in the United States. But what if, instead of creating intergenerational trauma, there...

  • Episode #11

    Q&A With A Reproductive Justice Doula

    Oct 29, 202423 minS1

    <p>This episode of Found Free dives into multiple aspects of being a doula as I answer common questions about doulas, birth work and reproductive justice. Whether you’re expecting a baby and looking for a doula or...

  • Episode #10

    “I Had an Abortion”: What Abortion Activism Looks Like

    Oct 15, 202438 minS1

    <p>The history of abortion in America is also the story of people of color: a struggle for independence, respect, and self-determination. In this episode of the Found Free podcast, I talk with Renee Bracey Sherman, a...

  • Episode #9

    Money Talks: Addressing Financial Trauma in Reproductive Justice

    Oct 1, 202456 minS1

    <p>If you’re not ready for a real conversation about the intersection of money, reproductive rights, and social justice, this podcast episode isn’t for you. Because in this episode of Found Free, I’m getting deep into...

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  • Episode #8

    Medicaid Regulation and Reproductive Justice: Doulas In The Healthcare System

    Sep 17, 202439 minS1

    <p>Doulas have been around since forever, helping birthing people to deliver and raise their children in a way that feels right to them. But recently, we’ve seen the role of the doula change, and not just because had a...

  • Episode #7

    Where Capital, Social Justice, and Reproductive Rights Meet

    Sep 3, 202453 minS1

    <p>When Tenesha started her internship in a reproductive health center in Texas, she never imagined where it would lead her. But now she’s the founder of Orchid Investing, a fund that works towards justice for...

  • Episode #6

    Can Doulas Make an Impact in the Healthcare System?

    Aug 20, 202451 minS1

    <p>If you’ve been a doula for longer than a minute, you know that it’s about so much more than being present at birth. In fact, there’s so much to being a doula that this is the second part of my conversation with Flor...

  • Episode #5

    Reclaiming Birth: A Doula's Mission with Flor Cruz

    Aug 6, 202452 minS1

    <p>“Birth is political”. Today’s guest on the Found Free podcast is Flor, a doula who does so much more than deliver babies. She tells me about how she’s using her platform to fight for equality and for a higher...

  • Episode #4

    Are you Actually Ready to Stop Suffering?

    Jul 23, 202446 minS1

    <p>Rage, anger, suffering - these are intense emotions that can feel all-consuming and defining. But what if I told you they don't have to own you? In this powerful episode of the Found Free podcast, I continue my...

  • Found Free with Sabia Wade

    Black, Queer, Buddhist: A Journey in Spirituality

    Jul 9, 202445 minS0

    <p>Welcome back to another episode of the Found Free podcast! Today's guest is the profound Lama Rod Owens, and let me tell you, this conversation is one you won't want to miss. From the very start, Lama Rod's candor...

  • Episode #2

    How to Sell Yourself Without Selling Your Soul

    Jun 27, 202434 minS1

    <p>Expensive payment plans, 24-hour ‘discounts’, sales pages without prices on… how many of these have you seen online? And how many have you bought into? Shady business tactics like these are a hot topic for me and for...

  • Episode #1

    The Anti-Capitalist Business Coach’s Guide to Making Money Well

    May 14, 202450 minS1

    <p>Have you ever felt guilty about charging money for your services or products? That inner turmoil is something many entrepreneurs struggle with, especially those driven by social justice values. In this episode of the...

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