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Hosted by Mind Body Spirit.fm · education · EN · 44 episodes
Join Kari and her guests to explore all the ways we exist in relationship. Whether they’re talking about how we relate to our bodies and food, music and art, family, our stuff, our thoughts, and more, you’ll be sure to find something relatable in these dynamic conversations. Kari draws on her expertise as a published author, parenting coach, and grief and rage educator to investigate how these connections influence us as we move through the world every day.
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Signup to Generate a PitchJoin Kari and her guests to explore all the ways we exist in relationship. Whether they’re talking about how we relate to our bodies and food, music and art, family, our stuff, our thoughts, and more, you’ll be sure to find something relatable in these dynamic conversations.
Recent episodes include "Visions for a Radically Different World 5: Care and Affection" (8 June 2026, 75 minutes), "Visions for a Radically Different World 4: Growth & Development" (7 May 2026, 80 minutes), and "Visions for a Radically Different World 3: Creation & Rest" (26 March 2026, 82 minutes).
It's Relatable publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 62 minutes across 44 episodes.
Booking probability for It's Relatable is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. It's Relatable requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. It's Relatable's contact route on record: verified email.
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It's Relatable is an education show with 44 episodes published.
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It's Relatable
Kari talks with Faith and Tanya about the care economy, why so much of our care is uncompensated, stigmatized, and doled out according to class, age, and the needs of the system. They also explore how our needs for care...
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In this episode, Kari talks with Debra and Britt about learning, why we learn, how we learn, and how learning, growth, and development are changed by capitalism. Each of us deserves to have opportunities to explore new...
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Join Kari, Shelby, and Sarah as they explore the ideas and definitions of creativity and rest and talk about why they are so important to our well-being. They also look at how these two things impact our ability to...
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We all need to belong, if only for survival, but we also want to feel valued and important. Kari, Samandra, and Niki talk about the ways our current systems have commodified those needs without actually meeting them...
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In the first full-length episode of Visions for a Radically Different World, Kari talks with two friends about what it might look like to create a world where everyone's needs for subsistence and physical safety are...
Episode #39
This is a short introduction to a new series where Kari and guests explore ideas for a world where our systems and structures actually serve us as human beings. We ask the question: how can we create systems and...
Episode #36
Kari talks to Shelby Mathis about the importance of rest and play for folks whose work relies on creativity. Come listen as these two explore ideas of what it means to reimagine the way you talk about your work and...
Episode #37
Check out the news on any given day and you'll see evidence of all the ways we "other" people, shame them, alienate them, and cause harm to them - passively and actively. In this conversation, Vanessa Faloye and I dig...
Episode #36
In this short episode, Kari revisits her conversation with Jason Sole, who has applied for a pardon for his crimes in the state of Minnesota and discovered just how opaque and unequal the system is. Georgia Fort's...
Episode #35
Kari talks to Jess Graham about their new book, Being (Sick) Enough, and what it means to build a relationship to pain - both chronic illness and emotional trauma. The conversation touches on autism, addiction, chronic...
Episode #33
Kari talks with Faith Scott, a writer, therapist, TEDx speaker, and all-around amazing human about what "place" means to her. Drawing on inspiration from bell hooks and Nicholas Galanin, Kari and Faith explore ideas of...
Episode #33
This short episode features Kari thinking out loud about where we can find solace amidst chaos. She invites listeners to think about how to identify solid ground when everything feels scary and tenuous. It is so easy to...
Episode #31
Eleanor Vincent is an author whose latest book is called Disconnected: Portrait of a Neurodiverse Marriage. In this memoir, she recounts her experience of courtship and marriage to a man on the autism spectrum and...
Episode #31
Kari and Aggeliki talk about writing, how it relates to life, and Aggeliki's new novel, Unlucky Mel. Exploring themes of caregiving, workplace politics, and humor, the book is tremendously entertaining and relatable...
Episode #30
In this episode, Kari and Nina McCollum talk about what it's like to be a caregiver to kids and parents simultaneously. In the last couple of decades, the emergence of the so-called Sandwich Generation has put an...
Episode #29
Garrett Bucks is a writer and organizer dedicated to creating spaces where White folks can have conversations about what it means to really create communities where we all thrive and talk honestly about racism and the...
Episode #28
Dr. Paul Zeitz, a physician, activist, and author, joins Kari to talk about his new book, Revolutionary Optimism. They explore ideas of overwhelm and grief and share tips for how to stay focused on love in challenging...
Episode #27
Join Kari and Jason Sole to talk about what it means to be in community with each other in ways that heal and repair rifts, and why abolition is a key part of this. Jason's experiences as a Black man in the United...
Episode #26
Kari talks with Judy Ryan Hall about how her tongue cancer and the subsequent treatment radically changed her relationship to her body and to food. The treatment not only resulted in serious complications that kept her...
Episode #25
Kari and Rachael talk about how they came to their parenting philosophies, examine the complexities of parenting, and look at how their ideas changed over time. Exploring ideas of discipline and attachment and how we...
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transformational speaker and bestselling author of "You Are the One" and "The Magic of Surrender"
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Chair & Managing Partner, Gibson Dunn
trauma-informed education expert, former college president, author of Mending Education, The Paddock Project
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