
In this episode of Sacred Gyre I have a conversation with Rashida Saunders, a Portland police Officer who grew up in poverty in the Black community who, in her memoir and podcasts, explores strength, leadership...


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Hosted by Emily Newberry · education · EN-US
Creating positive change requires staying connected to your deepest values. This can be difficult when you feel under pressure. Let's have a conversation about how to do it!
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Signup to Generate a PitchCreating positive change requires staying connected to your deepest values. This can be difficult when you feel under pressure. Let's have a conversation about how to do it!
Sacred Gyre is hosted by Emily Newberry. The show has published 30 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 30 A Conversation With Rashida Saunders" (26 August 2026, 45 minutes), "Episode 29 What Do I Want for Christmas?" (17 December 2025, 15 minutes), and "Episode 28 Navigating Uncertainty With My Torn Meniscus" (24 November 2025, 26 minutes).
Sacred Gyre publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 22 minutes across 30 episodes.
Booking probability for Sacred Gyre is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Sacred Gyre requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Sacred Gyre's contact route on record: verified email.
Emily Newberry hosts Sacred Gyre, an education podcast with 30 episodes published.
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In this episode of Sacred Gyre I have a conversation with Rashida Saunders, a Portland police Officer who grew up in poverty in the Black community who, in her memoir and podcasts, explores strength, leadership...

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<p>A time when I received a gift I didn't expect. And learned how it might be more of a gift than I thought at first. </p>

<p>In this episode I navigate through a recent knee injury, what it tells me about how we measure things, and about the ways life can be both certain and uncertain.</p>

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<p>In this Episode of Sacred Gyre I think about my own reaction to the terrorist attacks on 9/11 2001, and how I think this helps me stay connected to my deepest values under challenging circumstances. </p>

<p>In this episode of Sacred Gyre I talk about an incident in which one of my personal "perfect stories" becomes obvious and how I am reacting. </p> <p>I then offer some thoughts on how this appears in the larger...

<p>In this episode of Sacred Gyre, I grapple with a decision by my health care provider to stop certain forms of care for transgender youth. What should I do as I feel anger, fear or sadness in response? And what, if...

<p>In this episode of Sacred Gyre, I use an example from my own life to illustrate the ways in which well-intended language about social change can potentially create harm. In addition to my thoughts on this subject, I...

<p>In the last episode of Sacred Gyre, I read a collection of 13 poems from the newly released book Splitting Open the World by Carolyn Martin. In this episode 23 Carolyn and I have a conversation about the...

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<p>Today, I invite you to a reading of poems I selected from Splitting Open the World, By Carolyn Martin. I do this, of course, with her permission.</p> <p>It was published in March 2025 by The Poetry Box a publisher...

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<p>In this episode of Sacred Gyre I will talk about my learning experiences and think about to what extent they do or do not resonate with the experience of people who work in the medical professions. I've found that...

<p>In this episode I use an example of a chance encounter with a book and article to highlight ways in which my sense of spirituality evolves over time. </p> <p> </p> <p>I also reveal my thoughts that one's spiritual...

<p>Jeep Show, A Trouper at the Battle of the Bulge, by Robert O'Connor tells the story of Jim Hetzer who enlisted in the army during World War II and is assigned to the Morale Corps as an Entertainment Specialist. These...

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<p>I'll do it my way. </p> <p>I imagine I am not the only person who has strong feelings after the recent presidential election. As an 80-year-old transgender woman, I have a lot of feelings around bathroom bills and...

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<p>I have changed the name of my Substack website to WWII Baby. Yes, I am a World War II baby, born in 1944 when the war was raging on. My new logo has WW II Baby at the top, a spiral in the middle, and the words “Age...

<p>I interrupted my work on Butterfly Arose because I noticed myself having emotional reactions to the attempted assassination of former President Trump. I created this episode of Sacred Gyre as a way of helping myself...

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<p>In this episode I read a selection of poems from her new book.</p>

<p>A new Sacred Gyre post in which I offer myself the chance to deepen my connection with my own values before creating the next Butterfly Arose podcast episode.</p>

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<p>The importance of spirituality in my own life, where mine came from and how it helped me stay connected to my deepest values as I work for change.</p>

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<p>My new podcast on butterflyarose.com will be a place where I talk about my personal belifs on issues important to me, and thoughts on books and other peeole's podcasts whom I respect. </p>

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<p>In this Episode I talk with playwrite Mikki Gillette about how she stays conected to her deepest values as she works for change.</p>
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