Oct 29, 20261h 5mS3
Emily Race-Newmark talks with journalist and author Mónica Guzmán about the braver conversations we need to have in these dangerously divided times. As the author of “I never thought of it that way” and a proud liberal...
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Visions for a world our children *want* to inherit — and how we, the village raising them, can bring that world to life. Join a group of other revillagers committed to bringing these ideas into embodied practice, prayer and play over at The Third Space — learn more at www.revillagingmama.com/offers#thethirdspace (Season 1 of this podcast was released under the title 'Founding Mothers').
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What is This Is How We Care about?
Visions for a world our children *want* to inherit, and how we, the village raising them, can bring that world to life. Join a group of other revillagers committed to bringing these ideas into embodied practice, prayer and play over at The Third Space, learn more at (Season 1 of this podcast was released under the title 'Founding Mothers').
What has This Is How We Care covered recently?
Recent episodes include "93: How We Stay Connected Across Political Divides with Mónica Guzmán" (29 October 2026, 65 minutes), "92: How We Turn Loneliness into Relational Agency with David Jay" (30 September 2026, 61 minutes), and "91: How We Become Fluent In Radical Communal Care with Oumou Sylla" (10 September 2026, 52 minutes).
How often does This Is How We Care publish?
This Is How We Care publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 45 minutes.
How hard is it to get booked on This Is How We Care?
Booking probability for This Is How We Care is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. This Is How We Care requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. This Is How We Care's contact route on record: verified email.
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The strongest fits for This Is How We Care are Family & Social Services. This Is How We Care has a society audience.
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Recent episodes
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Sep 30, 20261h 1mS3Imagine there are two paths ahead of us: one, a lonely future, and the other, a relational one. Which would you choose? In this conversation with David Jay— activist, community builder, and author of the book...
Sep 10, 202652 minS3Emily Race-Newmark sits down with N. Oumou Sylla — creator of “Radical Mental Health First Aid”, an anti-carceral, consent-centered approach to responding to mental health crisis — to explore what it looks like when an...
Aug 18, 20261h 8mS3Emily sits down with Dr. Sophie Brock to unpack the deep social forces that shape motherhood, getting to the root of why so many mothers today experience "mom guilt", "feeling trapped", and "undervalued" in their...
This Is How We Care
89: How We Build Disaster-Resilient Communities with Kailea Loften and Summer Starr
Jul 14, 20261h 6mHow do we as caregivers “prepare” for the polycrisis we find ourselves in today? In this conversation, Emily Race-Newmark sits down with Kailea Loften (co-author, Compassion in Crisis: Building Disaster Resilient...
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May 19, 202653 minS3<p>Most parents want to protect their children but feel unsure where to begin the conversation around body safety, boundaries, and prevention. In this conversation, Emily sits down with Victoria Barendsen — a...
Mar 13, 202652 minS3<p>In this conversation, Emily sits down with Jenny Odell — artist and author of "Saving Time" and "How to Do Nothing" — to explore the importance of reclaiming our attention and time in a digital age. We explore how...
Feb 5, 202655 minS3<p>In this episode of This Is How We Care, I’m joined by Diane Alisa, author of "A Love Letter to Suburbia: How to Restore the American Village", for a conversation that names what SO many families feel, but haven’t had...
Jan 14, 202658 minS3<p>In this episode of This Is How We Care, we sit down with developmental psychologist and author Dr. Darcia Narvaez to explore what children—and humanity—truly need to thrive.</p><p>Drawing from neuroscience...
Dec 3, 202554 minS3<p>In this conversation with ceremonialist, teen mentor, and soul-centric educator Johannah Reimer, we explore how to bring back the village-held rites of passage that our girls—and all young...
Nov 11, 202554 minS3<p>In this conversation, Emily Race-Newmark and Kazu Haga explore the themes of nonviolence, community healing, and the importance of conflict as a regenerative force. They discuss the necessity of grief rituals for...
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082: A World Our Children Want to Inherit
Oct 21, 202522 minS3<p>In the Season 3 opener of 'This Is How We Care', host Emily Race-Newmark reflects on the uncertainty of this time in history and the importance of community, especially in parenting. She shares about her personal...
Jul 23, 20241h 1mS2<p>In the season finale of the This is How We Care podcast, we reflect on the journey we've taken together, exploring the concept of collective care and envisioning new possibilities for our world. This episode is...
Jul 16, 202442 minS2<p>In this episode, Hilary Giovale—author of Becoming A Good Relative: Calling White Settlers Toward Truth, Healing and Repair—aids us in exploring the complexities of “whiteness”. From the emotions tied to this...
Jul 16, 20244 minS2<p>In this Grounding Practice, Hilary Giovale—author of Becoming A Good Relative: Calling White Settlers Toward Truth, Healing and Repair—guides us through a meditation to connect with our ancestors. This journey...
Jul 9, 202437 minS2<p>In this episode, Vanessa Roanhorse—CEO and Portfolio Lead of Roanhorse Consulting and co-founder of Native Women Lead—helps us to understand how we can learn a new worldview on the economy from Indigenous peoples...
Jul 9, 20244 minS2<p>In this Grounding Practice, Vanessa Roanhorse—CEO and Portfolio Lead of Roanhorse Consulting and co-founder of Native Women Lead—leads us through a box breathing exercise used to relieve stress and help move the...
Jul 2, 202437 minS2<p>In this episode, Kit Maloney—owner of Kitara and women’s health and wellness specialist with over 20 years of experience—shares the benefits of the practice of yoni steaming. She explains how this practice can...
Jul 2, 202410 minS2<p>In this Grounding Practice, Kit Maloney—owner of Kitara and women’s health and wellness specialist with over 20 years of experience—guides us through mindful movements and breathing exercises that allow us to bring...
Jun 25, 202437 minS2<p>In this episode, Metztli Lopez Torres—founder of Luna Mamá Healing Services, intends to return to traditional and indigenous ways related to childbirth, motherhood, and care of the female body—shares holistic...
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David Jay
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Dr. Sophie Brock
sociologist specializing in Motherhood Studies, The Good Enough Mother
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Jenny Odell
interviewee on Emergence podcast
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Dr. Darcia Narvaez
Professor of Psychology Emerita at the University of Notre Dame, University of Notre Dame
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