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Sweat, Tears, Paradise — Discothèque

Summer lovin'. Salty, fresh, androgynous.

Range by Kara Duval

Found @Kara Duval through @Becca Mandy's beautifully written rec (and was moved by your response too, Kara)! Decided to give Range a try and I would like to add to the chorus of people saying it is life-changing. My full disclosure is that as I write this, I am only a week in, but I am thoroughly enjoying the way Kara weaves personal agency and awareness and care and creativity into the classes while also leaving me feeling my body buzzing and strong and awake in a way I'm not sure I've felt before. I'm also so deeply appreciative of the financial accessibility as someone who is trying to be more intentional about my financial decisions (what I charge, what I spend) being in alignment with my values. Just beautiful, Kara! And thank you for recommending this, Becca!

David Whyte's 2016 OnBeing Interview

I nearly have this interview memorized word-for-word (I wish I could replicate his accent). I am not overstating the impact when I say that this conversation changed the course of my life. The permission, freedom, and invitation infused into David Whyte's poetry and philosophy woke me tf up inside of my own [probably dissociated] way of moving through the world nearly ten years ago. I'd made myself small. I'd been afraid of my own earnestness and wonder. I'd stepped into the shell of Chill Girl in order to avoid being Cringe Girl (Fun Fact: I hate the word cringe and would maybe go as far as to say I was traumatized by it.) I still quote this interview regularly — "We have so many allies in this world — like even the color blue in the sky..." — and reference it often to this day. I'll probably turn it on again for my walk this afternoon. Gawd bless you, David Whyte.

Sweet Fortune — Ryan Beatty

Can't stop listening. The perfect morning, driving, afternoon, evening soundtrack. Long time fan but love seeing the boy in love.

Sweat, Tears, Paradise — Discothèque

Summer lovin'. Salty, fresh, androgynous.

Range by Kara Duval

Found @Kara Duval through @Becca Mandy's beautifully written rec (and was moved by your response too, Kara)! Decided to give Range a try and I would like to add to the chorus of people saying it is life-changing. My full disclosure is that as I write this, I am only a week in, but I am thoroughly enjoying the way Kara weaves personal agency and awareness and care and creativity into the classes while also leaving me feeling my body buzzing and strong and awake in a way I'm not sure I've felt before. I'm also so deeply appreciative of the financial accessibility as someone who is trying to be more intentional about my financial decisions (what I charge, what I spend) being in alignment with my values. Just beautiful, Kara! And thank you for recommending this, Becca!

David Whyte's 2016 OnBeing Interview

I nearly have this interview memorized word-for-word (I wish I could replicate his accent). I am not overstating the impact when I say that this conversation changed the course of my life. The permission, freedom, and invitation infused into David Whyte's poetry and philosophy woke me tf up inside of my own [probably dissociated] way of moving through the world nearly ten years ago. I'd made myself small. I'd been afraid of my own earnestness and wonder. I'd stepped into the shell of Chill Girl in order to avoid being Cringe Girl (Fun Fact: I hate the word cringe and would maybe go as far as to say I was traumatized by it.) I still quote this interview regularly — "We have so many allies in this world — like even the color blue in the sky..." — and reference it often to this day. I'll probably turn it on again for my walk this afternoon. Gawd bless you, David Whyte.

Sweet Fortune — Ryan Beatty

Can't stop listening. The perfect morning, driving, afternoon, evening soundtrack. Long time fan but love seeing the boy in love.