Hosted by Kelly Tatham, this podcast is packed with dynamic conversations and ideas about shifting paradigms, touching on subjects like social justice, politics, protest, modernity, art and culture, alchemy, and the human experience.
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After a weekend of spliffs, staying up talking until 2am, and connecting the dots on love, consciousness, and culture conditioning, Kelly and elianne sit down to discuss elianne’s thesis on the Palestinian political identity, how queerness leads to liberation, the performative ruse of the colonial justice system, and leaving behind the transactional nature of modern dating. Watch the full conversation on YouTube @loveandthemultiverse elianne el amyouni is a lebanese-canadian writer, poet, PhD candidate, and TikTok superstar known as Twitchy Witch. She has a Masters in Occult Symbology and Jungian Dream Analysis, and she also sometimes turns into a cat. Meow.
Elianne El Amyouni aka Twitchy Witch is back on the podcast! Elianne is a PhD candidate in the Palestinian political identity with a Masters in Jungian Dream Analysis and Occult Symbology. She shares from her life growing up in a household with parents who taught her to question everything -- especially dominant narratives -- and explains how out of a pantheon of gods, a singular God emerged and evolved through the religions of the West. We also talk tarot, bias, gaslighting, free will, and how stories shape the world.
Does consciousness create reality?! Sherrie Jackson blows our minds with her NOPE "tulpa" theory and Kelly offers esoteric insights to back her up. Check out Sherrie's blog for in-depth film analysis and fun: https://thefoolio.substack.com/
Organizer, artist, and engineer Kia Zahrabi speaks with Kelly about the one year anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death, the history of hijab laws in Iran, Iranians' ongoing struggle and revolution against the Islamic Regime, Zoroastrianism, and the embers burning just below the surface. Follow Nazanin Boniadi, Iranian Knowledge, Amplify Iran, Iranian Diaspora Collective, United for Masha, Center for Human Rights in Iran, Gol Farahani, and nsuncollective.
Amrita Ahuja, the Founder of Groundwork, speaks to Kelly about the challenges of living in the upside down world, how we've normalized to being in survival mode, the pain underneath it all, closing the small gaps, and being in service of something greater than ourselves. Follow Amrita @groundwork.xyz