Creators and Guests

Creator of the InnerFortune journaling system and consulting practice; host of MC4P

A community activist and creator of mind-body-spirit healing spaces

Bitsy Joy Bentley is a clay artist in Red Wing MN, a climate activist with XR, and a determined facilitator of cultural harm reduction.

Dr. Cassidy Sugimoto, the author of a transformational book by the same name joins me for an intimate conversation on the numbers and the narrative about systemic obstacles keeping women's research from reaching Equity -- even if it might be nearing Parity in some spaces. Professor Sugimoto educates students at the Georgia Institute of Technology about Public Policy. She is the President of the International Society for Scientometrics and Informetrics and is past program director at the National Science Foundation.

A dynamite advocate for worker ownership, food sovereignty, and justice on many levels. Darnell Adams is an owner of Firebrand Cooperative, a credentialed coach, and a Harvard grad with a Master of Education.

Deborah Ekstrom has been a civic leader in healthcare for decades. She is a trained political scientist who serves her communities by providing compassionate expert end of life care as a doula.

Co-founder/co-director of both the US Solidarity Economy Network and the Wellspring Cooperative

Kate Mollison, founder of On Tuesdays We Wear Black, is a certified grief coach and playmaker who holds space for conversations about death and dying in the form of death cafés, seasons grieving workshops, workplace consultations and more.

Mary McClintock is a writer, a peace activist, and a creator of intergenerational lesbian community building spaces.

Minda Sanchez is a Grief Tender, the co-founder of The Doula Guild and the Village Doulas, and former Executive Producer of the Trek Table podcast

Patti Muldoon is an active, certified end of life doula, the president of the Funeral Consumers Alliance of Eastern MA, and the aging resources coordinator for New England Quakers. She leads workshops, facilitates celebrations, and advocates for chosen and earth-friendly death care options.

Founder of White Rabbit Farm, social justice activist

Coalition Organizer with the Center for Economic Democracy, COWOP, and board member of the Dorchester Food Cooperative

Sister Clare Carter is a lifelong peace activist and Buddhist nun in the order of Nipponzan Myohoji. Her efforts to walk for peace have taken her across North America, the Caribbean, Asia, and Africa and her humble activism has inspired numerous beings.

susan raffo is a bodyworker, cultural worker and writer who focuses her work through the lens of healing justice.