Lyrics

You can’t close my heart,
I’ll open it right back up.
You’re welcome to sip
From my overflowing cup.

I speak the truth and the truth can sting-
But now YOU can see.

I’ve been a seeker
for the longest time,
And now I live
in the witness mind.

I’m not the apple, I’m the tree-
And now I can see.

Now I can see
Now I can see 

It’s not a garden
It’s a goldmine
Come see me dancing
In the sunshine
You see the laugh
Behind my bright eyes
Look at the horizon
That’s ME rising

I always knew
I’d see this view
From the highest branches
Down to my roots
It melts your heart to feel the heat,
And now WE are free.

It’s not a garden
It’s a goldmine
Come see me dancing
In the sunshine
You see the laugh
Behind my bright eyes
Look at the horizon
That’s ME rising

I  rise
I  rise 
See my eyes

Kass' FULL Bloom Song

Roger Fernandes & Fern Renville join Jeremy & Gerry for their first published podcast and go deep on storytelling in the native way, native lead theater, pretendians and growing up Native American.

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In honor of MLK, today's podcast is dedicated to the Dream of co-existing in peace. We call this series, "Down with Brown, Alright with White." 

It sounds a little controversial and to some, it may be. But for us; as a multi-racial couple, this is the co-existence we work to share. Although it comes with its challenges, it's very possible. 

Please take a listen, "Follow," and stay tuned for next week's podcast as we continue the conversation of being "Down with Brown, Alright with White."

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In Volume 2 of Down with Brown/Alright with White - Jeremy and Gerry further explore the individual challenges of being involved in an interracial marriage. Jeremy dives deeper into his own journey of identifying with his privilege and talks about the "cloak of whiteness". Gerry challenges and encouraged the ideas that come up in this hour-long deep dive into the aspect of race in an intimate relationship.

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This week we speak to O. David Jackson, Ed.D., MBA, Founder and Chief Strategist, Jaxx Strategic Partners on the Plowline Podcast. Tune in as we engage in a very profound conversation on social stratification, native'ism, and imagining a different world.

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Anthony Ramirez is a survivor of a tragic child hood. After the breakup of his parents at age 9, he would move from family members to family member with a series of unfortunate evets as his guide. As age 14, Anthony began living on his own - working his way towards a better future. Now at the age of 20, he is enrolled in community college and doing well in achieving his business communication degree. He is joined on the podcast by his love and partner, Sophie Theriault as they share their hopes and dreams for a better future for themselves and the world they are helping to create.

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O. David Jackson, Ed.D., MBA joined the Plowline Podcast this week as we discussed deeper into the current issues and a fascinating perspective on the interactions between Rep. Meadows & Rep. Cummings. #podcasting #cohen #congress #colonization #colonizedmind

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Jeremy & Gerry are joined by Chevon Powell, founder of the Refuge Outdoor Festival -  for a dynamic conversation about open spaces and holding space: as well as Star Trek, therapy through the outdoors, family and social justice. Chevon Powell is an Event Planner and social entrepreneur. After years in the outdoor community both personally and professionally she realized there was a need for more events geared toward people of color. Representation matters. In 2018, she producer the Refuge Outdoor Festival; a 3-day camping experience geared toward people of color. It’s not just fun, it’s to build community and connect for ongoing engagement. 

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Gerry and Jeremy welcome Tameiko Davis on the podcast today to discuss how to hold the difficult conversation of race, equity & inclusion in hiring practices and corporate environments.

Tameiko Davis has more than 20 years experience in Human Resources; most of her expertise is in Talent Acquisition. She's worked for world-class companies, Microsoft and Google, and has been responsible for growing multi-billion dollar businesses. Ms. Davis also has experience developing diversity recruiting plans and leading org-wide diversity recruiting efforts. Her undergraduate degree is in Business Administration from the University of Washington and her MBA is from Seattle University.

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On Today's Podcast - Jeremy & Gerry are joined by Tameiko Davis and Dr. David Jackson. Tameiko opens with the question of why are we still experiencing first in the year 2019. David dives into his thoughts on the Democratic ticket. The group zips through the little 'ol topic of living in a system that is finding itself becoming obsolete. As well as Trump is a reflection of us, Climate Change, Humanity & the Collective, wheels of the system are grinding to a halt!, Reconstructing Narratives, Internet becoming a utility, Inclusion vs Exclusion, Call Out culture vs Call In culture, constitution-contract, What does exceptionalism look like?, fiscal Responsibility and building a 21st Century America

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Conflict changes the way we see each other, how we communicate with each other, and how we organize around each other. It is a powerful rallying point for transformation (Mitchell, 2018).

Join our hosts, Dr. G and Jeremy, as they dialogue with their guests about facing and addressing social issues that divide us and bring us together. The purpose of this podcast is to work with others in transforming conflict into tools for changing perspectives, relationships, and social structures.

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