Eavesdrop on our conversation where we discuss how amistad and community constitute a response to anhedonia. We discuss amistad as part and parcel of decolonization, collective resistance and everyday life. By focusing on amistad, we see the way struggle is not just a spectacle, or an event, it is full of quotidian, everyday and mundane acts of friendship and care. Here, we also respond to community and welcome you all into a new set of conversations. Sending peace and love your way.

Anhedonia y Amistad Part 2

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Elliott Powell, a friend and author of the newly released book Sounds from the Other Side: Afro-South Asian Collaborations in Black Popular Music. Here, we ask Dr. Powell about the significance of interracial solidarities, genealogies over trends, and the power of the spiritual and erotic when we consider music as a form of world making and connection. We’re inspired by Dr. Powell’s analysis of reading and listening to John Coltrane through the cultural politics of James Baldwin’s life and hope you enjoy. Sending peace, love and good vibrations!

Sounds From the Other Side and Interview with Elliot Powell

Our newest episode “Contemplating the Dangers of Essentializing Laborers, Part I” is a conversation with our brilliant colleagues and newest amistades Dr. Lilia Soto, Director and Associate Professor in Latina/o Studies at the University of Wyoming and author of Girlhood in the Borderlands: Mexican Teens Caught in the Crossroads of Migration and Dr. Salvador Zarate Assistant Professor of Anthropology at UC Irvine whose published work you can find in Anthropology and Humanism, Aztlán: The Journal of Chicana/o Studies, and the Race and Capitalism Project. Along with Dr. Mario Obando, they are contributing authors to a wonderful forthcoming special issue entitled “The Enduring Dangers of Essentializing Labor and Laborers” in Kalfou: A Journal of Comparative and Relational Ethnic Studies co-edited by my dear and brilliant colleagues and amistades Dr. Abigail Rosas and Dr. Ana Rosas. We also invite you to join us on Tuesday, April 13th from 9am-3:30pm for a virtual event that will feature more extensive dialogues about our essays for the special issue. The event is an opportunity to learn more about the upcoming special issue of Kalfou: A Journal of Comparative and Relational Ethnic Studies that centers on the under-examined and dangerous erasures and rigors of essentializing laborers and labor across a diversity of contexts, locations, and relationships. It will feature a keynote presentation by Dr George Lipsitz, and moderated by Dr. Abigail Rosas, Associate Professor of Chicano and Latino Studies at CSULB and Dr. Ana Elizabeth Rosas, Associate Professor of Chicano and Latino Studies and History.

Contemplating the Dangers of Essentializing Laborers

We are joined today by Janelle Olivia Levy, who along with myself, are contributing authors to a wonderful forthcoming special issue entitled “The Enduring Dangers of Essentializing Labor and Laborers” in Kalfou: A Journal of Comparative and Relational Ethnic Studies co-edited by my dear and brilliant colleagues and amistades Dr. Abigail Rosas and Dr. Ana Rosas. Along with Dr. Damien Sojoyner, Janelle Olivia Levy co-authored the essay “The Cost of Freedom: The Violent Exploitation of Black Labor as Essential to Nation Building in Jamaica and the United States of America.” A doctoral student in the Department of Anthropology at the University of California, Irvine, Levy remind us in the essay that “a true commitment to Black life most hold an emancipatory politic divorced from canonizing labor exploitation.” We are also honored to welcome Dr. George Lipsitz. When Danny and I were doctoral students in American Studies, Dr. Lipsitz work and wisdom was foundational in our grounding of the field and how to be in the world. Dr. Lipsitz’s work which includes brilliant and beautiful work such as Footsteps in the Dark: The Hidden Histories of Popular Music, Time Passages: Collective Memory and American Popular Culture, and the urgent The Possessive Investment in Whiteness: How White People Profit from Identity Politics to name a few stands as a testament to collectively remember amidst devastation, to make connections when we are demanded to be individuated and to work through difference globally in the beauty of our ancestral practices.

We also invite you to join us on Tuesday, April 13th from 9am-3:30pm for a virtual event that will feature more extensive dialogues about our essays for the special issue and further discuss the under-examined and dangerous erasures and rigors of essentializing laborers and labor across a diversity of contexts, locations, and relationships. It will feature a keynote presentation by our guest today Dr. George Lipsitz and be moderated by Dr. Rosas, associate professor, Chicano/Latino studies and history. We are so grateful for Dr. Abigail Rosas, Dr. Ana Rosas and Dr. George Lipsitz for your collaboration in making today’s episode possible, a testament to the abundant energies of working relationally and comparatively.

"We Have Worthy Work To Do Anywhere We Are": A Conversation with Janelle Levy & Dr. George Lipsitz

We welcome the editors of the newly released book Sparked: George Floyd, Racism and the Progressive Illusion, Dr. Walt Jacobs, Dean of the College of Social Sciences San Jose State University, Dr. Wendy Thompson Taiwo Assistant Professor of African American Studies and Dr. Amy August Assistant Professor of Sociology and Assistant Director of the Institute for the Study of Sport, Society and Social Change to discuss the worthy work they did in producing this text as a way of contemplating the way communities of color responded to the execution of our beloved brother George Floyd. Join us for an intimate discussion of healing and writing, resisting police violence, navigating racialized traumascapes, and the importance of rupturing progressive illusions of Minneapolis and the US. Episode now streaming.

The Wonderful and the Wretched

In the spirit of pausing and challenging ideas of productivity, we took a several month hiatus from the podcast. Deep into teaching during the pandemic, we need a space to unwind, clear our minds and rest. We thank you so much for still engaging the podcast and for catching up with us right where we left off. In our previous episodes in Season 2, we have spent time discussing new books and projects that center the importance of contemplating race and the structures that hurt and harm our spirits. In this episode, we center what we read and meditated with throughout the summer and how it is informing our evolution in and beyond the classroom. We start discussing an essay by bell hooks entitled “building a community of love: bell hooks and Thich Nanh Hanh” and center how mindfulness and Buddhism have become vital avenues of cultivating peace, compassion and community building in our classrooms. We also reference our dear friend and avid listener of the podcast’, Dr. Anita Tijerina Revilla’s beautiful work 

“Attempted Spirit Murder: Who Are Your Spirit Protectors and Your Spirit Restores?”. We also bring together Natalie Avalos’ essay “Land-Based Ethics and Settler Solidarity in a Time of Corona and Revolution” with David Sheff and Jarvis Jay Master’s The Buddhist on Death Row: How One Man Found Light in the Darkest Place,” and Pema Chödrön When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice For Difficult Times. By combining our studies and engagement with Buddhism, racism and contemplation, we welcome you to a conversation where we discuss how we are trying to walk in the world with love and compassion even and most especially in intellectual/academic institutions where this is often not the norm.

“Turning Poison Into Medicine” Contemplating Race, Meditation and Buddhism

We invite you to listen to our newest episode where we sit down with one of the editors of the new book, Transmovimientos: Latinx Queer Migrations, Bodies and Spaces, Dr. Eddy Alvarez Jr. and contributors Bamby Salcedo, José Manuel Santillana and Dr. Katherine Steelman. Our conversation centers on the significance of healing as an in-roads into the process of editing and writing such a critical intervention into the fields of Chicanx and Latinx Studies. Sending peace and love your way. Episode is now streaming.

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TODAY'S GUEST:  Dr. Judy Morgan

Dr. Judy has over 38 years experience as an integrative veterinarian, acupuncturist, chiropractor, food therapist, author, and speaker. Her goal is to change the lives of pets by educating and empowering pet parents worldwide in the use of natural healing therapies, and minimizing the use of chemicals, vaccinations, and poor quality processed food.

2018 Woman of the Year in the Pet Industry
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Purrrfectly Holistic with Pam on the 3rd Monday of the Month at 5pm pacific – Pam is a Cat mom, fitness enthusiast, swimmer, holistic health seeker, yogi, aspiring gardener, lover of sunny Cancun beaches, gentle spirit, high sales achiever and entrepreneur.  After suffering an injury that wouldn’t heal, Pam was led on a journey to seek out alternative, holistic and natural medicine back in 2005, and she’s been learning ever since.  Now a passion that she loves to share with others and her my goal is to help people help themselves and their cats along their path to holistic health.  She has taken courses in holistic health for animals, muscle testing, and animal communication.  Her life is shared with her husband Rich of over 19 years and their four cats: Lili, Rocket, Gunner, and Aylen.   SEE PROFILE >

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Crystal Bowls for Positivity and Compassion

Nicole Marie Whitney’s life mission is to be a spirit driven broadcaster for the purpose of inspiring, motivating and empowering a world wide audience through writing, teaching, radio and beyond, assisting people in all walks of life to live their purpose from their own true power and potential, making our world a better place to live and grow.

Nicole does this by discovering new ideas and ways of being and spreading the word; by interviewing global thought leaders and new innovators and broadcasting this information freely worldwide 24/7.  Her vision is and has always been to bring live coverage of  amazing events and people world wide to the NFTS platform – accessible for free 24 hours a day around the world  for years to come…

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A reminder that if you ever feel stuck... from the mud, grows the lotus. 
El Viento puede aclarar nuestra vista, pero a veces las nubes pueden dejar nos algo bello con su despedida.

“The Alchemist Manifesto: A Podcast with Mario Obando and Daniel Topete” is dedicated to two friends holding space and making time to have holistic and humanizing pláticas and charlas with the aim of alchemizing our individual experiences into shared healing and wisdom. The amistad that produces this podcast emerges from our shared commitment to social justice, as teachers and scholars in the fields of critical and relational ethnic studies, and of course, our creative and everyday efforts to imagine better worlds with our loved ones, communities and spirits.

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