Sage Up: Recent Episodes
Elle
Sage Up is a galvanizing phrase- an encouragement of applying self-reflection, wisdom and just being a decent human being in this crazy world. While incorporating media literacy and research, we strive to dig deeper to view our world around us with a more profound understanding and bring back the virtue of informed & diplomatic communication to raise the vibration and become more united. Let's all do our part to sage up. Hosted by Elle- licensed massage therapist/reiki master/life coach/yoga instructor as well as Neuroscience student. Sources cited/ref: https://linktr.ee/sageuppodcast Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sageup/support
In reflecting upon the recent shootings in the U.S., it provoked some deep thought and questions. What can we take from this in order to bring change? How can we all contribute to a solution? We have to realize some hard-hitting facts first- by doing some self-reflecting. All of our problems- social, political, environmental....are all on us as humans.
My heart goes out to loved ones of those lost and to those affected by the shootings in Detroit, MI, Atlanta, GA, Stockton, CA, Gresham, OR, Houson, TX, Dallas, TX, Philadelphia, PA, Cleveland, OH and Boulder, CO all within a 7 day span. My heart also extends to anyone affected by racism & discrimination. I will never understand, but I stand with you.
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The attention of cultural appropriation has grown as of recent- but what does it mean and how do we decipher that from cultural appreciation? Fascinating insight on the biology, genetics and history of the world and cultures, along with my own experiences and perception made this episode happen. Book reference: "Customs of the World: Using Cultural Intelligence to Adapt, Wherever You Are"- Prof. David Livermore LinkTree Sources: https://linktr.ee/sageuppodcast
Cover Art Photos by Jonny Kennaugh (Tibet flags), Carl Barcelo (Yoga), JJ Jordan (tattoo), Ashley Byrd (dreads)
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Piggybacking on the previous episode on Boxes & Labels, this is all about our personal comfort zones and why it is harmful to not allow ourselves to step out of these- in order to heal, grow and experience. Trauma, depression, career social and political views, perceptions, exposure to new things, and self-development are discussed, including my personal background of experiences and transformations due to stepping out of my box and a revelation in regard to Depression. Being vulnerable and open to change is what progression is all about. Seek discomfort. Speaking of- there's a great site for you to check out....called Seek Discomfort. I also recommend The Power of Vulnerability by Brené Brown PHD. LinkTree sources: https://linktr.ee/sageuppodcast
Cover Art Photo by Alexander Krivitskiy on Unsplash
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These labels and boxes we give each other and ourselves....and why we are seeing a high increase in division in our country. It's time we step back, dig deeper, self reflect and swallow some hard realities. Because we do share many desires including connection and belonging, and that we don't like the divisiveness. We all have work to do to bridge the gaps- to be decent human beings. From religion, job/career, social & political view to ethnicity, disability and other unchosen differences. LinkTree sources: https://linktr.ee/sageuppodcast
Key words: racism, ethnicity, division, hate, discrimination, stereotype, judgement, assumption, segregation, disability, bully, politics, democrat, republican, conservative, liberal, tribal, community, religion, christian, social, equality, LGBTQ+, sexism, feminism, equal rights
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We have seen an uprise of social, political, health/mental health and environmental issues and many of us are scrambling to find solutions. We all take part in education reform for the incoming generation and generations to come- from the education system to teachers to parents to every adult that children see and hear. We all need to take responsibility in being decent human beings to set the example for our youth. LinkTree sources cited: https://linktr.ee/sageuppodcast
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That's a common question asked on all sides. Let's take a look at concepts and questions based on Media Literacy and know what to look for, decipher, and take action on in order to begin finding "trusted" sources again, while dismissing misinformation and disinformation. LinkTree sources: https://linktr.ee/sageuppodcast
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What is it? Does the U.S. still have a democracy? What's wrong? What's right?
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...and words can influence actions. It all begins with our thoughts. From our personal lives to societal changes, let's talk about complaining, action-taking, movements, effective vs ineffective/destructive actions, and an emerging voting system. the U.S. desperately needs. LinkTree reference: https://linktr.ee/sageuppodcast
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When we have implicit (automatic & subconscious) biases, it is easy for us to take a side, make a judgment of the opposite without all information, and place our anger in unnecessary reactions and behavior. How can we change this? Referencing Tacoma, WA incident on Sat Jan 23th, 2021, Jan 6th 2021 US Capitol attack and Black Lives Matter as examples. Linktree sources: https://linktr.ee/sageuppodcast
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In the reshaping of my podcast, this episode is to elaborate on the overall tone of the podcast- being a decent human being. Integrating research, media literacy, morals & ethics, psychology, critical thinking and logic to self-reflect in any given situation.
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Whatever your thoughts or feelings of this day and of the past 4 years- a quick message for you.
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