Rachael and Elizabeth are joined by Mari Carmen Farmer and they talk about Mari Carmen’s memories of the birth, life, and death of her daughter, Caela and how those experiences have impacted the lives of many people and have been the great teachers of Mari Carmen’s life.
Links you probably want: Follow Mari Carmen on instagram @mc_mama_osa Hike and Heal Wellness: http://hikeandhealwellness.org/ 
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On this episode, we are joined by founder and owner of Mama’s Wellness Joint, Paige Chapman. We talk through the creation of Mama’s Wellness Joint, how Paige has navigated this past year, and the evolution of where Paige and Mama’s Wellness Joint are heading.
Links you want: Mama’s Wellness Joint: https://www.mamaswellnessjoint.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mamaswellnessjoint/?hl=en Maternal Wellness Village: https://www.oshunfamilycenter.org/maternal-wellness-village 
Rachael and Elizabeth ask Paris Northcutt all their burning (get it?) candle questions. Paris is the founder and owner of Lady CIMONNE Candle Company. Paris shares about her journey through Postpartum Anxiety that led her to become a candle-maker.
Don’t forget to rate and subscribe so you never miss an episode. Mentioned on this episode: https://ladycimonnecandleco.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkEk476KQBPrpkO_IzxT7fw https://supportingmamas.org/ 
Hoooo boy. We’re one year into the Covid-19 pandemic and to process that, Rachael and Elizabeth revisit a never-before-shared recording of a conversation from March 13, 2020. Confront and normalize the fear and grief of the past year with us as we discuss the evolution of our responses to the pandemic.
Birth doula Elizabeth Varaso, and interfaith hospice chaplain Rachael Gallagher draw from personal experiences, ancient scriptures, and a Time Magazine online quiz to reflect on words and the power of naming.
Take the Time Magazine quiz and let us know your results! https://time.com/3856405/baby-name-popularity/ A group of Rachaels is a glamour! Just ask Urban Dictionary! https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Glamour 
(Photo courtesy of www.djacksonpoetics.com)
Poet, Pastor, and Peacemaker, Drew Jackson joins us to talk about his forthcoming book “God Speaks Through Wombs”. We also discuss his roles as a poet, a pastor, and a peacemaker. And, we dive deep into reclaiming scripture for the marginalized, the importance of recognizing what it means to move through this world in a Black body, and practical thoughts on honoring the process of noticing and being aware.
Mentioned in this episode: https://www.pbs.org/show/black-church/ https://www.djacksonpoetics.com/ https://www.ivpress.com/god-speaks-through-wombs https://www.hopeeastvillage.org/ https://www.madeforpax.org/ 
(Photograph by Charlie McLoughlin - available for purchase CLICK HERE)
We begin by discussing how Charlie McLoughlin got interested in astronomy and how his love of space has developed throughout his life. Then we dive deep into where he has taken his passion today. Gaze into the sky with newfound wonder and appreciation for the glowing stars in the sky.
Listen to the rings of Saturn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=at3RXrUwMGg Find Charlie’s art at: https://charliemcgloughlinartarchitecture.com/ Visit Delaware Valley Amateur Astronomers: https://www.dvaa.org/ Be generous on Charlie’s behalf at Urban Resources Development Corporation: http://buildgermantown.org/ Don’t forget to rate and subscribe so you never miss an episode.
Jeff Tcatch is the Chief Impact Officer for the Rodale Institute and is responsible for expanding Rodale Institute's global influence in healing people and the planet by unlocking the transformational power of regenerative organic agriculture. In today’s episode, we chat about changing the planet through changing our relationship with soil. We also discuss what agriculture has to do with human rights, and how we can begin to embrace this new/old way of producing food that is in harmony with nature. Spoiler alert: it changes everything!
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Rachael falls in love with Cathy McCormick, lawyer, turned childbirth educator, turned doula, turned grandmother. (Elizabeth already knew and loved her.) Then, they hear from Cathy about some thin place experiences she has had with her own mother, her nana, and her daughter.
Mentioned this week: https://www.philabundance.org/ https://www.thecitypulse.com/post/community-refrigerators To reach us, please email the podcast at everydaythinplaces@gmail.com. Follow us on Instagram @everydaythinplaces and join the Everyday Thin Places Facebook group.
Elizabeth tells Rachael about the deeper meaning behind the margins in her monthly word art. We needed a margin episode before we jumped right back into our interview episodes, so we used this episode to create some margins of our own.
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