by | Oct 26, 2022 | Intimate Interactions Podcast
What does health and wellness look like if you’re trying to just get your body moving again after a long period of being sedentary? Many of us post COVID-19 vaccination are grappling with the cost of life-saving inactivity? Well, we’re fortunate to have Lisa Tamati...
by | Oct 26, 2022 | Intimate Interactions Podcast
William chats today about sleep-walking through life. We discuss his separation from his wife, the need of purpose or meaning in life, confronting fear, how we spend the time of our lives, mindfulness, and ptsd. Content warning for near death experiences, and if...
by | Oct 26, 2022 | Intimate Interactions Podcast
Today I reconnect with my friend William. He’s a distant acquaintance with whom I never really forged a connection of substance but now all that’s changing. He’s a heterosexual cis man who recently had a near death experience. This forced him to confront a history of...
by | Oct 26, 2022 | Intimate Interactions Podcast
Lisa Tamati, our Maori ultramarathoner friend who has competed in somewhere around 140 marathons, is back to chat with us about doing the impossible. A mistress of mindset, Lisa chats with us about belief – belief ourselves, but also in people who believe in us....
by | Oct 26, 2022 | Intimate Interactions Podcast
Today, I continue my conversation with William. If you recall, he’s the cishet man who had a near death experience forcing him to confront addiction and other dysfunctional coping. We chat about intellectualizing feelings as a form of avoiding feeling them, inner...
by | Oct 26, 2022 | Intimate Interactions Podcast
Lisa Tamati is many things. She’s Maori [m-ow-ree] from Aotearoa [ah-oo-tay-uh-row-uh], or as settlers call it, New Zealand. The Maori use the word iwi for band or tribe, meaning bone. It signifies a lineage and ancestral connection, but that metaphor communicates...
