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Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of The Daily Radical: A Social Justice Podcast. This week our host, Dra. Nicole, is joined by the insightful Christina Gonzalez to delve deep into the topic of Toxic Monogamy Culture.

This episode covers:

1. Christian expectations of monogamy and marriage placed on women, and how this impacts the way we navigate relationships.
2. Non-monogamy is traditionally portrayed as deviant and unethical. We are only offered one option, and taught not to question it.
3. Consensual non-monogamy and a critical feminist analysis of monogamy. What assumptions do we make about relationships, especially in a heteronormative context?
4. Assumed promiscuity in non-monogamy**.** Non-monogamous relationships are not always about just sex, but sometimes they are and there is nothing wrong with that.
5. Healthy communication. Assumptions made in monogamous relationships are often derived from poor communication. What questions should we be asking our partners?

Some relevant references & resources for this weeks episode include:

• Dr. Kim TallBear
• Where Should We Begin? A podcast by Esther Perel
• The Ethical Slut by Dossie Easton and Janet Hardy
• Polysecure by Jessica Fern

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Interested in connecting with Doctora Nicole and MVMT Consulting? Send an email to outreach@wearemvmt.com or slide into our DMs (@‌MoveBoldly). We look forward to radically engaging with you.

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In this special episode of The Daily Radical, Dra. Nicole and Ghazellé discuss the genocide of Palestinians, which began in 1948 and has recently escalated to horrific proportions. Join us as we unpack the experiences of Palestinians in Gaza, Israel as a colonizing state, U.S. involvement in the occupation and genocide, and how to join the movement for a free Palestine.

Follow Ghazellé

Contact Your Reps:
US Campaign for Palestinian Rights

Documentaries:
Gaza in Context
Peace, Propaganda and the Promised Land
1948: Creation & Catastrophe

Factsheets:
IMEU - Palestine 101
Addameer - Prisoner Support
Al Qaws - Queer Palestinians

Pro-Palestine Jewish Orgs:
Jewish Voice for Peace
B’TSELEM
Breaking the Silence - Testimonies from former IOF soldiers

Palestinian Charities:
PCRF
Doctors Without Borders
MECA

Legal Orgs:
Palestine Legal
Legal Center for Palestine

Palestinian Content Creators:

Live From Gaza:
Motaz Azaiza
Plestia Alaqad
Salma Shurrab

Content Hubs:
Eye on Palestine
The IMEU
Palestinian Feminist Collective
SWANA LA

Analysis:
Mohammed el-Kurd
GazanGirl
Salma Shawa

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Welcome to another episode of The Daily Radical: A Social Justice Podcast. This week our host, Dra. Nicole, is joined by higher education nonprofit leader Jeremy Young of PEN America to discuss the recent laws designed to stop diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in U.S. colleges and universities.

This episode covers the origin and rise of anti-DEI laws, the states that are affected, and what these laws mean for higher ed faculty, students, and staff who want to engage in equity and justice work. Listeners will also receive guidance on how to navigate anti-DEI laws and combat them in their state.

Episode Resources:

• Learn more about PEN America: https://pen.org/
• PEN America Academic Freedom Resource Guide
• PEN America 2023 Report on America’s Censored Classrooms

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Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of The Daily Radical: A Social Justice Podcast. This week our host, Dra. Nicole, is joined by the insightful Agustín Cortes to delve deep into the topic of Education as A Human Right. They discuss education reform, how to challenge the existing systems, and explore innovative solutions for greater access to learning.

This episode covers:

1. Disrupting Education: A dissection of the current state of the U.S. education system, shedding light on its shortcomings and the urgent need for transformation.
2. Dismantling Inequities: How education systems perpetuate inequalities, particularly in the United States, and strategies to break the cycle.
3. Unlocking Knowledge with Blockchain and Web 3: The potential of blockchain technology and Web3 in revolutionizing education, including how they can validate and enhance the online learning experiences.
4. Rewarding the Autodidactic: The frustrating reality of people who learn on their own going unrecognized within the traditional education structure and the profound implications of a more inclusive system.
5. Preserving Indigenous Knowledge: The disturbing truth about the erasure of indigenous knowledge and the importance of its preservation.

Tune in to The Daily Radical: A Social Justice Podcast for an eye-opening conversation that challenges the status quo and explores the path towards a more equitable education landscape.

Don’t forget to subscribe, and let us know what you think. In the meantime, stay raddie baddies!

Interested in connecting with Doctora Nicole and MVMT Consulting? Send an email to outreach@wearemvmt.com or drop into our Instagram DM's (@‌MoveBoldly). We look forward to radically engaging with you.

Interested in connecting with Doctora Nicole and MVMT Consulting? Send an email to outreach@wearemvmt.com or drop us a DM on Instagram. We look forward to radically engaging with you.

Today we are speaking with Yesenia Guadalupe on Fatphobia. Fatphobia is our society’s fear of being fat, which leads to the discrimination, isolation, and marginalization of fat people.

Join us a we dive deep into the origins of fatphobia, the difference between body positivity and fat liberation, and how capitalism benefits from our fear of fatness (hint: when we are divided, we are easier to control).

As always, our discussion is based in both lived experience and research. Here are some of the resources we mention in this episode:

• Fearing the Black Body: The Racial Origins of Fat Phobia by Sabrina Strings
• Moving Toward the Ugly: A Politic Beyond Desirability by Mia Mingus
• Everything You Know About Obesity is Wrong by Michael Hobbes

Don’t forget to subscribe, and let us know what you think. We are so excited to discuss these experiences with y’all. In the meantime, stay raddie baddies!

Interested in connecting with Doctora Nicole and MVMT Consulting? Send an email to outreach@wearemvmt.com or drop into our Instagram DM's @‌MoveBoldly. We look forward to radically engaging with you.

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Today we are speaking with April Mayorga (IG @‌AprilMayorgaMFT) on Codependency as an Act of Survival. While we may think of codependency as negative, it is simply a morally neutral coping mechanism that helps us survive trauma. Join us as we discuss what codependency is (and what it isn’t!), where we develop it, and what to do if we exhibit codependent tendencies or engage in codependent relationships.

Interested in connecting with Doctora Nicole and MVMT Consulting? Send an email to outreach@wearemvmt.com or drop into our Instagram DM's @‌MoveBoldly. We look forward to radically engaging with you.

Episode Resources:

• Hold Me Tight by Dr. Sue Johnson
• April’s Website: http://www.AprilMayorga.com

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Welcome to The Daily Radical: A Social Justice Podcast . Join Doctora Nicole, founder of Movement Consulting and creator of The Daily Radical, where we exchange nuanced ideas on topics like social change, personal identity, healing and growth, and cultural consciousness. Want to know what it really takes to confront the social injustice we face daily and the power we have to make a change in our own lives? Join us as We validate the unseen and unheard experiences of the marginalized, and highlight practices that will improve our experiences as a community We aren't interested in fluff. We are unfiltered and ready to unleash our full potential. Let’s dive in.

Interested in connecting with Doctora Nicole and MVMT Consulting? Send an email to outreach@wearemvmt.com or drop us a DM on Instagram. We look forward to radically engaging with you.

Content Trigger Warning: Themes and conversations surrounding abuse, self harm, substance abuse, and suicide

Today we are speaking with Jamar Rogers  (IG @jamarrogersofficial) on Radical Self-Acceptance. The act of loving yourself unconditionally is a radical act, let’s talk about what that means, and some really amazing ways you can learn to radically, and unconditionally accept yourself exactly as you are. We discuss personal experiences, tips and advice on getting started in radical self love. We talk about different types of therapies and concepts that validate self love as a relationship practice. Our discussion is based in experience and research. We share some of our favorite topical books that have helped us in our self love journey. Let's dive in! 

Resources from this episode:

• No Mud, No Lotus by Thich Nhat Hanh
• The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer
• The Gifts of Imperfection by Brene Brown
• When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chödrön

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