“I’ve begun to understand that when you’re making radical decisions with your life…it’s so countercultural that in order to, I guess, do it in a really sustainable way, you need to bring in as much support, as much cheerleading, as much intenti

The systems we uphold - Ravideep Kaur

May 5th, 2021 48m 29s

In this episode of Revillaging, Adele Jarrett-Kerr chats with Ravideep Kaur, a presence coach and anti-oppression consultant who lives in Scotland and invites others to mindful activism. Her special focus is on decolonisation and reclaiming pow

The systems we uphold – Ravideep Kaur

Apr 30th, 2021 48m 29s

Ancestral muscle memory with Jonie Broecker

Mar 30th, 2021 59m 1s

“Being biracial and my sexual identity and also being a survivor of sexual abuse as a child, there are many times where I’ve tried to escape my body and just longed to be a spirit that was floating around in this world without any visible marke

Trust Yourself – Essie Richards on unschooling

Feb 7th, 2021 1h 6m

“For me, certainly, [unschooling is] about leaning in as far into authenticity as is possible with as big a compassionate heart as is also possible.” – Essie RichardsIn this episode Essie Richards talks with Adele Jarrett-Kerr about how decond

God is a Black Woman – Christena Cleveland on decolonising spirituality

Nov 30th, 2020 43m 38s

Episode 7 of Revillaging features social psychologist, author, activist and public theologian Dr Christena Cleveland, chatting about decolonising our spirituality.This episode is a reflection on community and how it is distorted by the colonia

God is a Black Woman - Christena Cleveland

Nov 30th, 2020 43m 38s

Dr Christena Cleveland talks with Adele Jarrett-Kerr about decolonising our spiritual imagination, how white patriarchy distorts belonging and why we need the sacred Black feminine.Find the show notes on http://adelejarrettkerr.com/episode7

Feel together, think separately - Ian Cunningham

Oct 9th, 2020 51m 56s

Adele Jarrett-Kerr and Dr Ian Cunningham talk about a new way of thinking about education that doesn't separate body, thoughts and feelings. Check out the show notes and support the podcast on Patreon. Music by Les Haydn.

Menstrual cycle awareness with Victoria Dufour

Aug 12th, 2020 46m 59s

Adele Jarrett-Kerr speaks with forest school teacher, menstrual educator and and founder of Nature and Me, Victoria Dufour. What if we grew up with cycle awareness and without menstrual shame? See the show notes.

Can I trust you? - Rethinking the workplace with Sohail Coelho

Feb 29th, 2020 44m 9s

Sohail Coelho chats with Adele Jarrett-Kerr about bringing your whole self to work and creating an environment of trust in the workplace. He is an executive coach who works with companies at the intersection of business, creativity and spiritua

Vulnerability attracts - Naomi Stadlen on mothers

Jan 28th, 2020 42m 24s

Existential psychotherapist and best-selling author Naomi Stadlen speaks with Adele Jarrett-Kerr from decades of work with mothers about identity loss, trust, vulnerability and the new understanding of humanity that mothers can take out into th

I once was a nun - shifting communities with Alison Finch

Dec 31st, 2019 46m 37s

Alison Finch talks about joining and leaving a convent in her 20s. It's a rare conversation that starts with monastic life, meanders into a drag artist stint and winds up on the rugby pitch. We discuss collective consciousness, human value and

The culture we're creating - Artemis D Bear

Nov 25th, 2019 47m 7s

I chat with Artemis D Bear, founder of alternative education project The Garden, a democratic, self-determined community for children. The conversation around how we build community starts here because changing how we treat children could radic

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