S3 E5 Surviving a Recent Loss

What do we do when the unthinkable happens and we lose someone we love? How do we create space for our heart, our pain, and our love which is now expressed as an overwhelming grief? How do we do that while simultaneously putting one foot in front of the other each day?

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S3 E4 Nothing Can Prepare You for Motherhood

Sometimes the cultural limits we grow up with can become our norms. Like the water we swim in, we forget to question them. What happens when we notice them and push back? Today Grace Chon shares her story of what happened when she dedicated a few moments a day to creative expression as a new mom and the photo series that went viral.

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Season 3 Trailer

Announcing Season 3!

Season 3 of Shame Piñata launches in February! Join us as we continue to explore the rites of passage we've missed and how we're creating new ones to mark how we're changing today. Find the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Radio Public, or your favorite player.

Episodes by Topic

→ Episodes on Rites of Passage: https://ever-changing.net/rites-of-passage 

→ Episodes on Authentic Weddings: https://ever-changing.net/authentic-weddings 

→ Episodes on Grief & Loss: https://ever-changing.net/grief-loss 

→ Episodes on Challenging Times: https://ever-changing.net/challenging-times 

 

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About the Show

Shame Piñata is hosted by Ritual Artist Colleen Thomas, a Certified Meditation and Mindfulness teacher who helps people make sense of life through ceremony. Music by Terry Hughes.

 

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Full Transcript

Hey there, it's Colleen Thomas. On Season 3 of Shame Piñata, I'll continue asking my favorite question: What's a rite of passage you wish you'd had?

Venegoni: A ceremony I wish I could have had would be something along the lines of a coming out ceremony.

Sodos: The rite of passage I really wish I had was my first moontime. Definitely. I think it would have shaped me as almost like a different person.

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