Contents May Settle
Contents May Settle is the podcast where two friends of different generations, races, and gender/sexual identities have thoughtful conversations. We’ll cover subjects from community to healing to creativity. Most of our episodes are about quality of life. How we can all create a better one for ourselves and a culture that fosters that for everyone.
For instance, changes in societal perceptions, norms, and vocabulary are coming at us fast and there are no memos. We dive in to find understanding, compassion, and common ground.
We hope you enjoy listening in and come away with a new idea, perspective, or tool useful in your life.
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Contents May Settle
Grounding Rituals for Uncertain Times
- Chaney and Rita talk about how they began creating rituals for themselves, share ways to include short, meaningful rituals in your everyday life, and inspirational resources.
- Links to resources
Rita Cammarano is a writer exploring her life and world through essays on Substack. Current projects include a field guide to life and a cozy mystery protagonist whose superpower is her PTSD hypervigilance.
In another lifetime, Rita was a fair housing attorney. She’s always been interested in people’s different perspectives and experiences and helping to create a world where everyone has a fair chance to thrive.
Rita's Social Media:
Substack -https://3birchesway.substack.com/
Chaney Williams is a full spectrum doula, ritualist, and writer. She believes that all people deserve access to intersectional, reproductive care. For Chaney, their poetry and creative nonfiction essays are confessional in nature because they create what haunts them. It is the way they make sense of the world they exist in, how she finds belonging, and connects to her ancestors, future descendants, and the collective.
Chaney’s Substack : https://chaneywilliams.substack.com/
Chaney's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chaneyelizabethora/
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