HDxLiberation: A Human Design Podcast

Season 2, Ep. 8: "Embracing the Cosmic Dance: Human Design Tools for Navigating the Transits

In this episode of the HDxLiberation podcast, hosts Andrea and Courtney discuss the significance of energetic shifts and transits on personal and collective levels. The episode delves into how human design can support individuals through these energetic changes, highlighting concepts of type, strategy, and authority, and the overarching significance of connecting with your inner knowing. The hosts also share insights into rewilding, navigating life's pressures, and the importance of understanding personal preferences. They emphasize the ongoing journey of learning and growth, especially in the face of significant astrological transits and their impact on the coming years. This episode is brought to you by the Pursuing Liberation HD fundamentals course. Click the link to learn more about our upcoming cohort! [https://pursuingliberation.teachable.com/p/hd-fundamentals] (LINK [https://pursuingliberation.teachable.com/p/hd-fundamentals]) Contact and Support: For more insights and to join the conversation, follow the HDxLiberation podcast on social media at @hdxliberation on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/hdxliberation/], subscribe to their YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxOOTIaFBKPx3a7WeAJsg-g], and join the Liberation Lab on Substack [https://liberationlab.substack.com/] for exclusive content and community benefits.

Season 2, Ep. 7: Building Community Is An Act of Resistance

In this episode of the Human Design and Liberation Podcast, hosts Andrea and Courtney explore the intersection of human design, liberation theology, and community building as an act of resistance. They delve deep into the importance of community in combating the influence of the top 0.1% of society. They discuss the resilience of small communities and the significant role individual authenticity plays in collective liberation. Throughout, the conversation highlights the powerful impact of collective support networks, the essential nature of embracing one's inner self, and the importance of interconnectedness in fostering a truly supportive and liberated community. Resources: 1. Greg Jarrell’s website [https://www.gregjarrell.com/] 2. Community Defense Network SubStack 3. Dr. Joy Degruy on Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome [https://www.joydegruy.com/post-traumatic-slave-syndrome] 4. MaryBeth Bonfiglio and Understanding Your Ancestry  [https://www.marybethbonfiglio.com/] This episode is brought to you by the Pursuing Liberation HD fundamentals course. Click the link to learn more about our upcoming cohort! [https://pursuingliberation.teachable.com/p/hd-fundamentals] (LINK [https://pursuingliberation.teachable.com/p/hd-fundamentals]) Contact and Support: For more insights and to join the conversation, follow the HDxLiberation podcast on social media at @hdxliberation on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/hdxliberation/], subscribe to their YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxOOTIaFBKPx3a7WeAJsg-g], and join the Liberation Lab on Substack [https://liberationlab.substack.com/] for exclusive content and community benefits.

Season 2, Episode 6 Black History is Our History

In this episode of the Human Design and Liberation podcast, hosts Andrea and Courtney delve into the intersection of human design and liberation theology, emphasizing why every month should be Black History Month. They discuss the performative aspects of Black History Month, the challenges posed by the current political climate, and the importance of knowing one's history as part of the deconditioning journey. The hosts reflect on historical figures and movements, highlighting the value of diversity, resistance, and the importance of understanding shared history for collective liberation. They also recommend key literary works and resources that provide deeper insights into Black history and its significance. Resources: 1. Jermaine Fowler [https://www.instagram.com/thehumanityarchive/?hl=en] is an excellent public historian who has created learning tools for adults and young people alike! 2. If you enjoy some levity with your history, check out Michael Harriot's Black AF History: The Un-Whitewashed Story of America [https://www.harpercollins.com/products/black-af-history-michael-harriot?variant=40991976128546] Contact and Support: For more insights and to join the conversation, follow the HDxLiberation podcast on social media at @hdxliberation on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/hdxliberation/], subscribe to their YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxOOTIaFBKPx3a7WeAJsg-g], and join the Liberation Lab on Substack [https://liberationlab.substack.com/] for exclusive content and community benefits.

Season 2, Ep. 5: Embracing Winter's Wisdom and Meeting Our Inner Child

In this episode of the Human Design and Liberation podcast, hosts Andrea and Courtney discuss the impact of recent astrological transits, particularly the Mars retrograde, and its effects on their personal lives. The conversation includes reflections on winter's metaphorical and literal constraints and the emotional challenges posed by the 47th administration. The hosts emphasize the importance of emotional regulation, community building, imagination, and understanding historical roots. They also delve into inner child work, presenting a practical 'sync up' exercise to connect the inner child with the inner being for better alignment and resilience. The episode aims to provide tools for personal well-being and collective liberation. Resources 1. Dr. Becky's teaching of being a sturdy leader for our kids [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Onj8njQpgJQ] inspired us to be a sturdy leader for our inner child. 2. We use Richard Beaumont's The Daily Impact newsletter [https://human.design/daily-impact] to keep up with Human Design transits. 3. Liz Hays is an energy intuitive specializing in inner child work [https://meetmsmagic.com/about] and one of Andrea's mentors! 4. Teacher and spiritualist Abraham Hicks is another incredible guide that teaches about the Inner Being. 5. Dick Schwartz is an author, systemic family therapist, and the creator of the Internal Family System Institute [https://ifs-institute.com/about-us/richard-c-schwartz-phd] 6. Learn about how to build community defense networks [https://theprogressivists.substack.com/p/the-revolution-will-not-be-in-your?r=281kma&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true] from Jo Lornez of The Progressivists Contact and Support: For more insights and to join the conversation, follow the HDxLiberation podcast on social media at @hdxliberation on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/hdxliberation/], subscribe to their YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxOOTIaFBKPx3a7WeAJsg-g], and join the Liberation Lab on Substack [https://liberationlab.substack.com/] for exclusive content and community benefits.

S2, Ep. 4: Reclaiming Connection in the Digital Age with special guest, Shannon Algeo

In this episode of the Human Design and Liberation podcast, hosts Andrea and Courtney welcome psychotherapist and meditation teacher Shannon. They engage in an insightful discussion on how human design and liberation theology intersect, delving deep into the impact of technology on our human experience. Shannon shares his journey with smartphone attachment, the balance of using technology without losing oneself, and how creating space for mindfulness and authenticity is pivotal in the liberation journey. This episode also includes a reading of Shannon's profound poem, 'Reaching for the Phone I Left at Home on Purpose.' Tune in for a rich conversation about reclaiming our time, being in right relationship with technology, and exploring the profound connection between human design and liberation. Resources:  Kate Shela [https://kateshela.com/], movement maestra and founder of The 360 Emergence [https://the360emergence.com/], “Go get yourself!” Psychologist, Philip Flores [https://www.philipjflorestherapy.com/] and his book, Addiction as an Attachment Disorder [https://www.abebooks.com/9780765703378/Addiction-Attachment-Disorder-Flores-Philip-0765703378/plp]  Nikki Myers [https://www.instagram.com/nikisuemyers/?hl=en], founder of Yoga and the 12 Step Recovery [https://www.instagram.com/y12sr/?hl=en], says, “Addiction is the disease of the lost self.” Sherry Turkle [https://www.sherryturkle.com/], psychologist, founding director of the MIT Initiative of Technology and Self, and author of Alone Together  [https://www.sherryturkle.com/alone-together] Contact and Support: For more insights and to join the conversation, follow the HDxLiberation podcast on social media at @hdxliberation on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/hdxliberation/], subscribe to their YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxOOTIaFBKPx3a7WeAJsg-g], and join the Liberation Lab on Substack [https://liberationlab.substack.com/] for exclusive content and community benefits.