A Conversation with Justice Callahan

Making Connections

Connection, not separation, is the key here. This conversation may be as old as time, but it is still coming up...still pulling at us. Joe & Terra talk about plants, resiliency, reductionism, societal systems, the germ theory, & the trouble with thinking we 'know' something. Mostly asking...what are the questions we are not asking? How do we move forward? How to we reconnect & create the world we WANT to see? Join in as we grapple with topics we get real passionate about.  Referenced are the Aubrey Marcus podcast, specifically the episode with Heather Heying and Bret Weinstein who author the book, "A Hunter-Gatherers Guide to the 21st Century."

Trusting There is Wisdom

Joe & Terra are back together in podcast form to talk about the fundamental beliefs that help them stay grounded, calm & steady during unsteady times. Trusting in a bigger wisdom & innate intelligence is a big one...so where does one start? We start with Terrain theory.

A Conversation with Justice Callahan

Terra had so much fun talking with Justice Callahan (find her @essentially_momma) about her story, her son's story, motherhood & how it changes us, and the environmental factors at play in our health. Tune in to hear this savvy wife, mother, & businesswoman who is an awesome resource for moms seeking to transform their homes.

A Ride on the River

Welcome back to The Movement Podcast in 2022! We kick off this season with a conversation between Terra & Joe about one of their favorite sayings, what it means to them, and how it helps them through the ups & downs of life.

Grit, Overwhelm, Saying 'no' & Quoting Loki

Things are opening back up in 2021, but what questions should we ask ourselves upon re-entry? Join Terra & Joe McAulliffe for this entertaining conversation discussing a book excerpt, how things feel as things get busy, perfectionism, homeschool, purpose, & choosing not to rule Earth. Please don't mind the rooster in the background, and, as always, thank you for being here. Book referenced: Overwhelemed: Work, Love, and Play When No One Has the Time by Brigid Schulte