How Whiteness Likely Intersects with My ADHD Symptoms

How Whiteness Likely Intersects with My ADHD Symptoms

For this Cracks in the Cement podcast episode, I talk about how some of the ADHD symptoms that I can relate to might get mixed in with my whiteness. I know there can be a lot of relief in realizing one has what is currently called ADHD or ADD, either thru a formal diagnosis or just reading the symptoms and having much of what felt confusing suddenly make sense. And it has been a relief for me, but where do I need to pay attention that I am still being responsible and accountable for the ways in which I have been conditioned as a White person? Check out our offering at Aokalypsis here: https://www.apok-ccrf.org

dealing with these times of upheaval

For this episode, Ronin (Ro) talks about what keeps them going in these times without losing their sh*t.If you're interested in the Emotional Resilience and Accountability Training, you can check it out here: https://www.apok-ccrf.org/for-individuals/Discount code: NEWCULTURE2026

how to talk other white folks about whiteness

How might white people bring up "your whiteness is showing" kind of thing with other white folks? Ronin shares four steps to make this easy, and without coming across as policing or superior. Youtube version here: https://youtu.be/czFnJdmXrzI Check out our workshops, courses, and hosted community conversations here: https://www.apok-ccrf.org

when white folks (like me) think we're being helpful

Ronin shares four ways white folks commonly think they're being helpful when they're actually overshadowing others and/or unconsciously prioritizing themselves. More information on our community conversations here - https://www.apok-ccrf.org/ccc April Harter interview - https://youtu.be/DwJrEjvvfdc?si=Zn_lqJlf-VTkgflh

a conversation with jen from wild root revival about embodied consent

In this episode of Cracks in the Cement, I have the privilege of talking to jen of wild root revival (certified in Embodied Sex Coaching, Sexological Bodywork, and Psychedelic Integration Coaching-- so fricking cool) about gender, queerness, embodied consent, and some ways to attend to ourselves after consent-ruptures. And consent not just in sexual encounters, but in how we navigate all relationships with other humans. (YouTube version found here [https://youtu.be/GSEG0doga8g?si=LfuofFu-jgvfArs-].) jen is a queer + trans coach and bodywork practitioner, passionate about helping people come home to their bodies, their pleasure, and their power. At wild root revival, they offer somatic homecoming and liberation practices designed to help folks enhance their ability to be in and aware of their bodies, ground in their curiosity, cultivate intimacy, and amplify both their pleasure and their voice. They especially love facilitating clients' explorations with gender embodiment, libido and pleasure practices, belonging, and grief. Jen's own homecoming practices include lots of river time, friendship adventures, sexy/kinky/geeky pleasure practices, intimacies with grief, and all the trans community they can find. They have certifications in Embodied Sex Coaching, Sexological Bodywork, and Psychedelic Integration Coaching. Jen can be found at www.wildrootrevival.com or on Instagram at wildrootrevival. I reference the book "opening up," by Tristan Taormino-- the consent inventory is on pages 128 and 129. This is an amazing resource for those in any type of relationship, including if you've been in a monogamous relationship for 65 years. It's a list that allows you to check in with your body on what feels good and truly aligned for you. Cracks in the Cement podcast is connected to Apokalypsis Culture-Change Research and Facilitation. The name "cracks in the cement" was pulled from a talk from Rev angel Kyodo williams. A crack in the cement is an opportunity for new life. Our mission at Apokalypsis is to help release and replace entrenched mindset and behaviors inherited from colonization, a presence that very much affects many people’s current ways of thinking, values, personal lives, and communities. We are especially dedicated to cultivating awareness, resiliency, and personal accountability among individuals who are white-bodied or white-presenting. Check us out at https://www.apok-ccrf.org/