Ep 110: A Silent Depression and A Collective Revolution

On this episode, we explore the concept of radical change and long-term strategies for social and political transformation, centered on economic shifts geared towards an equitable and communal future. We dissect revolutionary movements, and dream up (in real time) what bringing about change would look like and require of us on an individual and collective basis while centering the most marginalized in our society.

We explore the current societal Silent Depression that many are talking about on social media and how it ties into our work, what is so, and how it impacts access to basic needs, and the issues it creates within communities already navigating hardship.

Also, note, like Vida shares at the top of this episode, peep it all the way through to get the fullness of the conversation. Trudi and Weeze engage in very real debate within this episode, and we’d love for it to be an offering to your journey of learning to engage with differing opinions in reciprocal, healthy and love centered ways.

Listen to the full episode to hear:

- The Concept of Radical Change and Cultivating long-term strategies for Social and Political Transformation

- The Uses and Impacts of Generational Ideological Indoctrination within Privileged Communities and What We Can learn from this Strategy

- Practical Challenges and the Constraints of Real-World Change

- Ownership and Agency within the Housing Market

- Political Sabotage of Transformative Movements

- The Importance of Challenging the Dominant Success Metric that revolves around Financial Wealth

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