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Good morning, beautiful. This meditation is a visualization practice to help you let go of the thoughts, So you can be present. JOURNAL PROMPTS: How did it feel allowing your […]
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When Wesley was 11, he wanted to be just like Sandra from the sitcom “227,” played by Jackée Harry. Sandra was sassy, boisterous and always got what she wanted. But it took reading Margo Jefferson’s latest book, “Constructing a Nervous System: A Memoir,” for Wesley understand the complexity of this memory. On today’s episode, Wesley and Margo Jefferson sift through their most deep-rooted, and sometimes difficult-to-explain cultural influences. Why did Margo adore the scatting of Ella Fitzgerald, but squirm at the sight of her sweating onstage? Why was Margo drawn to Ike Turner as a teen, but not Tina Turner? Together, Wesley and Margo unpack their cultural memories — and what they reveal about who they are now.
Good morning, beautiful. This meditation is a visualization practice to help you let go of the thoughts, So you can be present. JOURNAL PROMPTS: How did it feel allowing your […]
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