What's the move?

After a few years spent in western Canada studying microbiology and making friends, Tara prepares to move to Paris (France) for a work opportunity. Some of the themes discussed in this episode are ways to make new friends and find enjoyment in everyday life.

Here we are at the last episode of the season and believe me when I say that it is a special one! I could not think of a better way to wrap up this season and I hope this conversation motivates you as much as it motivates me. Malaika, aka K.O.besha, will take us on their trip from Victoria, BC to Toronto, Ontario. This is a real time capsule, as the beginning of the episode was recorded before the move and the second part was recorded 7 months later, after the move. We’ll talk about ambitions, intentional change and enthusiasm to actively shape our own future rather than waiting for it to happen. You can find K.O.besha’s music on the links below:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4kdOJNMz0QjPAzaMK3KfUy?si=s2hY_vGAS5GeERmgXbEaPg
Bandcamp: https://kobesha.bandcamp.com/releases
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kobesha9803/featured

From Egypt to Stz’uminus Territories (in Vancouver Island, BC, Canada), Aaron will take us on a long journey today. We’ll speak of time and patience, of intentionality and genuine relationships with people, culture and land. While we do not get to choose when and where we are born, how we look and our blood relations, we must work to make the choices that are true to ourselves for our wellbeing and the wellbeing of our community.

Below you can find some of Aaron’s wonderful work to enjoy and support.

Website: https://aaronelsabrout.myportfolio.com/

Stories & art: https://toreachpoise.itch.io/

Today we’ll sip tea and talk about moving across to a different continent as a child. We’ll talk about the importance of people and relationships, and about how they can help us learn about the world. We’ll think about what it means to be a constant in a liminal space. We’ll talk about the smaller and wider community of a place, from the people that you know and see regularly to the people that you do not necessarily know but feel connected with because of shared experiences.

Among their many talents, Baraka DJs and produces very sweet beats as part of the Hidden Variable collective (https://hiddenvariable.bandcamp.com/). Below you can find links to some of Baraka’s music & music collaborations to enjoy and support:

https://mealbreaks.bandcamp.com/

https://liminal-records.bandcamp.com/album/tfls-001-the-unexpected-arrival-of-a-prophesied-calamity

After roughly two decades in Toronto, Indika moves to Victoria, BC. In this episode we’ll talk about what it feels like to leave the comfort of the known for the unknown. We’ll speak about how to relate to new people and how to relate to people from the past while remaining true to ourselves. And if at any point while listening to this episode you hear some background noise and wonder...are those your roommates laughing? The answer is yes ;)