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02/26/21 • 26 min

In the ninth episode of YOUR.RADICAL.BEING--
Sex+ Psychotherapist, Samar Poorlakani, and Professional Actor, Fiona Rene, tackle the complexity of trauma — from childhood, to generational, to acute — and how we cope and build resilience.

Podcast Instagram: @your.radical.being
Fiona’s Instagram: @fionarene
Samar’s Instagram: @intimatematters
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Podcast Instagram: @your.radical.being
Fiona’s Instagram: @fionarene
Samar’s Instagram: @intimatematters
Keep up with us: linktr.ee/your.radical.being

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In the eighth episode of YOUR.RADICAL.BEING--
Sex+ Psychotherapist, Samar Poorlakani, and Professional Actor, Fiona Rene, explore elements of life management, the balance and flow of predicting one’s own needs over time, and how it can all parallel to BDSM.

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If It Is Not Okay, It Is Not the End.

Wrapping up our first season with our tenth episode of YOUR.RADICAL.BEING--
Sex+ Psychotherapist, Samar Poorlakani, and Professional Actor, Fiona Rene, get candid about the traumatic and historical events of the time--racial injustice, economic insecurity, the global pandemic, and climate change. After a year of devastation and disruption, it is nowhere near over yet.

Podcast Instagram: @your.radical.being
Fiona’s Instagram: @fionarene
Samar’s Instagram: @intimatematters
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Your Radical Being - Welcome to the Traumadome.

Transcript

[Podcast transcription by Allyson Pacheco]

(Introductory music)

Fiona: We’re alive! You're alive Samar! She's alive!

Samar: Yeah. Been a hell of a weekend, Texas.

Fiona: Oh Samar, how are you feeling? Are you clean? Are you washed? Are you stinky?

Samar: I am no longer stinky, thank baby Jesus. I was without power from the first half of the week and then without water the second half of the week. Not even bad compared to a lot of folks