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Dr. thOTs
Dr. thOTs
73 episodes
6 days ago
A smart, driven, and fabulous podcast by Drs. Ryan Lavalley and Khalilah Johnson where sometimes it’s about occupation and sometimes it’s just sassy.
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A smart, driven, and fabulous podcast by Drs. Ryan Lavalley and Khalilah Johnson where sometimes it’s about occupation and sometimes it’s just sassy.
Show more...
Social Sciences
Science
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Imagining the Monstera Movement
Dr. thOTs
56 minutes 37 seconds
1 year ago
Imagining the Monstera Movement

The Dr. thOTs duo are joined by Trey Washington (@whatsonemorepothos) who occupies "the intersection of fried fish / porch sitting / Fantasia’s barefoot antics / communalism / anti-carceral, anti-capitalist politics and doing the chicken-head to every song like it’s still 2001" (WhatsOneMorePothos.com, 2024). The trio digs into Trey's journey to occupational therapy, community organizing, and plant care, exploring the everyday roots of justice and injustice. To close, Trey highlights some concrete ways to engage in radical communities of care. Highlights include: Ryan needing a fungus gnat solution, Trey helping a housing bond pass, Khalilah leaning into joy and imagination, and monsteras getting a movement.

Dr. thOTs
A smart, driven, and fabulous podcast by Drs. Ryan Lavalley and Khalilah Johnson where sometimes it’s about occupation and sometimes it’s just sassy.