Welcome to Eclectica Hub’s Rooted In Remembrance Podcast. A Podcast bought to you by Demi Lee and Annamaria.
Eclectica Hub is a Visionary Dance School and an evolving community. A space where we tend to the rites, the ruptures, and the wild ceremonies of becoming.
Our Rooted in Remembrance Podcast is where we gather by the metaphorical fire of what’s been forgotten and return to the ancient, the intimate, the unspoken.
We speak from the marrow,
of birth, of death, of grief, of growth -
of what it means to lead with soul.
This is for those who remember, or ache to.
For those ready to reclaim what the modern world forgot.
To break the spell of amnesia.
To return to the work of soul.
Thank you so much for tuning in and welcome to the world that is Eclectica
Welcome to Eclectica Hub’s Rooted In Remembrance Podcast. A Podcast bought to you by Demi Lee and Annamaria.
Eclectica Hub is a Visionary Dance School and an evolving community. A space where we tend to the rites, the ruptures, and the wild ceremonies of becoming.
Our Rooted in Remembrance Podcast is where we gather by the metaphorical fire of what’s been forgotten and return to the ancient, the intimate, the unspoken.
We speak from the marrow,
of birth, of death, of grief, of growth -
of what it means to lead with soul.
This is for those who remember, or ache to.
For those ready to reclaim what the modern world forgot.
To break the spell of amnesia.
To return to the work of soul.
Thank you so much for tuning in and welcome to the world that is Eclectica
What does it mean to be in your spine - not just in posture, but in truth?
In this episode, Anna-Maria and Demi Lee unpack the sacred architecture of sisterhood: the kind that doesn’t flinch at your bigness, but bows to it. The kind that recognises your success and everything you have achieved in your life as a mirror and a call.
We speak to the clearings and contractions that come when jealousy arises - and how it can be a compass. We explore how to dismantle the internalised patterns of tall poppy syndrome, performative humility, and quiet competition - and ask: what if celebration is the most radical act of all?
This is a conversation about self-responsibility, staying in integrity when ruptures arise, and learning to hold each other - and ourselves - without collapsing or avoiding.
It’s about walking with women who don’t see your connection as dispensable and forging a sisterhood that trades in truth over comfort.
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