Welcome to the Medium Well podcast with Sara Weinreb, your host and guinea pig. Medium Well follows Sara's adventures and misadventures with navigating transitions, embracing uncertainty, and figuring out what it means to be human on this very fine and often confusing planet. Along the way, Sara openly (like, really openly) speaks to everyone from spiritual guides to career coaches, accomplished entrepreneurs and healers, consultants and creatives, all in hopes of finding her way to Medium Well.
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Welcome to the Medium Well podcast with Sara Weinreb, your host and guinea pig. Medium Well follows Sara's adventures and misadventures with navigating transitions, embracing uncertainty, and figuring out what it means to be human on this very fine and often confusing planet. Along the way, Sara openly (like, really openly) speaks to everyone from spiritual guides to career coaches, accomplished entrepreneurs and healers, consultants and creatives, all in hopes of finding her way to Medium Well.
71: You can't be an environmentalist unless you're anti-racist with Leah Thomas and Sabs Katz from Intersectional Environmentalist
Medium Well
1 hour 17 minutes 22 seconds
5 years ago
71: You can't be an environmentalist unless you're anti-racist with Leah Thomas and Sabs Katz from Intersectional Environmentalist
Medium Well
Welcome to the Medium Well podcast with Sara Weinreb, your host and guinea pig. Medium Well follows Sara's adventures and misadventures with navigating transitions, embracing uncertainty, and figuring out what it means to be human on this very fine and often confusing planet. Along the way, Sara openly (like, really openly) speaks to everyone from spiritual guides to career coaches, accomplished entrepreneurs and healers, consultants and creatives, all in hopes of finding her way to Medium Well.
