Best Shilpa Jain Podcasts (2025)

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Season Three Finale With Roxy Manning and Sarah Peyton 36:03

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5M ago36:03

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In this powerful season finale of Fierce Compassion, hosts Roxy Manning and Sarah Peyton turn inward to reflect on the urgent questions facing us in these turbulent times: How do we stay human in the face of inhumanity? Where do we put our life energy? And what does fierce compassion look like when we’re stretched thin? With honesty, humor, and hea…

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Live Coaching With Roxy Manning: Addressing Microaggressions After Time Has Passed 47:58

6M ago47:58

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we listen in on a powerful coaching conversation between Roxy and Savanah, who reflect on a painful rupture in a once-trusted relationship. Savanah shares what it was like to experience a microaggression from someone she thought was a close friend. Together, they unpack the layers of hurt, power, and self-doubt…

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Live Coaching With Roxy Manning: Bridging Divides and Holding Grief 37:35

6M ago37:35

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In this special coaching episode of Fierce Compassion, Roxy and Prabha reflect on the challenges of engaging in hard conversations with presence and care. They explore how recognizing emotional responses and making space for dialogue can foster deeper understanding. Together, they examine the importance of holding grief, pausing when needed, and na…

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Live Coaching With Sarah Peyton: Generational Contracts and Implicit Bias 1:16:54

7M ago1:16:54

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In this special episode of Fierce Compassion, we invite you into two deeply moving live coaching sessions with Sarah Peyton. First, we meet Ouida, who longs to show up authentically with her father and son, yet finds herself caught in patterns of silence shaped by childhood and generational agreements. Through Sarah’s resonant coaching, she begins …

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Building Transformative Community with Shilpa Jain 56:14

7M ago56:14

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we welcome Shilpa Jain, former executive director of YES!, to explore the art of deep listening, conflict transformation, and participatory leadership. Shilpa shares how her upbringing in a tight-knit Jain community shaped her understanding of interdependence and belonging. We discuss how storytelling fosters c…

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Loving Accountability and White Identity with Christine Saxman 51:33

8M ago51:33

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we welcome Christine Saxman. Christine is a racial equity facilitator, coach, and co-author of Being White Today: A Road Map for a Positive Anti-Racist Life. Christine shares her journey from classroom teacher to a full-time anti-racism educator. We explore the role of self-compassion in navigating mistakes, th…

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Building Bridges and Radical Belonging with Ben McBride 59:30

8M ago59:30

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, community leader Ben McBride shares his journey from experiencing both love and othering in his San Francisco upbringing to becoming a bridge-builder between divided communities. Drawing on his work with law enforcement, community violence intervention, and diverse faith communities, McBride offers a compelling…

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Reimagining Nature and Belonging with Carolyn Finney, PhD 59:06

9M ago59:06

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, cultural geographer and storyteller Carolyn Finney illuminates the intricate relationship between race, nature, and belonging. Drawing from her journey from actor to environmental justice advocate, Finney explores how storytelling can bridge divides and create more inclusive understandings of nature. She challe…

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Nurturing Antiracism From Preschool to Adulthood with Rainbow Markell 53:20

9M ago53:20

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we explore the transformative power of anti-racism work with Rainbow Markell, an educator whose journey spans decades of early childhood education and diversity training. From awkward fourth-grade moments to profound realizations about intergenerational trauma, Rainbow shares candid insights that will make you …

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Living Languages and Earth Wisdom with Tiokasin Ghosthorse 1:03:21

10M ago1:03:21

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In this thought-provoking episode of Fierce Compassion, we are joined by Tiokasin Ghosthorse, a member of the Itazipcola and Mnicoujou Lakota of the Sakowin Oyate and the founder of First Voices Radio. Ghosthorse challenges our understanding of language, activism, and our relationship with the Earth, offering insights into Indigenous perspectives t…

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Weaving Stories of Healing and Hope with Monique Gray Smith 51:15

10M ago51:15

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In this powerful episode of Fierce Compassion, we sit down with acclaimed Indigenous author Monique Gray Smith to explore the transformative power of storytelling in healing intergenerational trauma and fostering reconciliation. Smith shares insights from her diverse body of work, from children's books to young adult non-fiction, highlighting how s…

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After the Election - Transforming Trauma Into Collective Power with Staci Haines 54:08

10M ago54:08

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, author and somatics trainer Staci Haines illuminates how our bodies hold both personal and societal trauma, and how somatic practices can transform our relationship to change-making. Through exploring core human needs for safety, belonging, and dignity, Haines reveals how polarization and political trauma live …

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Climate Anxiety, Race, and Reproductive Choices with Dr. Jade Sasser 52:41

11M ago52:41

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we explore the intersection of climate change, reproductive choices, and racial justice with Dr. Jade Sasser. Drawing on her research for Climate Anxiety and the Kid Question, Dr. Sasser illuminates how feelings about the climate disproportionately affect communities of color and impact decisions about having c…

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Compassion at Work and Embracing Imperfection with Kit Miller 49:20

11M ago49:20

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we delve into the transformative power of nonviolence with Kit Miller, Director Emeritus of the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence. Miller shares insights from her new book, "Culture Shift: Nonviolence at Work," exploring how principled nonviolence and restorative practices can address systemic racism and fo…

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Welcome to Season 3! A Conversation with Roxy and Sarah 58:17

12M ago58:17

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Welcome to Season 3 of Fierce Compassion! To kick off the season, we look back on the year since publishing our book, "The Antiracist Heart," and share what we’ve been thinking and learning around navigating shame, owning our power, and healing the wounds within us and between us. We offer insights on the importance of nourishing ourselves through …

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Growing Indigenous Infrastructure with Forest James 53:30

1y ago53:30

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we discuss growing infrastructure in Indigenous communities with Forest James, an entrepreneur, artist, developer, and enrolled citizen of the Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation. James explores how his diverse experiences in the arts, technology, and business shape his unique approach to bridging Indigenous and Western prac…

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The Fierce Vulnerability of Beloved Community with Kazu Haga 53:12

1+ y ago53:12

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we delve into the fierce vulnerability of Beloved Community with nonviolence and restorative justice practitioner Kazu Haga. Drawing on stories of transformation and reconciliation, Haga demonstrates our human capacity to transmute even the deepest harms through fierce vulnerability. Together we explore the fra…

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Mindful Travel and the Compassion of Discomfort with Dr. Anu Taranath 47:54

1+ y ago47:54

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion we delve into the nuances of mindful travel and finding compassion in discomfort with speaker, author, educator, and racial equity consultant Dr. Anu Taranath. Dr. Anu offers insights into navigating discomfort and embracing empathy across borders. Her experiences and stories challenge us to reflect on our roles…

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Libraries Under Threat with Gavin Downing 51:04

1+ y ago51:04

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we discuss threats to libraries and the liberative power of books with Gavin Downing, a dedicated educator and librarian. Downing is an inspired advocate for the capacity of books to offer inspiration and accompaniment to young people, especially those with marginalized identities. In this conversation, Downing…

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Self-Care to Social Change with Dr. Darlene Hall 1:06:21

1+ y ago1:06:21

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we're thrilled to welcome Dr. Darlene Hall, a distinguished psychologist, consultant, educator, athlete, and author of Youth Development Theory & Practice: Integrating a Trauma Framework - A Social Justice Approach. Dr. Hall delves into her personal and professional journey, exploring the multifaceted role of s…

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Breaking Patterns: Spontaneity in Anti-Oppression with Dr. Leticia Nieto 58:10

1+ y ago58:10

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we explore the intricate relationship between spontaneity and anti-oppression with psychotherapist, author, and educator, Dr. Leticia Nieto. We learn how Dr. Nieto’s work with psychodrama has helped cultivate a deep understanding of the role of spontaneity in breaking down entrenched social patterns and contrib…

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Education Evolution: The Community as Classroom with Lillian Hsu 46:02

1+ y ago46:02

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On this episode of Fierce Compassion, we welcome Lillian Hsu, a school designer, teacher, coach and education innovator. Hsu shares her insights on integrating empathy into the foundations of educational methodologies and the profound impacts this can have on students’ engagement and sense of belonging. We’re offered a unique perspective on how com…

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Decolonizing Nonviolence and Intergenerational Healing with Meenadchi 41:28

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In this Fierce Compassion episode, we explore connections between nonviolence, decolonization, and intergenerational healing with Meenadchi, a somatic healing practitioner, communications expert, and author. We delve into Meenadchi's work, Decolonizing Nonviolent Communication (DNVC), and discover the ways her heritage has shaped her approach to he…

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Cultivating Love in the Workplace: Inclusion, Safety and Community with Rajkumari Neogy 58:45

1+ y ago58:45

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we're joined by Rajkumari Neogy, an expert in using neurobiology and empathy to cultivate inclusion, safety, and community in the workplace. Neogy discusses the vital role of self-compassion and authentic self-expression in the corporate world. Together we explore the profound impact of epigenetics on executive…

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The Rebels as Peacemakers with Kobi Skolnick and Aziz Abu Sarah 1:01:46

1+ y ago1:01:46

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In this Fierce Compassion episode, we welcome Kobe Skolnick and Aziz Abu Sarah, friends and colleagues from Israel and Palestine, discussing their journeys from radicalization in youth to embracing peace. They share their personal experiences and transformations, touching on topics like self-compassion, storytelling, and understanding the complexit…

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Caring to Lead with Jennifer Esteen, RN 57:03

1+ y ago57:03

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In this Fierce Compassion episode, we welcome Jennifer Esteen, a nurse, mom, and community activist. Esteen shares her journey from New Orleans to California and how it shaped her into a powerful advocate for working families. We learn how self compassion and empathy informed and motivated her transition from healthcare to political candidacy. Join…

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Releasing Urgency: Changing Corporate Culture by Being Kind but not Nice with Mary-Frances Winters 59:55

1+ y ago59:55

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we talk with Mary-Frances Winters, founder and CEO of The Winters Group and author of seven books on antiracism, diversity, and inclusion. During our conversation, Winters shares her journey of self discovery with us: one that spans over 40 years of diversity and inclusion work within organizations and corporat…

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Honoring the Trickster with Dr. Báyò Akómoláfé 59:52

2y ago59:52

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In our twelfth episode, we talk with Dr. Báyò Akómolàfè, the widely celebrated international speaker, posthumanist philosopher, and author who, despite all his accolades, defines himself primarily as a father and husband. A Yoruban public intellectual known for his intricate narratives on identity, change, and interdependence, Dr. Akómolàfè challen…

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The Roots of Social Justice and Advocacy with Dr. Rosa García 48:58

2y ago48:58

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In our eleventh episode, we explore the inspiring journey of Dr. Rosa García, a Chicana educator and activist passionately dedicated to social justice and educational equity. García, the Executive Director of the Community Learning Partnership and the California Youth Leadership Corps, joins us to share her life story, starting from her roots in a …

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From Villager to Diplomat with Jackson Lima 59:21

2y ago59:21

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In our tenth episode, we talk with Jackson Lima, a Brazilian diplomat with a specialization in conflict coaching and resolution. Jackson talks with us about the concrete practices that make compassion and self-compassion possible: something he has a lot of personal experience with, given his experience growing up in the poorest majority Black regio…

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Revisioning Apartheid's End with Edwin Cleophas 56:55

2y ago56:55

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In our ninth episode, we talk with Edwin Cleophas: a theologian, psychometrist, and antiracist activist from South Africa. Cleophas has a compelling story: once a gang member in South Africa, he is now an international advocate for social justice with four degrees in higher education. Cleophas speaks with passion and precision about the stakes of a…

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Identity and Authentic Expression in the New Hollywood with Carolyn Michelle Smith 53:31

2y ago53:31

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In our eighth episode, we talk with Carolyn Michelle Smith, an actor, creator, and mentor with Trinidadian roots who brings the importance of story to her acting and expression. During our conversation, we get to hear about what it's like to be a Black actor and creator, how to participate in the new post-network Hollywood, and the importance of th…

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Radical Belonging with Marx Cassity 56:36

2y ago56:36

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In our seventh episode, we talk with Marx Cassity, a Two-Spirit Indigiqueer artist of Osage/Kaw heritage whose music is a fusion of electronic rock and Native nuances. Their newest work, 2Sacred, is their fourth musical album and releases next month on November 5th. During our conversation, Cassity discusses the inspiration and motivation for 2Sacr…

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Sounding the Cry of Antiracism with Composer Philip Miller 1:02:04

2y ago1:02:04

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In our sixth episode, we talk with Philip Miller, an activist composer from South Africa, whose whole career has integrated social justice with collaborative music projects. His newest work, NKOLI: The Vogue-Opera, profiles the life and work of Simon Nkoli, a gay anti-apartheid activist who was instrumental in securing civil rights for the LGBTQ co…

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60 Years of Hope and Truth Telling with Zillah Eisenstein 1:01:32

2y ago1:01:32

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In our fifth episode, we talk with Zillah Eisenstein, an American political theorist and gender studies professor, about her life, her work, her activism, and her writing. Eisenstein's parents were members of the American communist party, and she shares about her experiences growing up as a child of the communist party during the Civil Rights movem…

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The Neuroscience of Privilege with Shakil Choudhury 1:02:41

2y ago1:02:41

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In our fourth episode, Roxy and Sarah are joined by author and DEI educator Shakil Choudhury. Together, they discuss the neuroscience of how systemic oppression impacts our brain, as well as concrete strategies to help us reduce bias in our communities. Shakil shares some of the powerful experiences that he has had on his antiracist education journ…

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The Creative Spirituality of Compassion with Dr. Shakti Butler 50:31

2y ago50:31

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In this episode, Roxy and Sarah are joined by filmmaker, dreamer, and transformative educator, Dr. Shakti Butler. Shakti gets deep into the unifying power of love, spirituality, and dreams as inspirations and energizers for our creativity and our antiracism work. Together, we travel with Shakti into her early years growing up in Harlem, and learn h…

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Embodying Nonviolence in the Classroom with Mike Tinoco 54:28

2y ago54:28

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In this episode, Roxy and Sarah are joined by award-winning beatboxer and nonviolence high school educator, Mike Tinoco. Together, they discuss how Kingian Nonviolence provides a paradigm shifting roadmap for teachers in the classroom. Mike offers lesson plans, tips, and personal stories about embodying this holistic approach to compassion and deli…

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Welcome to Fierce Compassion with Roxy Manning and Sarah Peyton 22:17

2y ago22:17

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In our first episode, hosts Roxy Manning and Sarah Peyton discuss the power of compassion in building an antiracist society. They share common struggles with self-compassion - including their own! Roxy and Sarah also touch on the role of unconscious contracts and unconscious bias as blocks to living our antiracist ideals, and explore the concept of…

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An Introduction to Fierce Compassion 2:49

2y ago2:49

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Roxy Manning and Sarah Peyton welcome you to the first season of their podcast, Fierce Compassion.

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Brief talk about article 370 and 35A 6:30

6y ago6:30

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Home Minister Amit Shah today moved the resolution to revoke Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, in Lok Sabha. He also introduced Jammu and Kashmir (Reorganisation) Bill, 2019 in the Lower House of Parliament. A resolution removing the special status of the state under Article 370 was approved by the Rajya Sabha on Monday. Shortly after Amit Shah tab…

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6y ago5:34

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