It's Relatable

Join Kari and her guests to explore all the ways we exist in relationship. Whether they’re talking about how we relate to our bodies and food, music and art, family, our stuff, our thoughts, and more, you’ll be sure to find something relatable in these dynamic conversations. Kari draws on her expertise as a published author, parenting coach, and grief and rage educator to investigate how these connections influence us as we move through the world every day.

Relationships
Self-Improvement
1
Visions for a Radically Different World: Belong...
74 min
2
Visions for a Radically Different World 2: Basi...
Kari talks to Amber and Michelle about Subsistence and Physical Safety
81 min
3
Visions for a Radically Different World
This is a short introduction to a new series where Kari and guests explore ideas for a world where our systems and structures actually serve us as human beings.
26 min
4
Exploring the Relationship Between Work and Cr...
Kari talks to Shelby Mathis about the importance of rest and play for folks whose work relies on creativity.
57 min
5
How Do We Lose Touch With Our Humanity with Va...
In this conversation, Vanessa Faloye and I dig deep in to the things that separate us and cause us to lose touch with our humanity.
63 min
6
Our Relationship to Justice: Redux
Kari revisits her conversation with Jason Sole, who has applied for a pardon for his crimes in the state of Minnesota
12 min
7
Talking with Jess Graham about Our Relationshi...
Kari talks to Jess Graham about their new book, Being (Sick) Enough, and what it means to build a relationship to pain
75 min
8
Exploring Our Relationship to Place with Faith...
Kari talks with Faith Scott, a writer, therapist, TEDx speaker, and all-around amazing human about what "place" means to her.
60 min
9
Relating to This Time in History in the US
This short episode features Kari thinking out loud about where we can find solace amidst chaos
19 min
10
Marriage and Difference: Navigating Core Chall...
Eleanor Vincent is an author whose latest book is called Disconnected: Portrait of a Neurodiverse Marriage.
55 min
11
One Writer's Relationship to Writing with Agge...
Kari and Aggeliki talk about writing, how it relates to life, and Aggeliki's new novel, Unlucky Mel.
55 min
12
The Challenges of The Sandwich Generation: Tak...
Kari and Nina McCollum talk about what it's like to be a caregiver to kids and parents simultaneously.
62 min
13
Kari and Author Garrett Bucks on Being 'The Ri...
Kari talks with author Garrett Bucks
62 min
14
Grounding our Activism in Love
Dr. Paul Zeitz, a physician, activist, and author, joins Kari to talk about his new book, Revolutionary Optimism.
46 min
15
Kari Talks with Abolitionist Jason Sole about ...
Join Kari and Jason Sole to talk about what it means to be in community with each other in ways that heal and repair rifts
63 min
16
Judy Hall talks with Kari About Relationship t...
Kari talks with Judy Ryan Hall about how her tongue cancer and the subsequent treatment radically changed her relationship to her body and to food
65 min
17
Relationship to Parenting with Rachael Steidl
Kari and Rachael talk about how they came to their parenting philosophies
70 min
18
Examining Our Relationship to Violence with Jo...
Kari talks with Joe Loya, a man who was convicted of robbing 30 banks and wrote about his time in prison and his life in the memoir, The Man Who Outgrew His Prison Cell.
69 min
19
Kari and Kute Blackson Talk About Surrender
Kari and Kute Blackson talk about what it means to surrender
57 min
20
Exploring Our Relationship to the Idea of Work...
Kari talks to Kathy O'Driscoll, a human-resources professional who has worked in corporate and non-profit organizations
93 min
21
Andrea Carlisle on Our Relationship to Aging
Kari talks with Andrea Carlisle about her new book, There Was an Old Woman, and her thoughts about aging.
55 min
22
What's Your Relationship to Grief?
Kari examines her own relationship to grief and invites you to think about what you have been taught about grieving.
24 min
23
Tanya Ward Goodman on Our Relationship to Our ...
Tanya Ward Goodman is the author of Leaving Tinkertown, a memoir about her father's early onset Alzheimer's.
64 min
24
Relationship to Poetry: A Conversation with Dim...
Kari and poet Dimitri Reyes talk about playing with language, the difference between spoken word and writing, and a lot more!
58 min
25
Am I Too Much to be in Relationship With?
This short episode explores what happens when we think we are "too much" to handle in relationship.
18 min