Whether you're a long-time listener of meditative story or just joining us for the first time,

you might hear new ideas and perspectives that will shape the way you think about your

own lived experience.

Let's lean into that.

After all, narrative is how we make sense of the world around us.

And as we think about how storytelling can bring about generative change in our world,

I want to recommend another podcast.

It's called Snap Judgment.

Much like meditative story, every episode of Snap Judgment is crafted with an original

music score, dropping you directly into the storytellers world through cinematic music

and sensory details.

The stories are raw, real, rhythmic, and certainly worth a listen.

Again, the show is called Snap Judgment, and you can experience its soulful storytelling

wherever you get your podcasts.

The scenery of the city fades into the background as the bus pulls into a copper colored road.

Large swaths of vivid green forests shadow us on both sides of the highway shrouded in

mist.

Every once in a while, someone emerges from the bushes carrying a bucket of water up

to the roadside.

The lush forest reminds me of the Ashanti Folktales Baba shared with me in my childhood.

Nairdya Awusu is genuinely cosmopolitan.

As the daughter of a diplomat from Ghana, Nairdya spent her childhood traveling between Africa

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