By every account we are standing on a precipice of necessary change. The seduction of contraction to do things as we've always done, to settle into the stale and oppressive beliefs and behaviors,

to be lulled by the familiarity of fear, is to miss what is the awkward, messy, loving

change that is our due.

In this episode today, we are visited by our friend,

Sonia Renee Taylor, who talks about this edginess,

this place of creative possibility we find ourselves in. Will you change? Will you do what life and conditions are calling you to?

Sonia Renee Taylor is a genius, those are my words, and she is the author of The Body

is not an apology, and the founder and radical executive officer of the organization with the same name.

She's also my friend, and it was really fun to catch up with her and dream about new worlds together here.

I really hope you enjoy this episode.

So we have Sonia Renee Taylor on the podcast today.

I just want to say that Sonia, you were our first guest. you are our inaugural guests on finding our way.

You opened this whole thing up and I just want to welcome you back.

I feel like we've come full circle to have you here and I'm grateful that you're back.

Oh, thanks for having me back. I know it's so nice to like open it up and then I have done well

enough to be invited back. You could have been like, mm-mm, we're not doing

that no more. No, I mean you were by, I don't know how many people, a lot of people, to come back on this show.

So we listened and we reached out to you and you were gracious enough to say yes I mean we could

have 10 episodes with you and still it wouldn't be enough so thank you for coming back.

You know actually this is actually a third time recording because remember we

recorded one. We did one and we decided that wasn't it. Yeah and then we did it again and that was

definitely it so here we go for the third time.

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