Hey how to survive the end of the world listeners. My name is Kate Werning and I am visiting

you from the land of Irresistible, which is the new name for Healing Justice

podcast. We are a virtual community of practice here to support your

commitment to collective healing and social change. As organizers and healing

practitioners, we already know many of you and are excited to meet you if we don't.

We want to make sure you can find us and subscribe in whichever podcast platform you listen over at our new name

Irresistible. We recently went through a year-long process to change our name

in accountability to and with deep respect for healing justice lineages, of which both

Brown sisters are apart. You can hear more about that process and the deep rivers of movement and spiritual teachers who have led us to our new name

in our recent episode called Becoming Irresistible. But for now we'd like to play you our four minute trailer to introduce ourselves more fully as a community. Bonus points if you can catch Adrian's voice in there. Here we go.

We are irresistible a community of practice and

collective healing and social change because our commitment to justice and

to our own lives is compelling, joyful, and irresistible.

Together we celebrate the many traditions of movement leaders, cultural workers, and spiritual

teachers who remind us to embody the liberation we are pursuing

and who show us that our movements for justice can and must be expansive,

vibrant, and fully alive. Because we are so much more than resistance. We are

irresistible. Somebody called out I believe that we will win and the sax player jumped in, there were some drummers there, and it became like a dance part.

That was such a beautiful expression of our values to share that message right that disability justice and stuff

that solidarity is a form of love. There is a spiritual dimension in a

spiritual reality to movement art. There is work that is being done

behind the scenes on our benefit that we don't even see right now because we can't see it because

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