This is How We Care is a podcast exploring how we raise children, build community, and shape the world our future generations will inherit.
For parents, caregivers, educators, and culture-shapers asking one essential question:
What kind of world do our children want to inherit — and how do we embody it now?
CARING FOR THE NEXT GENERATION WHILE THE WORLD’S ON FIRE
You don’t have to look far to feel it: we are raising children in the midst of overlapping, meta-crises.
Climate breakdown. Political polarization. Economic instability. Rising mental health challenges. Loneliness, burnout, and the collapse of community support systems — just to name a few.
For the parents, aunties, uncles, and grandparents who are raising the next generation, this time can feel overwhelming and disorienting.
How do we care for the next generation when it feels like so much is burning, ending, or being actively destroyed?
How do meet the moment that we are in, without bypassing the grief, fear, and uncertainty that comes with it?
This Is How We Care exists because this moment demands more than critique: it requires vision.
Together, we’re creating new possibilities for our:
MEET YOUR HOST, EMILY.
Often praised for being one of the “deepest question askers” in her community, Emily brings her natural curiosity and skillsets from years of corporate coaching and facilitation to the microphone to get to the heart of the vision we need to lead us, now.
She sits with visionaries and leaders across silos, connecting dots to how we get from this version of reality to the one our children are asking to be born into.
After interviewing nearly a hundred guests, Emily sits with the understanding that returning to a communal orientation is at the heart of the solutions we need across the board — whether we’re looking at health, parenting, education, economies, the environment, and everything in between.
When she’s not interviewing visionaries on this show, Emily is helping parents and parents-to-be create the sustainable strategies they need to rebuild the villages they were meant to parent within, from the ground up.
You can check out her coaching, facilitation and mentorship work over at www.revillagingmama.com.
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