All That We Are

How do we become spiritual anchors amidst the sea of change? In this episode entitled The Age Of Synthesis , Amisha talks with Richard Rudd, an spiritual teacher, writer and award-winning poet. All of Richard's travels and studies coalesced into a synthesis 'Gene Keys' exploring the miraculous possibilities inherent in human DNA. Today Richard continues to teach and travel all over the world apply...

What kind of world could we believe in and tend to through practices of deep listening? In this episode entitled The Quiet Revolutions Inside Our Hearts , Amisha speaks with Kailea Frederick, a mother of Tahltan, Kaska and Black American ancestry. Her work sits at the intersection of climate justice, spiritual ecology and resilience thinking. Kailea is the Editor for Loam, a Climate Commissioner f...

How do we birth a new paradigm through transforming our story? In this episode entitled Dancing In Each Others Radiance , Amisha talks with Rita Hraiz, visionary artist and a respected teacher of Ageless Wisdom and Esoteric Psychology. Rita is deeply versed in the Vajrayana aspect of Tibetan Buddhism and a student of Kalachakra Tantra. She is the designer and founder of Ethical clothing brand Mudr...

How do we stitch a new garment that fits all of humanity and nature? In this episode entitled Stitching Tapestries of Worthiness , Amisha talks with Sonya Renee Taylor, Founder and Radical Executive Officer of ' The Body is Not An Apology ', a digital media and education company. Sonya's creation as an award winning performance poet, activist and transformational leader unapologetically leans into...

How do we create structures with life at the centre of their being? In this episode entitled Human Gifts Of Kinship , Amisha talks with Pat McCabe 'Woman Stands Shining', of the Diné Nation adopted into the Lakota Spiritual Way of Life. She is an international speaker travelling to pray and to share her journey of remembering and listening for the way Home, back to the true nature of being Human B...

Can the powers of our flowing minds expand our language of reciprocity? In this episode entitled The Language Of Our Rivers , Amisha talks to Minna Salami, author, blogger, feminist theorist and lecturer. Minna's blog 'MsAfropolitan' connects feminism with critical reflections on contemporary culture from an Africa-centred perspective. She is the author of ' Sensuous Knowledge: A Black Feminist Ap...

How can we keep showing up as active citizens of change? In this episode entitled A Call To Action – A Hope In Hell , Amisha speaks with Jonathon Porritt, an eminent writer, broadcaster and campaigner on sustainable development. He was co-founder & director of  Forum For The Future , UK's leading sustainable development charity. Jonathon has been on the front line of environmental campaigning for...

How will you create beauty in this world? Our 108 th episode entitled Our Gifts Of Sacred Beauty , is a celebration of our beautiful conversations here at All That We Are . For this special episode, we have gathered your voices. We have gathered your stories of how All That We Are has influenced you and brought tangible shifts into your life. With generosity you have shared what you have learnt an...

Can Earth raise our consciousness into living lives of true reciprocity? In this episode entitled Walking Earth With The Gifts Of The Stars , Amisha speaks with Tiokasin Ghosthorse, member of the Cheyenne River Lakota Nation of South Dakota and a Sundancer in the cosmology of the Lakota Nation. He has a long history with Indigenous activism and advocacy, and is an international speaker on Peace, I...

What can we do to honour those that hold the world together? In this episode entitled Playing In The Wild Fields Of Trust , Amisha brings together Manish Jain ( E39 ), an un-educator, giftivist, writer and co-founder of the Unschooling movement in India, Bayo Akomolafe ( E13 ), a poet, philosopher, psychologist, professor and curator of the Emergence Network and Charles Eisenstein ( E98 ) a social...

Can we condition ourselves to become progressive vessels that forge a regenerative future? In this episode entitled Futurenauts Sailing With The Compass Of Change , Amisha speaks with Mark Stevenson, a 'reluctant futurist', author, broadcaster and expert on global trends and innovation. Mark is one of the world's most respected thinkers on the interplay of technology and society, helping a diverse...

What future would we create if we reclaimed the language of beauty? In this episode entitled Weavers Of The Beautiful Future , Amisha talks with Alan Moore, author and business innovator. Alan believes beautiful businesses are the future. Described as 'lovingly disruptive', Alan's life mission is to make every business on the planet as beautiful as they can possibly be.  Amisha and Alan speak abou...

Can beauty and community be the anchors of our future? In this episode entitled Flourishing Possibilities Birthed From Our Intuitive Gardens , we speak with Amisha Ghadiali, visionary and host of All That We Are , this globally acclaimed podcast that weaves together Politics, Spirituality, Creativity and Sustainability offering us deep, insightful, unedited conversations with inspiring guests. Ami...

What legacy do we want to leave as ancestors of the future? In this episode entitled Weaving our Soul Gifts Into this Beautiful World , Amisha speaks with Sianna Sherman, an international yoga teacher, training tens of thousands of students and teachers, for nearly three decades. As the visionary of the Rasa Yoga, Mythic Yoga Flow®, and RITUAL, Sianna shares her voice in the way of community and c...

How can we form new patterns of behaviour to heal our racial bias? In this episode entitled Allies Of Joy In A Systemically Racist World , Amisha talks with Nova Reid, an anti-racism activist, TED speaker and author.  Nova uses her professional background in mental wellbeing to encourage mindset change working with organisations and individuals to improve systems of discrimination from the inside...

How can the essence of feminine leadership reinvent the world? In this episode entitled Dancing Our Lives Into A Global Renaissance , Amisha talks with Nina Simons ( E81 ) co-founder of Bioneers, Stephanie Mines ( E72) founder of Climate Change & Consciousness and Zerbanoo Gifford ( E6 ) founder of ASHA Centre; three female leaders, authors and visionaries that have been leading communities guided...

How can deep listening guide us into paradigms of love and healing? In this episode entitled Paradigms Embedded In Our Languages Of Beauty , Amisha speaks with Lyla June, Indigenous musician, scholar and community organiser. They reflect on destruction of indigenous societies, indoctrination and economies of convenience. They speak of sacred practices and indigenous stories to guide our lives into...

Can we build a more beautiful world that centers our interdependence? In this episode entitled What happens to The World Happens to Ourselves , Amisha speaks with Charles Eisenstein, social philosopher, author and public speaker. They examine Covid19, systems no longer serving our processes and possibilities it presents for deep-seated cultural transformation. They explore the rise of collective g...

Are wellsprings of beauty our living systems for change? In this episode entitled Beyond the Edge We Soar Together , Amisha speaks with Erin Dixon, Ashati Sakahikan. They speak of truth and reconciliation in light of the cultural genocide and impacts of intergenerational trauma on the wellbeing of Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island. They explore the power of the land, ceremonial gifts of culture,...

Can Earth be our guide in recreating ourselves? In this episode entitled Listening Is Seeing All The Beauty , Amisha speaks with Rabiah Abdullah, traditional herbalist and community healer. They reflect on nature, spirituality and healing in reciprocity with earth considering ihsan : excellence as an alternative to perfectionism and egotistical leadership.  "There is a big damage in taking people...

Will our transformation be guided by the oceans? In this episode entitled Diving with the Currents of Change , Amisha talks with Reem AlMealla, marine biologist and climate advocate. Amisha and Reem explore privilege, the daunting depths of the currents of change and the beauty that surrounds us for the potential of change. Reem reveals how she inspires change, the importance of standing in ones v...

How can we be present to the challenging transitions that we experience in life? "We can be courageous enough to meet these moments of transition with presence. To let ourselves be transformed in relationship to that which is dying and being reborn within and around us. To trust in the wild unfolding. To find the beauty in being here." Amisha Ghadiali  In this episode entitled A Tribute to my Fath...

What could transform if we embraced brave spaces? In this episode entitled Brave Lives In Times Of Reckoning , Amisha talks with Rev. Jen Bailey, ordained minister, public theologian, and a leader in the multi-faith movement for justice.  They explore gas-lighting, people pleasing and liberation. Sharing transitions into spiritual leadership, courage to live into joy and faith, deepening connectio...

How do we lead and fully show up at this time? Join us for this special episode with three elders who have been guests on the show - and took part in our live webinars during our season break.  In this episode entitled Wisdom from our Elders with Sally Kempton, Jyoti and Mac Macartney, we ask Mac Macartney ( E61 ) and Jyoti ( E68 ) for their take on the pandemic and everything that it is bringing...

How do we find a sense of connection and reciprocity with nature? In this episode entitled Ancestral Gifts That Soften The Edge , Amisha talks with black-latinx transdisciplinary artist, educator, and designer brontë velez (they/them). They discuss prophetic opportunities presented by Covid-19, the potency of death doulaship practices, spiritual ecology and technology for communities to understand...