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SO 10 Episode 02: Almost Home: A Conversation with Mirabai Bush

Two Old Bitches
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How did mindfulness become part of everyday life in America? Mirabai Bush has been at the center of that story for more than 50 years. A longtime collaborator of Ram Dass and co-creator of Google’s Search Inside Yourself program, she shares how a trip to India in 1970 led her to pioneers who helped bring Buddhist meditation and contemplative practice to the West.

At 86, Mirabai also reflects on mindfulness, compassion, aging, legacy, and what it means to live and die with intention and wisdom.

Call Your Girlfriend Podcast Summer of Friendship - Two Old Bitches | S6 Bonus Episode

Call Your Girlfriend Podcast Summer of Friendship - Two Old Bitches | S6 Bonus Episode

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Two Old Bitches co-hosts and friends, Joanne Sandler and Idelisse Malavé, were invited by the wonderful and popular Call Your Girlfriend podcast to have a conversation about their decades long friendship. As part of a series, “Summer of Friendship” CYG asked a few of their favorite podcasters — we’re honored! — to tell them how they met, times their friendship has been stretched, and how they grow together.

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Trudy Berlin - A 98-Year-Old Work-in-Progress | S6 E09

Trudy Berlin - A 98-Year-Old Work-in-Progress | S6 E09

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Imagine your life as a perpetual learning journey where you grow braver and more transcendent as the years pass. That is how Trudy Berlin has lived. She is the 98-year-old host of “The Ladies Room with Trudy Berlin”, a weekly discussion group for women over 70. She started it twenty years ago and when the pandemic hit, the group went virtual. The Washington Post christened Trudy “the ‘Oprah’ of senior citizens” at the Adolph & Rose Levis Jewish Community Center in Boca Raton, Florida.

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Sonoko Sakai – Salary Woman No More! | S6 E06

Sonoko Sakai – Salary Woman No More! | S6 E06

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What are we talking about when we talk about “reinventing” ourselves? Our conversation with writer, teacher and Japanese home cooking guru, Sonoko Sakai, reveals how failure is a pathway to discovering long-standing passions and new opportunities. After two decades as a successful film buyer and producer, Sonoko confronted financial and career loss. To heal, she discovered “putting my hands in flour was the most therapeutic way.”

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