I have shared with you how my upbringing was stranger than fiction. I have shared with you purity culture. I have even shared with you the feminist perspectives on power. However, I have never shared with you WHY I began this podcast. In this final episode, I would like to do just that!

Firstly, if you are a woman of color and you are wondering if you should make that podcast, I just want to tell you: YES! YOU SHOULD! Secondly, how I came to create this podcast can actually be answered by me telling you a joke: Two bros are talking about Buddhism. And they are elitists. 🤣🤣🤣 Oh. you aren't laughing. That's because it's not funny. It is infuriating. It is annoying. It is sad. But not funny. I didn't think it was funny either when I heard their podcast.

Spirituality taught me acceptance and brotherhood. It taught me at a young age that I am my sister's keeper. It taught me about belonging. Things those bros had no desire to talk about or learn. So with my podcast, my intention was to counter their crap by giving a giant middle finger to all of the institutions and podcasts that suppress people and create harm and trauma. And...I think I did that! What do you think?

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This podcast is presented by Spiritual Provocation. Katie B., PhD went from foster kid to Bay Area resident. She is unboxable (as in, good luck trying to fit her into these tightly constrained categories) and has zero interest in the status quo and how things "have always been done" that are really just fear and scarcity with a pretty bow on top.

Having faced and overcome significant challenges early on in life, Katie dwells in possibilities, not limitations, and is dedicated to doing her part to help improve the human condition. Ready to work with Katie B.? Contact her here or on her website: spiritualprovocation.com!!

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