In this episode of Open Wounds, host Candice speaks with Abigail D'Agostino, an expert on death and dying. They explore the importance of discussing death openly, the emotional complexities surrounding the dying process, and the role of hospice and palliative care. Abigail shares insights from her experiences in the field, emphasizing the need for planning, communication, and understanding the agency of both the dying and their families. The conversation also touches on the impact of trauma, the significance of humor in discussing death, and the holistic approach of hospice care.

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In this episode of the Open Wounds podcast, host Candice interviews Korean journalist Ji Hye Jeong about the 4B movement in South Korea, which challenges traditional gender roles and societal expectations for women. Ji Hye shares her personal journey into feminism, the impact of the internet on women's movements, and the cultural pressures women face in South Korea. The conversation explores the significance of economic independence, the backlash against women's autonomy, and the future of reproductive technology. Ji Hye also discusses her documentary project that aims to document the experiences of women involved in the movement and the societal implications of their choices.

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In this episode of the Open Wounds podcast, host Candice interviews Darshana Avila, an erotic wholeness guide and sexual wellness expert. They explore Darshana's journey from a corporate career to embracing her unique role in helping others reclaim their sexuality and integrate it with spirituality. The conversation delves into the misconceptions surrounding eroticism, the impact of cultural conditioning on sexual satisfaction, and the importance of intimacy and connection in relationships. They discuss the role of trauma in sexual disconnect, the effects of pornography, and the significance of somatic safety and presence in intimate experiences. The episode concludes with a call to prioritize pleasure as a form of self-care and the need for personal liberation to foster collective change.

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