In this episode Sangodare and Alexis reflect on their “love ship” as a rhythmic, metronome-like practice shaped by consistent internal and external influences. They discuss their first live podcast recording at Gladys Books and Wine, and responding to audience questions from that event, they cite influences on their relationship including Love on the Spectrum and Couples Therapy. They also describe their long-distance origin, traveling together, and evolving ground rules emphasizing respect and expressing emotions without violence.

• Metronome of Love
• North Stars
• Listener Questions on Long Distance Love and Relationship Ground Rules
• Closing remarks and Retreat Invite

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Alexis and Sangodare host a magnetic live recording at Gladys Books and Wine. They discuss the origins of the “love ship” and introduce the idea of “polyrhythm,” where each person carries different beats, such as one handling business while the other opts out. They offer three “North Stars” and address audience questions about social media’s impact on dating and relationship visibility and approaches to conflict and repair.

• What Is a Loveship and Origins and Boat Metaphor
• Polyrhythm and Relationship Eras Explained
• Listener Q and A on Social Media and Dating and Conflict and Repair

For more info about our interactive Valentine’s Day adventure Where is the Lovevisit our webpage you can play solo, with a (romantic or non romantic) partner, or with a group:

https://www.mobilehomecoming.org/loveship

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On this episode Alexis and Sangodare discuss attraction, complementary energies, and how partners can evolve beyond fixed gender roles, drawing on Toni Cade Bambara’s “On the Issue of Roles” to emphasize revolution as freedom. They share an Ifa initiation transformation, offer three “North Stars,” and answer a listener question about spouses in business conflict: align on shared goals, seek support, honor differences, and use curiosity and play.

• Attraction, Masculinity/Femininity & Letting Gender Expand
• Transcending Roles: Toni Cade Bambara on Revolution & Freedom
• Falling in Love with the New You: Initiation, Change & Commitment
• Practical Advice: Align on Values, Get Support, Celebrate Differences

For more info about our interactive Valentine’s Day adventure Where is the Lovevisit our webpage you can play solo, with a (romantic or non romantic) partner, or with a group:
https://www.mobilehomecoming.org/loveship

And save the date! We will be having our first live podcast taping on Feb 20th at 7pm at Gladys Books and Wine in Brooklyn NYC: https://gladysbooksandwine.com/

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Sangodare and Alexis delve into the importance of physical intimacy and the practice of embodying love. They reflect on their personal journeys with working out, the significance of ancestral figures like Pat Parker and Audrey Lorde, and the scholarship of Mecca Jamila Sullivan. They emphasize the interconnectedness of our hearts and bodies, providing practical insights into embracing one's physicality, and the role of dance in reclaiming one's body. Through gratitude practices and personal anecdotes, listeners are encouraged to honor their bodies, communicate needs in relationships, and explore physical intimacy with curiosity and care. The episode also includes a listener question on reclaiming bodily autonomy and offers actionable advice for developing a loving relationship with one’s own body.

• Dedication to Mecca Jamila Sullivan and Pat Parker
• Exploring Embodiment and Physical Intimacy
• Listener Question on Reclaiming the Body

For more info about our interactive Valentine’s Day adventure Where is the Lovevisit our webpage you can play solo, with a (romantic or non romantic) partner, or with a group:
https://www.mobilehomecoming.org/loveship

And save the date! We will be having our first live podcast taping on Feb 20th at 7pm at Gladys Books and Wine in Brooklyn NYC: https://gladysbooksandwine.com/

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On this episode Alexis and Sangodare delve into the concept of creating personal and communal ceremonies that honor individual and collective cycles. They explore reclaiming traditional holidays like Valentine's Day and a look at the importance of defining what is sacred in relationships. The hosts share personal stories and rituals, emphasizing transformation, consistent presence, and the liberation that comes from conscious repetition. They also address a listener's question about redefining worthiness in relationships beyond financial contributions and announce an upcoming live podcast recording.

• Creating Our Own Ceremonies
• Listener Question: Redefining Worthiness Beyond Money
• Upcoming Topics and Live Podcast Announcement

For more info about our interactive Valentine’s Day adventure Where is the Lovevisit our webpage you can play solo, with a (romantic or non romantic) partner, or with a group:
https://www.mobilehomecoming.org/loveship

And save the date! We will be having our first live podcast taping on Feb 20th at 7pm at Gladys Books and Wine in Brooklyn NYC: https://gladysbooksandwine.com/

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In this episode Alexis and Sangodare explore what happens when relationship conflict shows up in the body. They discuss the powerful practice of expressing emotions and using physical manifestations, like a crick in the neck, as signals to address hidden feelings. Drawing on wisdom from classic TV and their own experiences, they encourage listeners to relax, relate, and release. They address a listener's question about maintaining realistic views of relationships while staying open to their magic, emphasizing the importance of personal growth and emotional honesty. The episode wraps up with an invitation to a Valentine's Day practice, 'Where's the Love?', promoting love and connection in various forms.

• The Power of Speaking Our Truth
• Physical Manifestations of Emotions
• Relax, Relate, Release: A Useful Technology
• Listener Question: Idealized Relationships
• Valentine's Day Practice: join us in “Where's the Love?”

For more info about our interactive Valentine’s Day adventure visit our webpage:
https://www.mobilehomecoming.org/loveship

And save the date! We will be having our first live podcast taping on Feb 20th at 7pm at Gladys Books and Wine in Brooklyn NYC: https://gladysbooksandwine.com/

To go deeper into your self-love journey access the replay of Alexis’s “I Love Your Face” writing workshop for your youngest wisest self: https://sangodare.podia.com/i-love-your-face-a-writing-workshop-for-your-smallest-most-expansive-self

Or the Inner Child Summer School Practice space: https://sangodare.podia.com/inner-child-summer-school

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In this episode Alexis and Sangodare explore the profound importance of self-love as a foundational practice in relationships. The episode draws inspiration from black feminist literature and discusses the concept of 'romancing the stone'—the idea that we should lavish love and care on ourselves before extending it to others. Practical advice includes creating accessible self-love practices, breaking away from traditional gender roles, and nurturing deep, authentic connections. They also answer a listener's question about overcoming ingrained social patterns within a relationship.

• Self-Love and ‘Romancing the Stone’
• June Jordan's Wisdom on Self-Love
• Personal Stories of Self-Love
• Listener Questions and Advice

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To go deeper into your self-love journey access the replay of Alexis’s “I Love Your Face” writing workshop for your youngest wisest self: https://sangodare.podia.com/i-love-your-face-a-writing-workshop-for-your-smallest-most-expansive-self

Or the Inner Child Summer School Practice space: https://sangodare.podia.com/inner-child-summer-school

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Hosts Sangodare and Alexis delve into the concept of 'Wingspan' to illustrate how supporting each other enhances our capacity for love and connection. Drawing on Audre Lorde’s challenge “I am not supposed to exist. But I do,” the episode meditates on flocking, and the supposedly impossible flights on bees to celebrate the power of shifting the energy and moving towards the futures we envision for ourselves through collaboration.

The hosts address a listener's question about managing intense emotions for someone who may not reciprocate and offer insights on self-reflection and healthy emotional redirection. They also share their upcoming offerings for those seeking support in their love and partnership journeys. The episode emphasizes the power of community, playfulness, and celebrating wins in the continuous journey of love and self-discovery.

• Community and Love as Spiritual Practice
• Exploring the concept of ‘Wingspan’
• Listener Questions and Advice
• Valentine's Day Offerings and Farewell

For more on our coaching and community building offerings, Click Here
https://www.mobilehomecoming.org/loveship

For this episode we especially recommend “Sustaining Sweetness”: https://sangodare.podia.com/sustaining-sweetness-a-practice-for-loveships

To go deeper into your self-love journey access the replay of Alexis’s “I Love Your Face” writing workshop for your youngest wisest self: https://sangodare.podia.com/i-love-your-face-a-writing-workshop-for-your-smallest-most-expansive-self

Or the Inner Child Summer School Practice space: https://sangodare.podia.com/inner-child-summer-school

Let us know what you think through the social channels below, and please leave a review so that like-minded people can find us.

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https://sangodare.podia.com/

alexispauline.com

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Produced by Wowow Podcasts