Radically Alive Women

Meet the Radically Alive Women (RAW) Edgecast Team that brought you our RAW conversations for the past year: Mia Harrison, Estefania Santamaria Cerrutti, Sebastian Norton and Julia Neumann (and not in this episode: interviewers Annika Korsten and Hannah Abouzahrah).
In this conversation, the team shares about what it means to be woman, what it means to be man, about initiation, the importance of women’s empowerment, pleasure, keeping centre, collaboration, and future visions.
It is an episode like no other - the first time that RAW is making the team visible on the Edgecast platform.

In this Radically Alive Women Edgecast conversation, Julia Neumann speaks with Bernice Raabis, founder of Dance the Medicine, an international team of conscious dance professionals helping people build dance communities across the globe.Bernice shares what it’s like to live nomadically with her 14-year-old daughter as they travel the world, blending practical planning with deep bodily listening and a willingness to follow what feels radically alive. She also explains her somatic approach to tracking sensations and emotions as a practice of self-awareness, and how Dance the Medicine brings together leadership skills, DJ training, and dance facilitation to support collaboration, creativity, and...

In this Radically Alive Women conversation, Julia Neumann speaks with Annamária Sütő (“Wolf Woman”,) a Hungarian from Transylvania living independently in a small village, and her adult daughter Anna Réka Ötvös, who is frequently traveling between Siberia and Hungary, and learning to feel “home” within herself. They discuss shifting the mother-daughter relationship from blame and constant arguing to listening, gratitude, and choosing to focus energy on one’s own life.Annamária describes a turning point around age 35 when she stopped trying to change her mother from a rebel stance, made a gratitude list for what she received from her maternal line, and...

Robina McCurdy - New Zealand born, a woman firmly grounded on this earth, a global weaver of creating a regenerative culture, an community elder who is young in her heart and ageless in her wisdom. The 76-year old woman of many hats shares through a number of examples how to live life to its full extension through one's life stages and takes a fierce stand for elderhood being recognized and honoured in our culture. Being a grandmother of children - and not a biological grandmother herself - she highlights the importance of intergenerational connection that keeps eldership alive. She is...