Welcome to season 2 of Earthworm Slumber Party! Opulence and Nisha are so excited to be back for another season where we explore big ideas, playfully. For season 2, we are doing things a little differently. Instead of having a different topic that we focus on each week, each episode this season will be focused on the same theme: Grief and Love. Listen to today's episode to hear why we picked grief and love to be this seasons theme. We discuss what grief and love mean to each of us, our relationship with grief and love, and how you can be involved with the last episode of the season.
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Have questions for us? Email us at earthwormslumberparty@gmail.com
Opulence's Stuff:
Care Plan Creation Guide: https://opulenceabundance.substack.com/p/download-my-free-care-plan-creation
IG: https://www.instagram.com/opulenceabundance
Nisha's Stuff:
7 Tools to Cultivate Revolutionary Relationships in a Dystopian World: https://nishamody.myflodesk.com/7tools
IG: https://www.instagram.com/healinghypegirl
Earthworm Slumber Party is edited and scored by Adrien Garbar and produced by Dalya Guerin.
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