Summary
In this episode of the Take Up Space podcast, Taryn Pascal engages in a deep conversation with Angela Carlberg, a community development professional. They explore the concept of taking up space, the importance of embracing differences, and the evolving relationship with one's body. Angela shares her insights on community, accountability, and the significance of wellness and care, particularly for Black women. The discussion emphasizes the need for open dialogue, the challenges of navigating identity, and the power of community in fostering growth and support.
Chapters
05:08 Taking Up Space: A Personal Perspective
07:44 Embracing Differences and Identity
12:57 The Journey Through Sports and Body Image
18:05 Navigating Racial Identity and Belonging
32:21 Interrogating Space and Identity
34:35 The Importance of Community Care
47:12 The Role of Community in Wellness
53:38 Navigating Fear and Vulnerability in Community
01:01:44 Introduction to the Take Up Space Podcast
01:02:02 Engagement and Community Building
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