{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Why self work is integral to advocating for transformation in fashion & why we must deeply question our personal values to truly get active in creating a more sustainable fashion future","description":"In episode 313, you\u2019ll hear from co-hosts (yes, co-hosts!) Kestrel Jenkins and Natalie Shehata in the launch of Season 7. This is also the first episode in which Kestrel and Nat showcase their new co-host dynamic. With this powerful community-driven change, they\u2019ve teamed up to reimagine some aspects of the show. Here\u2019s what you can expect this season: Roundtable Discussions \u2014 featuring at least 2 guests per episode Focus On Making The Conversation More Circular \u2014 bringing more folks to the table to learn from various voices at the same time Monthly Themes \u2014 we\u2019ll hone in on a specific topic each month Bi-Weekly Episodes \u2014 expect to hear 2 episodes per month, instead of the previous 4 because, slow media :) JANUARY THEME \u2014 FAST FASHION, CONSUMPTION & WHY SELF WORK IS INTEGRAL TO CHANGEMAKING Do you remember episode 303 when we talked about slow media and telling stories through love, not labor? In our kickoff to the new season, we decided to go deeper into this love-not-labor concept \u2013 to explore what it really means and how this approach directly relates to sustainable fashion.  Pulling back a little further \u2013 our focus of this show is Self Work. But what does this really mean? In general, it gets aligned with the idea of self improvement. Across the fashion media landscape and socials lately, we\u2019ve seen a heightened interest in looking inward to question what you really want out of your life. Why? Well, it\u2019s the time for annual resolutions, as we just celebrated the launch of a new year. And with that \u2013 in sustainable fashion lately, there\u2019s been a lot of commentary about how things need to be reimagined across the industry, with folks voicing different approaches to achieve larger scalable transformation. At the same time, it feels like the movement needs to have a more organic approach and not be so defined or limited \u2013 because as it stands, sustainability is so different to each of us, and in order to cultivate a space that is truly diverse, we all need to be at the table to provide our unique approaches.  But whether or not we\u2019re at the table, in order to take any sort of action, we need to go back to the beginning and tune into ourselves. When was the last time you questioned your values? What do you truly care about? Until we are clear on these aspects within ourselves, how can we live out these values and put them into practice?  Therein lies the crux of what we break down in this week's show.  Find more notes at www.ConsciousChatter.com. ","author_name":"Conscious Chatter","author_url":"http:\/\/consciouschatter.com\/","html":"