Yarns for the Soul
- Education · Self-Improvement
- Society & Culture · Personal Journals
Free on the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Mac. No subscription. Once it is installed, tap this link again and the show is yours. Already have it? Open in Parasocial.
About
"Yarns" is a common way for New Zealanders to describe having a chat, a conversation. We might say 'I had a great yarn with Nicole the other day!'. For me, a yarn can go in many different directions, often including multiple tangents and side stories. It also involves having deeper discussions and diving into some vulnerability, before coming back up to a lighter level with some sarcasm or dark humour.Yarns for the Soul was born out of a desire to champion more honest and vulnerable conversation (but also feel like you're sitting on a friend's couch with a...
Also on
Recent episodes
- Episode 54- Mini-yarn on seasons of life and pressing pause
- Episode 53- Yarns on being a cycle breaker, finding your peace and the importance of crafts with Kim
- Episode 52- Mini-yarn on being future-focused and paying for "the audacity"
- Episode 51- Yarns on style, spirituality and self-love with Maren
- Episode 50- Mini-yarn on the origins of "yarns"
- Episode 49- Heal the Hauraki: yarns on healing, helping and hope with Cassie and Mandy
- Episode 48- The glass ceiling: yarns on gendered leadership and empowering women with Ros
- Episode 47- Yarns on trauma awareness, collective healing and recentering joy with Amanda
- Episode 46- Yarns on asking powerful questions, the art of facilitation, and awareness of privilege with Paul
- Episode 45- Feminist mini-yarn on the 'spectrum of culpability' in cases of violence and abuse