A podcast for those who can no longer follow a way of living that isn't working, and are drawn to live with greater awareness, honesty and connection.
Rachel brings futures-thinking, compassion and a deep instinct for unearthing the bigger stories hidden beneath the obvious ones. She has spent over a decade helping educators embed values into practice.
Holly brings grounded warmth and the kind of curiosity that lets difficult conversations open rather than close. She creates space where honest dialogue can actually happen.
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On your own, it's easy to keep seeing things the way you always have. With others, the picture shifts. You hear what you hadn't considered. You notice what you'd overlooked. Bit by bit, you start to see more than the questions, you see the habits of thinking you've been bringing to them.
Membership moves you from listener to participant. It connects you with others being inconvenient. And it funds programmes for educators carrying this work to the next generation.
Her writings, musings and provocations straight to your inbox, something real to slow down with and think alongside.
A shout-out on the podcast each week, plus the chance to raise questions you want us to sit with, shaping what we explore next.
An invitation to our live online recordings of Two Inconvenient Women, followed by tea and a chat, to hear the show as it is made and meet your people.
An invitation to our once-a-year online gathering, part social, part provocation. A moment to meet the rest of the Club and think together in bigger numbers.
Your subscription funds this work with educators and communities that cannot afford it, carrying the practice to the places that most need it.
Stories in your inbox about those educators and communities, so you can see where your support is landing and what it is making possible.
"The world needs voices willing to question what we've come to accept, and to stay present to what is true—even when it is inconvenient."