Fabric Podcast

If play is essential, why is it so hard (at least for grownups) to create space for it? Heidi Esposito and Maia Dalager lean on the wisdom of children to help us explore the wonder of play.
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In this episode, Melissa Lock and Chris Tripolino talk about how to actually make the “right” move in the Game of Life.  Are “DAD moves” and sailboats Enough to make you curious? OUTLINE

When it comes to the Game of Life, “winning” looks much different than we might expect. Greg Meyer helps us look at what it really means to “take the lead” when we’re playing the rich, full Game of Life.OUTLINE

Are you stuck in the game of life? Stuck in roles, relationships, your view of yourself or situations? Straddling the chasm between what is and what could be is often what we need to get unstuck!  Then our reality checks and our deepest ideals might both be able to play in the game of life! 
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We often don’t think of it this way, but we are part of nature. The natural development of our world often doesn’t get our attention, which is exactly why it’s important for us to notice and wonder at nature itself.  Greg Meyer and Heidi Esposito recorded this episode live at Minnehaha Falls Regional Park. 

One of the most wonderful things in the world are those people who have been present for you. Whether family members, friends, health workers, or some anonymous person who helped make a change that has impacted your life for the better. That's called 'showing up.' Poet, artist, song writer, activist and longtime Fabric friend, Joe Davis, joined us at Minnehaha Falls to help us celebrate those people and wonder at the possibility of showing up ourselves.  
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It's Independence Day and freedom seems to be obvious thing to lift up as our wonder this week, but freedom is complicated. Our choices are different and they are the building blocks of our freedom. Join Greg Meyer and Heidi Esposito from the Fabric staff as they walk you through just what the wonder of choosing is.
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Families come in all shapes and sizes. Some created by birth, some by choice. They demand our time, attention, and love, and, if we let them, they can open us to all kinds of wonders
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