https://simplecast.com Giving In Each episode of Giving In features an intimate conversation between Patty, Erin, and someone who has gone through a profound experience with surrender. Our guests come from all walks of life, but they are the kind of curious, clever, warm and captivating people you would actually feel lucky to be sitting next to on a cross-country flight. These stories aren’t about giving up, but instead softening the ego and surrendering to the heart. Which is really really hard! Especially in today’s productivity, hustle and perfectionist culture. That’s why we’re talking about it. Read and sign up for our newsletter at givingin.substack.com <3 2023 Giving In Podcast en Mon, 9 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 Mon, 9 Jun 2025 10:00:15 +0000 https://givinginpodcast.com Giving In https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/9ea5561b-0267-42ae-896e-156862ea27e7/5e90dfcd-15e1-4e0c-9a79-9bd8ea217664/3000x3000/givinginlogov.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://givinginpodcast.com episodic Each episode of Giving In features an intimate conversation between Patty, Erin, and someone who has gone through a profound experience with surrender. Our guests come from all walks of life, but they are the kind of curious, clever, warm and captivating people you would actually feel lucky to be sitting next to on a cross-country flight. These stories aren’t about giving up, but instead softening the ego and surrendering to the heart. Which is really really hard! Especially in today’s productivity, hustle and perfectionist culture. That’s why we’re talking about it. Read and sign up for our newsletter at givingin.substack.com <3 Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat false https://feeds.simplecast.com/PPh_5GNR Giving In Podcast hello@givinginpodcast.com c8d0c2eb-7bc4-43ce-879a-9e43f1d8c3d8 Giving In to Multitudes with Sruti Swaminathan We talk with Sruti Swaminathan, a staff attorney at the ACLU, about what it means to live with truth and fullness as a trans and non-binary person. Sruti shares the personal and political journey of becoming, from reclaiming their name and navigating top surgery to fighting for gender-affirming care in court. We explore what it’s like to litigate your own identity, how joy becomes a form of resistance, and the clarity that comes from swimming laps (a.k.a. meeting “Pool Sruti”).

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  • Original music by Leslie Allison
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]]> Mon, 9 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 hello@givinginpodcast.com (Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Sruti Swaminathan) https://givinginpodcast.com/episodes/giving-in-to-multitudes-sruti-swaminathan-KsFFaG9z We talk with Sruti Swaminathan, a staff attorney at the ACLU, about what it means to live with truth and fullness as a trans and non-binary person. Sruti shares the personal and political journey of becoming, from reclaiming their name and navigating top surgery to fighting for gender-affirming care in court. We explore what it’s like to litigate your own identity, how joy becomes a form of resistance, and the clarity that comes from swimming laps (a.k.a. meeting “Pool Sruti”).

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  • Original music by Leslie Allison
  • Sound editing by Erin Ozmat
  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
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]]> Giving In to Multitudes with Sruti Swaminathan Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Sruti Swaminathan 00:59:05 We talk with Sruti Swaminathan, a staff attorney at the ACLU, about what it means to live with truth and fullness as a trans and non-binary person. Sruti shares the personal and political journey of becoming, from reclaiming their name and navigating top surgery to fighting for gender-affirming care in court. We explore what it’s like to litigate your own identity, how joy becomes a form of resistance, and the clarity that comes from swimming laps (a.k.a. meeting “Pool Sruti”). *Original music by Leslie Allison *Sound editing by Erin Ozmat *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark * Each episode of Giving In is a personal interview; the opinions or perspectives shared in this episode are solely those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or positions of any organization, employer, or affiliated group. We talk with Sruti Swaminathan, a staff attorney at the ACLU, about what it means to live with truth and fullness as a trans and non-binary person. Sruti shares the personal and political journey of becoming, from reclaiming their name and navigating top surgery to fighting for gender-affirming care in court. We explore what it’s like to litigate your own identity, how joy becomes a form of resistance, and the clarity that comes from swimming laps (a.k.a. meeting “Pool Sruti”). *Original music by Leslie Allison *Sound editing by Erin Ozmat *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark * Each episode of Giving In is a personal interview; the opinions or perspectives shared in this episode are solely those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or positions of any organization, employer, or affiliated group. interview, sruti swaminathan, surrender, lgbtq+, gender-affirming care, trans rights, aclu, giving in, non-binary false full 9 a6e50e13-fa90-4caf-baa7-40484ab4ec49 Giving In to the Hidden Wisdom of Dreams with Kristen Oberly We delve into the mysterious world of dreams with Kristen Oberly, an artist and dream analyst inspired by over a decade of studying Jungian psychology and the Enneagram. Kristen guides us through the creative power of dreams, exploring how they invite us to uncover hidden realms within ourselves and see past the limitations of our personalities. We discuss themes like working with dreams as a creative practice, instinctual anger, and the archetypes that emerge from the subconscious. Erin and Patty also share their recent dreams with Kristen, and she helps them unpack their hidden meanings and reach deeper insights.

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  • Original music by Leslie Allison
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  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
  • Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat
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]]> Fri, 20 Dec 2024 11:00:00 +0000 hello@givinginpodcast.com (Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Kristen Oberly) https://givinginpodcast.com/episodes/giving-in-to-hidden-wisdom-dreams-kristen-oberly-a6Zn7Mo9 We delve into the mysterious world of dreams with Kristen Oberly, an artist and dream analyst inspired by over a decade of studying Jungian psychology and the Enneagram. Kristen guides us through the creative power of dreams, exploring how they invite us to uncover hidden realms within ourselves and see past the limitations of our personalities. We discuss themes like working with dreams as a creative practice, instinctual anger, and the archetypes that emerge from the subconscious. Erin and Patty also share their recent dreams with Kristen, and she helps them unpack their hidden meanings and reach deeper insights.

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  • Original music by Leslie Allison
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  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
  • Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat
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]]> Giving In to the Hidden Wisdom of Dreams with Kristen Oberly Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Kristen Oberly 01:09:51 We delve into the mysterious world of dreams with Kristen Oberly, an artist and dream analyst inspired by over a decade of studying Jungian psychology and the Enneagram. Kristen guides us through the creative power of dreams, exploring how they invite us to uncover hidden realms within ourselves and see past the limitations of our personalities. We discuss themes like working with dreams as a creative practice, instinctual anger, and the archetypes that emerge from the subconscious. Erin and Patty also share their recent dreams with Kristen, and she helps them unpack their hidden meanings and reach deeper insights. *Original music by Leslie Allison *Sound editing by Erin Ozmat *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark We delve into the mysterious world of dreams with Kristen Oberly, an artist and dream analyst inspired by over a decade of studying Jungian psychology and the Enneagram. Kristen guides us through the creative power of dreams, exploring how they invite us to uncover hidden realms within ourselves and see past the limitations of our personalities. We discuss themes like working with dreams as a creative practice, instinctual anger, and the archetypes that emerge from the subconscious. Erin and Patty also share their recent dreams with Kristen, and she helps them unpack their hidden meanings and reach deeper insights. *Original music by Leslie Allison *Sound editing by Erin Ozmat *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark interview, enneagram, surrender, giving in, dream analysis, kristen oberly false full 8 839f56ba-839d-4060-9aaf-6705c7e523eb Giving In to a Life of Poetry with Lauren Ducrey In this episode, we sit down with Lauren Ducrey, a French-American poet, speaker, and mindfulness facilitator, to explore her journey of leaving behind a full-time career in tech to devote her life to poetry and art. Lauren shares insights on belonging across cultures, the power of poetic leadership, and how listening is central to both art and life. We also enjoy an exclusive reading of her poem "When They Say Be Like Water" and discuss the simple invitations that come from trusting intuition.

Links and extras from this episode:

  1. Lauren’s book Tongues Tied! Also, check out her website for her fantastic workshops, to reach out for speaking opportunities, and more.
  2. Lauren’s French spoken poetry album Cordes Sensibles, with her soothing riffs and Hadrien Remy’s guitar accompaniment. It’s about finding freedom in adulthood, befriending the mind, coming back to the body’s intelligence, and being so completely curious about another human that you want to get under their skin.
  3. Brooklyn Poets offers excellent and beginner-accessible in-person and online workshops and was an important playground and community for Lauren to begin her poetry journey in/with, and, funnily enough, for me too!
  4. Erin and I learned about maladaptive vs. adaptive perfectionism for the first time from Lauren’s experience with Katherine Morgan Schafler’s book, The Perfectionist's Guide to Losing Control: A Path to Peace and Power.
  5. Lauren’s favorite place to find new poems is the bite-sized podcast Poetry Unbound, an “immersive exploration of a single poem, hosted by Pádraig Ó Tuama.” Each episode is only 10 minutes long, and Lauren calls them a “shot of presence” that makes her cry 9/10 times.

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  • Original music by Leslie Allison
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  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
  • Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat
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]]> Wed, 9 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 hello@givinginpodcast.com (Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Lauren Ducrey) https://givinginpodcast.com/episodes/giving-in-to-life-poetry-lauren-ducrey-8DrhBfRV In this episode, we sit down with Lauren Ducrey, a French-American poet, speaker, and mindfulness facilitator, to explore her journey of leaving behind a full-time career in tech to devote her life to poetry and art. Lauren shares insights on belonging across cultures, the power of poetic leadership, and how listening is central to both art and life. We also enjoy an exclusive reading of her poem "When They Say Be Like Water" and discuss the simple invitations that come from trusting intuition.

Links and extras from this episode:

  1. Lauren’s book Tongues Tied! Also, check out her website for her fantastic workshops, to reach out for speaking opportunities, and more.
  2. Lauren’s French spoken poetry album Cordes Sensibles, with her soothing riffs and Hadrien Remy’s guitar accompaniment. It’s about finding freedom in adulthood, befriending the mind, coming back to the body’s intelligence, and being so completely curious about another human that you want to get under their skin.
  3. Brooklyn Poets offers excellent and beginner-accessible in-person and online workshops and was an important playground and community for Lauren to begin her poetry journey in/with, and, funnily enough, for me too!
  4. Erin and I learned about maladaptive vs. adaptive perfectionism for the first time from Lauren’s experience with Katherine Morgan Schafler’s book, The Perfectionist's Guide to Losing Control: A Path to Peace and Power.
  5. Lauren’s favorite place to find new poems is the bite-sized podcast Poetry Unbound, an “immersive exploration of a single poem, hosted by Pádraig Ó Tuama.” Each episode is only 10 minutes long, and Lauren calls them a “shot of presence” that makes her cry 9/10 times.

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  • Original music by Leslie Allison
  • Sound editing by Erin Ozmat
  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
  • Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat
  • All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark
]]> Giving In to a Life of Poetry with Lauren Ducrey Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Lauren Ducrey 01:03:56 In this episode, we sit down with Lauren Ducrey, a French-American poet, speaker, and mindfulness facilitator, to explore her journey of leaving behind a full-time career in tech to devote her life to poetry and art. Lauren shares insights on belonging across cultures, the power of poetic leadership, and how listening is central to both art and life. We also enjoy an exclusive reading of her poem "When They Say Be Like Water" and discuss the simple invitations that come from trusting intuition. *Original music by Leslie Allison *Sound editing by Erin Ozmat *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark In this episode, we sit down with Lauren Ducrey, a French-American poet, speaker, and mindfulness facilitator, to explore her journey of leaving behind a full-time career in tech to devote her life to poetry and art. Lauren shares insights on belonging across cultures, the power of poetic leadership, and how listening is central to both art and life. We also enjoy an exclusive reading of her poem "When They Say Be Like Water" and discuss the simple invitations that come from trusting intuition. *Original music by Leslie Allison *Sound editing by Erin Ozmat *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark interview, surrender, when they say be like water, intuition, perfectionism, giving in, ai design, lauren ducrey, poetic leadership false full 7 8e9a1f4d-1c31-46ed-8b75-6c516d42c4ca Giving In to Not Knowing with Kelly Ziemer We speak with Kelly Ziemer, an assistant professor and researcher, about her journey to Amsterdam and her work exploring emotions, including her PhD dissertation on #self-love. Wading into the unknown and attuning to her emotions, Kelly began to align her life with her desires and shares with us the lessons learned, and magic met along the way.

Links and extras from this episode:

  1. We talk about Brene Brown’s Braving the Wilderness, and I also have to shout out Atlas of the Heart, which I just listened to via Libby on a road trip, and wheeeeewwwwww, three cheers for emotional literacy and brave, open hearts!
  2. Kelly references Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights whilst fantasizing about a gorgeous breakfast in the English countryside. Yum.
  3. We talk about The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer and his chapter about the roommate in our heads.
  4. Highly recommend Kelly’s website for insightful research articles and terrific resources on “the emotions that drive us, that hold us back, and that set us free.

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  • Original music by Leslie Allison
  • Sound editing by Erin Ozmat
  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
  • Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat
  • All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark
]]> Wed, 15 Nov 2023 11:00:00 +0000 hello@givinginpodcast.com (Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Kelly Ziemer) https://givinginpodcast.com/episodes/giving-in-to-not-knowing-kelly-ziemer-8KVyr6y3 We speak with Kelly Ziemer, an assistant professor and researcher, about her journey to Amsterdam and her work exploring emotions, including her PhD dissertation on #self-love. Wading into the unknown and attuning to her emotions, Kelly began to align her life with her desires and shares with us the lessons learned, and magic met along the way.

Links and extras from this episode:

  1. We talk about Brene Brown’s Braving the Wilderness, and I also have to shout out Atlas of the Heart, which I just listened to via Libby on a road trip, and wheeeeewwwwww, three cheers for emotional literacy and brave, open hearts!
  2. Kelly references Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights whilst fantasizing about a gorgeous breakfast in the English countryside. Yum.
  3. We talk about The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer and his chapter about the roommate in our heads.
  4. Highly recommend Kelly’s website for insightful research articles and terrific resources on “the emotions that drive us, that hold us back, and that set us free.

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  • Original music by Leslie Allison
  • Sound editing by Erin Ozmat
  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
  • Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat
  • All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark
]]> Giving In to Not Knowing with Kelly Ziemer Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Kelly Ziemer 01:10:01 We speak with Kelly Ziemer, an assistant professor and researcher, about her journey to Amsterdam and her work exploring emotions, including her PhD dissertation on #self-love. Wading into the unknown and attuning to her emotions, Kelly began to align her life with her desires, and shares with us the lessons learned and magic met along the way. *Original music by Leslie Allison *Sound editing by Erin Ozmat *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark We speak with Kelly Ziemer, an assistant professor and researcher, about her journey to Amsterdam and her work exploring emotions, including her PhD dissertation on #self-love. Wading into the unknown and attuning to her emotions, Kelly began to align her life with her desires, and shares with us the lessons learned and magic met along the way. *Original music by Leslie Allison *Sound editing by Erin Ozmat *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark interview, self-love, surrender, kelly ziemer, therapy, therapist, giving in false full 6 7e2d01da-f8e2-4ec6-bce5-0efb154a56e7 Giving In to Your Bad Girl Era with Céline Semaan We talk to Céline Semaan, the visionary behind Slow Factory, an organization at the intersection of climate justice and social equity. We explore Céline's powerful personal growth journey, from struggling with Good Girl Syndrome to discovering her Bad Girl Era and its impact on her leadership and the care she shows herself, her organization, and the world.

Links and extras from this episode:

  1. Learn more about Slow Factory
  2. Slow Factory’s amazing Cards for Collective Care deck
  3. Céline’s IG
  4. Syntyché Francella’s Open Edu course on Spiritual Capacity

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  • Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison
  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
  • Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat
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]]> Wed, 27 Sep 2023 10:00:00 +0000 hello@givinginpodcast.com (Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Céline Semaan) https://givinginpodcast.com/episodes/giving-in-to-your-bad-girl-era-celine-semaan-_gNrK1aA We talk to Céline Semaan, the visionary behind Slow Factory, an organization at the intersection of climate justice and social equity. We explore Céline's powerful personal growth journey, from struggling with Good Girl Syndrome to discovering her Bad Girl Era and its impact on her leadership and the care she shows herself, her organization, and the world.

Links and extras from this episode:

  1. Learn more about Slow Factory
  2. Slow Factory’s amazing Cards for Collective Care deck
  3. Céline’s IG
  4. Syntyché Francella’s Open Edu course on Spiritual Capacity

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  • Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison
  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
  • Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat
  • All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark
]]> Giving In to Your Bad Girl Era with Céline Semaan Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Céline Semaan 00:51:18 We talk to Céline Semaan, the visionary behind Slow Factory, an organization at the intersection of climate justice and social equity. We explore Céline's powerful personal growth journey, from struggling with Good Girl Syndrome to discovering her Bad Girl Era and its impact on her leadership and the care she shows herself, her organization, and the world. *Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark We talk to Céline Semaan, the visionary behind Slow Factory, an organization at the intersection of climate justice and social equity. We explore Céline's powerful personal growth journey, from struggling with Good Girl Syndrome to discovering her Bad Girl Era and its impact on her leadership and the care she shows herself, her organization, and the world. *Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark interview, surrender, climate justice, céline semaan, bad girl era, good girl syndrome, cards for collective care, giving in, slow factory false full 5 368b9ee6-678e-43bc-ac56-7774c8840ddd Giving In to Going Under with Lily Baldwin We dive into Lily's life as an artist, filmmaker, and dancer, exploring how her world turned upside down when she experienced sudden paralysis. Join us as we discuss surrendering to her body, the discovery of stillness, and the profound impact on her art and relationships.

Links and extras from this episode:

  1. Lily's Peabody award-nominated podcast, Stories of the Stalked
  2. Lily's non-profit, Stop Stalking Us
  3. Trailer for Lily’s forthcoming documentary Chronicle of Hip!
  4. Video of Lily’s solo performance while on tour with David Byrne
  5. Lilith’s Brood by Ursula K. Leguin (we also recommend The Dispossessed

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  • Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison
  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
  • Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat
  • All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark
]]> Wed, 19 Jul 2023 10:00:00 +0000 hello@givinginpodcast.com (Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Lily Baldwin) https://givinginpodcast.com/episodes/giving-in-to-going-under-lily-baldwin-Wyyn6Fit We dive into Lily's life as an artist, filmmaker, and dancer, exploring how her world turned upside down when she experienced sudden paralysis. Join us as we discuss surrendering to her body, the discovery of stillness, and the profound impact on her art and relationships.

Links and extras from this episode:

  1. Lily's Peabody award-nominated podcast, Stories of the Stalked
  2. Lily's non-profit, Stop Stalking Us
  3. Trailer for Lily’s forthcoming documentary Chronicle of Hip!
  4. Video of Lily’s solo performance while on tour with David Byrne
  5. Lilith’s Brood by Ursula K. Leguin (we also recommend The Dispossessed

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  • Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison
  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
  • Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat
  • All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark
]]> Giving In to Going Under with Lily Baldwin Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Lily Baldwin 00:48:26 We dive into Lily's life as an artist, filmmaker, and dancer, exploring how her world turned upside down when she experienced sudden paralysis. Join us as we discuss surrendering to her body, the discovery of stillness, and the profound impact on her art and relationships. *Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark We dive into Lily's life as an artist, filmmaker, and dancer, exploring how her world turned upside down when she experienced sudden paralysis. Join us as we discuss surrendering to her body, the discovery of stillness, and the profound impact on her art and relationships. *Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark interview, surrender, chronicle of hip, paralysis, ableism, giving in, disability true full 4 f5a1ebab-cc49-4a52-aef0-3ab1a64c11c1 Giving In to Mortality with Ambika Gautam Pai While preparing for motherhood, Ambika learned that she is a carrier for the gene linked to ovarian cancer. Now a mother of two, she speaks with Patty and Erin while caring for her infant son on maternity leave about the connection between grief and love.

Links and extras from this episode:

  1. Ambika's newsletter and podcast, Corner Office Breakdowns
  2. Our breathwork therapist Alice Wells
  3. Rainer Maria Rilke's quote on living the questions from his book Letters to a Young Poet
  4. All the great books Ambika recommends:
    1. Letting Go, The Pathway to Surrender by David Hawkins
    2. The Death of the Author by Roland Barthes
    3. Essential Labor: Mothering as Social Change by Angela Garbes

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  • Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison
  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
  • Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat
  • All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark
]]> Fri, 9 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 hello@givinginpodcast.com (Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Ambika Gautam Pai) https://givinginpodcast.com/episodes/giving-in-to-mortality-lY4XV5It While preparing for motherhood, Ambika learned that she is a carrier for the gene linked to ovarian cancer. Now a mother of two, she speaks with Patty and Erin while caring for her infant son on maternity leave about the connection between grief and love.

Links and extras from this episode:

  1. Ambika's newsletter and podcast, Corner Office Breakdowns
  2. Our breathwork therapist Alice Wells
  3. Rainer Maria Rilke's quote on living the questions from his book Letters to a Young Poet
  4. All the great books Ambika recommends:
    1. Letting Go, The Pathway to Surrender by David Hawkins
    2. The Death of the Author by Roland Barthes
    3. Essential Labor: Mothering as Social Change by Angela Garbes

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  • Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison
  • Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner
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]]> Giving In to Mortality with Ambika Gautam Pai Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Ambika Gautam Pai 01:30:08 While preparing for motherhood, Ambika learned that she is a carrier for the gene linked to ovarian cancer. Now a mother of two, she speaks with Patty and Erin while caring for her infant son on maternity leave about the connection between grief and love. *Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark While preparing for motherhood, Ambika learned that she is a carrier for the gene linked to ovarian cancer. Now a mother of two, she speaks with Patty and Erin while caring for her infant son on maternity leave about the connection between grief and love. *Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark ovarian cancer, interview, motherhood, surrender, miscarriage, giving in false full 3 f9102f80-4f64-4a9d-bac3-d980f9198677 Giving In to Receiving with Arlene Grullon Patty and Arlene met at a writer’s retreat with Roxane Gay this past summer and immediately hit it off. The week Patty called Arlene about being on the show, Arlene had just left her role as the director of a women’s shelter in Louisville, KY. Arlene generously shares her real-time processing of leaving a full-time job of service, strengthening her connection with her body, and stepping into the unknown.

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]]> Wed, 24 May 2023 18:05:22 +0000 hello@givinginpodcast.com (Patty Carnevale, Arlene Grullon, Erin Ozmat) https://givinginpodcast.com/episodes/giving-in-to-receiving-dtjpxzt7-IPioTrDV Patty and Arlene met at a writer’s retreat with Roxane Gay this past summer and immediately hit it off. The week Patty called Arlene about being on the show, Arlene had just left her role as the director of a women’s shelter in Louisville, KY. Arlene generously shares her real-time processing of leaving a full-time job of service, strengthening her connection with her body, and stepping into the unknown.

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]]> Giving In to Receiving with Arlene Grullon Patty Carnevale, Arlene Grullon, Erin Ozmat 00:48:56 Patty and Arlene met at a writer’s retreat with Roxane Gay this past summer and immediately hit it off. The week Patty called Arlene about being on the show, Arlene had just left her role as the director of a women’s shelter in Louisville, KY. Arlene generously shares her real-time processing of leaving a full-time job of service, strengthening her connection with her body, and stepping into the unknown. Note: don't be alarmed if you see two Giving In to Receiving episodes in your feed! The first time we released this episode, a chunk of audio was mysteriously missing. This is the version you want...the other one had quite a cliffhanger! *Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark Patty and Arlene met at a writer’s retreat with Roxane Gay this past summer and immediately hit it off. The week Patty called Arlene about being on the show, Arlene had just left her role as the director of a women’s shelter in Louisville, KY. Arlene generously shares her real-time processing of leaving a full-time job of service, strengthening her connection with her body, and stepping into the unknown. Note: don't be alarmed if you see two Giving In to Receiving episodes in your feed! The first time we released this episode, a chunk of audio was mysteriously missing. This is the version you want...the other one had quite a cliffhanger! *Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss, photography by Kendall Tichner *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark interview, surrender, quitting job, radical sabbatical, asking for support, giving in false full 2 eedc0410-331c-4bcb-8daa-84c9889e90f1 Giving In to Choosing Yourself with Erin Ozmat We recorded this as a test episode, but it’s so good we’ve gotta release it! Erin (producer of the show) talks to Patty about when she realized she needed to divorce her partner and the impact that choosing herself has had on her life, healing, and becoming in tune with her great creative capacities.

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]]> Wed, 3 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 hello@givinginpodcast.com (Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat) https://givinginpodcast.com/episodes/giving-in-to-choosing-yourself-cGqNNelJ We recorded this as a test episode, but it’s so good we’ve gotta release it! Erin (producer of the show) talks to Patty about when she realized she needed to divorce her partner and the impact that choosing herself has had on her life, healing, and becoming in tune with her great creative capacities.

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  • Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat
  • Sound recording facilities and support were provided by Headgum Studios
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]]> Giving In to Choosing Yourself with Erin Ozmat Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat 00:46:41 We recorded this as a test episode, but it’s so good we’ve gotta release it! Erin (producer of the show) talks to Patty about when she realized she needed to divorce her partner and the impact that choosing herself has had on her life, healing, and becoming in tune with her great creative capacities. *Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *Sound recording facilities and support were provided by Headgum Studios *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark We recorded this as a test episode, but it’s so good we’ve gotta release it! Erin (producer of the show) talks to Patty about when she realized she needed to divorce her partner and the impact that choosing herself has had on her life, healing, and becoming in tune with her great creative capacities. *Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *Sound recording facilities and support were provided by Headgum Studios *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark interview, surrender, inner child, divorce, giving in false full 1 e811b60e-bda1-419b-9e67-751a50dd1060 Welcome to Giving In Wed, 12 Apr 2023 21:21:08 +0000 hello@givinginpodcast.com (Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Ambika Gautam Pai, Arlene Grullon) https://givinginpodcast.com/episodes/welcome-to-giving-in-ed5Gm_2F Welcome to Giving In Patty Carnevale, Erin Ozmat, Ambika Gautam Pai, Arlene Grullon 00:02:31 Hi, I'm Patty, host of Giving In. In this trailer I share a bit about my journey with surrender and how I began to reach out to interesting people in my world and beyond with the questions: What have you given into? What are you in a process of surrendering to right now? Do you want to talk about it? Turns out, they did, and I'm so grateful to be sharing these conversations with you. Follow/subscribe/rate wherever you get your podcasts to keep these episodes coming! You can also sign up for the Giving In newsletter at givingin.substack.com. *Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *Sound recording facilities and support were provided by Headgum Studios *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark Hi, I'm Patty, host of Giving In. In this trailer I share a bit about my journey with surrender and how I began to reach out to interesting people in my world and beyond with the questions: What have you given into? What are you in a process of surrendering to right now? Do you want to talk about it? Turns out, they did, and I'm so grateful to be sharing these conversations with you. Follow/subscribe/rate wherever you get your podcasts to keep these episodes coming! You can also sign up for the Giving In newsletter at givingin.substack.com. *Original music and sound editing by Leslie Allison *Logo and cover art by Kira Weiss *Produced by Patty Carnevale and Erin Ozmat *Sound recording facilities and support were provided by Headgum Studios *All rights reserved in podcast content and the Giving In™ trademark interview, surrender, giving in false trailer