by Sheree Mack | Feb 20, 2023 | Blog, podcast
You have just joined another solo episode with the host of The Earth Sea Love Podcast, Dr. Sheree Mack as she takes the time and energy to share with you her healing journey of 2023, so far! This episode starts with another quote from Alex Elle, which states,...
by Sheree Mack | Jan 23, 2023 | Black women, Blog, creative, podcast
Welcome back to another episode from your host Dr. Sheree Mack, where she is sharing her healing journey for 2023. In this episode, Sheree starts with a poem. ‘When George Met Anita, Bradford 1968.’ Taken from Sheree’s first full collection of poetry...
by Sheree Mack | Jan 19, 2023 | Blog, creative, nature, podcast, virtual connections
Welcome back to another episode from the mini series with your host of The Earth Sea Love Podcast, Dr. Sheree Mack. In this episode she explores the practice of healing and how difficult it can be. Talking about: * We are all connected so our healing is connected. *...
by Sheree Mack | Jan 15, 2023 | Blog, podcast
Hello. Sheree here, your host for The Earth Sea Love Podcast. I write to you from deep inside my hibernation cave. The beginning of 2023 is me devoting time to solitude, silence and rest. I’m intentionally leaning into my healing journey. But I thought in order...
by Sheree Mack | Aug 1, 2022 | Black women, Blog, creative, creativity, environment, nature, podcast, virtual connections, walking
Welcome back to The Earth Sea Love Podcast. It brings us great joy to share with you our next episode with the wise and wonderful Jackee Holder. Jackee was a guest on the podcast back in Season 2, with a two parts series of conversations with her around trees,...
by Sheree Mack | Jul 12, 2022 | Black women, Blog, body, challenge, creative, creativity, environment, Hiking, nature, podcast, self-love, walking, well-being
To mark the 2nd anniversary of The Earth Sea Love Podcast, we are bringing you two special episodes. The second episode is with the lovely and wise, Dr. Geeta Ludhra. Geeta, a Lecturer in Education at Brunel University, talks about the walking group she set up after...
