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The Antoinettes

The Antoinettes

The show where we share a name but not often our views…  and tackle a new problem every week. Love, lilac, linen and lunges is definitely not what we're about. That's all the other lady duo podcast. We like to go deep, and lunge into tricky social, cultural and political territory.   Welcome to the shit show! Welcome to the bin fire! New episode every Thursday.

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32 min
2 Oct 24

5 Ways to Cultivate Hope When The World Feels Upside Down

Feeling helpless and hopeless? Same here.  There’s this creeping feeling—once a whisper, now a roar—that things are spiraling out of control. Glaciers are vanishing, children are being murdered—roller blades still on—slaughtered while playing, in a world consumed by hatred. And our leaders? Useless. It’s enough to make anyone feel like throwing in the towel.   But hey, they say you *have* to hold on to hope, right? Thoughts, prayers, yada yada. Hope is powerful, but how do you even begin to keep it alive when everything feels like it’s burning down?   Enter Dr. Preeya Alexander—GP, health communicator, and someone who’s also grappling with finding hope in this mess. She joins The Antoinettes to share five *actually* practical ways to stay hopeful—even when it feels impossible. _________________ Please rate and review if you enjoyed this episode! And share it with a friend (or two). Click here to subscribe to The Antoinettes. Keep the chat going on our Facebook group and suggest topics for us to debate! Sign up to the The Antoinettes newsletter for all our recommendations and behind-the-scenes content in one place. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok. The Antoinettes acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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