The CareTakers Podcast

I am delighted to release the latest podcast episode for The CareTakers, an interview with the glorious Geena D. Anderson, founder and CEO of Honey Badges and The Cova Project. Geena's experience in the nonprofit world is extensive, with The Cova Project, an Aussie charity, she provides safe sanitary solutions to womxn in developing communities across Africa. 

In March 2022, she released The Honey Badges NFTs, 10,100 cheeky NFTs to mint on Solana that fund change-makers and fight for equality. 

In this episode, we discuss the making and sustaining of a PFP project such as The Honey Badges, talk about decentralized philanthropy and reinventing the charitable model, and how to survive the (insane) Web3 lifestyle. 

Enjoy!

On this week's episode, I meet with Drew Simon from Crypto Altruism. Drew is a non-profit enthusiast and advisor for multiple non-profit and charitable organizations. Through his work in the non-profit sector, and passion for blockchain and crypto technologies, Drew has been able to see the potential for this revolutionary technology to change the world for the better. It was a pleasure to have him on the show to geek out about the global philantropic potential of NFTs, our love for podcasting, and share some "Canadian" inside jokes (about snow, of course!) Enjoy!

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This week, I had the immense pleasure to talk with Viola, Olivia and Hannah from the NFT project The Women Collective. 

We discussed their first drop of 44 empowered mothers and two fathers, the "Raw Motherhood Collection," which focuses on the vulnerable and misunderstood phases of postpartum, as well as their second drop that will occur on International Women's Day.

Together, we talk at length on the importance of building a community in web3, the international, inclusive and diverse components of the NFT world, and we close on some self-care tips.

Lori Grace Bailey is an Xtreme Weather photographer, NFT project advisor, and the host of "Elevating Women in Web3" (MWF 10a-12p EST/ on RugRadio.) She is also a founding member of @MyBFF and an altogether amazing and generous human.

As one of the first individuals who brought mental health into Web3 Spaces, she has generously agreed to discuss her professional life and passion for photography and storm chasing.

We discuss falling in love with the process, financial freedom that comes with selling NFTs and the importance of representation for women and queer-led projects.

She talks about misogyny and providing a safe and brave space to all, and about the beauty of honest and heartfelt connexion within this burgeoning and extraordinary community.

For this week's episode, I talk with the Berlin-based wild witch of the colorful arts, NFT holy cvnt, solo mom, feminist-mystic and body-positive human, the one and only Yagama. 

We discuss her NFT project, Pussynator, a 28 Body positive images of hand-painted vulva dentata underwear worn by her. 

Yagama gives us a taste of the wild feminine in the NFT community as we talk motherhood, womanhood, trauma and pain.

We also come to the conclusion that, ultimately, NFTs are just big pussies. 

Enjoy. 

*Another episode has been recorded about Yagama's postpartum period on my other podcast, Faces of Postpartum. You can find the recording and the full transcript on the site or Apple podcast.*

For this very first episode of The CareTakers::NFTs Podcast, I had the pleasure to speak with Leah Ibrahim Sams, the creator behind the NFT project Power of Women.

Together we discuss how she built her Women of the Metaverse collection, her latest drop on motherhood, rapid growth and sudden influence in the NFT community, as well as how she supports, sustains, and empowers those around her.

Enjoy!

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