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Female Frequency Podcast  

Female Frequency Podcast

Author: Jodie Nelson

Female Frequency podcast explores unbound forms of ecofeminism reclaiming art, spirituality and feminine power to revive the earth. Each week Female Frequency brings you intimate conversations with trailblazers and amazing stories to ignite change. Find inspiring alternatives to the patriarchy. Discover creative paths, courage, connection, magic. Hear from the heroes who activate and restore the divine feminine for our earth. Hosted by the unboundedly curious art advocate and museum curator, Jodie Nelson, each episode serves as a catalyst offering wisdom along with practical steps to empower you to make a positive impact on the planet. Whether you're an artist, empath or eco-warrior, there's a story here to invite awe and help you embody the female frequency.
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Genres: Arts, Science, Social Sciences, Visual Arts

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Becoming a Museum Ally with Deana Dartt
Episode 61
Tuesday, 23 June, 2026

Museums are part of the problem. And as a museologist, we are inside a critical moment for museums, cultural institutions, and the stories they choose to tell.   Something is emerging: a deeper call for accountability, collaboration, and allyship   In this episode, Deana Dartt, PhD, shares what she's witnessing across institutions because of Executive Order 14253— budget revoked, erased programs, and years of cultural work disappearing from schedules. Deana is Coastal Band Chumash and Mestiza, Founder of Live Oak Consulting, and a leading voice in museum decolonization. Her approach is clear — less about fighting, more about building.   In an exclusive preview shared with Jodie Nelson on Female Frequency, Deana offers an early look at her new work — healing modalities designed to support museums, educators, and communities in engaging belonging and empathy, grief (climate grief, extinction grief, genocide grief), structural colonial history, and restorative cultural practices.   As a curator and scholar, Deana walks us through the Reclaiming El Camino Real exhibition at the Autry Museum in Los Angeles, CA — and the sacred ritual of welcoming home the Sumalilu (Padre Hat) from the British Museum, including the Chumash community singing ceremony as it came home.   Enroll in a workshop and become an ally today: https://liveoaknative.com/   To help you live the fullest expression of yourself check out the Full Blossom flower elixir: http://lotuswei.com/ffp   Subscribe on YouTube @femalefrequencyproductions Visit our website: thefemalefrequency.comFollow the Frequency on Instagram: @thefemalefrequency If you like the painting behind me - contact me today to acquire: hello@thefemalefrequency.com   New Events & New Episodes of Female Frequency Podcast ➡️HERE    Artist needing public art support click 📣:   Know the artists of the  studio glass movement & Refract The Seattle Glass Experience: ➡️Ocean Eleven    #MuseumDecolonization #IndigenousSovereignty #CulturalAccountability #FemaleFrequencyPodcast #JodieNelson #DeanaDartt #Allyship #MuseumStudies #NarrativeJustice #ChumashNation #ColonialHistory #HealingJustice #CulturalPolicy #UNESCO #IndigenousVoices #PublicMemory #WomensHistory #MuseumEducation #GriefAndHealing #StorytellingForChange #LiveOakConsulting #MuseumAlly #DecolonizeMuseums #HealingModalities #CulturalStewardship #AutryMuseum #ChumashHistory #IndigenousHealing #RepatriationNow #NarrativeSovereignty

 

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