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When we have so many passions sometimes it’s hard to figure out our space in the world. This conversation with Arielle Estoria talks about how sometimes the way we make our own space isn’t intentional, but it can still open up spaces for others. The conversation covers things like dollar margaritas, getting kicked out of the Huntington Library, being an artist and a person of faith, and why we need to think of our bodies as a space first.
Arielle is a poet, author, speaker, and creative via social media. She likes to craft content that isn’t just for the mind but engages your soul.
To find out more about Arielle you can find her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/arielleestoria
To get in touch with us follow us www.instagram.com/revsarahheath and www.instagram.com/josietakestheworld
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The podcast audio is edited by Steven Burnett from “The Cult Popcast”
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When we have so many passions sometimes it’s hard to figure out our space in the world. This conversation with Arielle Estoria talks about how sometimes the way we make our own space isn’t intentional, but it can still open up spaces for others. The conversation covers things like dollar margaritas, getting kicked out of the Huntington Library, being an artist and a person of faith, and why we need to think of our bodies as a space first.
Arielle is a poet, author, speaker, and creative via social media. She likes to craft content that isn’t just for the mind but engages your soul.
To find out more about Arielle you can find her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/arielleestoria
To get in touch with us follow us www.instagram.com/revsarahheath and www.instagram.com/josietakestheworld
Email us at- [email protected]
Youtube.com/revsarahheath
The podcast audio is edited by Steven Burnett from “The Cult Popcast”
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