Episode Four: Khairani Barokka

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2021
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Abstract
In the fourth episode of the podcast, Rajni Shah and Kharaini Barokka (Okka) discuss the shifting and intricate relationships between listening, safety, harm, accountability, and trust. These topics are especially poignant because (in contrast to all the other episodes) Okka and Rajni did not know each other before recording this episode of the podcast. Their conversation both comments on and embodies the complexities in inviting trust, and acknowledging our capacities for harm, when navigating conversations with strangers. In the accompanying offering, Okka shares some of her daily wellbeing practices. Click here for full episode and credits.
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Authors Shah, Rajni;Barokka, Khairani ;Gibbons, Fili 周;
Journal performance philosophy
Year 2021
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https://performancephilosophy.org/journal/article/view/341
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Education Medicine (General) Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammar education (general) law special aspects of education philosophy (general) theory and practice of education diseases of the musculoskeletal system french literature - italian literature - spanish literature - portuguese literature the performing arts. show business

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