Nourishment for dire times

Are you checking out from the news? Feeling depressed and overwhelmed about the American political situation? Want to put your head in the sand? Welcome to the Apocalyptic Supperclub: Nourishment for Dire Times where I plate up stories and ideas to feed the heart and soul and nourish our capacity to meet this very challenging moment of being alive in a drastically changing world.

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Host & Producer

Hi, I’m Christine. I am an ordinary person, just like you. My mother was born in the midst of WWII in the heart of Hitler’s fascist capital of Berlin, and that foundational experience colored our family life. She trained me to understand history and the urgent necessity for humanitarian policies that protect all life. I have feared a resurgence of the forces that led to the unspeakable calamity of world war all my life. Now that those fears are being realized, I seek to be like those people who helped guide the world out of that crisis. Most of those heroes were just ordinary people doing what they can. Like them, I am one of the many. So what do I bring to the table?

I have a master’s degree in psychology, and I’ve worked within our education and carceral system counseling inmates, juvenile gang members, as well as the general public. With additional certifications in trauma resolution and transformational breathwork, I have witnessed breathtaking personal transformations. Watching the gathering political storm developing over the past decades, I determined to leverage my psychological experience to advocate for definitive societal transformation.

I have the training of a psychotherapist, the heart of an activist and the soul of a visionary. Being visionary isn’t as lofty as it sounds, it simply means I am constantly inspired by the spirit of possibility, and I seek to share that spirit with anyone who will listen by telling quality stories. I hope I can inspire you to know just how extraordinary an ordinary human being can be when it counts.