NADINE CHEMALI – The Beauty In Finding Common Ground

Untethered...with Clementine Ford

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This week, I’m joined by one of my favourite people - a woman with one of the biggest hearts you’ll ever find. Nadine Chemali is a feminist organiser, thrill seeker and all-round excellent human. We had a beautiful conversation about community building, the importance of support networks and how to mobilise collective action, as well as what it means to navigate the grief and loss of a much-loved parent.

Through Nadine's personal stories of growing up in a Lebanese family, we highlight the unifying power of food, culture, and love. This segment underscores the transformative potential of cross-cultural solidarity in amplifying marginalised voices and dismantling systemic racism. From navigating friendships and personal growth to the lessons of motherhood and self-discovery, Nadine's narrative weaves a powerful tapestry of love, community, and resilience. Tune in to discover how these themes shape our lives and offer pathways for resistance and survival in challenging times.

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1. Community Building and Activism (00:00:00)

2. Solidarity and Activism in Palestine (00:09:12)

3. Identity, Love, and Self-Discovery (00:20:45)

4. Navigating Friendship and Inner Growth (00:27:51)

5. Rediscovering Self and Motherhood (00:33:16)

6. Navigating Love and Expectations (00:47:22)

7. Exploring Misogyny and Male Relationships (00:52:00)

8. Motherhood and White Passing Identity (01:02:28)

9. Exploring Cultural Identity and Heritage (01:09:10)

10. Love and Resistance (01:21:24)