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Finding Belonging as a Standup Comedian--Rabiah Coon

Art Heals All Wounds

10/18/23

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Standup comedian and podcaster, Rabiah Coon, shares a story of belonging on a voicemail to the show! Listen to how Rabiah found a sense of belonging performing standup.
If you want to share your story of belonging on Art Heals All Wounds, you can send me a voicemail at https://www.arthealsallwoundspodcast.com/ and I'll share it on a future episode!
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Previous Episode

Description: In this episode, I sit down with the talented comedian and author Sadia Azmat. We delve into the world of stand-up comedy, exploring how Sadia has used humor to navigate complex themes of identity, culture, and relationships. From her unique perspective as a hijabi comedian, Sadia shares her journey of self-discovery and how she's challenged cultural norms with her humor.

Key Topics:

  • Sadia Azmat's journey into stand-up comedy
  • The intersection of comedy and cultural identity
  • Breaking stereotypes and challenging societal norms
  • The significance of the hijab in Sadia's life and comedy
  • Navigating love, relationships, and self-discovery

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Dr. Tasha Golden is an international speaker and consultant, a career singer/songwriter, and a public health scientist. In this episode, Tasha shares with us her work on the Arts On Prescription Field Guide, a resource that seeks to integrate arts, culture, and nature into medical care to promote overall well-being and not just the absence of disease. Tasha's extensive research and personal experiences as an artist have led her to some incredible insights on how the arts can play a transformative role in healing and supporting individuals. Drawing from her own experience with depression, she shares how medicine, by integrating art, can transform the health of individuals and communities. Arts on Prescription Field Guide is a resource for anyone looking for guidance on how to include equitable, accessible, and community-based arts, culture, and nature as part of health care.
Key Topics
Integrating Arts, Culture, and Nature into Medical Care for Well-being

Arts On Prescription Field Guide created by Tasha Golden, PhD

The Field Guide's focus on promoting well-being, not just the absence of disease

Historical lack of equity and inclusion in arts, culture, and nature institutions

Opportunities for Arts on Prescription to enhance equity, inclusion, and community-centered focus

The role of grassroots initiatives in long-term success

Transformation and personal growth resulting from the experience of depression

Tasha Golden's shift to studying and researching mental health

Partnership between Mass Cultural Council and University of Florida Center for Arts in Medicine
- Launch of Culture Rx as the first statewide arts and prescription program in the US

Barrier between clinical health and community-based health

Importance of integrating healthcare with beneficial resources outside of traditional settings

The need for a field guide to access community resources

Tasha Golden's experience as a musician and connecting with audience members

Bridging the gap between sharing stories in music venues and clinical spaces

Supporting survivors and those with mental illness through shared experiences

Importance of considering the needs of human beings for thriving environments
- Addressing root causes and structural solutions for improved access to thriving environments

Shifting from reactive to proactive approaches in health

Ensuring equitable availability of resources for well-being

Redefining health as the presence of complete well-being
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