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Cheyla Wohlmuth: Life, Death and the Land
Season 1, Ep. 3
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On this episode, Kiley sits down with Groovin's very first guest, Cheyla Wohlmuth, a L'nu 2S Social Worker and mother-to-be. Cheyla discusses their career path and how they work to incorporate a two-eyed seeing approach. More personally, Cheyla dives into the importance of cultural connection/education while highlighting their experiences learning about cultural practices, death doulas and plants/medicines. You won't want to miss this!
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