Groove with Gaia aka Cam and Eli: Movement, Mindfulness & Plant Medicine

Groove with Gaia Cam and Eli Podcast Interview

Elijah Johnston and Cameron Ogden-Fung of @groovewithgaia are the grooviest couple on TikTok, spreading the messages of movement as a form of healing, mindful eating and conscious relationships. After dancing into each other’s lives in Bali, they’re on a mission to empower people to embrace and connect with Mother Earth — bringing Groove with Gaia to life.

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We cover:

The miraculous synchronicities surrounding Cam and Eli’s meeting in Bali
Free form movement as a form of healing and self-expression
How to be with fear of showing up online
Social media content as a magnet and a tool for healing
Kundalini practices to move out of fear
Cam and Eli’s content creation systems
How to show up authentically on TikTok and beyond
Cam shares how she really feels about public speaking and being on podcasts, and her experience with anxiety attacks
Using your platform to create regenerative ways of thinking around how we connect to mother nature
Groove with Gaia’s stance on sponsored content and brand partner vetting process
How Cam and Eli weave their skills to build Groove with Gaia
Regenerative way of living
Cam and Eli share a recent plant medicine experience
Daily rituals for creativity
The roles that Bali and Hawaii played in Cam and Eli’s relationship
Is there going to be an in-person Groove with Gaia experience?

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In 2019, Cam and Eli danced into each other’s lives in Bali, Indonesia. Cam is from Hong Kong and Eli is from Brooklyn, New York. Together, they hosted silent sunset dances on the beaches of Bali with mindfully curated playlists, empowering people to embrace and connect with mother earth — bringing Groove with Gaia to life.

‍Cam is pursuing a M.S. in Natural Resources and Environmental Management at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Over the years, she has pursued research in biological oceanography at several leading institutions. Recently, her research interests have shifted towards understanding and developing social-ecological resilient coral reef management strategies for vulnerable island nations.

‍Eli is a multi-disciplinary entrepreneur crossing the inevitabilities of technology with the insights of ancestral knowledge. He has since lived and worked across the globe bringing whole-systems thinking to for-purpose endeavors surrounding education, empowerment, and ecology. He combines the technical, creative, and strategic to sculpt and drive missions that raise vibration.