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Jason Hobbs LCSW MDiv

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writer, clinical social worker, spiritual director, author, husband, father, son, and runner in Middle Georgia, jasonhobbslcsw.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jasonhobbslcsw/support

“I won’t wash my hands anymore.” on “opinions”, testing the truth, and maintaining relationships (even when it is hard)

August 2, 2020

A reading from a recent Medium post titled “I won’t wash my hands anymore”: on “opinions”, testing the truth, and maintaining relationships (even when...

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Daring to be Silent Together listening to Howard Thurman, watching Watchmen, and listening to each other during a pandemic

June 17, 2020

A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Daring to be Silent Together: listening to Howard Thurman, watching Watchmen, and listening to each other ...

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“Why are you looking at heaven?”: letting go of the past, stepping wisely into this pandemic future

May 25, 2020

A reading from a recent Medium post titled “'Why are you looking at heaven?': letting go of the past, stepping wisely into this pandemic future". This...

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Wandering in the Pandemic Wilderness: complaining, eating manna, and building golden calves

May 18, 2020

A reading from a recent Medium post titled "Wandering in the Pandemic Wilderness: complaining, eating manna, and building golden calves". This episod...

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"Our hurts return at different ages and stages." Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.

December 6, 2019

A reading from a recent Medium post titled "Our hurts return at different ages and stages." Part of an occasional series about phrases that this thera...

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Not on the journey alone: on walking and writing and walking and writing

December 1, 2019

A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Not on the journey alone: on walking and writing and walking and writing”. This episode is an update on ou...

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“Nothing is ever really lost.” on birthdays, the accumulation of friends on Facebook, community, and Walt Whitman

September 23, 2019

A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Nothing is ever really lost.” on birthdays, the accumulation of friends on Facebook, community, and Walt W...

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“Anxiety isn’t good with statistics.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.

September 20, 2019

A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Anxiety isn’t good with statistics.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds ...

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“It is like a child putting on an adult’s coat.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.

September 6, 2019

A reading from a recent Medium post titled “It is like a child putting on an adult’s coat.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this thera...

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“Anxiety likes a blank canvas…” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.

August 23, 2019

A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Anxiety likes a blank canvas…” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himsel...

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