Ep. 9 - Florida, Tiny Backpacks, and The Landscape of Friendships
I’m headed out this afternoon to Florida with some girlfriends from high school. This is our second annual trip—and we’re thrilled to be able to go ag...
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A podcast with author Hayley Morgan about faith and the rest of life for the faithful and constantly curious. Hayley suggests something we think about and provides interesting and curious links for deeper learning.
Ep. 8 - Feminism, Jimmy Johns, and How We Are Spiritually Formed
How do we live in a world where our physical and mental tasks keep getting easier (but also somehow more complicated?). What does it mean when our dom...
Ep. 7 - Mysterious DNA and How People Actually Change Us
This episode is about where we come from and what lingers in us from those we give life to. As I’ve been holed up this winter, I’ve been thumbing thro...
Ep. 6 - The Coronavirus and Telling Ourselves a Better and Truer Story
Today, we’re going to talk about what happens when we tell ourselves stories to fill in the gaps that are unknown. Our mind is a powerful organ…the mo...
Ep. 5 - Pickled Onions and What to Do When the World Seems Crazy
As the world learned yesterday of Kobe Bryant’s unexpected death along with his 13 year old daughter and 7 others—and as even today we await more from...
Ep. 4 - "Silence, Please" and Our Brain's Conscious Workspace
My brain feels fizzly, kind of like water that’s waiting to boil. It has those tiny bubbles on the bottom of the pot that haven’t started to rise but ...
Ep. 3 - Read Widely and Tread a New Path
It may be because I came to Jesus as a teenager, but I’ve always felt like my faith is sturdy precisely because I chose it after being exposed to so m...
Ep. 2 - The Backwards Thing I'm Doing For the Rest of the Year
We are nearing the end of a decade, but before we go gung-ho into 2020, I propose we slow down for just a minute and look back. This episode features ...
Ep. 1 - Gray Phases of Life and Why I Cried at the Griffith Observatory
By June 2018, I was in the peak of what I now call my blah "gray phase". I had lost my verve, my voice, my confidence. I got weird and swirly and I le...