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Why not meditate?141. Awakening and surrender: Finding stillness and healing on the divine path - Noreen Kelly**Announcement**I’ll be facilitating several breathwork journeys in Sarasota, Florida through early December, collaborating with some of my favorite local communities — including The Wellness Space, Root Collective, and Mindful Blooms Farm!The first session is Sunday morning, October 12th: Details here*****In this episode, host Masako Kozawa sits down with Reiki master and hypnotherapist Noreen Kelly to explore the path of spiritual awakening and surrender. Together, they discuss energy healing, light language, and the power of stillness in connecting with your divine essence. Whether you’re walking...
2025-10-1059 min
Theology Nerd ThrowdownThe One Where We Tried Something New and It Mostly WorkedWe opened up the Zoom room and let listeners bring whatever questions they wanted, which turned into one of those sprawling conversations that goes from Karl Popper's tolerance paradox to the unique trauma of rapture theology to whether algae-filled church toilets are connected to the hot water line. Josh Patterson kicked us off asking about progressive intolerance, which led Bo to brilliantly distinguish between liberalism and liberation. We got into how algorithms are making us all more ideologically rigid, why trans identity seems to be the sticky wicket for some progressives, and how cultural context is basically non-negotiable for...
2025-10-071h 49
Homebrewed ChristianityCynthia Moe-Lobeda: Saints, Sinners, & Supply Chains: Living Faithfully in Economic WebsI had an incredible conversation with Cynthia Moe-Lobeda about her book Building a Moral Economy (the first in a six-book series!). We dug into how most Christians experience a profound disconnect between their faith and their economic lives—knowing intellectually that our consumer choices connect us to exploitation and ecological destruction, but feeling powerless to change systems that seem inevitable. Cynthia shared her own journey from despair to action, grounded in a mystical encounter that helped her hold both grief and hope simultaneously. She laid out a compelling vision for what a moral economy actually looks like: ecological, equitable, and de...
2025-10-021h 09
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2025-09-2940 min
Homebrewed ChristianityRyan Duns: From Jaws to K-Pop Demon Hunters: How Horror Films Reveal the SacredRyan Duns is back on the podcast to talk about his provocative new book exploring horror and theology, and boy does he deliver some counterintuitive insights. He argues that horror is actually the most conservative film genre—and that's precisely why it works so well for theological reflection. Think about it: to be scared, you first have to believe there's something worth protecting. Ryan walks us through how horror films function as underground spaces where transcendence has been displaced and distorted, creating what he calls "frag events" that shatter our comfortable assumptions about reality. From The Purge and mimetic desi...
2025-09-291h 28
Homebrewed ChristianityHanna Reichel: Navigating Faith in the Era of AuthoritarianismDr. Hanna Reichel returns to the podcast to discuss their timely devotional For Such a Time as This, which emerged from student questions about how theological wisdom applies to our current political moment. Drawing parallels between Trump-era America and the Weimar Republic, Reichel explores the muddy complexity of resistance, the dangers of purity politics, and why they chose the devotional form to address rising authoritarianism. We dive deep into the power of language, the difference between authoritarianism and totalitarianism, Bonhoeffer's concept of vicarious representative action, and how ancient liturgical practices can help us navigate political chaos without getting swept a...
2025-09-251h 25
Homebrewed ChristianityGrant Wacker: the Defining Moments of Religion in AmericaWhat's up theology nerds! On this episode, I had the absolute privilege of sitting down with Dr. Grant Wacker, one of America's preeminent historians of religion, and man did he deliver. We dove deep into his fascinating "Bushman test" - the idea that when writing history, you should do so with the understanding that you might someday encounter your subjects in heaven. That framework of being both critical and sympathetic really animated our whole conversation. But here's the kicker - I asked Grant to reflect on the defining moments in American religion as we approach our 250th anniversary, and h...
2025-09-221h 02
The Rise of BonhoefferStanding Firm: Bonhoeffer's Urgent Wisdom for Our Dangerous Times🍺 Bonhoeffer for Dangerous Times | Theology Beer Camp 2025 Preview
Are we living in the most dangerous times of our lives? Renowned Bonhoeffer scholar Jeffrey C. Pugh doesn't pull punches in this powerful preview lecture for Theology Beer Camp 2025. Drawing from Dietrich Bonhoeffer's prison writings, especially "After Ten Years," Pugh explores why the German theologian's wisdom is more urgent than ever for Christians navigating today's political and social chaos.
You can WATCH this episode on YouTube
🔥 KEY TOPICS COVERED:
The "View from Below" - Why God is found among the suffering and oppressed
Bonhoeffer's warning about "stupidity" as a sociologic...
2025-09-2132 min
Homebrewed ChristianityStanding Firm: Bonhoeffer's Urgent Wisdom for Our Dangerous Times🍺 Bonhoeffer for Dangerous Times | Theology Beer Camp 2025 Preview
Are we living in the most dangerous times of our lives? Renowned Bonhoeffer scholar Jeffrey C. Pugh doesn't pull punches in this powerful preview lecture for Theology Beer Camp 2025. Drawing from Dietrich Bonhoeffer's prison writings, especially "After Ten Years," Pugh explores why the German theologian's wisdom is more urgent than ever for Christians navigating today's political and social chaos.
You can WATCH this episode on YouTube
🔥 KEY TOPICS COVERED:
The "View from Below" - Why God is found among the suffering and oppressed
Bonhoeffer's warning about "stupidity" as a sociol...
2025-09-2132 min
Theology Nerd ThrowdownAgainst Empathy: When Christians Declare Compassion a ViceBo and I dive deep into a controversial AP article about Christian conservatives declaring empathy a vice - yeah, you heard that right. We unpack how figures like Ali Beth Stuckey and Joe Rigney are arguing that empathy has become a "cudgel for the left," leading Christians to affirm sin and support destructive policies. But here's where it gets interesting: Bo thinks this whole anti-empathy movement is actually a smokescreen for deeper issues around personal versus structural sin, and how progressive and conservative Christians are operating with completely non-overlapping theological frameworks. We explore how politics has gotten upstream of...
2025-09-191h 46
Homebrewed ChristianityMyron Penner: Five Ways Science Can Help Your FaithMy friend Dr. Myron Penner - everyone's favorite Canadian Mennonite philosopher of science & religion - offers up five compelling ways that science can actually enrich rather than threaten faith. We move beyond the tired old "conflict thesis" between science & religion to explore how scientific discoveries can help identify factually suspect theology (looking at you, young earth creationism), create new theological spaces for thinking about evolution and our place in an unfinished cosmos, serve as a resource for people deconstructing harmful religious inheritances, keep us informed about the times we're living in (hello, AI revolution), & inspire genuine awe at the...
2025-09-161h 22
Homebrewed ChristianityElesha Coffman: The Christian Century and Mainline LegacySo I had the chance to sit down with Elesha Coffman, who's written what might be the only book entirely devoted to the Christian Century magazine, and we ended up diving deep into the whole messy question of what "mainline Protestantism" even means - which apparently stumped two past presidents of the American Society of Church History during her dissertation defense, with the best answer being something about railroads in Philadelphia. We talked through her journey from Christianity Today to studying the Christian Century, how these magazines both spoke to and sometimes wildly misjudged their audiences (especially around Billy Graham...
2025-09-101h 48
Theology Nerd ThrowdownReligion Before Language: Why We Danced Before We BelievedSo we're LIVE at the Common Market in Charlotte, drinking craft beverages and fielding questions from the Speaking to a Modern World conference, which means we're ping-ponging between topics faster than your algorithm-addled attention span. Josh starts us off playing voice of the people, then we trade him for Leah Robinson, who's delightfully willing to interrupt me when I get too deep in the philosophical weeds. We tackle everything from what the hell "modernity" actually means (hint: it's not just Protestants arguing about beliefs), to why religion emerged before language as a solution to mammalian cooperation problems, to how...
2025-09-091h 41
Homebrewed ChristianityFrom Iron Swords to Nuclear Bombs: Tracing 3,000 Years of Escalatory Violence with John Dominic CrossanWhat an incredible conversation we had with John Dominic Crossan about distributive justice and the biblical vision for creation! Dom completely reframed how I think about Genesis - showing us that the Sabbath, not humanity, is the crown of creation, and that God's distributive justice isn't just a nice idea but the very fabric of how the cosmos is supposed to work. He challenged our typical understanding of "original sin," arguing that violence, not sexuality or disobedience, is what corrupts human civilization - starting with Cain's murder of Abel in Genesis 4, not Adam and Eve's story in Genesis 3. What...
2025-09-081h 22
Homebrewed ChristianityChristian Witness in Catastrophic Times with Cornel WestI had the privilege of sitting down with Dr. Cornel West, one of America's most distinguished public intellectuals and philosophers, to discuss his historic Gifford Lectures, which marked a watershed moment in the series - bringing a jazz-soaked philosophical methodology to this centuries-old tradition of natural theology. West has spent decades at the intersection of rigorous academic scholarship & prophetic public witness. In our conversation, we explore how his lectures challenged the conventional philosophical approach of reducing catastrophe to manageable problems, instead starting with the lived reality of suffering and historical consciousness. Drawing from his deep engagement with thinkers from...
2025-09-041h 56
Homebrewed ChristianityMark Vernon: Awake! William Blake and the Power of the ImaginationIn this episode, we turn to the radical vision of William Blake with brilliant scholar and psychotherapist Mark Vernon. Mark argues that Blake isn't just a historical curiosity—he's a guide for rewilding our humanity in an age of spiritual flatness. We explore how Blake saw the collapse of cultural imagination coming 200 years ago, offering us a way out of what Mark calls the "narrow deadening" of modern life. Blake's answer isn't to retreat from the world, but to cultivate what he calls "innocence"—not naivety, but a kind of perceptual openness that can see angels, spirits, and the infi...
2025-09-011h 20
Theology Nerd ThrowdownHeidegger Dreams and Chicken Interruptions: An Onto-Theological ThrowdownBo and I dove deep into onto-theology after he texted me wanting to explore its "upside" - which led to a sprawling conversation about everything from James Dobson's recent death and its impact on evangelical parenting, to Taylor Swift's engagement, to my chickens interrupting the show. We unpacked how onto-theology (the problematic conflation of Being itself with a supreme being) actually offers important critiques of theological overconfidence, exploring how thinkers like Caputo and Westphal use Heidegger's insights differently. Along the way, we wrestled with whether faith can maintain intellectual integrity in a post-Enlightenment world, discussed the violence embedded in...
2025-08-291h 50
Homebrewed ChristianityNichole Torbitzky: Student Beliefs & The Evolution of Faith on CampusI got an email from a retired university chaplain who'd hit a wall - after decades of ministry, he felt so culturally alienated from undergrad students that he didn't think he could do the job anymore. It made me think about my friend Nicole Torbitzky, who serves as both philosophy professor and university chaplain at Lindenwood University in Missouri. We dove into how she navigates the shifting religious landscape on campus, from students deconstructing their faith to the rise of the "nones," and what it looks like to facilitate interfaith dialogue when half your student body reports no religious a...
2025-08-281h 28
Homebrewed ChristianitySitting by the River with Jesus: Trauma, Mysticism, and Communal Healing with Aizaiah YongWhat if everything we think we know about trauma and healing is backwards? Today I'm talking with Aizaiah Young about his incredible new book "Trauma and Renewal" and honestly, this conversation blew me away. Isaiah survived a near-death motorcycle accident right after passing his PhD comprehensive exams (talk about terrible timing), and during a 16-hour surgery, he had this profound mystical encounter with Jesus that completely reshaped how he thinks about transformation. But here's the thing - this isn't some individualistic "I found healing and so can you" story. Instead, Aizaiah argues that real healing is relational, communal, and i...
2025-08-251h 24
Homebrewed ChristianityWhen the Church Forgets Christ with Tim WhitakerIn this episode, Tim Whitaker from the New Evangelical joined me for one of those sprawling conversations that somehow manages to connect Christian nationalism, the Democratic Party's moral cowardice, process theology, and whether buying burritos on payment plans signals the end of civilization. We started with our upcoming "God of Justice" class and quickly dove into the bewildering reality of watching people worship a brown-skinned immigrant named Jesus on Sunday, then cheer for the deportation of brown-skinned immigrants on Monday. Tim shared his jarring experience at the DNC, where he found himself more aligned with the leftist protesters outside...
2025-08-221h 44
Homebrewed ChristianityRandall Balmer: Myth Busting Evangelical Activism & Its OriginsWhat if everything you thought you knew about why evangelical Christians became politically active was completely wrong? Today I sit down with one of America's greatest historians of religion, Randall Balmer, to do some serious myth-busting. We dive deep into what Balmer calls "the abortion myth" - the widely believed but false story that evangelicals mobilized politically in the 1970s over Roe v. Wade. The real origin story? It's much more uncomfortable - it was actually about defending racial segregation in Christian schools when the IRS threatened their tax-exempt status. Balmer takes us through this hidden history he discovered...
2025-08-211h 29
Homebrewed ChristianityGuillermo Bervejillo: The Structure of World HistorySo I got pulled into this fascinating email exchange with Brian McLaren about Kojin Karatani's The Structure of World History, and it turns out there's this whole crew of organizers and academics who've been quietly working with these ideas to rethink everything from social movements to economic theory. My guest Guillermo Bervejillo—who went from being a disillusioned neoclassical economist to writing his dissertation on Chinese imperialism using Karatani's framework—breaks down this mind-bending approach to history that shifts from Marx's "modes of production" to "modes of exchange." We're talking about how gift-giving nomads, tribute-paying states, commodity markets, and the p...
2025-08-181h 34
Homebrewed ChristianityWhy Your Politics Need a Better Cosmology (Whether You Know It or Not) w/ Matthew Segall & Aaron SimmonsYou can join the Democracy in Tension online summit and get access to all the lectures today.
You can WATCH this conversation on YouTube
Dr. Matthew Segall is a transdisciplinary researcher and teacher who applies process philosophy to various natural and social sciences, including consciousness. He is also an Assistant Professor in the Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness Program at the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco, CA.
Make sure you check out SubStack Footnotes to Plato, his YouTube channel and recent book.
Previous Podcasts with Matt
the Meaning Crisis in Pr...
2025-08-152h 00
Homebrewed ChristianityBrian McLaren & Jacob Erickson: Ecological Crises & LamentWhat's up Theology Nerds! We're diving deep into one of the most powerful sessions from last year's Theology Beer Camp in Denver - a conversation that honestly left me speechless. Brian McLaren kicks us off with a gut-punch keynote on ecological crisis and the power of lament that'll challenge everything you think you know about faith in our current moment. Then Jacob Erickson responds with some brilliant eco-theological insights that had the room scribbling notes like crazy. We're talking about overshoot, oligarchy, the impotence of religion, and what it looks like to let nature save us instead of the...
2025-08-041h 15
Theology Nerd ThrowdownFrom Epstein to Palestine: The Common Thread of Basic DecencyWow, what a wild ride this turned out to be! Bo and I got into the religious landscape after I shared this crazy sticky note revelation I had at the cigar lounge - connecting Jeffrey Epstein conspiracies and Palestine through the lens of basic human decency and institutional trust. We ended up unpacking everything from why young people are abandoning religion (spoiler: it's not just youthful rebellion) to the difference between being "spiritual but not religious" versus actual consumer spirituality. Bo dropped some brilliant insights about how we're hardwired for religious behavior but living in a post-religious age where...
2025-08-012h 03
Homebrewed ChristianityJosh Scott: Parables - Putting Jesus's Stories in Their PlaceIn this episode, I am joined by Josh Scott, a minister at GracePointe Church in Nashville and author of the new book Parables: Putting Jesus Stories in Their Place. We discuss the book's exploration of Jesus' parables, focusing on their historical context and contemporary relevance. Josh shares insights into how these parables challenge both ancient and modern assumptions about power, empire, and community. We also talk about the unique nature of GracePointe Church, its mission to be a safe space for those questioning their faith, and the importance of community in navigating theological and existential questions. Additionally, they highlight...
2025-07-2855 min
Theology Nerd ThrowdownBible Bonanza: What Verses Should Actually Be Read in SchoolsWhat's up Theology Nerds! We're back from vacation and home renovations with a special Bible bonanza episode that's equal parts hilarious and thought-provoking. Bo and I are tackling the issue of mandatory Bible reading in schools by collecting suggestions from listeners about which verses should be read if we're going down this road. We got calls from Finland to Britain with everything from Jesus's upside-down teachings about greatness through service, to some truly awkward Old Testament passages that definitely won't make it past the school board. Along the way we dive into why pulling random Bible verses out of...
2025-07-181h 28
Homebrewed ChristianityPeter Harrison: The Evolution of Belief: Science, Religion & ModernityIn this episode, I am joined by the eminent historian of science and religion, Peter Harrison. We examine how we've inherited a distorted narrative about the relationship between science and religion. Rather than the conflict narrative we're accustomed to, Harrison reveals that science and religion are not historical foes, and that modern Western sciences are actually built on theological assumptions. The real game-changer comes from tracing how Protestant reforms—notably the attack on allegorical readings of scripture and the demand for each individual to justify their belief— fundamentally transformed how we read both Scripture and nature, eventually leading to our...
2025-06-301h 53
Homebrewed ChristianityOn The Edge: Identity, Freedom and Adulthood (Getting Trippy with Josh)In this episode, I am joined by the podcast Producer, Josh Gilbert, for our second tutorial edition. This time, we tackle some heavy stuff - Josh opens up about his modern existential crisis of living untethered from traditional institutions, which gets us into William James' "Will to Believe" and the whole mess of making momentous decisions in a culture that's allergic to commitment. Then I get nerdy about Andreas Reckwitz's fascinating analysis of late modernity - how we've split into two warring tribes: the hyper-culture individualists seeking singular authenticity and the cultural essentialists clinging to collective identity. It's a...
2025-06-1650 min
Theology Nerd ThrowdownThe Great Untethering: Why Everything Feels FakeBo comes back from an epic 22-year tradition canoe trip in the Adirondacks - complete with black flies, hypothermia, and some serious Type 2 fun - and drops maybe his most intense opening riff ever. We're talking democracy, pornography, evangelicalism, the economy, and a whole bunch of other stuff that doesn't mean what it used to mean anymore. Bo's got this theory about "floating signifiers" - basically things that have become untethered from their original meaning and are just floating around causing confusion and cultural chaos. From Methodists who don't do the methods to evangelicals who've been unmasked, from the...
2025-05-301h 39
Homebrewed ChristianityThe Future of Religious Identity: Live From Theology Beer CampIn this plenary session from Theology Beer Camp 2024, John Thatamanil explores the future of religious identity in an increasingly pluralistic America, arguing that multiple religious participation will be the defining feature of North American religious life. Drawing from his personal journey as an Indian Christian immigrant who also practices Hinduism, and Wilfred Cantwell Smith's provocative question about how Christians explain the existence of other scriptures like the Bhagavad Gita, Thatamanil challenges "Christian supremacy" and its colonial legacy. He distinguishes between harmful forms of religious mixing (particularly the worship of both God and capitalism) and life-giving forms that promote justice an...
2025-05-151h 16
Homebrewed ChristianityKelly Brown Douglas: Faith at the CrossroadsWhat happens when you stand at the crossroads where the sacred meets the secular, where your identity refuses to fit into neat binaries, and where faith seeks understanding in the midst of doubt? In this deeply personal conversation, Episcopal priest and pioneering womanist theologian Kelly Brown Douglas returns to the podcast to explore theology as a lived experience, not abstract speculation.
We dive into her powerful concept of "crossroads theology" – that stable, definite space where the blues singer performs both pain and praise, where Black and Episcopalian identity refuse to be bifurcated, and where God meets us in...
2025-05-131h 09
Theology Nerd ThrowdownTending to Questions: A More Hopeful Future for Liberal FaithWhat's up Theology Nerds! This week on TNT, Bo and I kick things off with the breaking news about the new American Pope from Chicago (perfect timing for a Bear's Super Bowl win?) before diving into a deep theological conversation about the future of liberal Christianity. Following last week's rather pessimistic outlook, we explore more hopeful possibilities for revitalizing liberal theology. We discuss the potential of engaging the cultural desire for re-enchantment, reclaiming myth, and adopting what Gary Dorrien calls "metaphysical courage" - making strong theological claims while maintaining intellectual humility. Bo and I nerd out HARD on Paul...
2025-05-102h 02
The Rise of BonhoefferA Christianity Without Boundaries: Bonhoeffer's Christ-Centered Revolution with Lori Brandt HaleWhat's up Theology Nerds! Today on the podcast I'm joined by Lori Brandt Hale, Bonhoeffer scholar and president of the International Bonhoeffer Society, for a mind-expanding exploration of Dietrich Bonhoeffer's theological journey. Rather than just rehashing the heroic end of Bonhoeffer's story, we dive deep into the continuous threads that run through his work - from his early dissertation on community to his prison writings. Lori unpacks how Bonhoeffer's encounters with others - from Jean Lasserre at Union Seminary to his experiences in the ecumenical movement - kept "changing the lenses" through which he viewed Christianity and the world...
2025-05-091h 03
Homebrewed ChristianityThe Future of Religion: Live From Theology Beer CampIn this thought-provoking episode, former neuroscientist-turned-Franciscan sister Ilia Delio offers a radical vision for the future of religion at Theology Beer Camp. Speaking to a community of spiritual seekers, Delio places humanity within our cosmic context—mere seconds in the universe's 13.8 billion-year story—while arguing that we are the universe becoming conscious of itself. She challenges institutional religion's static cosmologies, drawing on Teilhard de Chardin's integration of evolution and faith to advocate for a "religion of the Earth" that recognizes God as "in love with matter." With urgency, Delio warns that if religion doesn't evolve beyond dogma into creative part...
2025-05-081h 10
The Evolving Education ProjectS2:E35 The Gathering of Educators - Part 1 of “Being and Becoming Asian in Educational Contexts, Communities, and Families”Send us a textSummary Dr. Tairan Qui joins me as co-host for this conversation that explores the personal and professional experiences of educators, Laura Ouk and Amy Okimoto, focusing on their cultural identities, the importance of community, the necessity of advocating for Asian American history in education, and the role of personal experiences in shaping the educational practices of Asian American educators. They also highlight legislative efforts to include Asian American history in school curricula as well as the challenges posed by the current political climate. They discuss the challenges faced in the education...
2025-04-2649 min
“54 Days of Roses”- Catholic Rosary NovenaS12 Day 23 - Glorious Mysteries in PetitionHello, family, and welcome to Day 23 of our 54-Day Rosary Novena! Thursday of the Third week of Lent.Today, we’re talking about something we all experience—temptation. Whether it’s pride, impatience, doubt, or something more subtle, it’s part of our human journey. But temptation itself is not a sin—it’s how we respond that shapes our spiritual growth.During Lent, we’re reminded that even Jesus was tempted in the desert. He didn’t give in. Instead, He turned to prayer, fasting, and Scripture, showing us how to resist with grace and strength.
2025-03-2732 min“54 Days of Roses”- Catholic Rosary NovenaS12 Dia 23 - Misterios Gloriosos en PeticiónHola, familia, y bienvenidos al Día 23 de nuestra Novena del Rosario de 54 días. Hoy es jueves de la tercera semana de Cuaresma.Hoy hablamos de algo que todos experimentamos: la tentación. Puede ser orgullo, impaciencia, duda, o algo más sutil. Pero ser tentados no es pecado—lo importante es cómo respondemos.En la Cuaresma recordamos que incluso Jesús fue tentado en el desierto. Él no cayó. En lugar de eso, se apoyó en la oración, el ayuno y la Palabra de Dios. Nos mostró cómo resistir con fe y fortaleza...
2025-03-2737 min
Making It LastHow to Excel as a Corporate Leader or Business Owner without losing your mindFeaturing Mike Kelly, Author ( MIL, March 26, 2025, Episode 349)https://www.google.com/url?q=https://rightpathenterprises.com/&source=gmail-html&ust=1712356183116000&usg=AOvVaw1782r3eCNdK2yhwCrD3_Kq
2025-03-2720 min
Be The Good with KateRebroadcast: NJ's Good, Nervous System Regulation & DIY Millennial StyleWhat's 'good' in NJ?!
Helping to reset the body's stressors, then how to tackle homeownership.
If you’ve been tuning in recently to Be The Good with Kate, you know we are currently rebroadcasting a few episodes in between seasons. These next few episodes will be moving us into what you’ll be hearing more of in the next season of Be The Good with Kate… Folks doing good in my home state of New Jersey. Yes, Season 8 will be a mini season focusing on my new/old state of NJ...
2024-07-3057 min
The Hotel6.1 Wearisome's RestThe New Crew check in Noreen, but some unexpected guests perpetuate the cycle perpetuate the cycle perpetuate the cycle perpetuate the cycle perpetuate the cycle perpetuate the cycle perpetuate the cycle perpetuate the cycle perpetuate the cycle . . .TranscriptPatreonCreated byVeronica California&Mark WhittenProduced byVeronica CaliforniaandJay & IbisWritten byVeronica California
2024-05-0129 minMaking It LastWhat are the 5 Stages of Grief? Part 2Featuring Dr. Grace Kelly (MIL, February 28, 2024, Episode 298)
2024-03-0219 minMaking It LastWhat are the 5 Stages of Grief? Part 1Featuring Dr. Grace Kelly, (MIL, February 21, 2024, Episode 297)
2024-02-2417 min
The HPP PodcastS3 Ep. 53 Exploring the USVI Demonstration Projects with Dr. Noreen Michael, Hilary Lohmann, Leia LaPlace, Nate Kelly, Dr. Laverne Ragster and Gloria CallwoodIn this episode, Dr. Noreen Michael, Hilary Lohmann, Leia LaPlace, Nate Kelly, Dr. Laverne Ragster and Gloria Callwood are in conversation about how the U.S. Virgin Islands demonstration projects have evolved and will continue to develop. They discuss the priorities identified in the 2022 Walkability SUMMIT, the role of the Department of Planning and Natural Resources, and the Comprehensive Land and Water Use plan.
This episode references the article titled “Program Infrastructure the Key to Success: A Pilot Crosswalk Installation to Promote Walkability, Pedestrian Safety, and Physical Activity in the U.S. Virgin Islands” by Desiree Terese Ross...
2024-01-0127 min
Grand Canyon SpeaksNoreen Simplicio Speaks
In this episode, we talk to the traditional Zuni potter Noreen Simplicio. A strong advocate for youth empowerment, Noreen discusses the Zuni connection to Grand Canyon, her story of learning traditional pottery, and the value of respecting the landscape.
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Noreen Simplicio: It's all going to get taken away. Well, that hasn't happened. I'm still creating. So, Grandma, I'm sorry, but I think you were wrong at that.
Ranger Jonah: Hello, and welcome to Grand Canyon Speaks. My name is Ranger Jonah.
Ranger Melissa: And I'm Ranger Melissa.
Ranger Jonah...
2023-11-0337 minMaking It LastThe Benefits of Calm Mind PractiseFeaturing Deb Kelly ( MIL October 18, 2023, Episode 280)
2023-10-2020 min
Book BistroMost Anticipated Books of OctoberThis week, Brooke, Georgina, Shannon, Stacy, Kristin, Robin, and Natalia share some of their most anticipated October releases. Titles mentioned include:
Ashley Winstead, Midnight Is the Darkest Hour
Karma Brown, What Wild Women Do
Kosoko Jackson, The Forest Demands Its Due
Natalie Cana, A Dish Best Served Hot (Vega Family Love Stories #2)
Elsie Silver, Hopeless (Chestnut Springs #5)
Lev A.C. Rosen, The Bell In the Fog (Andy Mills #2)
Michele Campbell, The Intern
Kacen Callender, Stars In Your Eyes
Sophie Kinsella, The Burnout
Ashley Herring Blake, Iris Kelly Doesn’t Date (Bright Falls #3)
Chloe Liese, Better Hate Than Never (The Wilmot Si...
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Can I Help Find Your Missing Loved One?Today marks the 60th Anniversary of Noreen Anne Greenley’s disappearance. Who Abducted 13 year old Noreen on September 14th, 1963? Family members speak from their heart and beg for answers.This special episode is dedicated to precious Noreen Anne Greenley who disappeared 60 years ago. You are never forgotten. On Saturday, September 14, 1963, Noreen GREENLEY (DOB: May 16, 1950) was 13 years old when she was abducted waiting at a bus stop in Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada.A special heartfelt episode with family members as they express the pain and suffering of what LIFE has been like without Noreen.Thinking of you Shelley Greenley, I really miss our conversations and you are forever in my heart. To view pictures of Noreen and family on the website, "Can I...
2023-09-1425 min
The Suffering PodcastEpisode 138: The Suffering of Gene Hauburger with Gene Hauburger and Lynn Cluess-ManzioneSend us a textGene Hauburger grew up, and raised his family, in Orangeburg NY located in Rockland County. He married his wife, Noreen O’Shea, in 1993. Gene worked as a Supreme Court Officer for 31 years and retired in 2014. He has two daughters, Amanda and Kelly and a son, Jimmy, who was tragically lost to suicide at the age of 17 after being bullied and cyber bullied. After Jimmy’s passing in 2015, family and friends organized the Jimmy Hauburger Memorial Foundation (Jimmyhauburgermemorialfoundation.org)whose mission is:To su...
2023-08-061h 09
The HotelThe Hotel Presents: Trespasses I - NoreenThe Hotel Presents: TrespassesA four episode "true" crime podcast set in the world of The Hotel. When a guest checks into the Hotel, what happens to the life they leave behind? And when the people they leave behind come looking, what do they find?Journalist Cecelia Burnham investigates the infamous missing persons case of 80s cult pop culture icon Noreen, but where else will her search lead her...?Support Our Show at Patreon.com/TheHotelJoin the official Discord Server
2023-02-0134 min
Journeys to EquityNoreen Kelly On Mastering the Balancing ActHonoring Commitments to Others While Honoring Commitments to YourselfIn this episode, Noreen Kelly, Partner at McGuireWoods, shares her career development from a junior associate to a partner while being a single mother of two. The key to her success is getting clear with what she wants and actively advocating for herself. Her stories reveal the same struggles many working moms have with balancing their professional and personal life. This especially holds true in the legal profession. As a member of McGuireWoods' Diversity & Inclusion Committee, Noreen has observed first-hand, the positive impact her corporate clients have had...
2022-10-2743 min
This Podcast is Making Me Thirsty (The Seinfeld Podcast)Seinfeld Podcast | Kelly Coffield Park | 127Seinfeld Podcast Interview With Kelly Coffield Park (Noreen).
We welcome Kelly Coffield Park. Kelly played Noreen in two Season 6 Seinfeld episodes, “The Pledge Drive” and “The Chinese Woman.
Kelly is an actress and comedian; you know her from her unforgettable characters in four seasons on The EMMY Award Winning Sketch Comedy Series, "In Living Color." You have seen her in many films including "Quiz Show," "Jerry McGuire," "Field of Dreams" and "Bride Wars," as well your favorite TV shows, such as "The Good Wife," "30 Rock" and "Kidding."
We talk in-depth with Seinfeld guest stars, cas...
2022-09-2044 min
RTÉ lyric fmYouth Chorus, Galway sings A Galway BlessingBrief Chorus Biog:
This group consists of around 35 talented, young singers from Galway, Athenry, Gort and Tuam. They have been rehearsing individually with their directors Helen Farrell & Sinead Pokall (Athebry), Noreen McDermott & Joan O' Neill Kelly (Gort), Connie Burke (Tuam) and Mary Murphy (Tuam). The group also featured choristers from St. Nicholas' Schola Cantorum (director: Mark Duley). The group have come together under the directorship of Mark Duley for the new opera Paper Boat, and they will perform as part of the opera on 23rd April in St. Nicholas' Church in Galway conducted by Sinead Hayes.
Director Mark Duley
Pianist...
2022-04-1402 min“54 Days of Roses”- Catholic Rosary NovenaDay 46 - Joyful Mysteries in ThanksgivingHello Family,Thank you for joining today's Rosary prayer. This is day 46 of our 54-day Rosary Novena. Saturday of the Fifth Week of Lent. Family, I want to ask for your help in growing our ministry. My hope and prayer are to publish another season of 54 days of Roses so that we may continue praying for our Family here on the podcast. It costs about $3,000 to publish each season. We have currently raised about $1600. If the Holy Spirit leads you to support our ministry, would you please pay it forward on our website 54daysofroses.com...
2022-04-0932 min
ACB Events20220121 - KABVI (Kansas) 2022 Virtual Convention - Day 2 Part 2
Kansas Association of the Blind and Visually Impaired (KABVI) 2022 Virtual Convention
Friday, Jan. 21, 2022
Zoom reminders, introduce ACB host and thank-you, discuss door-prize awards,
review program schedule for the day
Mikel McCary Assistive Technology for Kansas
Review of current activities at KS Assistance Dogs, KSDS as impacted by Covid, Kelly Meyer, CEO and Deb Tegedoff, Guide Dog Instructor and Puppy-Raiser Do-ordinator
Kansas State School for the Blind, John Harding, Superintendent
Envision
Introduction/Overview
Michael Monteferrante – President/CEO, Employment, Workforce Development, & College Success Program
Karyn Page – Vice Pres...
2022-01-233h 29ACB Events20220121 - KABVI (Kansas) 2022 Virtual Convention - Day 2 Part 1
Kansas Association of the Blind and Visually Impaired 2022 Virtual Convention
Friday, Jan. 21, 2022
Zoom reminders, introduce ACB host and thank-you, discuss door-prize awards,
review program schedule for the day
Mikel McCary Assistive Technology for Kansas
Review of current activities at KS Assistance Dogs, KSDS as impacted by Covid, Kelly Meyer, CEO and Deb Tegedoff, Guide Dog Instructor and Puppy-Raiser Do-ordinator
Kansas State School for the Blind, John Harding, Superintendent
Envision
Introduction/Overview
Michael Monteferrante – President/CEO, Employment, Workforce Development, & College Success Program
Karyn Page – Vice President, Inno...
2022-01-2300 min
The Sounds of ChristmasChristmas Yet To ComeSend us a textKen Kessler from the Sounds of Christmas revisits nineteen of his earlier podcasts with singers and musicians for a composite of some of the Christmas music that just might be in the works for Christmas 2022! Artists appearing (briefly) in this episode are Brynn Stanley, Cliff Beach, Corinne Cook, Karla Bonoff, David Browning, Judy Pancoast, Deb Bowman, Michael Sinatra, Linda Imperial, Paul Kelly, Dan Ashley, Noreen Braun, Pete Hopkins, Rosalie Drysdale, Liz Kennedy, Sarah Reeves, T.J. Winterbrook, Suzanne from Suzanne's Band and Rehya Stevens!Support the show
2021-12-2929 min
The Table Women PodcastThe Table Ep. 26 - Artist Relations Manager Kelly Benini!Applause Artist Relations Manager Kelly Benini talks about the ups and downs of the entertainment industry, her personal and professional evolutions, and her life mission with Sarah and Vic, including discussion on:
Reaching back to help the next generation through academic mentorship
How Kelly got her start booking big acts and helping charities
It’s okay to change careers and evolve with your wants and needs
The differences in the industry across genre and job
Aligning your mission with your actions
Personal hurdles, self-esteem, and how tough experiences help us help others
Advocating for your artists and being aw...
2021-12-1453 min
The Not So Scientific MethodPaparazzi / Celebrity Photographer Interview with Kelly JordanWe know y'all haven't gotten enough Britney in your life... So this week we go even further into the Britney of it all and talk to a great guest, Kelly Jordan, who happens to be a retired celebrity photographer (and Noreen's cousin). She'll provide a different perspective on the interactions between photographers and celebs with a few good stories thrown in for good measure.
2021-03-1636 min
Prides Hollow Story Series by Award-Winning Storyteller Kelly SwansonEpisode 1: The BuickStories that warm your heart like walking into a Cracker Barrel, or enjoying a good Hallmark movie. To stay in touch, become a patron of the show, or get your own key to the city!https://www.Patreon.com/kellyswansonPrides Hollow is full of southern stories that will amuse, entertain, and leave you with an inspirational message. In this first episode, Harriet, a color-between-the-lines kind of lady, does something that most people would have thought was crazy.You see, Harriet lives in the house down the road, with the grey shutters. She's worn...
2020-12-0220 min
Voice to CultureThinking Outside of the USA ft. Noreen Munir from Recrenations | Bonus Episode💖HEY EVERYONE💖
We are back with another interview 🥳 This episode was actually filmed asynchronously due to our ⏰ time ⏰ zone differences, but we still hope you enjoy it! This week, we have a special guest from Dubai in the United Arab Emirates 🤩 She is the founder of Recrenations, an organization that aims to connect singers, songwriters, dancers, artists, poets, writers, AND talk about world issues. Please show some love to Noreen Munir in the comments below👇
Noreen's Social Media Account 🌻 Instagram: @fozimunir
Recrenations
🌻 Instagram: @recrenations
🌻 Resident/Tourist & Team...
2020-12-0100 min
Irish Life & Lore - Voices from the ArchiveLives in PerilIn this podcast you will hear the voices of three Kerry people who, during their lives, were exposed to great danger and were lucky to survive to tell their stories.Sr. Noreen Dennehy who assisted Mons. Hugh O'Flaherty in Rome during WW2 while he was sheltering Jews in the Vatican from the Nazis.Jim O'Carroll, who loved soldering and joined the Scottish Commando unit of the British Army during WW2 and was captured behind enemy lines. He spent the remainder of the war being transferred from one prison to another.
2020-10-1840 minThe Not So Scientific MethodBonus: The ultimate way to vacation - short trips within a long trip*Note: this is a bonus to Episode 2 - Should you take short weekend trips? Make sure you listen to that one first before listening to this bonus!You guys know we love traveling. Long vacations, short vacations, we're all about 'em. But how about short vacations within a longer one, kind of like a road trip? Is this sort of condensed traveling beneficial in that you cover a lot more ground -- and see a lot more for it -- in one go? Or is it just as huge pain in the caboose? In this bonus episode...
2020-10-0952 minCan I Help Find Your Missing Loved One?A Family's Desperate Search of the 1963 Disappearance of Noreen Anne Greenley~A Family's Desperate Search of the 1963 Disappearance of Noreen Anne GreenleyOn Saturday, September 14, 1963, Noreen GREENLEY (DOB: May 16, 1950) was 13 years old when she went missing.I had the privilege of speaking with Kelly who is missing Noreen Greenley’s niece. Thank you very much Kelly for taking the time to do this sincere interview with me as I know it isn't easy for you to relive these events of your missing loved one. Noreen Anne Greenley was only 13 years old when she disappeared waiting at a bus stop in Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada on September 14, 1963. N...
2020-06-2450 min
The Two Shot PodcastKellie ShirleyOi oi. It's the Two Shot Podcast all up in your podcast feeds. Hope you're all good at the moment. We certainly are as we've got a lovely new episode for you. This week is the turn of Kellie Shirly. You'll know Kelly from Idris Elba's comedy In The Long Run, or from Call The Midwife, or from playing Carly Wicks in Eastenders amongst loads of other stuff. We met Kellie in our new London podcast base Native near Tate Modern, we got a brew on, she brought the Hob-Nobs and we got into it. Craig and Kellie talked...
2020-03-051h 04
Going Mental with Eileen KellyPillow Talk: Asexuality Exists!Asexual artist and activist Noreen Quadir walks us through her identity and why the "ace" community deserves respect and recognition.
2019-02-2435 min
Going Mental with Eileen KellyPillow Talk: Asexuality Exists!Asexual artist and activist Noreen Quadir walks us through her identity and why the "ace" community deserves respect and recognition.
2019-02-2435 min
The Hotel1.15 Room 772 - NoreenA smokey woman with ruby lips ruins another room...CW: Themes of horror and death.Check in to TheHotelPodcast.com for transcripts, art, and more!Also available en españolCreated and Produced by Veronica California & Mark Whitten Written by V...
2018-07-2011 min
SNOBS ON FILMWeinsteinNo news has rocked Hollywood harder this fall than the sexual harassment and sexual assault allegations aimed at film producer Harvey Weinstein. The controversy surrounding him has ignited a firestorm of similar revelations involving powerful men in front of and behind the camera. In the midst of the continuing drama, Snobs On Film raises a question no one seems to be in a hurry to answer: In Hollywood, where is the line that divides the forgivable from the unforgivable? What separates the pariahs from those simply put on A-list parole? And how the hell is Mel Gibson still making...
2017-11-2240 min
Seincast: A Seinfeld PodcastSeincast 089 - The Pledge Drive"Stop the show!"
Vinnie & Matt discuss "The Pledge Drive", the third episode of season six, as well as...how long to hang onto a greeting card, which dessert called for utensils, and the underrated/underused Kelly Coffield as Noreen.
Links from our discussion:
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Fab Four Poker by lis...
2016-04-211h 28
Dive Into An High-Impact Full Audiobook And Elevate Your Mindset.The Kelly Sisters by Maureen LeePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/311450to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Kelly Sisters
Author: Maureen Lee
Narrator: Noreen Leighton
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 10 hours 30 minutes
Release date: July 30, 2015
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4 of Total 1
Genres: Drama
Publisher's Summary:
It's 1925 and Patricia, Tara and Aideen couldn't be more excited to be starting a new life in Liverpool. Yet it soon becomes clear that all is not as it seems, for the girls are hastily swept onto a huge ocean liner heading to New York. When their father vanishes mid-way across the Atlantic, the grieving sisters prepare themselves for a new...
2015-07-3010h 30
Explore New Full Audiobooks in Fiction, DramaThe Kelly Sisters by Maureen LeePlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/311450 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Kelly Sisters Author: Maureen Lee Narrator: Noreen Leighton Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 10 hours 30 minutes Release date: July 30, 2015 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4 of Total 1 Genres: Drama Publisher's Summary: It's 1925 and Patricia, Tara and Aideen couldn't be more excited to be starting a new life in Liverpool. Yet it soon becomes clear that all is not as it seems, for the girls are hastily swept onto a huge ocean liner heading to New York. When their father vanishes mid-way across the Atlantic, the grieving sisters prepare themselves for a...
2015-07-3003 min
Raven and BluesRaven'n'Blues 31st Oct 09Title Artist CDThe Money I Make Nick Moss & The Flip Tops Sadie MaeBig Green & Yeller Seasick Steve Man From Another TimeCryin' Blind Samuel James For Rosa Maeve & NoreenCrossdressers's Blues Little Queenie & The Blue Cats Another Blue DayWanna Get Closer Erja Lyytinen Grip Of The BluesKiss The Ground Goodbye Joanne Shaw Taylor White SugarFire With Fire Kilborn Alley Blues Band Tear Chicago DownEast To Kansas Kelly Joe Phelps Western BellMr Nobody Pokey La Farge Beat Move & ShakeMicrophone King Brotherhood Of The Jug Word To MotherYou're Gonna Lose The Aces No O...
2009-10-301h 02Raven and BluesRaven'n'Blues 31st Oct 09Title Artist CDThe Money I Make Nick Moss & The Flip Tops Sadie MaeBig Green & Yeller Seasick Steve Man From Another TimeCryin' Blind Samuel James For Rosa Maeve & NoreenCrossdressers's Blues Little Queenie & The Blue Cats Another Blue DayWanna Get Closer Erja Lyytinen Grip Of The BluesKiss The Ground Goodbye Joanne Shaw Taylor White SugarFire With Fire Kilborn Alley Blues Band Tear Chicago DownEast To Kansas Kelly Joe Phelps Western BellMr Nobody Pokey La Farge Beat Move & ShakeMicrophone King Brotherhood Of The Jug Word To MotherYou're Gonna Lose The Aces No O...
2009-10-301h 02