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My Musings PodcastJustice and Memory: Emmett Till and Parashat ShoftimThis week we read Shoftim, and right at the center of the portion comes one of the most powerful imperatives in all of Torah: Tzedek, tzedek tirdof — “Justice, justice shall you pursue.”The repetition is intentional. The rabbis remind us that the Torah never wastes a word. Justice must be pursued not once, not occasionally, but relentlessly — until it takes root in the world.My Musings is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to My Musings...
2025-08-2904 min
My Musings PodcastDid you know that we blow the Shofar in the morning during the month of Elul.It’s a spiritual wake-up call. Think of it like an alarm clock for the soul. Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2025-08-2301 min
My Musings PodcastDid you know Judaism sets aside an entire month to get ready for the High Holidays?That month is called Elul.Elul comes right before Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur—the holiest days of the Jewish year. Instead of just showing up to synagogue and hoping for the best, our tradition says: prepare your heart. Transformation doesn’t happen in an instant. It takes intention, practice, and time. Elul gives us that time.This month is about teshuva, a word often translated as “repentance” but more accurately meaning “return.” We are invited to return to our best selves, to return to our values, to return to our communities, and—for many of us—to retur...
2025-08-2102 min
My Musings PodcastLet’s discuss Jubilee with Amanda SealesGet full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2025-08-1911 min
My Musings PodcastStaying in the RoomProgressive Jews must stay in relationship with other progressive people and confront antisemitism when it happens.My Musings is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2025-08-1107 min
Just One Good Idea Podcast - Behind the StoryFrom Heartbreak to Historic Victory: How One Woman's Tenacity Redefined a Global IndustryThe blue haze rises just above the clear, rushing water of the Pigeon River, which is in the Smokies, or as they are officially known - the Great Smoky Mountains . In fact that’s how the mountains got their name … from the blue haze.The Pigeon River, which is a translation of its 18th-century French name, Rivière aux Tourtre runs through the mountains, starting in North Carolina, and covers over 70 miles before emptying into the French Broad River in Newport, Tennessee.The river is hydroelectric dam-controlled, which means its ebb and flow is co...
2025-08-0808 min
My Musings PodcastLosing a GenerationI made this video to expand a little and talk about what I wrote in Losing a Generation…Also, please forgive Stella’s snoring in the background. VIDEO TRANSCRIPT:So last week I wrote a Substack piece titled it basically Losing a Generation. And I'll add it here, and I want to talk about it a little bit in this video, because it's gotten a lot of attention. Um, and in the essay, I say we are losing a generation of Jewish people, and it's not because they don't care about the...
2025-08-0705 min
Learn With Lawson Podcast3. Immune Health for the Whole FamilyThis week on Learn With Lawson, we’re diving into one of the most asked-about topics, immune health. Dr. Lawson breaks down how chiropractic care supports the body’s natural defenses and why families under regular care often report fewer colds, quicker recoveries, and more resilient kids.We answer listener Sandra’s question about fevers, especially when all the tests come back negative, and explore what that could really mean. Plus, Dr. Lawson shares his top seasonal habits to keep your family thriving year-round.Whether you're a parent, wellness advocate, or just curious about natural immune...
2025-05-0816 min
Snap JudgmentFor You, AnythingLove is sweeter than reason... Lupita Nyong'o asks, "How far would you go for family?" Her cousins and her sister spill the tea on a legendary nursing mishap, and a Nigerian barrister pours her love into a signature dish for a delivery across the globe. This week on Snap, we're featuring stories from our limited series Mind Your Own!STORIES"Sister Trouble"Lupita, her sister Fiona, and cousins Kitt, Tawi, and Mich get together to recount a legendary nursing mishap.Produced by David Exumé, with assistance from Fiona Nyong’o. Original sco...
2025-04-0347 min
EvolveRabbi Sandra Lawson and Rabbi Alex Weissman on Dismantling Racism“Dismantling Racism from the Inside Out.” The idea is deceptively simple and strongly rooted in Jewish tradition. To change society, individuals must first address their own attitudes, biases and inner lives. Easy to say, much harder to carry out. With funding from the Wabash Center, Rabbi Sandra Lawson and Rabbi Alex Weissman decided to try this approach at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, which is committed to anti-racism. Working with faculty, Lawson and Weissman led a year-long process grounded in mussar (Jewish ethical practice.) The work was set to begin in earnest on Oct. 17, 2023. In this episode, Weissman and Lawson talk...
2025-01-1656 min
Mind Your Own with Lupita Nyong'oI Lied to Me OYour body is your smoke detector. This episode contains strong language and graphic imagery. Sensitive listeners, please be advised. STORIES “It’s in His Kiss”: 18-year-old Lupita falls for Juan, a handsome family friend. Just when she thinks he couldn’t be more perfect, they share their first kiss. Original score by Nyokabi Kariũki, with additional production from Clay Xavier and MR LU*. “Love and Marriage”: When Sirry graduates from college in Buea, Cameroon, all eyes are on her. Why is she still single? To deflect attention, she decides to ta...
2024-11-1455 minMind Your Own with Lupita Nyong'oSchool DazeNo one rules forever on the throne of time. This episode contains strong language and graphic imagery. Sensitive listeners, please be advised. STORIES “The Black Ties”: In high school, Lupita pushes back against an archaic rule with a secret weapon. Original score by Cheflee. “The Holy Holies”: Odinaka departs Atlanta for boarding school in Nigeria, where he clashes with the upperclassmen. Enter divine intervention in the form of “The Catholic Executives.” Thank you Odinaka Ezeokoli for sharing your story, and Stuti Sharma for joining him in the studio!
2024-11-0727 minMind Your Own with Lupita Nyong'oSafe PassageWherever you go, there you are. This episode contains strong language and graphic imagery. Sensitive listeners, please be advised. STORIES “A Christmas Misadventure”: ¡Feliz Navidad! Lupita is in Mexico for Christmas when a friend invites her to join him and his relatives for the holiday. Original score by Parker Halliwell, Jr. AKA Dakim. “TikTok Ticket”: Phoebe didn’t grow up with much else besides her dreams. To support herself and her family, she leaves Uganda for difficult work abroad, despite warnings from her loved ones. This story references...
2024-10-3141 minMind Your Own with Lupita Nyong'oPotential EnergyYou can’t spot a red flag while wearing rose-colored glasses. This episode contains strong language and graphic imagery. Sensitive listeners, please be advised. STORIES “The Mission”: Garrett is infamous on campus for having problematic views on race. Lupita wants to school him into making better choices. Original score by Sandra Lawson-Ndu and Olukemi Lijadu. “Red Foxes”: Ansa is living in Washington, D.C. when she meets Henry on a dating app. It’s love at first sight … until a shaman gets involved. Many thanks to Ansa Edim and Tasha...
2024-10-2440 minMind Your Own with Lupita Nyong'oChain of PossessionThe kola nut stays longer in the mouth of those who value it. STORIES “The Pearl Dress”: Lupita tells the story of an Oscars controversy that places her at the center of a media circus. Original score by Lauryn Newson, with additional music from Niecy Blues. “The Lost Tome”: Ayanawo, an Ethiopian-Israeli living near Tel Aviv, receives an urgent call about a mysterious book. Ayanawo Ferada Senebato, thank you for bringing your story to Mind Your Own. Produced by Deena Prichep with assistance from David Exumé. Original score by Pa...
2024-10-1742 min
The Audio BrowserThe Sound of Home Podcast: Mind Your Own with Lupita Nyong'o (LS 46 · TOP 1% what is this?)Episode: The Sound of HomePub date: 2024-09-19Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationSound travels in all directions, but your feet can only follow in one. STORIES “Losing My Accent”: Lupita takes on an American accent when she becomes an actor-in-training at Yale. Original score by Ian Hughes Pelton AKA Tofu Jack. “Obaa Sima”: How long can a song stay in your heart? A musical j...
2024-10-1437 minMind Your Own with Lupita Nyong'oFreedom FathersWhen elephants fight, the grass suffers. This episode contains strong language and graphic imagery. Sensitive listeners, please be advised. STORIES “Disappeared”: Being the child of a changemaker can be an isolating experience. For Lupita and her family, it feels like everything is at stake all the time. Original score by Khari Lucas. “The Lions’ Den”: Portia is the daughter of a household name in Rwandan politics who’s larger than life. He keeps his family safe and their spirits high with his irreverent sense of humor. Then the unthinkable happens....
2024-10-1034 minMind Your Own with Lupita Nyong'oFor You, AnythingLove is sweeter than reason. STORIES “Sister Trouble”: Lupita, her sister Fiona, and cousins Kitt, Tawi, and Mich get together to recount a legendary nursing mishap. Produced by David Exumé, with assistance from Fiona Nyong’o. Original score by Clay Xavier. “Oha Soup”: Joan, a Nigerian barrister, pours all her love into her signature dish just so she can hand-deliver it for her daughter’s graduation in New York. Produced by Priscilla Alabi and David Exumé. Original score by Jeremy Uwah. Many thanks to Kitt, Tawi, Mich, and Fiona for...
2024-10-0327 minMind Your Own with Lupita Nyong'oGuilt TripsThe longest journey is from daughter to mother. STORIES “Up in the Air”: Lupita and her mom enter a tense standoff on top of a seaside wall in Puerto Rico. Original score by Lauryn Newson. “Who's Bad?”: In Toronto, young Evelyn is proving to be quite the handful for her disapproving mom — skipping class, throwing parties, ignoring curfew. But her parents have an old-school trick of their own up their sleeves. Thank you to Evelyn Koomson and her mother, Yaa Owusu Nsiah, for bringing this story to us! Produced...
2024-09-2637 minMind Your Own with Lupita Nyong'oThe Shadow SideThe dead man does not know the value of his coffin. This episode contains strong language and graphic imagery. Sensitive listeners, please be advised. STORIES “Comeuppance”: 12-year-old Lupita’s split-second playground decision haunts her for years. Original score by Clay Xavier. “Graveyard Shift”: John Kibera has found the hustle to end all hustles in Nairobi. The shillings pour in. But one day, a job goes very, very wrong. Thank you, John, for sharing your story with us. Produced by David Exumé. Original score by Lalin St Juste an...
2024-09-2043 min
Snap JudgmentThe Sound of Home from Mind Your OwnSnap Studios introduces an epic collaboration years in the making... "Mind Your Own." A new storytelling show hosted and produced by Lupita Nyong'o, that navigates what it means to belong all from an African perspective.Lupita Nyong’o knows what home feels like. But where exactly is it? In Mexico, where she was born? Kenya, where she grew up? Or the States, where she’s spent the past 20 years?Like Lupita, millions of Africans are spread out across the globe following family, searching for love, building futures and creating stories. It's these stories – wild and messy...
2024-09-1949 minMind Your Own with Lupita Nyong'oThe Sound of HomeSound travels in all directions, but your feet can only follow in one. STORIES “Losing My Accent”: Lupita takes on an American accent when she becomes an actor-in-training at Yale. Original score by Ian Hughes Pelton AKA Tofu Jack. “Obaa Sima”: How long can a song stay in your heart? A musical journey from Ghana to Germany to Canada transports Yaw Atta-Owusu from the toy store to the dance floor. Big thanks to Yaw for sharing his story with us! Check out the Obaa Sima album featured in this episode...
2024-09-1937 minMind Your Own with Lupita Nyong'oMind Your Own TrailerWelcome to Mind Your Own, a storytelling podcast navigating what it means to belong, all from the African perspective. Join Lupita Nyong’o as she shares tales of her own and dives into the lives of real people finding their way in new worlds of every kind. This ten episode series is coming your way September 19. Episodes drop weekly, wherever you get your podcasts.Original Mind Your Own theme song by Sandra Lawson-Ndu AKA Sandu Ndu x Peachcurls ft. Ehiorobo. Original music for the trailer by Lauryn Newson, Cheflee, and Ehiorobo.Executive Producers: Gl...
2024-09-0302 min
Well Connected Twin Cities PodcastEp 139 The Practical Application and Magic of Shamanism with Dr. Karen LawsonSend us a textConversation with Dr. Karen Lawson about the relevance of Shamanism and Shamanic journeys in modern day. Topics of Discussion:-Shamanism and its practical application in today's world-Practicing Shamanism without crossing the line of cultural appropriation-Shamanic lifeway supporting environmental wellbeingKaren Lawson, MD, ABIHM, NBC-HWC, is the founder and CEO of IHWC Productions, a consulting company that works with programs and individuals to advance and expand training in Integrative Health Coaching and Holistic Healthcare. She served as the founder and Director of Integrative...
2024-02-1540 min
Breakfast with MomEpisode 21: A Victorian Christmas StorySend us a textWelcome back to Breakfast with Mom!We are continuing our Christmas series. Today’s Christmas ghost story comes from the Victorian Era, 1868 to be exact. My resources can be found in the show notes.This story is called A Strange Christmas Game written by Charlotte Eliza Lawson Riddell also known as Mrs J. H. Riddell. Charlotte Riddell was born on September 30, 1832 in Carrickfergus, County Antrim, IrelandResources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte_Riddellhttps://multoghost.files.wordpress.com/20...
2023-12-151h 11
My Musings PodcastDisagreeing Better: Uncovering the Secret of Ancient Jewish DebatesHello and welcome to our first episode of Soulful Shalom. Thank you so much for joining us today. My Jewish values inform how move through the world and I believe they can be a wonderful guide to help anyone regardless if you are Jewish I believe Jewish values are universal and can help everyone. Today we are going to talk about disagreements. Sadly, even though social media and the 24-hour news cycle may make us feel more connected in many ways it is producing the opposite effect.. So today we are going to talk about a Jewish value about d...
2023-11-0205 min
My Musings PodcastSoulful ShalomSoulful Shalom: a Podcast Exploring Judaism & Jewish Values and Jewish wisdom in just minutes. Each episode, I'll share a bit of wisdom that comes from the Jewish tradition. We will touch on history, ethics and other pieces of wisdom and I can assure you it will be relatable today. I'm recording this from my home office, so every once in a while you may hear a dog barking or two. So come and join me and together we will discuss thousands of years of wisdom in just a few short minutes. Get full access to My Musings at...
2023-10-3100 min
Real Gospel with the Xman PodcastClarkwise InterviewThese young ladies are anointed and appointed to preach, teach, and yes sing the gospel. I'll speak with sisters Sandra, LaTanya, Rochell and Timbla Clark of the group Clarkwise. We'll talk about everything from being P.K.'s to preaching, teaching, and singing. We also find out what their connection is to the legendary group "The Clark Sisters" and how they ended up with Twinkie Clark on their new single "Depending on You" which is taking off all over the country. Press play.
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Well over 25 years ago, the North Carolina Clark Sisters began singing to...
2023-09-0820 min
Let's Talk Leadership PodcastBreaking Through the "Tech for Good" Noise We chat to Tom Lawson, who is the CEO of Opencast; a fast-growing tech consultancy on their way to becoming B-Corp certified.Tom tells us about the company's journey to becoming a 'Tech for Good' business and how this has impacted his leadership. He also talks to us about their B-Corp application and why the business is now considered a leading employer when it comes to DEI - having won multiple awards.If you'd like to speak to us about the episode or being a future guest, email Sandra at sandra.patelstewart@transition-partners.c...
2023-09-0540 min
Soul Awakening with SandraSoul Conversations with Sandra ~the Podcast ~ Episode 19 Meet Guest Teddy LawsonSoul Conversations with Sandra- Episode 19. Meet Teddy Lawson, Mindfulness Coach. This conversation was exhilarating and clarifying. The cup of wisdom and understanding over flowed.
Below are the various contact information for Mr. Lawson.
Spiritual Life Coach/Mentor/Guide/Life Practitioner Therapist
Content/Course Creator - Life advancement Method and The Mindful Motivational Blueprint Collective
Website - https://www.intentionscostarica.com
Intentions APP (free to register) - https://intentions.passion.io/register
IG - @TeddyLawson_
FB - https://www.facebook.com/TeddyTheHealer/
Private FB Group - The Mindful Blueprint Collective - https://www.facebook.com/groups/162967506722515/
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2023-05-212h 14
People of the PodHow to Support Jews of ColorRabbi Sandra Lawson, Reconstructing Judaism’s first director of racial diversity, equity and inclusion, joins us to talk about how you can support Jews of color. The social media influencer uses her platform both online and off as a queer Jew of color to drive hard conversations around racism, homophobia, and antisemitism. Rabbi Lawson, who feels a deep responsibility to serve American Jews, is full of Jewish pride amid a rise in anti-Jewish hate. *The views and opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views or position of AJC. ____ Episode Lineup: ...
2023-02-2833 min
State of Belief - Religion and radio done differently.February 11, 2023 – Rabbi Sandra Lawson: Power in PositivityAt a time when we’re witnessing an alarming erosion in the rights of women, surging racism, increasing antisemitic rhetoric and violence, and growing attempts to erase the truth of queer identity and experience, it’s crucial for us to be able to turn to leaders who can articulate a powerful, positive moral mandate for a more just future. This week on State of Belief, Interfaith Alliance’s weekly radio show and podcast, you’ll hear from a religious leader doing just that. With increasing bigotry and hate spreading across social media platforms, it’s important to remember our potential...
2023-02-1156 min
The State Of BeliefRabbi Sandra Lawson: Power in Positivity
At a time when we’re witnessing an alarming erosion in the rights of women, surging racism, increasing antisemitic rhetoric and violence, and growing attempts to erase the truth of queer identity and experience, it’s crucial for us to be able to turn to leaders who can articulate a powerful, positive moral mandate for a more just future. This week on State of Belief, Interfaith Alliance’s weekly radio show and podcast, you’ll hear from a religious leader doing just that. With increasing bigotry and hate spreading across social media platforms, it’s important to remember our potential t...
2023-02-1158 min
HashivenuS4 Ep. 9: Season of Reflection and RepentanceIn this special episode, Rabbi Deborah Waxman, Ph.D and Rabbi Sandra Lawson discuss their respective processes of preparing for the High Holidays. This isn’t about leading services, but about how, as human beings, they undertake an accounting of the soul, leading to repentance for their own actions and forgiveness toward others. The two friends and colleagues delve into Maimonides as interpreted by Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg in her new book On Repentance and Repair. (Among his many contributions, Maimonides, a medieval Torah scholar, philosopher and physician, outlined five steps needed to make true repentance.) Rabbi Sandra describes her di...
2022-09-1938 min
Attacking Third: A CBS Sports Women's Soccer PodcastThe ins and outs of the Women’s Super League: WSL Deep Dive with Sophie Lawson (Soccer 9/8)Just a few days away from the start of the 2022-2023 WSL season, it’s time to take a deep-dive into the teams, the players, and more of the Women’s Super League. Sandra Herrera and Lisa Roman welcome football writer Sophie Lawson to the show to discuss the Barclay’s Women’s Super League. They discuss last WSL season, Sophie gives a flashback to how the 2021-2022 season ended discussing who was relegated, who was promoted. Plus, the biggest off-season player-tradings from Rachel Daly to Kadeisha Buchanan, Laia Aleixandri and Lucy Bronze. You’ll find out all you need to kn...
2022-09-0837 min
Forgotten Friday’sThe mysterious death of Sandra BlandJoin us as we cover the mysterious death of Sandra bland. Pulled over for a minor traffic stop that would lead to her death three days later in a county jail. The death was labeled a suicide but many believe otherwise. Update on the Brandon Lawson case. Sandra’s video: https://youtu.be/S78MsTyVF2E
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2022-07-151h 02HashivenuS4 Ep. 8: Songs of Joy and MourningReconstructing Judaism board member and Tikkun Olam Commission co-chair Shahanna McKinney-Baldon opens up with Rabbi Deborah Waxman, Ph.D. and Rabbi Sandra Lawson about her time singing for the ska and reggae band Highball Holiday. The educator, activist and artist, who comes an African American and Ashkenazi family, talks about rediscovering her singing voice in middle age, and shedding certain inhibitions and self-consciousness. (Co-host Rabbi Sandra Lawson also recounts embracing public singing in her 40s, partly to connect with Jewish liturgy.) McKinney-Baldon frankly discusses the grieving process following the 2021 loss of her father, as well as her wrestling with...
2022-05-0539 min
The Problem With MenThe Male Fertility CrisisSupport The Problem With Men Podcast: Buy a T-Shirt | Make a PayPal Donation.In the past 50 years sperm counts have halved. Many of us are waiting until we’re older to start families creating more challenges for conception. Not only is this personally devastating for individuals but it could also be devastating for society as it leads to an unbalanced population. So what is the issue? What’s happening to our sperm? What can we do about it?In this episode of The Problem With Men Podcast...
2022-05-0359 min
Chutzpod!1.15 Can We Sing "Go Down Moses" at the Seder? (w/ Rabbi Sandra Lawson)As Passover has arrived, we welcome to the Chutzpod! Seder Table a very different Jewish background and perspective from Shira & Joshua. Rabbi Sandra Lawson is one of the world’s first African American, queer, female rabbis. She works with Reconstructing Judaism to help it realize its deeply held aspiration of becoming an anti-racist organization and movement.
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(03:51) Rabbi Sandra Lawson Interview
(34:42) Rabbi Shira’s Reads a Moving Speech from Alla Gutnikova
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2022-04-1534 minHashivenuS4 Ep. 7: The Smooth RiverOn Sept. 3, 2019, Richard Cohen’s wife, Marcia Horowitz, was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. Horowitz lived 160 more days. In his acclaimed 2021 book, The Smooth River: Finding Inspiration and Exquisite Beauty during Terminal Illness, Cohen, a lawyer and Reconstructionist leader, recounts those days and what the couple learned about life as Horowitz's death approached.
In this special episode, Richard Cohen discusses with Rabbi Deborah Waxman how the couple eschewed the common framing of terminal illness as a battle with the disease – something that is either one or lost. “We wanted to regain some sense of normalcy of who we...
2022-04-0846 minHashivenuS4 Ep. 6: Being an Ally with Empathy, Humility and CourageThere’s an increasing focus in popular discourse on allyship, particularly when it comes to people of color and other marginalized groups. What does it mean to be an ally, both to individuals and to groups? How can one begin to do that work in a way that is meaningful and is about helping others and not about assisting one’s ego or placing oneself at the center of the story? In this episode, Rabbi Deborah Waxman, Ph.D. and Rabbi Sandra Lawson – longtime friends and now colleagues – discuss these questions using examples from their own lives. Noting the importan...
2021-12-2840 min
Adobe And Teardrops PodcastEpisode 184 -- Jewish Country Music (Sarah Aroeste, Nefesh Mountain, Debbie Friedman, Karen and the Sorrows, Ben Fisher, Dana Sipos, Rabbi Sandra Lawson, Deborah Stokol, Jeremiah Lockwood)Happy Hanukkah! (It begins on November 28th). Let's celebrate the season with a whole episode devoted to Jewish country music. If you want more, you can find two different playlists on www.adobeandteardrops.com Sarah Aroeste -- “Las Kandelikas de la Fiesta” (Hanuka!) Nefesh Mountain -- “Hanukkah’s Flame” (Live From Levon Helm Studios) Debbie Friedman -- “Not By Might -- Not By Power” (Celebrate Hanukkah) Karen and the Sorrows -- “The Price of the Ticket” (The Narrow the Place) Ben Fisher -- “The Heavy Gates of Gaza” (Does the Land Remember Me?) Dana Sipos -- “Hoodoo” (The Astral Plane) Rabbi Sandra...
2021-11-2237 min
Drinking and Drashing: Torah with a TwistEp. 207 - Vayishlach with Rabbi Sandra LawsonWhat might Judaism looked like if we reconstructed it to ensure that all voices were lifted up, that all stories were included? Well, that’s what our incredible featured guest Rabbi Sandra Lawson is trying to do with her anti-racism work with Reconstructing Judaism and with her incredible social media presence! Judaism can look like so many things to so many people and it’s up to everyone to remember that we’re all related through the same divine spark!
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2021-11-1552 minHashivenuS4 Ep. 5: JewAsianHelen K. Kim is Professor of Sociology at Whitman College and in 2019 assumed the position of Associate Dean for Faculty Development. She is also the co-author of JewAsian: Race, Religion, and Identity for America's Newest Jews along with her husband Noah Leavitt. In this interview, Kim discusses macro topics such as racism in the Jewish community and the rancorous debate over communal demography. She also discusses more personal matters, including her experience of her son’s recent bar mitzvah. The episode begins with Kim talking about her search for wisdom in the Jewish tradition and how she found inspiration in...
2021-10-2639 minHashivenuS4 Ep 4: In the Same Place, As the Same PersonAmanda Mbuvi, Ph.D., is the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College’s new vice president for academic affairs. Mbuvi, a Hebrew Bible scholar and nonprofit leader, is the first Jew of Color to hold such a leadership position at an American rabbinical seminary. We delve into Mbuvi’s desire to deepen how people and communities think about diversity and identity. Mbuvi shares her enthusiasm for using the Bible in general, and Genesis and Exodus in particular to explore questions related to community and identity. Mbuvi and Lawson talk what it means to be women of color and leaders in the Jewish comm...
2021-09-1033 min
Contact ChaiCultivating a Foundation of Gratitude & Accountability with Rabbi Sandra LawsonWe continue a period on the Jewish calendar called the Omer — the 49 days between Passover and Shavuot that our tradition observes through a practice of counting, day by day, week by week. We imbue these days with meaning by assigning a different theme to each week that encourages self-reflection and self-improvement for the betterment of the whole community. In that spirit, we’re doing a series of interviews featuring people who have made their life’s work an extension of their lives’ purpose.This week, we dive into the sixth theme of the Omer, yesod, or foundation, with San...
2021-05-0526 minHashivenuS4 Ep 2: Paradox, Complexity and Liberation: A Conversation with Dr. Chanda Prescod-WeinsteinWe're joined by Professor Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, one of fewer than 100 Black American women to earn a doctorate in physics -- and a Reconstructionist! We discuss the insights she draws from her background as a Black and Ashkenazi Jew, and the richness, complexity, and fruitful challenges that diverse voices bring to the Jewish community. She and Rabbi Sandra Lawson discuss their respective experiences as trailblazers within the physics and the rabbinate. Finally, we delve into theoretical physics and Jewish theology as she explains why she included the ma'ariv prayer in her new book, The Disordered Cosmos: A Journey into Dark...
2021-04-1341 min
Queer TheologyQueering the 10 Commandments – Exodus 20:1-17In today’s episode, we answered a question from one of our Sanctuary Collective members about the Bible and how some use the Old Testament to promote abusive behaviors. “How do we call out Christians or Jews who use the OT to promote abusive behavior by individuals or nations without being anti Semitic?” Tune in to find out what we think about having to call out other groups.
We also queered the text from Exodus which most, if not all of our listeners are familiar with. It’s the text that talks about and enumerates the 10 commandments. It nicely...
2021-03-0729 minHashivenuS4 Ep. 1: Judaism, Resilience, and Racial Justice - Beginning the ConversationWe begin a new season focusing on Judaism, resilience, and racial justice, and welcome a new co-host: Rabbi Sandra Lawson, director of racial diversity, equity, and inclusion for Reconstructing Judaism. We dig deeply into the complexities of engaging in racial justice work within the Jewish community, the necessity for deep listening and empathy toward Jews of color, and the need to draw on resilience practices to stay committed to the challenging but vital process of teshuvah on the path to redemption.
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2021-03-0238 min
OMG Stop PodcastS2 Ep. 7: Discussing Our Different ReligionsIn this episode, we talk about growing up Catholic (Krista) and Jewish (Jamie). We discuss how this affected us as kids and now as adults. Krista talks about how she was more religious when she was younger while Jamie touches upon feeling a bit like an outsider as a child and still as an adult. Please remember when listening that these are personal experiences and everyone has their own beliefs and point of view when it comes to religion. We are not trying to force any opinions on anyone. As always, we end with our favorites all noted below...
2021-02-161h 16
LawsonInsightNorth of 60On Episode 7: North of 60 – Mark Fancourt-Smith and Alix Stoicheff speak to Northern partners, Sandra MacKenzie and Sheila MacPherson about our Northern practice and how practicing law North of 60 looks a little different.
2020-12-2119 min
Queer and Divine: Conversations with Spirit and PrideQueer and Divine: A Conversation with Rabbi Sandra LawsonIn the fifth episode of Queer and Divine: Conversations with Spirit and Pride, host Anna Ditesheim is joined by guest Rabbi Sandra Lawson, Associate Chaplin for Jewish Life and Senior Jewish Educator of Hillel at Elon University. Listen in to hear about Rabbi Sandra's experience navigating sexuality, diversifying her congregation, Black Lives Matter in Judaism, connecting to people during a pandemic, and so much more!
2020-10-3029 min
Pray For UsJew Tok: Rabbi Sandra LawsonTik Tok Rabbi, Rabbi Sandra Lawson joins Jess and Jacey to talk about diversity within Judaism and shares her experience of joining the Reconstructionist movement.
2020-10-2347 min
Tablet StudiosNew Beginnings: Ep. 243This Jewish New Year will definitely be different from all others, but we're here to help you ring in 5781 with as much enjoyment and enlightenment as possible.First we talk to Rabbi Sandra Lawson of Elon University about her plans for High Holiday services on campus this year, as well as her experience as a gay, black rabbi navigating the Jewish world. She also shared how she uses music and social media to get her rabbinic message out to broad audiences. You can follow Rabbi Sandra on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.
2020-09-171h 16
Unholier Than ThouAnti-Racism & Anti-SemitismIn the years following the election of Donald Trump, Anti-Semitism has been on the rise in America, marked by an increase in hate speech and violence against Jewish people.This past month, some of that hate speech happens to come from the mouths of a select few notable Black people. Nonetheless, the conversation in the media was: Do Black people have an anti-Semitism problem?To help expose the intrinsic racism of this question, we spoke to three individuals who have gone underrepresented in these conversations: Black Jewish folks. We hear from Rabbi Sandra Lawson, rabbinical...
2020-07-3139 min
Queenrise RadioJewish Diversity, Colorful Leadership, and How to Be an Ally w/ Rabbi Sandra LawsonThis episode is SO special because we get to hear from a beautiful soul, Rabbi Sandra Lawson.Rabbi Sandra received ordination from the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College in 2018. She grew up in a military family and holds a Master of Arts degree in Sociology from Clark Atlanta University. She has served in the United States Army and owned a personal training business. Rabbi Sandra has also worked as an Adjunct Instructor of Sociology and has served as an Investigative Researcher for the Anti-Defamation League.Her vision as a Rabbi is to help build a more inclusive...
2020-06-2552 min
Kosher Queers33 — Naso: More Like "Dropsy of the OVER IT"This week, we talk about water that's maybe poison, maybe magic, and maybe an abortifacient! But maybe just water. Also, we discuss people who are built-in societal dissenters because they're straight-edge genderqueer punks with long hair — I mean, nazarites who have taken a vow not to drink alcohol or cut their hair. Plus, there's a bonus priestly blessing origin story and the same thing 12 times with a different hat. Full transcript here.If you're enjoying our work, you should also check out the work of Black queer Jewish creators, such as...Rabbi Sandra Lawson, in...
2020-06-0441 minKosher Queers15 — Bo: G-d Has Needs Too!!!This week, Khesed joins Lulav and Jaz to talk about G-d's need for attention, revolutionary versus incrementalist approaches to liberation, and weird storytelling mechanics (like, why do we get instructions for how to celebrate leaving Egypt before we've left Egypt? listen here to find out*). Also, the whole episode is a Perchik Corner this episode; you have been warned. This week's transcript is available here. Unfortunately, it is at the time of release only a partial transcript, but we expect it to be a complete transcript within the next few days, and we sincerely apologize for the...
2020-01-3050 minEvolveRacism in the Jewish CommunityImagine you’re an African American Jew-by-choice and made the monumental decision to go to rabbinical school. A fellow synagogue board member says, “wow, you’re more Jewish than the Jews.” Throughout rabbinical school, the first thing you’re asked when you enter Jewish space is “how can you be Jewish?” or “when did you convert?” And then after starting your first job as a campus rabbi, a parent asks if you’re really ordained. In this episode, Rabbi Sandra Lawson shares her personal experiences like these. She seeks to push white Jews to face their assumptions and confront racism within themse...
2020-01-3054 minEvolvePreparing our Communities for Conversations on RaceIn our third episode of Evolve: Groundbreaking Jewish Conversations, we speak with Rabbi Joshua Lesser of Congregation Bet Haverim in Atlanta. A noted civil rights activist and leader, Lesser shares the evolution of his thinking on race and how fighting injustice has always been a core component of his rabbinate. He breaks down the Jewish conversation on race into an internal and external conversation. The internal focuses on efforts to fully embrace and celebrate Jews of color as a central part of North American Jewry. The external focuses on how Jewish communities interact with communities of color and confront...
2019-12-0348 min
ExchangesHow Can Cities Adapt to Climate Change?Adapting to a warmer world could drive one of the largest infrastructure build-outs in history, according to a new report from Goldman Sachs’ Global Markets Institute, titled Taking the heat: making cities resilient to climate change. The report acknowledges the importance of reducing carbon emissions but focuses on the need to adapt to ongoing changes in the climate. Cities, which are home to the majority of the world’s population and generate most of its GDP, will need to develop climate resilience across all types of infrastructure, including coastal protection, transportation, energy and communications. They will need to take an “...
2019-09-2517 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 68: Minutes of Torah: Naso, Forgiveness and RestitutionGet full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2019-06-1401 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 67: Minutes of Torah. Kedoshim: We Are Holy BeingsGet full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2019-05-1003 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 66: Minutes of Torah: It’s Passover Y’all! Time to CleanGet full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2019-04-1905 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 65: Minutes of Torah. Pekudei: Be StrongThe Cloud is a guiding force for the Israelites and for all of us Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2019-03-0801 min
Learning, Lifting, LeadingEpisode 10:(Pt. 1) Queerness & Social Equity: Intersectional IdentitiesThis episode examines the ways in which identities such as race, gender, and faith tradition intersect in multiple ways to produce individualized experiences for women and girls of color.
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Rabbi Sandra Lawson
Associate Chaplain for Jewish Life at Elon University
Rabbi Sandra Lawson received ordination from the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College in June 2018. She was born in St. Louis, Mo. and grew up in a military family. She graduated from Saint Leo University...
2019-02-0832 minLearning, Lifting, LeadingEpisode 10:(Pt. 1) Queerness & Social Equity: Intersectional IdentitiesThis episode examines the ways in which identities such as race, gender, and faith tradition intersect in multiple ways to produce individualized experiences for women and girls of color.
It features Rabbi Sandra Lawson who received ordination from the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College in June 2018.
2019-02-0800 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 64: Minutes of Torah. Yitro: RevelationGet full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2019-01-2503 min
Access Top-Rated Full Audiobooks in Romance, ModernThe Awful Mess: A Love Story by Sandra HutchisonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/365926 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Awful Mess: A Love Story Author: Sandra Hutchison Narrator: Susan Hanfield Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 9 hours 42 minutes Release date: December 25, 2018 Genres: Modern Publisher's Summary: What do you do when the dream you gave up on arrives at the worst possible time? Divorced by a husband who wanted children she couldn't have, editor Mary Bellamy has left the Boston suburbs to telecommute from tiny, affordable Lawson, New Hampshire. She's certain that all she wants is peace and quiet and maybe a cat. But the unhappily married Episcopal priest...
2018-12-2530 min
Access Top-Rated Full Audiobooks in Romance, ModernThe Awful Mess: A Love Story by Sandra HutchisonPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/365926to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Awful Mess: A Love Story
Author: Sandra Hutchison
Narrator: Susan Hanfield
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 9 hours 42 minutes
Release date: December 25, 2018
Genres: Modern
Publisher's Summary:
What do you do when the dream you gave up on arrives at the worst possible time? Divorced by a husband who wanted children she couldn't have, editor Mary Bellamy has left the Boston suburbs to telecommute from tiny, affordable Lawson, New Hampshire. She's certain that all she wants is peace and quiet and maybe a cat. But the unhappily married Episcopal priest who's...
2018-12-259h 42
My Musings PodcastEpisode 63: Hineni (Here I Am) - Minutes of Torah: A Hanukkah StoryGet full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-12-0602 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 62: Hineni (Here I Am): My Authentic IdentityOn November 1, 2018 I gave a talk on Authentic Identities at Elon University, where I serve as the Campus Rabbi. The talk was shortly after the horrible events in Kentucky and Pittsburgh. I shared my story and journey of becoming a Jew and a rabbi. I talked about the racism I face in the Jewish community, antisemitism and our current political rhetoric. I hope you enjoy this special episode. Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-12-0321 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 61: Minutes of Torah - Vayishlach: A Wrestling MatchGet full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-11-2202 min
ExchangesClosing the Gender Gaps: Advancing Women in Corporate America
In this episode, we sit down with Amanda Hindlian and Sandra Lawson, two of the authors of a Goldman Sachs Global Markets Institute report called "Closing the gender gaps: Advancing women in corporate America." The report aims to contribute to the ongoing dialogue surrounding gender equality by analyzing some of the drivers of the gender gaps in seniority and pay and by helping clients to address these obstacles and biases.
This podcast was recorded on November 2, 2018.
All price references and market forecasts correspond to the date of this recording.
This podcast should not...
2018-11-1230 min
The Jewcurious ShowLove Your Neighbor As Yourself with Rabbi Sandra LawsonRabbi Sandra Lawson is a Chaplain at Elon University. Before becoming a rabbi, she was a soldier, a competitive athlete, and a sociologist, and she's been teaching Torah and about inclusion in Jewish settings on social media for years.
2018-11-111h 05
My Musings PodcastEpisode 60: Minutes of Torah - Toledot - Rosh Hodesh - Rebecca Cried Out to God and God RespondedIn honor of Rosh Hodesh. I am dedicating this week's Minutes of Torah to all the women who have felt silenced Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-11-0902 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 59: Jewish Prayer - Asher Yatzer - Thank you God for Making Me Exactly Who I AmWelcome to Episode 59 of Hineni Jewish Prayer. Today we will focus on the prayer that is often called the bathroom blessing. Thanking God for allowing one to do their business in the morning. I don't see this blessing as simple a bathroom blessing. I see it as a blessing thanking God for creating me exactly who I am Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-11-0503 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 58: Minutes of Torah - Chayei Sarah: Building a World of Love After a Week of ViolenceWelcome to this episode of Minutes of Torah. This past week has been hard for many of us and I am dedicating this podcast to speak about the violence in our country. Olam Hesed Yibaneh -We will build this world of love Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-11-0304 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 57: Minutes of Torah - Vayeira: Faith and JusticeThis week we are in the Torah Portion Vayeira. My plan for today was to continue our conversation on faith but something jumped out at me as I was reading this week’s torah portion. So today we will talk about faith and Justice. Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-10-2603 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 56: Minutes of Torah - Lech Lecha: Going Out on FaithThis week we have another story about going out on faith. This week we read Torah portion Lech Lecha which means to Go forth or let’s Go. Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-10-2003 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 55: Minutes of Torah: Noah and FaithThis week we enter into the Torah Portion Noach where God tells Noah to build an enormous Ark. God instructs Noah to build this Ark because God is going to destroy the world with a massive flood. Now keep in mind that Noah probably lives nowhere near water and I’m sure he thought “This is a Crazy idea!” but on faith and faith alone Noah builds the Ark as God has instructed him to do so. So, What is Faith? Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-10-1203 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 54: Minutes of Torah - Bereishit: Created in the Image of GodThis week’s torah portion is all about creation; creation of the world and all things that dwell on the earth. We learn that Human beings are created B'tzelem Elohim, in the image of God. Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-10-0402 minEvolve#TrendingJewish 18: The Luxury of Not Having to ShareThis interview with Rabbi Sandra Lawson was meant to focus on the intersection of Judaism and technology. But no illuminating conversation completely goes as planned. Rabbi Sandra explains how it is impossible to discuss her adoption of social media and technology without delving into questions of race, identity and sexuality. In this frank interview, Rabbi Sandra explains how fear, fear of failure, and fear of having others define her according to race and sexual-orientation, that prompted her to take the biggest risks in her life and rabbinical studies. A social media innovator, she explains how technology fits into her...
2018-08-1642 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 53: Minutes of Torah - Balak: Blessing the StrangerIn this week’s Torah portion Balak. Fear of the other is alive and well. The text opens with a fearful king dreading the arrival of the Israelites to his land of Moab. He tells the elders in Number 22:4 what he believes about the Israelites he says “Now this horde will lick clean all that is about us as an ox licks up the grass field” Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-06-2805 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 52: Minutes of Torah-Chukat: Asylum SeekersOne of the things that I love about the weekly Torah portion is that so often when I need a passage to speak to me about what is happening in our world today the words are there on the page and they jump out out at me. This week we are in the Torah portion Chukat. Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-06-2003 min
Follow Your SpiritFYS18 #83: Chicago PreviewSandra Herrera of SB Nation's Hot Time in Old Town joins Jordan Small on the podcast to preview the upcoming Chicago Red Stars vs. Washington Spirit match.
2018-06-0129 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 51: The Omer and Me.Every Spring we begin counting the Omer on the second night of Passover. What is an Omer? The Omer is a sheaf or a measure of barley or wheat. The Omer is also the name for the 7 week period of time between Passover and and the holiday of Shavuot. On Passover we celebrate our freedom from slavery and bondage and on Shavuot we celebrate receiving the Torah on Mount Sinai as free people. In ancient times, the Omer period was significant agriculturally as it marked the period of time between planting and the spring and summer harvests. Over time...
2018-04-2705 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 50 Jewish Prayer Elohai Neshama God Don’t Make JunkEpisode 50 Jewish Prayer Elohai Nehsama God Don't Make Junk Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-04-0603 min
My Musings PodcastEpisode 49: Minutes of Torah - Passover A Time of Our FreedomThis coming shabbat is the start of passover we also call this holiday zman cherutainu - זְמָן חֵרוּתֵנוּ - a time of our freedom. Get full access to My Musings at rabbisandra.substack.com/subscribe
2018-03-2901 min
Multiracial Family ManJewish diversity with African-American rabbinical student Sandra Lawson, Ep. 151Ep. 151 -- Sandra Lawson is rabbinical student, a sociologist, personal trainer, food activist, weightlifter, vegan, writer, public speaker, guitar and ukulele player. She's also an African-American lesbian who served in the military who converted to Judaism before embarking upon her current path to become a rabbi. Listen as Sandra tells Alex about her life and her journey to make the World a better place. For more on Sandra, please visit her website here: https://www.sandrajlawson.com For more on host, Alex Barnett, please check out his website: www.alexbarnettcomic.com or visit hi...
2018-01-141h 12
Experience Full Audiobook in Romance, ContemporaryUp to Bat by Toye Lawson Brown | Free AudiobookListen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: Up to Bat
Author: Toye Lawson Brown
Narrator: Sandra Parker
Format: Unabridged
Length: 7 hrs
Language: English
Release date: 10-18-17
Publisher: BooksbyToye
Genres: Romance, African American
Summary:
Jack Penny lived and breathed baseball until a knee injury benched him. While under the care of the beautiful Dr. Liza Charles, he often wondered what she was like outside of the office. He had made up his mind to ask her out until she made a suggestion that caused him to show a side of himself that he will forever regret.
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2017-10-1807 min
The Noise Pop PodcastBest Songs of 2016The entire episode is dedicated to our favorite songs released in 2016, featuring picks from our production team (Adrian, Ashleyanne, and Dawson), and guest picks by Jay Som's Melina Duterte, Day Wave's Jackson Phillips, Bells Atlas' Sandra Lawson-Ndu, and journalist Alyssa Pereira.
2016-12-2000 min
Judaism UnboundEpisode 34: The Snapchat Rabbi - Sandra LawsonSandra Lawson, described in a recent article as "an African-American lesbian who converted to Judaism, eats vegan, and is now studying to be a rabbi at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College," joins Dan and Lex in a discussion on the present and future of Judaism. She offers her take on issues ranging from race, sexuality, and intermarriage to the future of synagogues and emerging forms of digital Jewish life.
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2016-10-0746 min
ExchangesNarrowing the Jobs Gap
Technology's rapid progress and expanding scope are having a significant impact on the nature of work. Steve Strongin, head of Goldman Sachs Research, and Sandra Lawson, director of the Global Markets Institute, explain why preparing for the jobs of the future is about more than STEM.
This podcast was recorded on September 7, 2016.
All price references and market forecasts correspond to the date of this recording.
This podcast should not be copied, distributed, published or reproduced, in whole or in part. The information contained in this podcast does not constitute research or a recommendation...
2016-09-1228 min
Women of Substance Music Podcast Volume 1#360 Music by Tina Harris, Whitney Akridge, Leah Lawson, Danni (writer Rod Christian), Dubistry, Sophia Radisch, Sandra PalmerTo get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit
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2016-04-0628 min
Sex Nerd SandraOrgies & Animals - PART TWO! Live from Washington, DC!KINKY CHIMPS & PUNISHMENT BUKAKE! Author Dr. Katherine Frank, researcher Dr. Jamie Lawson and improv teacher Sawn Westfall join Sandra for a wild Q&A joinery through group sex and the animal kingdom! TOPICS: Egg Competition, Hyena Lady Penis, The Future of Group Sex, Transgression, Power & Hierarchy, Society & Sex, Dominance, Favorite Sex Books, Beastiality, Tahiti, Cross-Cultural Manly Cum Guzzling, Peacocks, Sexual Dysfunction, Anorgasmia, Pig Orgasms, Condoms, Gloves and Nina Hartley's Female Pleasure Trick.
2013-12-1944 min
Sex Nerd SandraOrgies & Animals - Part One! Live from Washington, DC!ORGIES! PENGUINS! SPERM COMPETITION! Researcher Dr. Jamie Lawson, author Dr. Katherine Frank and improv teacher Sawn Westfall join Sandra for part 1 of a wild ride through group sex and the animal kingdom! TOPICS: Improv, Pickup Artists, Dr. Who, Sexy Symmetry, Gay Penguins, Bed Bugs, Traumatic Insemination, Bonobo Penis Jousting, Scientific Bias, Interbreeding, Group Sex, Orgies, Tribal Ritual, Sex Party Context, Waiting in Line, Power, Newbies, Sperm Swamping, Religious Rituals, Hopeful Sex and the Significance of Being Watched. STAY TUNED FOR PART 2!
2013-12-121h 05
Front Row WeeklyFR: Sandra Bullock, Susan Stroman, Ross NobleSandra Bullock talks to Mark Lawson about Hollywood finally discovering women; Broadway director and choreographer Susan Stroman discusses the experience of making musicals with both Mel Brooks and Woody Allen; Ross Noble tells Mark about his new TV travel show in which he has no idea where he's going; and Joan Collins discusses her memoir, husbands and not giving away her age. Plus John Wilson talks to singer-songwriter Graham Nash and Kirsty Lang meets Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat, Pray, Love.
2013-11-011h 05
Front Row: Archive 2013Sandra Bullock; Leonard Bernstein; The most-performed playsWith Mark Lawson.Sandra Bullock, who won the Academy Award for Best Actress in 2010, is now tipped for Oscar success again for her role in Gravity, in which she plays a medical engineer lost in space. She considers the demands of the part, which involves relatively little dialogue and the illusion of weightlessness.Few musicians experience the success enjoyed by Leonard Bernstein, acclaimed as a charismatic conductor as well as a composer whose work includes West Side Story. Now a 600 page collection of his letters offers a chance to re-assess his life, as revealed in...
2013-10-2828 min
Listen to New Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, SuspenseThe Second Perimeter by Mike LawsonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/289599 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Second Perimeter Series: #2 of Joe DeMarco Author: Mike Lawson Narrator: Scott Brick Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 11 hours 50 minutes Release date: July 18, 2006 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.33 of Total 3 Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 1 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: The dazzling sequel to The Inside Ring finds Joe DeMarco, the Speaker of the House’s all-purpose “fixer,” in a battle of wits against a lethal female spy. On a tip from his nephew, the Secretary of the Navy asks House Speaker John Mahoney to send his troubleshooter, Joe DeMarco, to check o...
2006-07-1810 min