The first season on The Courageous Voice podcast is wrapped up with a short chat with show host, Chanda Rule. Tune in to hear what inspired her to begin the podcast and a few life experiences she calls Courageous.
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Dr. Sarah Webb | “Courageous Voice” | connect.faith
Meet Dr. Sarah Webb, colorism expert, writer, media creator. A world traveler, an Auntie, and the founder and owner of Colorism Healing llc, which is a global leader in raising awareness, shifting attitudes, and taking action to dismantle colorism. Enjoy our conversation on bravery, healing, and choosing to share our personal truths and values with the world.
Everyday Spirituality with Rev. Kevin O’Hara | Everyday Spirituality | connect.faith
Show Notes: What an amazing and profound conversation with Rev. Kevin O’Hara about entering community during Covid, his personal faith journey, and how he approaches life in the the church in the world today with trust and hope!
Gene Pritsker | “Courageous Voice” | connect.faith
Enjoy this frank, honest, sometimes humorous, always inspiring conversation with composer, guitarist, rapper, teacher, producer Gene Pritkser. He’s also known as a mischief-maker and a cultural blender who has written over 800 compositions. Listen in as Gene opens up about his early life and inspirations, his musical journey as a new music composer, and staying grounded in his artistic vision.
Everyday Spirituality with Lily Li | Everyday Spirituality | connect.faith
Show Notes: Pastor Debbie speaks with Lily Li about the intersections of writing, visual art, motherhood, meditation, and more.
DeShannon Bowens | “Courageous Voice” | connect.faith
Fall into this beautiful conversation with DeShannon Barnes-Bowens, author, psychotherapist, If a priestess, interfaith minister, and founder of ILERA, an organization that focuses on sexuality and spirituality, intimate partner violence, vicarious trauma, and wellness. Join us as we talk about how she found her life-work and how she brings all of herself to it’s expression.
Everyday Spirituality with Jesse Lewis | Everyday Spirituality | connect.faith
Show Notes: Jesse Lewis visits and shares his story – how he got started with music, found the connections between music and nature, and has come to this new era of Atticus Benjamin!
Abiona Esther Ojo | “Courageous Voice” | connect.faith
Meet Esther. Vienna based, award winning visual artist and photographer whose work is based on identity and representation. Get inspired by our conversation about her artistic process and the beauty of expressing the verbally inexpressible through visual art.
Debbie Bronkema | “Courageous Voice” | connect.faith
Meet Debbie. Pastor, writer, author, and worship leader of connect.faith, an online faith community that explores questioning and growing at the intersections of creativity, spirituality and justice. Enjoy our conversation on building online communities, connecting through creativity and writing, and her new book, “Writing Toward Wholeness: Exploring creativity and spirituality”.
Osian Roberts | “Courageous Voice” | connect.faith
Settle in to this open, honest, sometimes funny, and often vulnerable conversation about living a creative life with Osian Roberts, saxophonist, composer and arranger, as we chat about his journey from visual art, to acting, to music — and finding the point of it all, through success, failure, and the steps in between.
Everyday Spirituality with Chanda Rule | Everyday Spirituality | connect.faith
With feet rooted in gospel, a heart filled with soul, and a voice touched with jazz, singer and songwriter Chanda Rule has been weaving stories through song, humming melodies, and bending words since her childhood.
A published writer and host of The Courageous Voice podcast, Chanda also uses her music for community building and communal healing. Her stories combine original narrative, poetry, sacred text, liturgy and music. We welcome her to Everyday Spirituality from her home in Austria.
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