Guilty of Heresy: Saying What You Dare Not Say

Guilty Of Heresy Episode 9: Being True to You

Evan Braun is a Canadian book editor, novelist, and journalist from Winnipeg, Manitoba. From growing up evangelical to pursuing a career in faith-based publishing, he has spent the entirety of his life walking in Christian circles, thinking deeply about questions of spirituality, science, meaning, and personal significance. I briefly crossed paths with Evan over 20 years ago at Church and Bible School in Huntsville, Alabama. Unbeknownst to me at that time, Evan had come out as being gay and was in the process of coming out as a non-believer of the faith and traditions in which he grew up. In this conversation Evan demonstrates that it is possible to be true to oneself without having to fight. Living your best life, whatever that is for you, can be done with graciousness, kindness and inclusion even when you are surrounded by those who have differing points of view from yours. If you have ever had your own coming out or are in the process, whether it be religion, sexuality or any other area of life, this conversation is filled with gems that may be quite useful to you. Welcome to Guilty of Heresy: Being True to You.

Guilty Of Heresy Episode 8: Burnout and Loving to Help

Do you find yourself feeling burnt out often? Do you have a hard time saying no? Do you LOVE to help others, sometimes to a fault? Do you often exclude you from your own life because you are too busy taking care of others? All of these things can lead to burnout and overwhelm. Corinna Stoeffl who is a life coach, photographer, speaker, writer, podcaster , facilitator of workshops, as well as group and individual sessions, sat down with me to talk about how deeply the need to help is for many women and what one can choose to begin to include themselves in their lives rather than always putting themselves last. Join us in this exploration Guilty of Heresy: Burnout and Loving to Help

Guilty Of Heresy Episode 7: Choice and The Willingness To Simply Keep Going

What if you could trust yourself and go for what you desire in your life even if nobody agrees or understands? What if you could choose something, take away what works for you, leave behind what doesn’t and simply keep going? You are the only one who can do what you do and be what you be so don’t hold that back from the world. These are the brilliant words of Kalpana Raghuraman who has a dance company called Kalpanarts, is a Worldwide Facilitator of Access Consciousness tools and classes, a multilingual communicator and so much more. You are invited to join us in a beautiful conversation about the gracefulness of the universe in contributing to you and the creation of your life in this episode of guilty of heresy “Choice and the willingness to simply keep going.”

Guilty Of Heresy Episode 6: Life After a Child’s Suicide.

Suicide of a child is one of the most difficult situations anyone could endure. How do you go on? How do you deal with tormenting thoughts of, “How did I miss this? Was there something I could have done?” Steve Mogck openly talks about the suicide of his son and the ways in which he is navigating his life today, in this episode of Guilty of Heresy: Life After a Child’s Suicide.

Guilty of Heresy Episode 5: The Gift of Men

What do you do when your partner, lover, or person with whom you have spent most of your adult life dies? How do you move forward? Recently widowed Carolyn Sinclair speaks about her relationship with her husband, how she came to see and receive that he was far greater than she thought, and how she has and continues to navigate life after his passing. Join me and Carolyn in this heartfelt, eye-opening conversation on relationships. Guilty of Heresy: The Gift of Men