A farewell to Anne's gallbladder, well-wishes for her nose, and a discussion on Dr. Anthony Pinn, humanism, liberation theology, and what church can be in our lives

Liz and Anne Break Down what Unitarian Universalism Means to Them.

Liz and Anne take a walk down the path of trying to explain Unitarian Universalism. This episode is not about definitions, history, or placing UU on a spectrum of right to left- it's about trying to put words to what drew each of them to the broader movement. As always, this episode of the cracked Cup is in part provided by the generosity of the Canadian Unitarian Council, but unlike previous episodes where this link would take you just to the CUC website- follow the link below to visit UU Expressions [https://cuc.ca/unitarian-universalism/uu-expressions/]. This is the docuseries featuring Liz and Anne (among many others) as they all touch on how they practice UU in their own lives across the country. Find out more at https://the-cracked-cup.pinecast.co [https://the-cracked-cup.pinecast.co]

The Long Awaited Money Chat

This episode covers discussions on connecting with podcast listeners in real life, marriage advice, how Anne's grandma was a hustler, and the philosophical approaches to money that have influenced both their lives for the better, the worse, or the... magical? As always, follow this link to visit the UU Hysterical Society website [https://www.uuhystericalsociety.com/], or follow this link to explore the Canadian Unitarian Council's website [https://cuc.ca/], without whose support this episode would not have been possible. Thanks for listening! Find out more at https://the-cracked-cup.pinecast.co [https://the-cracked-cup.pinecast.co]

A farewell to Anne's gallbladder, well-wishes for her nose, and a discussion on Dr. Anthony Pinn, humanism, liberation theology, and what church can be in our lives

EPISODE NOTES For more more Cracked Cup content, check out the UU Hysterical Society website! [https://www.uuhystericalsociety.com/] And for more information from our supporters, you can follow this link to learn about the Canadian Unitarian Council. [https://cuc.ca/] Lastly, lots of the conversation in this episode revolved around Dr. Anthony Pinn, follow this link to his website for more information on him. [https://www.anthonypinn.com/] Thanks for listening! Find out more at https://the-cracked-cup.pinecast.co [https://the-cracked-cup.pinecast.co]

Revelation Day, Where Anne and Liz Discuss Intentional Weight Loss

EPISODE NOTES This episode features the silly geese as they discuss themes of living forever, suffering, body acceptance, choosing to lose weight (for a spectrum of personal reasons), and the revelations that come with that choice- as well as a heartfelt farewell to Anne's gallbladder. Check out the Mirth and Dignity website Here! [https://www.uuhystericalsociety.com/] Thank you to the Canadian Unitarian Council [https://cuc.ca/] for their generous contribution to the podcast, without which the Cracked Cup would not be possible. Find out more at https://the-cracked-cup.pinecast.co [https://the-cracked-cup.pinecast.co]

Stabby Knived Murder Goose

EPISODE NOTES Join Liz and Anne for the February episode in which they discuss the amazingness that was the winter Eliot program, and the two both claim that Anne’s son (and the podcast editor) agreed with them about everything. FROM THE EDITOR: I also tell my friends about calling Liz and my mum " a couple of silly geese in search of a pond" (in a professional capacity) Check out the Eliot Institute camps here: https://www.eliotinstitute.org/ [https://www.eliotinstitute.org/] And if you would like more Mirth and Dignity, check this out: https://www.uuhystericalsociety.com/ [https://www.uuhystericalsociety.com/] Find out more at https://the-cracked-cup.pinecast.co [https://the-cracked-cup.pinecast.co]