Building a Movement of Grandmothers with Beth White

Outlaw Visions: Becoming Earthfolk with Francis X. Kroncke

In this episode, I speak with Francis X. Kroncke, a seeker who has journeyed through monastic life, the theological academy, a federal prison cell, and the byways of corporate America. In 1970, he took his Catholic theology into the American courts as he defended his crime of destroying draft files to protest the Vietnam war as one of the “Minnesota 8.” We talk about experiencing prison as sacrament, encountering the Divine Mother, and the Earthfolk vision of living in ecstatic harmony with the earth. You can find more of his work at outlaw-visions.net “The mistake that a lot of pro-peace guys make is that they still have this illusion that they’re different from the people they’re trying to change. [But] the only way to change someone is through love.” “We humans are the vehicle for the divine being present on earth. This is what we lost by cutting the Mother out of traditional theology.”

Walking a Mystical Path in the Modern World with Douglas Bentley

Douglas Bentley, is internationally-recognized spiritual teacher and co-founder of Sacred Wisdom School. We discuss leaving behind our spiritual identity to find our true selves, healing the wounds of the heart, and walking the path of the mystic in the modern world.  https://sacredwisdomschool.com/links/ [https://sacredwisdomschool.com/links/]

A Song of Praise with Yolanda Sokiri

In this episode I speak with Yolanda Sokiri. An Ubuntu Poet, Soul Consultant, and Initiated EARTH-HEART medicine woman, she demystifies the complex and nuanced business of being Divinely human. She is a storyweaver whose words soften landscapes, serve lineages and speak life. We talk about honoring the other-than-human, exploring ancestral wisdom, and embracing sacred rage as a path to global healing.

Building a Movement of Grandmothers with Beth White

In this episode I speak with Beth White, the founder of Grandma’s House, an organization that seeks to create a sanctuary where every child is welcomed with love, safety, acceptance and respect. She speaks about the unique role grandmothers can play in responding to a world in crisis, the fierce-yet-loving side of the grandmother archetype, and how we can turn to the wisdom of elders to heal a fractured society.

Becoming a Love-Centered Activist with Dr. Paul Zeitz

In this episode, I speak with Dr. Paul Zietz, author of Revolutionary Optimism: 7 Steps to Becoming a Love-Centered Activist. We talk about facing the overwhelm and hopelessness that so many of us experience in the presence of our global crisis, and the simple steps that we can all take to respond with love create radical change. We explore the relationship between spiritual work and social justice, his map for making peace in a fractured world, and the keys to unlocking our radical political imagination.