
Conversations about Spirituality, Religion, Doubt, Sacred Texts, Nature, Soul, Love, Death, God and all the Good Stuff
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

Here are a few reflections on the future of Christianity, Freud, prayer, the story of Moses, and the God of Being. Enjoy!
Here are a few thoughts on Bryan Johnson and the Don't Die movement, Nietzche's image of the Ubermensch (beyond human), and the Prometheus myth. Enjoy!
Here's an episode exploring the human shadow. I offer here an image of the psyche, a way to think about projection, and a myth that helps. Enjoy!
This episode explores Robert Bly's poem, One Source of Bad Information, how I got my Enneagram number wrong for 20 years, and a little of how ended up back in the church. Special thanks to may Patrons who keep this podcast going. Enjoy!
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I appreciate Kent, but the podcast on Israel sounded like two white people defending the unfortunate necessity of Jim Crow laws. Part 2 was even worse. “Moral minefields?!” C’mon. I’m looking forward to Part 3, “Are your children being recruited by Hamas on TikTok?”
Really enjoying the 2 part exploration of myth and “ the father wound.” Kent explores the now cliched and is idea of “ patriarchy” through a deeper, more nuanced, and respectful lens. Hoping for my re episodes!
Kent is such an inspiring teacher and guide, shining a light on details in the pieces of the puzzle I try to put together in this life. It is so refreshing to hear rich conversations and ideas on topics that deserve so much more attention than the shallow one sentence memes on social media. Thanks Kent!
Another interesting podcast! I was glad you included a brief history of Fundamentalism as a starter.
Thank you, Kent, for crafting another very powerful teaching. Your work is a blessing to our world. We need your voice.
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Thoughtful, philosophy-and-spirituality oriented conversations exploring faith, doubt, sacred texts, and myth. Episodes thread Jungian psychology, mythic storytelling, and Christian spirituality through introspective, personal, and sometimes provocative lenses. Notable for merging depth with accessible teaching, inviting listeners into contemplative inquiry rather than doctrinal certainty. A distinctive mix of myth, psychology, and spiritual direction gives this show a unique voice in the space, appealing to seekers who crave honesty, nuance, and practical practices for inner growth.
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