
This podcast looks at the connections between spirituality and resilience through the lens of the Biblical Psalms. It explores how the Psalms help people through difficult times – times of personal and collective trauma – through conversations about personal story, field research, and theological reflection from a variety of backgrounds and perspectives. Listeners might include clergy, seminarians... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 172 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

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In this episode of Psalms for the Spirit, we are joined by Karen Campbell for a rich conversation about lament, healing, and the enduring relevance of the ... more
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In this episode of Psalms for the Spirit, Kiran Young Wimberly sits down with renowned theologian, author, and longtime Union Theological Seminary presiden... more
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In this episode of Psalms for the Spirit, we are joined by MaryAnn McKibben Dana ~ pastor, writer, and author of the new book Better Than Normal: Virtues f... more
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In this episode of Psalms for the Spirit, we are joined by Dr. Cynthia Eriksson, a clinical psychologist, professor, and Dean at Fuller Theological Seminar... more
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Kiran is a gifted and deeply faithful person who brings unique angles to meaningful conversations.
Superb open, honest conversations and beautiful music.
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This is a lovely mix of some gentle conversations and music. Highly recommend!
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This show centers on the healing power of the Psalms, exploring how spiritual practice can support individuals and communities through personal and collective trauma. Conversations weave theology, psychology, and lived experience, featuring theologians, pastors, Indigenous and marginalized perspectives, dancers, and musicians who discuss lament, resilience, and meaning-making in difficult times. Noteworthy is the show's commitment to translating ancient psalmic language into practical tools for worship, therapy, and social healing, often connecting scholarly insights with real-world applications for faith communities and spiritual directors. It tends to attract clergy, seminarians, mental health practitioners, and culturally engaged storyte... more
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Recent guests on Psalms for the Spirit include:
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2. MaryAnn McKibben Dana
3. Dr. Cynthia Eriksson
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5. Terry Wildman
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