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At Sea with Justin McRoberts

Justin McRoberts
Sacred Strides
Leadership
Burnout
Identity
Personal Growth
Young Life
Sabbath
Art
Mexicali
Parenting
Creativity
Mental Health
Religion
Beta Breakers
Rest
Sabbath Rest
Decision Making
God
Care Vs Talent
Fear Of Failure

A weekly interview show with culture makers and shakers. In each installment, host Justin McRoberts talks with artists, creatives, policymakers, and theologians that are striving and pushing for humanity to reach new heights.

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Latest Episodes

• Why “home” is a somatic experience, not just a location

• Persona vs personhood — and why the difference matters

• The danger of self-awareness without relationship

• Why stewardship is a better metaphor than ownership

• How shame becomes the most ... more

This week, Justin sits down with bestselling author Laura McKowen for an honest, layered conversation about sobriety, identity, creative calling, and the slow, often painful work of becoming whole.

Together they explore:

• Why “place” matters for e... more

• Why “waiting” feels harder now than it did a decade ago

• What Arcade Fire’s “We Used to Wait” reveals about our relationship to speed

• The spiritual value of slowness—especially during Advent

• How desire clarifies identity rather than feeding... more

The false promise of “instant clarity” and “quick fixes.”

Why bypassing struggle stunts real growth.

How to use AI and psilocybin responsibly—without losing your humanity.

The value of failure, pain, and disillusionment.

Reflections from In the L... more

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Jamie Lee Finch
Author and embodiment coach who focuses on the intersection of spirituality and somatic experiences.
Episode: Why Healing Can’t Be Rushed (or Automated) with Jamie Lee Finch
Laura McKowen
Author and speaker, focused on sobriety and personal growth.
Episode: Stop Calling Yourself Broken: A Conversation About Sobriety and Wholeness with Laura McKowen
Claude Atcho
Author and pastor discussing his book on African American literature.
Episode: Jubilee 2024 - Claude Atcho
Dan Portnoy
Co-host and ground-level producer for the podcast.
Episode: Sacred Strides Chapter 6 - Running With Others

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Justin McRoberts
Host of insightful conversations with culture makers and shakers, guiding discussions that often focus on themes of faith, personal growth, creativity, and the human experience.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 75 ratings
  • Insightful and thought-provoking discussions about faith and life

    If you want to go deeper in thinking about our relationship to God and to our neighbors in a time when so much of what people have come to know about Christianity has become really screwed up, take in Justin’s work and find support for your soul from a fellow traveler who’s willing to engage with the big questions in life. Read his written work and listen to his recent music output as well.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    smpeters28
    United Statesa year ago
  • Authentic

    Thanks for the honest and helpful conversations!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JamieMarie77
    United States5 years ago
  • One of my favs

    The start of the third season of this podcast jumps right back into the depth it started from with a cut-to-the-quick kind of conversation about justice, mercy, power, race...all the things we need to have conversations about. I’ve listened through the first 2 seasons, and that’s what I love most about this podcast. It’s about real situations and artistry that have important impacts for all of us in community together and it challenges us as listeners to continue learning, to create, to speak ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sarlinz
    United States8 years ago
  • Engaging and Inspiring

    Refreshing to hear honest conversations, with thoughtful questions and great content. Just found this through the Ryan O'Neal interview, but I'm hooked!

    Geek comment : I do think the audio could be compressed a bit more so that the audio is louder and voices clearer while out and about, but even still turn it up and give a listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Christian-stone
    United States9 years ago
  • Naomi LaViolette

    Just listened to the podcast with Ryan O'Neil of Sleeping At Last. This was such a gift to me, as a songwriter. Ryan's songwriting always inspires me and gives me chills. His combination of melancholy and hope with lush string arrangements and piano is incredible. Justin McRoberts, thank you for sharing this conversation.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NaomiLaViolette
    United States9 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the authentic and engaging dialogues that challenge normative thinking and are beneficial for personal growth.
Many find the conversations refreshing and relevant to contemporary issues, especially within arts, spirituality, and community building.
Reviews highlight the thought-provoking nature of the topics discussed, with a strong emphasis on the importance of creativity and emotional connection.

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Why Healing Can’t Be Rushed (or Automated) with Jamie Lee Finch
Q: Can you elaborate on the difference between ownership and stewardship of one's body?
Jamie suggests that owning implies control, while stewardship allows for partnership and dialogue between oneself and one's body.
Why Healing Can’t Be Rushed (or Automated) with Jamie Lee Finch
Q: How do you feel about the relationship between the public persona and personhood?
Jamie expresses that the word 'persona' feels cold and inanimate compared to 'personhood', which feels vibrant and alive.
Why Healing Can’t Be Rushed (or Automated) with Jamie Lee Finch
Q: How does Jamie Lee Finch discern important life transitions?
She mentions that as a polyamorous person, her decisions are not purely binary, and she has begun to awaken to desires she had previously dismissed.
Why Healing Can’t Be Rushed (or Automated) with Jamie Lee Finch
Q: What is it that guides your process of decision-making to end up in Bellingham, Washington?
Jamie discusses how her decision to move was influenced by her partner's location and how she felt it was the right choice for her current chapter in life.
Imagination, Work, and What Really Matters
Q: How to tell whether to raise my work ethic and push for more in the work I'm at or to search elsewhere?
Actually do both: work harder where you are while also looking around for other opportunities.

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Featuring compelling conversations with artists, creatives, policymakers, and theologians, the podcast explores a wide range of topics focused on personal growth, spirituality, and the human experience. The host orchestrates discussions that navigate life's challenges and complexities, often relating personal stories to broader societal issues. Unique to the content is the emphasis on imagination, creativity, and authenticity as essential themes that resonate through conversations, reflecting a commitment to exploring diverse perspectives in contemporary culture. This program is designed to encourage listeners to engage deeply with their feelings, values, and the pressing questions of our times, making it particularly appealing to those int... more

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3. Claude Atcho
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