UNSPOKEN
Miles Adcox and Ruthie LindseyJoin Ruthie Lindsey and Miles Adcox as they share their hearts, their adventures, their world-changing friends, and the divine collective beauty discovered by delving into their pain and brokenness and sharing it with a world desperate for honesty and hope. Ruthie, a speaker, host, passionate empath and creative, and Miles, an expert in emotional fitness with decades of experience walking alongsid... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||
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✨BONUS EPISODE! For those of you who had already expressed sadness that Season 2 of the Unspoken Podcast wrapped up last week, we have a special treat for you! We're releasing a beautiful conversation with someone who has been a driving force for cha... more
In this episode of Unspoken, we welcome Shannon Sedgwick Davis. Shannon is CEO of the Bridgeway Foundation, a philanthropic organization dedicated to stopping mass atrocities, and an award-winning advocate for social justice and international human r... more
In this episode of Unspoken, we welcome Father Richard Rohr. Richard Rohr is a globally recognized spiritual teacher whose work is grounded in Christian mysticism, practices of contemplation and self-emptying, and compassion for the marginalized. He ... more
In this episode of Unspoken, we welcome Noor Tagouri, a Libyan-American storyteller and journalist. She is currently one of the most talked about young adults in the country having worked with the CBS Radio, Newsy, CTV News while being known as the f... more
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- Hi I’m Gabriella.
I never had pain like Ruthie Lindsey.
I have divorced parents.
I’m shy and introverted. I am adopted from Guatemala. I don’t know what her experience is like or any others on. I have a mom and she had hip surgery. She is a divorced. I have a cat and she is in my brothers room. I’m a little jealous.
I am a cheerleading. I go to Summit trail in Washington. I don’t come from the south.
I know my dads mom was very sick and there was a change. My dad told me. I am not a celebrity at all. I come f... more
Apple Podcasts1Gabriella Mcgough
United States5 years ago - Beautiful
This is such a soothing podcast and very helpful in helping us honor our pain and to also see the light that our pain can provide for us. Such beautiful people. Thank you for your message and your healing ways of how you touch and care for so many!
Apple Podcasts5Darcy from ArizonaUnited States5 years ago - Human
In the midst of uncertainty of life, intensified by the pandemic called Covid-19 I feel that I’m becoming more human. Ruthie and Miles, thank you from the bottom of my heart for graciously taking my hand as we talk about hard things and point to the beauty of humanity. I feel a sense of hope for us humans as a whole as a result of the vulnerability, honestly and plain ol fun that this podcast so skillfully displays and articulates. You two are truly a gift. Thank you from the bottom of my heart ... more
Apple Podcasts5hummingbird09United States6 years ago - Love but disappointed
I don’t understand how Connie Britton can say she doesn’t see color when her child is telling her she took his voice from him. My child is multiethnic and I know it every single time we walk out the door or go to the park and we don’t have the added layer of adoption. White people adopting children of color especially children from other countries need to do better. Otherwise, I really love this podcast. I Started from the first episodes and working my way up. This one hurt my heart ...I hope sh... more
Apple Podcasts4Eve_810United States6 years ago - Trying to like
I am feeling a bit underwhelmed by this podcast. I find Miles to be a good interviewer but Ruthie is just plain annoying. The Connie Britton interview was just so syrupy, I felt like I was going to go into a diabetic coma. I will try again
Apple Podcasts3TracesonMDUnited States6 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #56 |  Mexico/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #123 |  Philippines/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #140 |  India/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #152 |  New Zealand/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #206 |  Indonesia/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #214 |  South Africa/Society & Culture |
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