Podcast appearances and mentions of christian hayden

Christian Hayden joins the pod to discuss the recent HatWRKS controversy, the new respect for the COVID lab-leak hypothesis, and the monopolization of American media. Support the podcast at http://patreon.com/neardarkradio --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-gower/support

How do we decide what is right? What ideas and systems guide how we respond to life challenges and questions? Christian will share experiences that informed his approach to ethics and make a case why we should all expand our ethical literacy.

Christian admits he was a bad student. If you talked to some of his teachers, he was probably the worst kind of student- one who was capable, but unwilling. But as an adult, the learning bug bit him and the last ten years of his life has been a sort of testament to learning within and through community. Listen to Christian retrace his learning journey and hear some first-hand accounts of his (unofficial) teachers and co-learners. In addition, he will share some of the work he has been creating with others.

Replacing Magical Thinking with Rational Discourse: How can freethinkers help restore democracy? The platform will be shared by representatives from all twenty-five national Ethical Societies and will feature music from the Washington Ethical Society Chorus, Jaque DuPree and Barry Kornhauser, with presiders Vandra Thorburn, Elaine Durbach and Lyn Cox. As we face this historical moment, when cult thinking and fake news have fueled an attempted insurrection, yet grassroots organizing gives us hope in the future of multiracial democracy, we reflect on the intellectual traditions supporting a free society. What do our shared values lead us to do now in order to cultivate a world in which we bring out the best in each other and ideas are allowed to flourish without threat of violence? A panel of ‘freethinkers’ from within our movement will draw from philosophy, history, and Ethical Culture. They are Dr. David Sprintzen, Professor Emeritus at Long Island University; Christian Hayden, Leader-in-Training at the Ethical Society of St. Louis; and Jone Johnson Lewis, Leader at the Riverdale-Yonkers Society for Ethical Culture. This program is part of our All-Ethical Societies Platform series, in which Ethical Culture societies from around the country will join together on Zoom to learn and grow together. Please consider donating to our All Society Platform Fund to support these events!

The difficult parts of most relationships begin when there is growing tension around certain threshold issues and a lack of skills around how to engage them. But instead of looking at it as a win/loss, how might we turn conflict into a way to grow relationships, instead of break them down? Join Leader Intern Christian Hayden as he discusses this topic.

Ethical Culture does not have explicit tenants or commandments, but it does ask of its members/followers to commit to building ethical relationships, because we as a community feel they are imperative to social justice and realizing a better world. At the same time, many of us struggle to invite intimacy in our personal, romantic, and communal lives- why is that? And what ideas might lead us to better meeting our charge in the future?

"A Global Movement: Humanism Across Borders" Amanda Poppei, Senior Leader & Christian Hayden. What does humanism look like in countries and cultures different from our own? What wisdom can we find, and how does it inform our own practice. Join Amanda and guest Christian Hayden, an Ethical Culture Leader in Training with a special interest in pan-African humanism, as they invite us to notice the differences and similarities of our humanist values. Music from the WES Band. *This platform was created from a recording of the Zoom Webinar-style platform.

Christian Hayden's is a community educator who works in teen dating violence prevention. See how Ethical Culture, his own experience, and the challenges of the future call for us to learn, and model, the courage that intimacy requires.

"My Journey to and in Humanism" Christian Hayden, Leika Lewis-Cornwell, Rev. Jim Foti, Rev. Patrice Curtis Join an incredible group of clergy and clergy in training as they reflect on what brought them to humanism, and how they hope to change and grow humanism from the inside out. These speakers are participants and organizers of the Humanist Clergy and Organizer Collaboratory happening at WES on March 25 and 26! Music from jazz singer Nicole Rumeau.

Episode 17 is here featuring returning guests Christian Hayden and Kyle Lampi and we get random in this one. Strap in.

Christian Hayden joins Shane in Episode 15 to talk about Jazz music, Lars Ulrich, Conspiracy Theories and why the hell the Titans play clips of the movie "300" even though that movie portrays SPARTANS, not TITANS. 

In preparing for our last episode, "They Ryan Gosling Effect", Martin and Marta interviewed a number of educators and community outreach coordinators. Their answers were fun, enlightening, educational, and heartfelt - unfortunately they couldn't all make it in to the final cut. Here now, as bonus material, are the full interviews with special guests Jess Domokos, Christian Hayden, Kelsy

Martin and Marta get into relationships and explore the popularity and romanticism of emotionally unhealthy pairings in the media. Plus, we talk about movies that get healthy dating right, and we reveal embarrassing stories from Marty's dating history! Films discussed include: The Notebook, 50 Shades of Gray, Twilight, Revenge of the Nerds, The "Before..." trilogy and many others. Special Guests: Jess Domokos, Human Sexuality Educator at Perdue University Sharon Rice & Christian Hayden, Community Educators

"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" hits theaters next Friday, and Team Tiger Awesome (Nick Mundy, Clint Gage, and Michael Truly) return to talk all things Star Wars... what they like about the franchise & characters & what they don't, the Ewoks, wookies, the possible fate of Harrison Ford's Han Solo, their favorite movie & least favorite, JJ Abrams, Boba Fett, obscure triva, and possible plot points in "The Force Awakens."

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