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In the final chapter of Military Culture Shift, I reference a theory of reconstitution written by Stoney Portis, after he commanded the 3-61 CAV troops that survived the now historic Battle of COP Keating and needed to somehow become mission-ready again. Reading his reflection on what it took to wholistically serve the battle-weary troops who had earned every right to hang up the one tattered uniform they had left, I knew it was a case study on what it would take to reconstitute an entire culture as well. So I invited now LT COL Stoney Portis to join Matt and me in a discussion about their shared sacred space in hopes it could validate the sacred spaces in your own life, but also inspire the healing of us all. Read Stoney's Paper on Reconstitution: https://www.corieweathers.com/wp-content/uploads/Stoneys-Paper.-full-1.pdf Read about the Battle of Cop Keating here Watch the movie "The Outpost": https://www.netflix.com/title/81276140?source=35 This podcast is based on the book Military Culture Shift by clinical consultant and SME on military family culture, Corie Weathers.  Order your copy of Military Culture Shift https://militaryfamilybooks.com/products/military-culture-shift-by-corie-weathers Listen to Corie's Lifegiver Podcast https://corieweathers.podbean.com/ Find out more about how you can work with and contact Corie https://www.corieweathers.com Final Credits song is "The Hard Way" by Moda Spira https://modaspira.bandcamp.com/track/the-hard-way  

Starting in 2008, cell phones and social media quickly escalated into our daily lives. Millennials filled the lower ranks of the force while op-tempos reached exhausting levels and sequestration tainted the beginning of a second decade of war as it forced us to dangerously downsize. The “halo effect” left many Gen X and older Millennials, confused- trying to reconcile their positive expectations of the military with reality. Technology provided a megaphone to an eager and fearless generation that had a lot to say, and access to influential leaders who, they felt, needed to hear it.    In Chapter 6, I shared the story of Amy, a millennial, a journalist for Military.com, and a military spouse who gave voice to the betrayal she and other families felt as service members were handed pink slips instead of promotions. Amy was just one of many examples of how Millennials aimed to bring about change. Amy later became an editor for Military.com and is known as one of the most competent voices on a lot of military issues, including understanding the Tricare system. I asked Amy to come on the podcast to share what she remembers from that decade, but also the shifts she saw in the culture as she covered it over the years.  This podcast is based on the book Military Culture Shift by clinical consultant and SME on military family culture, Corie Weathers. This podcast offers leaders an opportunity to understand the growing shifts happening within the military culture as an immersive supplement to the book. Based on 15 years of research, counseling, and teaching the military culture across all branches. Gain insights on changing perspectives within the culture, generational shifts in authority, the impact of Department of Defense budget decisions, emerging social trends within the military community, and the cumulative effect of two decades of the War on Terror on military family wellness. Order your copy of Military Culture Shift here.  The final credits song is "Bang" by Moda Spira. Listen to Corie's Lifegiver Podcast here Find out more about how you can work with and contact Corie here. Sponsored by New Rez Home Mortgages: Newrez believes the lending business shouldn't just be about home loans - it should be about homeowners.   

Corie sits down with military historian Dr. Edward A. Gutiérrez who studied the Doughboys from WW1. Dr. Gutiérrez specifically researched how a sense of honor and duty were engrained in the everyday culture of Americans prior to WW1 propelling many of them to enlist in the war. In this talk, Dr Gutiérrez suggests that as a culture moves away from embracing suffering, and even war and death, we lose cohesiveness, our humanity, and resilience as a society. He also shares how key motivations of honor and duty represented something different than it does today.   Dr. Edward A. Gutiérrez | Director, Center for Military History and Grand Strategy Read: Doughboys on the Great War: How American Soldiers Viewed Their Military Experience (Modern War Studies), by Dr. Edward A. Gutiérrez This podcast is based on the book Military Culture Shift by clinical consultant and SME on military family culture, Corie Weathers. This podcast offers leaders an opportunity to understand the growing shifts happening within the military culture as an immersive supplement to the book. Based on 15 years of research, counseling, and teaching the military culture across all branches. Gain insights on changing perspectives within the culture, generational shifts in authority, the impact of Department of Defense budget decisions, emerging social trends within the military community, and the cumulative effect of two decades of the War on Terror on military family wellness. Order your copy of Military Culture Shift here.  Listen to Corie's Lifegiver Podcast here Find out more about how you can work with and contact Corie here. Sponsored by New Rez Home Mortgages: Newrez believes the lending business shouldn't just be about home loans - it should be about homeowners.  Closing song is Regrets by Moda Spira   

Our Soul Ladder Music series features musicians discussing the spiritual themes in their songs and the music that inspires them. This week's guest is singer/songwriter Latifah Alattas, who performs as both Moda Spira and Page CXVI. Songs: Page CXVI - Refuge of My Weary Soul Page CXVI - All Things New Moda Spira - Bang Page CXVI - In the Garden Audrey Assad & Moda Spira - Everyday Life Enjoy music from our Soul Ladder Music series with our official playlist: spoti.fi/3VASImF +++ Leave a Review! bit.ly/interfaithish Email: interfaithish@gmail.com

On this episode of The Collective Table's Songs of Summer, Claire & Dana chat with Page CXVI (Latifah Alattas) about her song, "In the Garden." Latifah Alattas lives in Nashville, Tennessee, and has an extensive history of making innovative, tender, emotionally honest and transformative music whether with Page CXVI or one of her many other musical projects. Alattas has produced and released two albums under her other moniker, Moda Spira, as well as albums for other artists. Alattas was recently featured on Josh Garrels’s latest album Chrysaline, as well as the last two Porter’s Gate albums. She has also collaborated with Leslie Jordan of All Sons and Daughters. Alattas has a long resume that also includes the indie rock band Autumn Film, Heck Ya the Halls, and Sola-Mi, an experimental trio. She has produced albums for indie artists, including Aaron Strumpel, Our Violet Room, and A Boy & His Kite (“Cover Your Tracks” was featured on the soundtrack for Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part II). Learn more at https://www.pagecxvi.com/, and follow her on Instagram @pagecxvi The Collective Table is a progressive and affirming Christian platform that provides content, resources and community for those who want to follow Jesus, work for justice, and celebrate joy! Follow us on Instagram @the.collective.table and check out our website thecollectivetable.org.

One theme that has run through this season of Restless Hearts is finding resources to help us process the seemingly endless barrage of "stuff" that can happen in our world more broadly and in our particular lives. So... Garret called up a few old friends of his to have a conversation about how art and music open up space to process everything life can throw at you. Today he talks with Latifah Alattas (Page CXVI, Moda Spira, Porters Gate, Common Hymnal) and David Wilton (Loud Harp, A Boy and His Kite) as they encourage us to create practices and spaces that allow our emotions to catch up with our reality, intentionally fail in the security of a loving friendship, and make space for the Holy Spirit to help metabolize grief. Latifah Alattas:Page CXVI: Web, Instagram, Spotify, Apple MusicModa Spira: Web, Instagram, Spotify, Apple Music, PodcastCommon Hymnal: Spotify, Apple Music Porter Gate: Spotify, Apple MusicDavid Wilton:Loud Harp: Web, Instagram, Spotify, Apple MusicA Boy and His Kite: Web, Instagram, Spotify, Apple Music

Cultivated veteran Latifah Alattas returns to the podcast this week to talk about life, faith, and creative work after divorce. When her marriage ended in 2017, it derailed a host of dreams and left her asking hard questions about forgiveness, healing, and relationships. Her work in churches was almost entirely halted, and for months she had to attend to her own body and soul to begin healing from the trauma. A year later, she released "Divorce," an album of raw songs exploring the painful emotions and aftermath of that experience. Host Mike Cosper and Latifah discuss the record, the events leading up to and since, and how creative life goes on after loss. Plus: Another Cultivated veteran, Melanie Penn, stops by to share about her release "More Alive Vol. 1", a collection of hope-filled songs written in quarantine and COVID. Cultivated is a production of Christianity Today. This episode was produced by Mike Cosper. It was edited by Mark Owens Our theme song is “Eden was a Garden” by Roman Candle. Music in this episode was by Moda Spira, Page CXVI, and Melanie Penn.

I met Latifah Alattas last year when we started collaborating on a new project (The Fun Parts Podcast). I was immediately drawn to her creativity, her infectious laughter, and her commitment to honesty. She's a singer/songwriter who has written under many different monikers, including Moda Spira and Page CXVI.  Latifah just released a new album called All (as Page CXVI). It's gorgeous, including old hymns she's rewritten to have gender-inclusive language and also some incredible original songs.  You can check out Latifah's work at ModaSpira.com and PageCXVI.com,  and you can follow her on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.  Enjoy! 

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I recorded this episode based on a blog post I wrote a few years ago when the Me Too movement was just getting started. The blog was titled "An Ode to the Women Who are Too Much." We need to hear those voices, to hear their stories, and to stop telling women they are too much.  Click here to read "An Ode to the Women Who are Too Much." I also mentioned Sue Monk Kidd's gorgeous new book, The Book of Longings. It's an imaginative story centered on the question, "What if Jesus had a wife?" The main character is Ana, the wife of Jesus, who had a voice that needed to be heard. And, as Sue Monk Kidd suggests in the Author's Note at the end of the book: if any woman's voice would have been silenced, if Jesus did have a wife, it certainly would have been hers. So, to the women who are "too much:" We need you. The song Bang (from the album Divorce by Moda Spira - a.k.a my friend Latifah Alattas) was used by permission. 

Musical artist Latifah Alattas (Page CXVI, Moda Spira), John Bell from the Iona Community and Cat Rea (whose recent single topped the UK Christian chart) join me to discuss discipleship in lockdown. Plus, an insight into the current situation in Zimbabwe from my friend Chenai. Want to support this podcast? Here's a fun way to do that: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/pilgrimpitstop

Luke receives a message on the Thirty Pop answering machine from his most recent guest, Latifah Alattas, voicing a complaint about the content of her episode. If you have a story you'd like to share on Thirty Pop, email thirtypoppodcast@gmail.com! Be sure to follow and tag Thirty Pop on Facebook Twitter & Instagram! This show is made possible by patrons like Robyn Morton, Jim & Becky Brawner, Candice & Marc Robinson, and John Mann. To support the work we're doing and receive bonus content from this and other Milieu Media Group shows for as little as $1 a month, join us on Patreon! Episode Credits: Produced, edited and mixed by Luke Brawner Artwork designed by Heather Hale of Hale House © 2019 Milieu Media Group, LLC

On this episode of Thirty Pop, in honor of Women's History Month, Luke sits down with singer-songwriter, producer, and podcaster Latifah Alattas to discuss the massive influence Madonna has had on female artists of today. Also, mer-people. Buy Latifah's music here! And hear her podcast here! Click here to connect with financial advisor Robyn Morton! Be sure to follow and tag Thirty Pop on Facebook Twitter & Instagram! This show is made possible by patrons like Robyn Morton, Jim & Becky Brawner, Candice & Marc Robinson, and John Mann. To support the work we're doing and receive bonus content from this and other Milieu Media Group shows for as little as $1 a month, join us on Patreon! Episode Credits: Produced, edited and mixed by Luke Brawner Artwork designed by Heather Hale of Hale House Music licensed through PodcastMusic.com © 2019 Milieu Media Group, LLC

Latifah Alattas of Moda Spira returns to the show to reveal the process behind her latest album, DIVORCE. Plus: since cloning dinosaurs seems inevitable now, what kind do you want?

Latifah Alattas takes us behind the scenes of her latest album DIVORCE. How does one chronicle the ending of a marriage? What's important in recovery? And exactly how many parallel universes are there? All this and more on the latest episode!

So much good music has just come out that we are focusing on all new releases from just the last 3 months, including Josh Garrels, Jenny & Tyler, Moda Spira, plus the world premiere of a not-yet-released single. --------SONG LIST FOR EP.22------- "Compass" - Candace Coker "Storehouse" - The Gray Havens "We Cry Mercy" - Greg LaFollette (ft. Sara Groves) "Love I Am" - Jenny & Tyler "Weight" - Cindy Morgan "Wildfire" - Crowder "Regret" - Moda Spira "You and I" - Jess Ray "I'm Glad You're Still Around" - Paul Demer "Native Tongue" - Switchfoot "Enclosed By You" - Josh Garrels "Winter Solstice" - mewithoutYou "Kill and Bury" - Jessica Crawford "Run" - We Are The Monks "I'll Praise My Maker While I've Breath" - Kurtis Parks CREDITS: * Host & Executive Producer - Dave Trout * Music Assistance - Larry Stephan * UTR's "Heart, Soul, & Mind Playlist" on Spotify - http://is.gd/HSMplay (c) 2018 UTR Media. All Rights Reserved. A 501(c)(3) non-profit media ministry... info at https://utrmedia.org

Latifah Alattas is an artist, producer and songwriter who has worked extensively with a wide array of Christian indie artists and bands, including Josh Garrels, Loud Harp, Beautiful Eulogy and Aaron Strumpel. Hear Latifah share the story of her grief, heartbreak and hope in the midst of suffering in her latest album ‘Divorce' (releasing October 26). Hear a yet-to-be released track from the album, and her close working partnership with Dave Wilton from @A Boy and His Kite. The episode also features generous servings of canine contributions from Tifah's dog. This is one episode you won't want to miss! Track list: 1) Loud Harp – ‘Immanuel' 2) Aaron Strumpel – ‘Mighty Refuge (Guard My Heart)' 3) Aaron Hale – ‘Carry the Weight' 4) Page CXVI – Wash Me Clean 5) Moda Spira – ‘Bed'

In this episode, Latifah, Aaron and Luke discuss the potentially painful reactions from people in the Evangelical community to this new part of her story.

To close out the season Latifah and Luke talk about the ways life has changed and healing has continued in the months following the production of the podcast, leading up to the release of Divorce.

In the song Bed, Latifah describes a day of relapsing to a season of grieving in which it felt nearly impossible to get out of bed and face her new reality.

In this episode Latifah shares why she originally intended the song Valley to be the album closer, as well as what the healing process looked like several months in.

In this episode Latifah shares the story of the album closer, Forgive, and discusses the importance of the ongoing act of forgiveness.

Singer/Songwriter Latifah Alattas and podcast producer Luke Brawner introduce the first season of Moda Spira Podcast, discuss how the show came to be, and help set expectations for the season.

In this episode Latifah shares the story of what led her to write so plainly and specifically about divorce, as well as title her album Divorce.

In this episode Latifah shares the part of her story in which she begins putting intentional effort into processing her grief well. She also discusses the vision behind her album artwork along with the artists who helped make that vision a reality.

In this episode Latifah and her album co-producer Dave Wilton talk about the writing process for I Do. She also discusses the ways she learned to healthily process rage, and the benefits of therapy.

Latifah begins the deep dive into her new album with an examination of its opening song, a cover of the 1960s June Carter & Johnny Cash hit, Ring of Fire.

In the second track on her album, Latifah describes the disorienting shock she felt in the very moment her suspicions were confirmed and her fears realized.

In this episode Latifah, Aaron & Luke discuss the well-intended but hurtful ways some people responded early on to the news of Latifah's marriage ending.

In this episode, Latifah, Aaron & Luke explore the creative process behind Interlude, the subtle symbolism included in the song, and the role it plays in the narrative arc of the album.

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A glimpse into the first season of the Moda Spira Podcast, a track by track companion to the forthcoming Moda Spira album, chronicling the painful end of singer/songwriter Latifah Alattas' marriage.

We are back! We've got a new "good patron challenge," spotlight campaign for Brettan Cox, and other faith-based crowdfunding campaigns for artists like JJ Heller, Scott Mulvahill, Moda Spira, L.S.U., & more. Good Patron Podcast Episode 07 Show Notes: * Brettan Cox - Fountain to Fountain: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/brettancox/brettan-cox-help-me-finish-and-release-my-best-alb * LSU - Wakin' Up The Dead Vinyl Reissue: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lifesavers/lsu-wakin-up-the-dead-vinyl-cd-digital-reissue * JJ Heller - I Dream of You Vol 2: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jjheller/i-dream-of-you-volume-ii-lullabies-for-all-ages * Moda Spira: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/modaspira/a-new-album-from-moda-spira * Scott Mulvahill - Himalayas: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1996134577/himalayas-album-launch * Nathan Storey: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/a-new-album-from-nathan-storey#/ * Owen Stroud: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/owenstroud/owen-strouds-debut-full-length-record * David Virgo - Expectant: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/165688768/expectant * Veridia: https://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/veridia-new-studio-album * Manafest - Stones Reloaded: https://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/manafest4 * KJ52 - Insightful Comprehentions reissue & new EP: https://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/sonsofintellect * Chris Tippins - Words: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1468022787/words-a-new-ep-by-c-tippins Credits: Host & Producer: Garret Godfrey Executive Producer: Dave Trout Sponser: Brettan Cox Theme music by Royalty Free Kings http://www.royaltyfreekings.com Spotlight campaign bumper is "Announcement Groove" by https://seeds.churchonthemove.com/home Contact Info: Twitter: https://twitter.com/goodpatron Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/crowdfundingchristianmusic Email: goodpatronpodcast@gmail.com (c) 2018 - UTR Media - All Rights Reserved. We mentioned our current fundraising campaign ALL ABOARD 2018 on the podcast. To get more info on the reward tier or how to join the UTR Media support team, go to http://utrmedia.org

Christine Valters Paintner is a spiritual director and Benedictine Oblate living in Galway, Ireland. She authored the book, "The Artist's Rule: Nurturing Your Creative Soul with Monastic Wisdom." The book is a 12-week journey exploring the interplay between contemplation and creativity. In this episode, Stephen talks with Christine about her thoughts on humility, radical generosity and what it means to be an urban monk and a part-time hermit. Featured Music by Latifah Alattas of Moda Spira.  Visit http://www.makersandmystics.com for additional content by Moda Spira.

Latifah Phillips is a songwriter, a musician, and a record producer. Her projects include The Autumn Film, Moda Spira, and Page CXVI, a band that writes new and innovative arrangements of hymns for the church. On this episode, we’ll talk about making records, about how she found herself making music – in spite of lots of pressure to do other things – about what it’s like to be an Arab-American touring around the country and playing music in Churches… and she’ll tell the craziest story you’ll hear on this season of Cultivated. Check out Latifah Phillip’s work with: Page CXVI – http://pagecxvi.com/ Moda Spira – http://www.modaspira.com/ Moda Spira has a great series of live performances online too: http://www.modaspira.com/media/ Make sure and check out our other episodes. You can Subscribe in iTunes, or Stitcher, or Google play. If you really like what we’re doing, you can go to HarborMedia.com/Donate and help us keep going. Thanks to all of you who chipped in here at the end of the year. We appreciate it more than we can say. Credits: This show was written, produced, and edited by Mike Cosper Additional Edition by TJ Hester It was mixed by Mark Owens at resonaterecordings.com Our theme song is by Roman Candle Our soundtrack on this episode is by Moda Spira, Page CXVI, and Roman Candle. Special thanks to Scott Slucher and Lachlan Coffey Daniela Rueda is our administrator And our logos were designed by Chris Bennett

Latifah Phillips represents a consistently growing number of indie and mainstream artists and bands who make their home in Colorado. Latifah has made a name for herself and her projects by touring, producing and collaborating. As you’ll discover in this podcast interview, the goal was not just to talk about music or the person, but uncover what it takes to make it as an indie artist in today’s music economy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We welcome Latifah Phillips of Page CXVI. Her new solo project, Moda Spira is a revealing look into marriage. We discuss why marriages struggle to flourish in the Church, and how churches can do better at creating spaces for marriages to flourish....

Moda Spira What You Need Music Video: https://youtu.be/2KAdQyN8gUMOn this episode of Voices In My Head I had the privilege of sitting down for a conversation with a truly awesome lady, Latifah Phillips.Latifah Phillips, aka Moda Spira, has a long resume that includes time as a solo artist and work with Page CXVI, a band that reinterprets traditional hymns, the indie rock band Autumn Film and Sola-Mi, an experimental trio. She has produced albums for indie artists, including A Boy & His Kite, helping them place “Cover Your Tracks” on the soundtrack for Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part II. Her songs have been featured on One Tree Hill, The Gates, Lifetime Films and the film The House at the End of the Street. She's also composed incidental music for MTV and E! Moda Spira is her return to solo performing. She plans to support the album with selected dates, both alone and with multi-media pop up shows, featuring video, dancers, live painting and other surprises.“Moda Spira is my first solo venture in ten years,” Phillips says. “The songs are all dear to me, so I gave myself permission to be vulnerable. If you're feeling down and lost, this record will let you know that you're not alone and help you to keep moving forward.”http://www.ModaSpira.com This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rickleejames.substack.com/subscribe

Moda Spira What You Need Music Video: https://youtu.be/2KAdQyN8gUM On this episode of Voices In My Head I had the privilege of sitting down for a conversation with a truly awesome lady, Latifah Phillips. Latifah Phillips, aka Moda Spira, has a long resume that includes time as a solo artist and work with Page CXVI, a band that reinterprets traditional hymns, the indie rock band Autumn Film and Sola-Mi, an experimental trio. She has produced albums for indie artists, including A Boy & His Kite, helping them place “Cover Your Tracks” on the soundtrack for Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part II. Her songs have been featured on One Tree Hill, The Gates, Lifetime Films and the film The House at the End of the Street. She’s also composed incidental music for MTV and E! Moda Spira is her return to solo performing. She plans to support the album with selected dates, both alone and with multi-media pop up shows, featuring video, dancers, live painting and other surprises. “Moda Spira is my first solo venture in ten years,” Phillips says. “The songs are all dear to me, so I gave myself permission to be vulnerable. If you’re feeling down and lost, this record will let you know that you’re not alone and help you to keep moving forward.” http://www.ModaSpira.com

Latifah Phillips returns to the StoryMen to spill the beans on her new solo project Moda Spira. She tells us what it's like to work as an independent musician, and what's next for Moda Spira.

Luke & John wrap up Season 1 talking with Latifah Alattas, singer/songwriter and worship leader from the band Page CXVI, about Advent, the liturgical calendar and how she fell into the world of retuning hymns.

Latifah Phillips is behind a lot of projects- Page CXVI, The Autumn Film, Moda Spira, she's the voice behind the concept album SOLA-MI, producer behind A Boy and His Kite, Aaron Strumpel... The list goes on. We talk about crowdfunding, branding, producing, spirituality, the intersection of church and secular music... It's such a great time. itunes RSS