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 The episode discussed on today's Sound Judgment is Near Death: Death Party. Near Death is a Dying For Media production with sales and distribution by Lemonada Media.Nikki Boyer's takeawaysThese are the takeaways from the end of the episode. For more takeaways from all of our guests, subscribe to the Sound Judgment newsletter and visit our blog.  Nikki loves having uncomfortable conversations. She'll ask almost anything, and she'll share herself in order to create a welcoming, inviting environment. The result: healing conversations about the things that matter most. It takes a lot of character to admit to the obstacles that stand in our way of doing our best, most honest work. For Nikki, the obstacle was her mindset: Before podcasting, she was an actress, a voice-over artist, and a TV personality. And, she says, she  was always seeking attention. Creating Dying for Sex changed all that. Now, she says, “I have this person's story to tell and I can't wait to share it with you.” She's no longer chasing the spotlight, but giving a gift. One thing Nikki has learned from doing podcasts about death? A lot of people wait to give themselves permission to do the thing they really want to be doing. And in the end, they regret having put it off. If there's a project you've been putting off, don't wait any longer. Give yourself permission and jump in.Near Death: CreditsNikki Boyer: Dying for Media CEO and cofounder and host, Near DeathKevin Sabbe: Dying For Media cofounder and executive producer, Near DeathReverend Peggy: cohost and executive producerKatie Amanda Keane: producer/writerTommy Fields: head of audioNikki BoyerNikki Boyer is the founder and CEO of Dying For Media and a three-time Emmy® award-winning TV host, producer, actress and podcaster. She created, hosted, and is executive producer of the breakout Wondery podcast, “Dying for Sex,” which won the 2021 Ambie Award for Podcast of the Year — and was named one of Apple's favorite podcasts of 2020.In the midst of the global pandemic, Nikki hosted nearly 200 episodes of Wondery's “The Daily Smile,” a podcast about good news, and recently launched “Call Me Curious” via Wondery+, a lighthearted investigative series that delves into offbeat topics. Nikki cohosts the popular weekly podcast, “Straight Talk with Ross Mathews,” which recently recorded its 400th episode. Nikki cohosted the 2021 Ambie Awards show and was a regular guest contributor to The Wendy Williams Show for over eight seasons. She has appeared on virtually every major television talk show, most recently as a guest on The Drew Barrymore Show, supporting the launch of “Call Me Curious.” Along with Kevin Sabbe, she co-created and was co-executive producer of Step Girlfriends, a television concept based on her real life, optioned by CBS Studios. Nikki made her mark hosting Yahoo!'s ultra-popular Daytime in No Time, where she was the most watched host on the internet during the series' five-year run. Follow Nikki Boyer: www.dyingformedia.comwww.nikkiboyer.comInstagram: @nikkiboyer LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikki-boyer-6873b847/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/itsnikkiboyer If you liked this episode, you'll love: Sound Judgment Season 2/Episode 10: How to Tell the Truth: The Art of Memoir with Dana BlackSound Judgment Season 2/Episode 2: Standing Ovation Host Jay Baer: How to Craft a Million-Dollar StorySound Judgment Season 1/Episode 8: How Top Hosts Hook Listeners in 60 Seconds or Less We need your support! Please give Sound Judgment a five-star rating and a review on Apple Podcasts. We're grateful.The Sound Judgment team is: Host & Producer: Elaine Appleton GrantProduction Assistant: Audrey NelsonAudio engineer/sound designer: Kevin KlinePodcast manager: Tina BassirCover art by Sarah EdgellSound Judgment is a production of Podcast Allies, LLCContact UsTo contact us with questions, collaborations, media interviews, speaking engagements, or sponsorships, write to us at allies@podcastallies.com. We encourage your voice memos! Click the microphone icon at soundjudgmentpodcast.com. To follow Elaine Appleton Grant and the show: Subscribe to the Sound Judgment newsletter, about creative choices in audio storytellingSound Judgment websiteElaine's LinkedInElaine's FacebookSound Judgment Instagramhttp://podcastallies.com  Podcast Allies is a boutique production and consulting company making magical podcasts for NGOs and nonprofits, higher ed, and media organizations. 

Nikki Boyer created the podcast Dying For Sex, which was named Podcast of the Year by the Ambies. Now, she's introducing us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly 2,000 people. A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki the most riveting end-of-life stories from her 20-year career in spiritual care, with one goal in mind: to help everyone be a little less afraid of death.  In this episode, our hosts discuss the origin story of their unlikely friendship.  To hear more of Near Death, head to https://lemonadamedia.com/show/near-death/See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.

Nikki Boyer created the podcast Dying For Sex, which was named Podcast of the Year by the Ambies. Now, she's introducing us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly 2,000 people. A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki the most riveting end-of-life stories from her 20-year career in spiritual care, with one goal in mind: to help everyone be a little less afraid of death. In this premiere episode, Nikki shares the wild, supernatural moments leading up to her best friend Molly's death and the odd thing Molly asked Nikki to do for her after she died. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nikki Boyer created the podcast Dying For Sex, which was named Podcast of the Year by the Ambies. Now, she's introducing us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly 2,000 people. A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki the most riveting end-of-life stories from her 20-year career in spiritual care, with one goal in mind: to help everyone be a little less afraid of death. In this premiere episode, Nikki shares the wild, supernatural moments leading up to her best friend Molly's death and the odd thing Molly asked Nikki to do for her after she died. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nikki Boyer created the podcast Dying For Sex, which was named Podcast of the Year by the Ambies. Now, she's introducing us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly 2,000 people. A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki the most riveting end-of-life stories from her 20-year career in spiritual care, with one goal in mind: to help everyone be a little less afraid of death. In this premiere episode, Nikki shares the wild, supernatural moments leading up to her best friend Molly's death and the odd thing Molly asked Nikki to do for her after she died. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nikki Boyer created the podcast Dying For Sex, which was named Podcast of the Year by the Ambies. Now, she's introducing us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly 2,000 people. A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki the most riveting end-of-life stories from her 20-year career in spiritual care, with one goal in mind: to help everyone be a little less afraid of death.  In this episode, our hosts discuss the origin story of their unlikely friendship.  To hear more of Near Death, head to https://lemonadamedia.com/show/near-death/  See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.

Nikki Boyer created the podcast Dying For Sex, which was named Podcast of the Year by the Ambies. Now, she's introducing us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly 2,000 people. A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki the most riveting end-of-life stories from her 20-year career in spiritual care, with one goal in mind: to help everyone be a little less afraid of death.  In this episode, our hosts discuss the origin story of their unlikely friendship.  To hear more of Near Death, head to https://lemonadamedia.com/show/near-death/See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.

Nikki Boyer created the podcast Dying For Sex, which was named Podcast of the Year by the Ambies. Now, she's introducing us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly 2,000 people. A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki the most riveting end-of-life stories from her 20-year career in spiritual care, with one goal in mind: to help everyone be a little less afraid of death.  In this episode, our hosts discuss the origin story of their unlikely friendship.  To hear more of Near Death, head to https://lemonadamedia.com/show/near-death/  See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.

Nikki Boyer created the podcast Dying For Sex, which was named Podcast of the Year by the Ambies. Now, she's introducing us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly 2,000 people. A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki the most riveting end-of-life stories from her 20-year career in spiritual care, with one goal in mind: to help everyone be a little less afraid of death.  In this episode, our hosts discuss the origin story of their unlikely friendship.  To hear more of Near Death, head to https://lemonadamedia.com/show/near-death/See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.

Nikki Boyer created the podcast Dying For Sex, which was named Podcast of the Year by the Ambies. Now, she's introducing us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly 2,000 people. A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki the most riveting end-of-life stories from her 20-year career in spiritual care, with one goal in mind: to help everyone be a little less afraid of death.  In this episode, our hosts discuss the origin story of their unlikely friendship.  To hear more of Near Death, head to https://lemonadamedia.com/show/near-death/    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you were expecting some sad, depressing podcast about death - this isn't it! Welcome to “Near Death”, where creator Nikki Boyer introduces us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly two thousand people - including Molly Kochan, from Nikki's award-winning Wondery series, “Dying For Sex.” A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki interesting and life-affirming stories from her twenty year career. Get ready to laugh, cry and hear about angels, vampires, ghosts and more! “Near Death” is available now, wherever you get your podcasts!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If you were expecting some sad, depressing podcast about death - this isn't it! Welcome to “Near Death”, where creator Nikki Boyer introduces us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly two thousand people - including Molly Kochan, from Nikki's award-winning Wondery series, “Dying For Sex.” A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki interesting and life-affirming stories from her twenty year career. Get ready to laugh, cry and hear about angels, vampires, ghosts and more! “Near Death” is available now, wherever you get your podcasts!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nikki Boyer created the podcast Dying For Sex, which was named Podcast of the Year by the Ambies. Now, she's introducing us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly 2,000 people. A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki the most riveting end-of-life stories from her 20-year career in spiritual care, with one goal in mind: to help everyone be a little less afraid of death.  In this episode, our hosts discuss the origin story of their unlikely friendship.  To hear more of Near Death, head to https://lemonadamedia.com/show/near-death/  See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.

Nikki Boyer created the podcast Dying For Sex, which was named Podcast of the Year by the Ambies. Now, she's introducing us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly 2,000 people. A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki the most riveting end-of-life stories from her 20-year career in spiritual care, with one goal in mind: to help everyone be a little less afraid of death.  In this episode, our hosts discuss the origin story of their unlikely friendship.  To hear more of Near Death, head to https://lemonadamedia.com/show/near-death/See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.

Nikki Boyer created the podcast Dying For Sex, which was named Podcast of the Year by the Ambies. Now, she's introducing us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly 2,000 people. A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki the most riveting end-of-life stories from her 20-year career in spiritual care, with one goal in mind: to help everyone be a little less afraid of death.  In this episode, our hosts discuss the origin story of their unlikely friendship.  To hear more of Near Death, head to https://lemonadamedia.com/show/near-death/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you were expecting some sad, depressing podcast about death - this isn't it! Award-winning creator Nikki Boyer introduces us to Reverend Peggy, who has been present for the final moments of nearly two thousand people - including Molly Kochan, from Wondery's “Dying For Sex.” A lead chaplain at one of the world's most renowned hospitals, Peggy shares with Nikki interesting and life-affirming stories from her twenty year career. Get ready to laugh, cry and hear about angels, vampires, ghosts and more! “Near Death” is available now, wherever you get your podcasts!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this continuing exploration of the theological term "eschatology", or the study of death, judgment, and the End Times, Reverend Peggy and Reverend Sarah take a big-picture look at the liberal-religious perspective on the end of the world. With climate collapse forming a clear and present danger to life on earth, how do we reclaim our agency and take our role in preventing Apocalypse seriously?Questions on this big topic? Suggestions for our ministers? Write to us, please! Operators are standing by at podcast@ccny.org and ready to hear from you. If you enjoy this show, please support CCNY broadcasting by liking, subscribing, and leaving a comment, rating or review. 

"Eschatology" is the theological term for matters related to death, judgment, and the final destiny of the soul and humankind. We are dividing this big topic into two shows, so stay tuned for Eschatology part two.In this episode, you'll hear Reverend Peggy and Reverend Sarah discuss one of religion's biggest questions: what happens after we die? How does this mystery make our lives richer and can we learn to live with the unknown? Tune in for some inspiration from Unitarian-Universalist ministers on how this question appears in daily life and some strategies to tackle it.Questions for our hosts? Comments? Suggestions? Write back to us at podcast@ccny.org. This episode is also available on Community Church's YouTube channel at youtube.com/c/ccnyuu.  Support liberal-religious broadcasting by liking, subscribing, and leaving us a rating or review.

Theology: the study of the nature of God and religious belief.Hope & Heresy is a show all about theology, and our entire last season focused on visions of the Divine (check it out!), so why do we need to define the term? Excellent question. On this episode, Reverend Sarah and Reverend Peggy argue that defining theology in a liberal-religious context is a necessary ingredient to gaining greater understanding of your own beliefs. Discussing theology is deeply personal -- perhaps even more personal than discussing sex! -- and being prepared with language and vocabulary can facilitate deeper and more meaningful conversations.Thoughts on this season's guide to theological terms? Questions for our ministers? Please feel welcome to write back to us at podcast@ccny.org! 

"Theodicy": conventionally understood as a defense of God in face of the knowledge of human suffering. What is the liberal-religious definition of theodicy and how do we understand it in the context of our very current moment of suffering and trauma caused by the 2020-2021 coronavirus pandemic? Join Reverend Sarah and Reverend Peggy to learn more about this foundational theological concept. Write back to us at podcast@ccny.org!

It's the final installment in our season-long exploration of aspects of the divine! Throughout this season, Reverend Sarah and Reverend Peggy have deeply contemplated and discussed the possibilities of the divine and humans' relationship to it.  Today we discuss our motivation for embarking on this season-long project and the lessons we've taken away as these conversations have become part of our own spiritual practice. Over and over, we've returned to the idea that our conception of the divine affects how we relate to others and to our environment. A vision of the divine that includes messiness, imperfection, and continuous formation allows us to imagine grace for ourselves and others. The divine is discovered through human connection. We invite you to connect with us by emailing us at podcast@ccny.org to share thoughts on this season or ideas for what you'd like to hear in our next season, scheduled to begin this fall. Please stay tuned for a few special episodes over the summer!This episode is also available on all YouTube at youtube.com/c/ccnyuu. Thank you for spending your time with us. To support CCNY's broadcasting program, please consider subscribing, rating, or leaving a comment or review. 

Throughout our season-long exploration of the divine and its many expressions, Reverend Sarah and Reverend Peggy have often returned to the idea that our vision of the divine substantially affects how we move in the world. On today's episode, the conversation picks up the theme of "process theology" from last week's show and moves into a discussion of humans and the divine as co-creators. From making art to planting gardens to cooking meals for family and friends, humans are constantly creating (and destroying) our own world. What lessons about the divine does this insight hold?To open this episode, Reverend Sarah references the poem "The Shield of Achilles" by W.H. Auden. You can read the poem in full here: https://poets.org/poem/shield-achilles. This episode also discusses the art and spiritual practice of mandala-making. This video depicts the construction and destruction of a mandala and may be of interest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10084L3Pqsc.Hope & Heresy is also available on YouTube at youtube.com/c/ccnyuu. Write back to us at podcast@ccny.org and if you like the show and its message, please consider helping us reach more people by liking, subscribing, or leaving a review or comment. 

Happy Easter from Hope & Heresy! On today's episode, Reverend Sarah and Reverend Peggy spend time with the story of Holy Week and Easter. While Reverend Peggy identifies as Christian, Reverend Sarah does not and this episode reflects the complexity that is encompassed by Unitarian-Universalism. History and sociology blend with reflection and theology as we move from Palm Sunday through to Easter Sunday. The Easter story has much to teach us about loss, grief, redemption, and the nature of human bonds. Join us to revisit this foundational Christian narrative from a perspective that allows for nuance.Thoughts on this episode? Write to us at podcast@ccny.org. You can find Hope & Heresy on YouTube at youtube.com/c/ccnyuu. If you feel moved to support CCNY broadcasting, subscribing, rating, and leaving a review is an excellent way to do so. 

Chag Pesach sameach! Reverend Peggy and Reverend Sarah each grew up observing Passover in mixed-faith families. This week on Hope & Heresy, we take a close look at the Passover story and what it means to our ongoing investigation of the many aspects of the divine. When the divine appears in our lives to liberate us, how do we respond? What lessons does this timeless story have to teach us this year? Join us for a conversation that will encourage you to think deeply about your relationship to oppression and liberation. This episode is also available on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/BSc5U-m9Apc. If you enjoy the show, write back to us at podcast@ccny.org. We really appreciate your engagement and support; if you have a moment, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving a review. 

Our modern liberal-religious beliefs do not encompass "the divine right of kings", but as humans living in societies we are drawn toward certain ideas about power and those who exercise it. On today's episode, Reverend Peggy and Reverend Sarah take up the thorny question of the relationship between human power and the divine. What are we looking for in our earthly figures of power? What are we lacking? Join us for a conversation that unites history, theology, and personal experience to untangle a significant philosophical question.This episode is also available on YouTube at https://youtu.be/q8fy9ahL4x8. Please write back to us at podcast@ccny.org. If you enjoy the show, a great way to support CCNY's broadcasting program is by subscribing, rating, or leaving a review. 

This episode picks up themes explored in the previous show, "Divine Hunter", as Hope & Heresy continues our season-long exploration of aspects of the divine. Today, Reverend Sarah and Reverend Peggy are talking about a liberal religious approach to the relationship between the divine and free will. If we do not accept the Calvinist doctrine of pre-destination, then how do we understand our own and others' choices in life? This episode will encourage you to think differently about common cultural responses to moments of choice, surprise, and loss.This episode is also available on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/mmbwNOMVAfk. Write back to us at podcast@ccny.org. If you enjoy the show, please consider supporting us by reviewing and subscribing. 

Reverend Peggy and Reverend Sarah continue our season-long exploration of aspects of the divine, always from a liberal-religious perspective that centers love and justice. This week, we're talking about the experience of being hunted, or given a mission, by the divine. How will you recognize this experience when it happens? What does it feel like? How can we manage a greater receptivity to the world, when that comes with feelings of deep pain? Settle in for a conversation that will stimulate your mind and heart. The themes of this episode will be continued next week. This episode is also available on Youtube at: https://youtu.be/9WKANU9_9ww. Write back to us at podcast@ccny.org and remember to subscribe, rate, and review if you enjoy the show.

Our season-long exploration of the divine continues, as Reverend Sarah and Reverend Peggy discuss divine retribution from a liberal religious perspective. What is the relationship between divine love and divine retribution or justice? What does a Universalist understanding, in which everyone is loved and saved,  have to offer in our complex modern day political landscape? This episode will challenge you to see questions of justice, punishment, and consequences from a new angle that centers love and care for all. This episode is also available on Youtube at: https://youtu.be/tXBFMGVElgQ. Please rate and review our show if you enjoy it, and remember to write back to us at podcast@ccny.org!

Happy holidays from Hope & Heresy! In our season 2 finale, Reverend Peggy and Reverend Sarah discuss the complexities of Christmas celebrations in the United States for liberal religious people. Looking at the original Scriptural source material for the Christmas story, forces that shaped this mythology over time, and the way the holiday is interpreted by American families today, this episode offers a fresh take on the big question of crafting a Christmas celebration that is both true to the meaning of the holiday and inclusive of people from many different backgrounds.This episode is also available on YouTube at https://youtu.be/0Zk3Rb1c9h4. Write back to us at podcast@ccny.org. 

It's a special day for Hope & Heresy as Reverend Peggy and Reverend Sarah welcome their first guest to the show. Reverend Mack Brandon of Metropolitan A.M.E. Zion Church in Ridgewood, NJ, joins us to discuss music, anti-racism, self-care, and the ever-changing role of ministers in the struggle for social justice.  This episode is also available on YouTube at https://youtu.be/rZZuToG1gKE. Write back to us at podcast@ccny.org! 

In the early 20th century, Community Church's famed minister John Haynes Holmes went on a ten-day spiritual retreat to determine his vision for the church. Would a woman minister have the option to do the same thing? On this episode of Hope & Heresy: Life on the Religious Left, 21st century ministers Reverend Peggy and Reverend Sarah discuss their lives as working women. How can we continue to move our spiritual and work communities toward structures that are supportive to the challenges of women's lives? This episode is also available on YouTube at https://youtu.be/OhTSJBhvTac. Write back to us at podcast@ccny.org!

As a very different type of Thanksgiving holiday approaches in the United States, Reverend Sarah and Reverend Peggy discuss cultural narratives and the opportunities they provide for healing and growth.In this episode, Reverend Sarah mentions a group spiritual development experience she is participating in at the moment. If you're interested in learning more about these circles run by Rev. Ian White Maher, please visit The Seeker's Table website at theseekerstable.com.For an introduction to Joseph Campbell and The Power of Myth, please see this excerpt: https://billmoyers.com/content/ep-1-joseph-campbell-and-the-power-of-myth-the-hero%E2%80%99s-adventure-audio/.This episode is also available on Youtube at: https://youtu.be/IEzUdwB8UY0! Write back to us at podcast@ccny.org. 

Election Week 2020 was a time of deep uncertainty and division in the United States. In this episode, recorded before a victory was announced for President-Elect Biden, Reverend Sarah and Reverend Peggy discuss the road that led to this moment. In a world where the truth itself is contested, what is the role of liberal religion? And what does liberal religion have to show us about the path forward?This episode is also available on Youtube at: https://youtu.be/sSamlkkT698. Write back to us at podcast@ccny.org!

On the eve of a momentous election in the United States, the founding figures, documents, and ideals of America are under scrutiny. In this episode, recorded October 30, 2020, Reverend Sarah and Reverend Peggy offer a liberal religious perspective on civic engagement and what lies ahead for our country. What is the dream of America and how can we work together to see its fulfillment?This episode is also available on Youtube: https://youtu.be/DiFnliiUk0I. Write back to us at podcast@ccny.org!

As news headlines swirl about religion and its role in public life, Reverend Sarah and Reverend Peggy take a step back to examine the bigger picture. What is religion? How are religion and spirituality connected? And what is the role of community-building in religious practice?Enjoy this timeless conversation about the sociology of religion, presented from a perspective that centers equality and liberation for all.Hope & Heresy is also available on YouTube at https://youtu.be/1cjSDkXZOF0! Write back to us at podcast@ccny.org.

Welcome to Season 2 of "Hope & Heresy: Life on the Religious Left"! Our hosts, Reverend Sarah Lenzi and Reverend Peggy Clarke, wrestle with contemporary issues using history and theology as guides. This is a show for everyday people who want to reclaim religion and live meaningfully without arbitrary doctrine.In our season opener, Reverend Peggy and Reverend Sarah discuss the role of religion in politics. History provides a framework for understanding what "separation of church and state" means, but how can liberal religious people navigate this complicated world while keeping spiritual values front and center? Stay tuned for more podcast episodes and topical discussions. For those who prefer YouTube, Hope & Heresy is also available in video form: https://youtu.be/q_cd0G07y3M