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Interview with Nicole Smith of the Women's Work Festival. She has lived in and/or travelled around beautiful places like Australia, New Brunswick, Peru and the Eaton Centre, but is now based in Cambridge, ON, where she is from. She is a writer and theatre creator who spends most of her time distracted by the internet. Nicole studied theatre at the University of Guelph and spent 2016-2018 working as a Producer for Pat the Dog Theatre Creation. She is founding Artistic Producer of Sonderlust, a theatre collective dedicated to the creation of original work and the staging of women's stories. Her work has been supported by the Canada Council, the Ontario Arts Council, the Metcalf Foundation, the Shaw Festival, Canadian Stage, mammalian diving reflex and Pat the Dog. With a mandate focused primarily on broadening a perspective and engaging the community, Nicole is thrilled to share more about Sonderlust's creation processes with the Women's Work Festival and St. John's community this year.Originally broadcast on August 14, 2023 on CHMR 93.5 FM in St. John's, and on other great stations across the country.  Check out As Loved Our Fathers, the latest book from Write Project host Matthew LeDrew: https://amzn.to/3HB7BABIt's a hunt for the Holy Grail taken on by an American Anthropologist and a Newfoundland History professor that unveils hidden secrets within Newfoundland history! Support the showListen on CHMR online at http://www.chmr.ca/​This program, and others like it, are helped by support from viewers and fans on Patreon. Consider helping support Engen Books on Patreon for as little as $1.00 a month for excellent rewards, including books! https://www.patreon.com/engenbooks​Checkout Engen titles at http://www.engenbooks.com/​The Write Project signup for FREE book: http://eepurl.com/c8W9OTEngen Horror Society Signup for FREE book: http://eepurl.com/c8YemrFantasy Files signup for FREE book: http://eepurl.com/c8X4zLEngen's Science-Fiction Newsletter for FREE book: http://eepurl.com/ir5JmgThis recording copyright © 2023 Matthew LeDrew

There are rare people in the world who find value in broken things. Seeing value in what others deem worthless can translates to how we see people. In today's episode, spiritual director and coach Sarah Heath discusses the physical labor of restoring old things, the need to walk with others in transition, and how making space for others and ourselves gives us a sense of belonging in the world.Learn more about Sarah at https://revsarahheath.com/Connect with Sarah on Social Media @revsarahheath  Let me know on Instagram at @coach_chrisrodriguez. For all episodes and info about my coaching program, visit me at www.coachchrisrodriguez.com.Looking to cultivate soulful expressions in your life? Join Coach Chris Rodriguez for Soul-Life Balance Masterclass at https://coachchrisrodriguez.com/soul-life-balance/.Be sure to subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform!Sarah Heath is an ordained United Methodist clergywoman. Originally from Canada, Sarah attended Duke Divinity School, earning her Master of Divinity degree in 2005.Sarah is a church consultant and one-on-one coach, helping people make space for their dreams and passions, negotiate faith shifts, and find meaning in the in-between times. She is the host and creator of several podcasts, including “Making Spaces” and “Sonderlust” and co-host of “Your Favorite Aunts” and “REVcovery” She is the author of two books What's Your Story? and The Authenticity Challenge.Sarah's work challenges people to make space for themselves and others, literally and figuratively. You can usually find her with her beloved dog somewhere in Oregon, working on restoring her 1973 airstream in her off time. 

If you do not know who you are, the world will tell you who you are. And If you lead from a place of who you think you should be instead of who you truly are, it will take a toll on you and those around you. There is immense effort put into editing instead of owning your multiplicities, leaving you exhausted and confused. You also give up your power and give up what is most sacred in you when you do not make room for embracing the beautiful multiplicities in you and in all of us when you filter yourself. But when you begin to unpack the burdens you carry that impact how you show up in the world, you can embrace all of your multiplicities instead of trying to fit into a mold of what you think the world wants you to be.It can take a lot of effort sorting through the noise and the baggage you carry to figure out who you are and to embrace all of your identities.My guest today hit a wall in her own life and found the power of embracing all of her multiplicities instead of trying to fit into a mold that never really fit her. Reverend Sarah Heath is an ordained United Methodist clergywoman. Originally from Canada, Sarah attended Duke Divinity School where she earned her Master of Divinity degree in 2005.Sarah currently serves as church consultant and one on one life coach helping people through transitions in faith and in life.She is the host and creator of the podcasts Making Spaces and Sonderlust, and co-host of Your Favorite Aunts and REVcovery She is also the author of two books What's Your Story? Seeing your Life Through God's Eyes and The Authenticity Challenge.Sarah's work challenges people to tell their story, invite everyone to the table, find restoration instead of demolition, and connect the spiritual within the ordinary.Listen to the full episode to hear:The red flags that Sarah overlooked that spinned eventually into total burnoutHow Sarah reevaluated her relationship to embracing and nurturing her own desires and needsWhy the experience of being lead pastor left Sarah feeling othered and how she is building community nowHow Sarah is redefining what it means for her to be a pastor while owning her multiplicityLearn more about Rev. Sarah Heath:RevSarahHeath.comInstagram: @RevSarahHeathMaking Spaces PodcastSonderlust PodcastREVCovery PodcastYour Favorite Aunts PodcastWhat's Your Story? Seeing your Life Through God's EyesThe Authenticity ChallengeLearn more about Rebecca:rebeccaching.comWork With RebeccaSign up for the weekly Unburdened Leader EmailResources:Enneagram TypesJen HatmakerThe Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma, Bessel Van Der Kolk"This Must Be the Place," Sure SureTed LassoThe ExpanseChristmas VacationBrené BrownGlennon Doyle

It was Janell who first got us talking about Sir Johnny Basketballs so many months ago, and here she is to reap the rewards of the pod's first cause (retiring Johnny Davis's #16 for the Blazers, obvs) on her final appearance! She and Ryan also gush about Kishi Bashi and his fantastic record, Sonderlust. There are a million references to other artists, and a fairly embarrassing few rounds of Why Won't You Answer Me? Recorded May 21, 2020.

We discuss one of Kurt's favorite albums and a surprise guest joins us to discuss one of the most talented artists on the planet, K. Ishibashi. Follow us: Instagram: @babeyougottaseethis Twitter: @BYGSTpod Cover art by: Megan McDillon Intro and outro music by Flwers @flwersband on instagram and twitter Flwers on Youtube --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/babeyougottaseethis/support

Each one of us is struggling to find our way through this strange season brought on by COVID19. Many of us feel stuck—life has been unexpectedly interrupted. This week's guest on The Weight, Rev. Sarah Heath, calls these unexpected and uninvited moments in life “plot twists” because they're not endings, but moments when our story takes a new shape. In this week's conversation we'll hear about what it's like to do ministry in these days and how we can develop a “Theology of Huh.”Sarah, the lead pastor of Costa Mesa UMC in Costa Mesa, California, was born in Canada before moving to Mississippi. She is a graduate of Duke Divinity School and an ordained elder in the California-Pacific Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church. An actor, artist, author, and speaker, Sarah uses her many gifts to share God's love with others. She has written two books, The Authenticity Challenge and What's your Story? Seeing your life through God's Eyes. She shares insights and stories on her podcasts, Sonderlust and Making Space. Learn more about Sarah and her ministry at www.revsarahheath.com.You can find her at:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/revsarahheath/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/minirevsarahheath/Twitter: https://twitter.com/revsarahheathMaking Space Podcast: https://l.instagram.com/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fpodcasts.apple.com%2Fus%2Fpodcast%2Fmaking-spaces-with-rev-sarah-heath%2Fid1502133891&e=ATPaYRBj11S1hNefrJ8UyCW4KiEsNF8aOpmVxQLVPjq1squX1sCztHU23SaP2OcITYqkqIX8q-tOgR5V&s=1

Friends it’s hard to believe it has almost been two years since Sonderlust the Podcast launched! So much has changed, I have made new friends and connected deeper with old friends, I moved, I’ve dated, and perhaps the biggest change is I realized my passion for making spaces for people. I wanted to share the trailer to my new podcast “Making Spaces” and invite you to follow my journey as I try to bring together people from all different walks of life who either through their design work, or through the way they create community are helping to make space for people in a time when we need it most. I look forward to connecting with you!Please subscribe on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts and while you are at it please leave us a review so others can find the show! Thank you for all you’ve done to help me find my bliss!

Kishi Bashi is the pseudonym of singer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter Kaoru Ishibashi. Kaoru studied film scoring at Berklee College of Music before becoming a renowned violinist. Kishi Bashi is also the singer and founding member of the New York electronic rock outfit, Jupiter One. In 2011, he started to record and perform as a solo artist, opening for Sondre Lerche, Alexi Murdoch, and of Montreal. He supported of Montreal on their spring 2012 tour. Shortly after Ishibashi debuted his full-length solo album "151a" on Indianapolis label Joyful Noise Recordings, NPR All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen listed Kishi Bashi as his favorite new artist of 2012 noting that he created "a radiant, uplifting soundscape" with songs such as "Bright Whites." Kishi Bashi has since been invited to play in major festivals such as SXSW and Austin City Limits and gone on an extensive US tour with supporting acts such as The Last Bison (from his native Hampton Roads, Virginia). In early 2013, Kishi Bashi held a North American tour across the United States and Canada, continuing in EU and UK in spring 2013. In 2014 Kishi Bashi released his own line of coffee through Jittery Joe's called Royal Daark Blend. Each purchase comes with an exclusive song download. 2016 saw Kishi Bashi release his new album "Sonderlust" live on NPR's All Songs Considered. His latest album Omoiyari was released May 31st and available on all platforms. Learn more at www.kishibashi.com. Rockstar Violinist is the Electric Violin Shop podcast, hosted by Matt Bell and featuring interviews with the most creative and noteworthy electric strings performing and recording artists. Electric Violin Shop is the world leader in amplified strings. Shop at www.electricviolinshop.com or contact us at info@electricviolinshop.com for advice.

Click here to keep up with the latest Goose News: http://wildgoosefestival.org/signup/ Sarah Heath interviews Alexia Salvatierra about what is really happening at the border. What is the difference between refugee and asylum, who do children belong to once parents are deported, and how do we find hope? Rev. Alexia Salvatierra is the author with Dr. Peter Heltzel of Faith-Rooted Organizing: Mobilizing the Church in Service to the World (Intervarsity Press). She is a Lutheran Pastor with over 40 years of experience in congregational and community ministry, including church-based service and community development programs, congregational and community organizing and legislative advocacy. She is an affiliate professor at Fuller Theological Seminary and adjunct at four other academic institutions. In addition to coordinating the Guardian Angels Project and assisting at Hope Lutheran Church, she serves as a consultant (training, facilitating, organizing and leading strategic planning) for a variety of national/international organizations, including World Vision, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship and the Christian Community Development Association. She is a national leader in immigrant justice, co-founder of the New Sanctuary Movement, the Evangelical Immigration Table and M25 (Matthew 25/Mateo 25).   Rev. Sarah Heath currently serves First United Methodist Church in Costa Mesa California, where she is the lead pastor for a church re-start and revitalization. Along with being a pastor Sarah is a speaker and a writer. She is the author of “What’s Your Story? Seeing your life through God’s eyes” and “The Authenticity Challenge: 21 days to a more content life.” She is the host of Sonderlust the podcast. You can hear Sarah featured on the litrugists podcast, Homebrewed Christianity, A tiny Revolution with Kevin Garcia and other podcasts or catch her on youtube with buzzfeed for ask a pastor anything. www.revsarahheath.com

My friend Rev Sarah Heath returns to the podcast today. This time Sarah reflects on the year she took out exploring 'Sonderlust' - finding her bliss, exploring her identity, where she wanted to work, issues with dating, and stepping out into the world and living - and sharing it all publicly on a podcast every two weeks .  In this episode Sarah unpacks the lessons she's learned on her journey, and some of the experiences she has had - both joyful and painful, and some of the opportunities it's opened up for her. We discuss her work with a dating coach and how that's impacted not only her dating life, but her relationship with both herself and others. And we unpack how this journey has changed her, what she really feels passionate about and led to, and where her life is taking her next.  Sarah's is a challenging and inspiring story, a story of risk, adventure and commitment to inner growth. Sarah has a lot of wisdom for us all on how to explore our own paths, and discover our true divine self.  

On this final episode of Sonderlust the Podcast, Sarah revisits each of the four areas of the challenge and discusses how she’s grown over the past year. And she does it with three of her favorite people: John (her life coach), her mom, and previous guest Rev. Lisa Yebuah from the episode, "Dating a Lady of the Clothe."Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.To listen to all the episodes of Sonderlust, visit SonderlustThePodcast.com.

On this episode, Sarah calls up her friend and former intern, Abby, to talk about the new experiences she’s facing from working with a dating coach. Sarah also calls up her best friend (and life coach) John to talk about her dating insecurities. You’ll hear part of that conversation in this episode, but we’re saving the full conversation for the season finale. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

This episode marks the one-year anniversary of Sonderlust the Podcast. It was a year ago, on Sarah’s 37th birthday, that John and her had the phone call that would set this whole challenge in motion. So now, as Sarah celebrates her 38th birthday, she’s taking this episode to look back at how it all started (yes, we’re going to play snippets of her first conversation with John), and listening to the words of her friends as they embrace her with birthday messages of love and encouragement as she moves forward. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

Throughout this entire 52-week challenge, the most difficult part for Sarah has been improving her dating life. So, she decided to work with a dating coach, and is now in what she refers to as “dating bootcamp.” But as awkward as it might be, Sarah is finding that there is plenty to learn - from her coach, about her dates, and most importantly, about herself. So in this episode, Sarah calls up her big brother Jonathan to get some advice. They talk through the struggles both of them have had over the years in finding and keeping relationships, and what the road ahead looks like for Sarah. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

On this episode, Sarah continues her conversation with Jonathan Martin about her feelings of burnout, and what it takes to feel alive again. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

Sarah has been in ministry for a long time. And, as is often the case, people who “do ministry” every day get to a point where they just need to take a break. The relentless pace is just unsustainable. That, along with the normal pressures of everyday life, can leave a person feeling completely overwhelmed. Jonathan Martin knows all about this. After starting a church, pastoring, going through a divorce, moving, writing, pastoring some more, and in the process of it all, finding himself again, Jonathan is the perfect person to talk to Sarah about her decision to take a renewal leave from the church.This is part 1 of a 2-part conversation. On this episode, Jonathan helps Sarah realize that by taking a renewal leave, she’s doing the right thing - for herself, her relationships, and her ministry. The best thing she can do is learn how to slow down … and … just … stop. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

In this episode we discuss strategies to manage the risks that entrepreneurs must take. Special guest: Mona McPhee, travel and tourism attorney at Miller Nash Graham & Dunn. Music by: Forgotten Sol (opening theme, outro) Chris Stromquist Alex Danovitch Music feature: Kishi Bashi, "Ode to My Next Life" from the 2016 album Sonderlust

In an effort to get her dating life back on track, and to continue pushing herself outside her comfort zone, Sarah visits her friend Kevin who reads her tarot cards. Kevin is a trained reader and believes he does it through the Holy Spirit, but even still, this was quite uncomfortable for Sarah.And then she has a conversation with Lisa Shield, an expert dating coach in L.A. who is currently finishing up her first book, “Naked Dating.” Lisa talks to Sarah about love, divorce, marriage and the significance of becoming the person that others will find attractive. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

Recently, Sarah got word that - due to an ADHD diagnosis - her brain isn’t exactly what she thought it was. And her best friend John - who has had 14 concussions - is also dealing with his own brain-related trauma. So in this episode, Sarah and John invite you into an honest and vulnerable processing conversation. John shares about his ongoing battle with depression, and Sarah comes to grips with the overwhelming feeling that at the end of the day, she’s just not doing enough. And as these best friends reveal their struggles and share hopeful words, they both come to the realization that because of these lifetime conditions, they have an entirely new set of coping skills to learn. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

In 1998, Sarah graduated from Oak Grove High School in southern Mississippi. She was in the yearbook Hall of Fame, was voted Most Likely to Succeed by her peers, and had no aspirations of ever becoming a pastor.But now, 20 years later, Sarah is going back for her reunion. And through the experience she comes to the conclusion that in order to find happiness in her future, she must first find peace and happiness in her past.So in this episode, Sarah talks about her fears and insecurities with her good friend Brian Ford (a Southwest pilot, former nurse and deep thinker) and then gets the wise and loving parental perspective from Dr. Robert and Mrs. Christine Heath. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts. For more, visit SonderlustThePodcast.com.

Last week, Sarah attended a wedding with her friends Logan Grubbs (a priest) and Blake McIver (an actor). When the wedding was finished, Sarah recorded conversations with them about what it looks like to maintain a sense of worth, when everything in our culture is fighting against that very idea.Then, Sarah decided to catch up with her best friend John. As always, John provided a listening ear as Sarah talked through some of her current fears and struggles, and in turn, John - like the great life coach that he is - gave Sarah all the wisdom. Wherever you are in this journey of life, be encouraged and know you’re not alone. You matter. You have worth. And you are loved. You can follow Logan on Instagram and Twitter, and you can see what movies Blake has been in, and then follow him on Instagram and Twitter.Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts. We also want to say THANK YOU SO MUCH to everyone who backed our Kickstarter. Thanks to you, we surpassed our goal (109%!!) and now we get to make the rest of Season 1. We are so grateful for your support!For more info and other great episodes, visit SonderlustThePodcast.com

Jeffrey Lawler is many things…an athlete, spartan warrior, former trainer, theologian and entrepreneur. But he’s also someone who deeply believes in the importance of taking sabbatical time, especially when it comes to social media and technology. Earlier this year, Jeffrey turned off his phone and didn’t pick it back up for thirty days! So in this conversation, Sarah and Jeffrey dig into the importance of going on social media fasts, and why doing this consistently is part of the way that Jeffrey has chosen to live his life. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts. If you’d like to support the show and make sure the rest of Season 1 gets made, check out our Kickstarter! Visit http://kck.st/2KpeVzs to learn more.Thanks to all the wonderful people who have already backed the Kickstarter: • David Trotter • Katie Hedd • Dan Staeven • George Bell • Cristi Jernigan • Dan Wiles • Michael Kotick • Laura Dickens Rosenberg • Amy Gutierrez • Andy Kim • Marc Stephenson • Chris & Kim Hawley • Susan SalleyFor more info and other great episodes, visit SonderlustThePodcast.com.

Brady Smith is an actor, a husband (to Tiffany Thiessen), a father (to a daughter and a son), and a friend to Sarah. So in this episode, Sarah and Brady talk about life, work and why spending time with your family is better than anything.Throughout the conversation you’ll hear Sarah and Brady talk about the importance of putting family first, meeting (and dating) someone who might seem intimidating, how Brady got his start in acting, how Brady and Tiffani first got together, finding someone who loves you for being you...not for what you’ve done, making space for the work your significant other is doing, navigating social media as a “public family,” online dating (is it “Bumble" or “Bubble"??), and the little things that make all the difference in a relationship.Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.If you’d like to support the show and make sure the rest of Season 1 gets made, check out our Kickstarter! Visit http://kck.st/2KpeVzs to learn more.

Sonder is the realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own.  Sonderlust is the realization that you are envious of those random passersby because you assume that they are living better lives than you are.  It is also the name of one of my favorite podcasts, hosted by today's guest, my new best friend Sarah Heath. She's a pastor, a speaker who travels all over the United States, and she wrote a great book called What's Your Story. Sonderlust the Podcast explores the journey Sarah is taking after accepting a challenge from her best guy friend John: A year of figuring out exactly how it is she wants to live her life. John gave Sarah four unique challenges, all of which she explores episode-by-episode.  You have to love your job. You need to go on dates. You have to love where you live. You must find friends outside of your work circle.  I loved my conversation with Sarah - she's funny, honest, and wise. Take a listen and then go check out her podcast, but it's a serial podcast, so you have to start with episode one. You can follow Sarah on Instagram, Twitter, or by checking out her website.  Enjoy! 

Sarah Heath returns to talk about her podcast, "Sonderlust". What has it been like to expose her life so honestly every week? Listen and find out, silly goose! We had a blast. Connect with Sarah: Find her book, "Whats Your Story?" HERE. http://revsarahheath.com/ https://twitter.com/revsarahheath Insta: @revsarahheath https://www.facebook.com/paintersarah   Connect with the Bros: -Subscribe to Bros Bibles & Beer on Apple Podcasts-Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts!-https://www.facebook.com/brosbiblesbeer-https://twitter.com/brosbiblesbeer-https://www.brosbiblesbeer.com-Instagram: @brosbiblesbeer-Email: brosbiblesbeer@gmail.comBros Bibles & Beer is: Mr. Jeff Pearson, Mr Scott "the scoot" Hulbert & Mr. Zack KraterEdited by: Zack KraterFind us wherever fine podcasts are distributed. Oh, and tell a friend!Grace. Peace. Cheers!

When Sarah asked her health coach, Bethany Wood, to be on this episode, she had no idea that it would result in an agreement to go on a social media cleanse. But that’s exactly what happened. And now…Sarah is questioning her decision to ever start a podcast. One week with NO social media? But there’s a reason Bethany challenged Sarah to go dark on social media for a week (it all started after watching the “Nosedive” episode of Black Mirror). And now, Sarah wants YOU to join her on this cleanse. Are you in? Here are the rules:For the week after this episode airs (May 1 - May 7), commit to no Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat or any other social media. You can still email, text, listen to podcasts and use the internet in general. But we recommend that you either delete the social media apps from your phone for the week, or just do whatever you can to make the apps less accessible and tempting. Also, turn off all social media notifications and alerts on your phone, iPad or watch so they don’t distract you or make you tempted to check them.You can use the hashtag #sonderlustcleanse when you post your last social media post before going dark, and when the cleanse is done, Sarah and Bethany would love to hear about your experience and what you got out of it. This is going to be fun! (At least that’s what Sarah keeps telling herself…)If you’d like to connect with Bethany, email her at bethanywood.healthcoach@gmail.comSarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts. You can visit us online at SonderlustThePodcast.com.

This week Science Mike talks with Rev. Sarah Heath about life as a woman in ministry. followed by listener questions. Check out Sarah's podcast, Sonderlust.

Welcome to another week of #BlackHistoryMonth encore episodes! Crystal Cheatham is a writer, worshiper, and creator of the new and fantastic Our Bible App. With a story like many of our own, Crystal journeyed out of conservative Christianity and began exploring what faith looks like outside of the narrow worldview of her upbringing, and brought her into the clusterfuck that is second adolescence. Listen up. You're gonna love this. ... You can connect with Crystal on all the social media @CrystalCheatham, on her blog www.CrystalCheatham.com, and with her podcast, "Lord Have Mercy" on the Apple iTunes store. AND You can download the Our Bible App NOW App Store! GO DO IT! ... Become a sustaining partner and learn how to make more queer Christian content possible at www.Patreon.com/theKevinGarcia And connect with me on all the social media @theKevinGarcia, and at www.theKevinGarcia.com. ... You can find Kaleidoscope across social media @kscopepod and at kscopepod.com AND You can find Rev. Sarah Heath's new podcast "Sonderlust" in the apple podcast app, and at www.SonderlustPodcast.com. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/a-tiny-revolution/donations --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tinyrevolution/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My dear friend Sarah Heath returns to the podcast today. Laat summer, challenged by her best friend, Sarah embarked on a journey into herself, going out of her comfort zone, trying to create the life she'd been running from. To find her 'Sonderlust'. (Or, you could say, find her Poema....) Sarah is in the midst of this challenge now - to step back out into the world of dating after hiding away for so long, to be living in a place she loved, and love her work. If in a year she doesn't find happiness and joy, then she's committed to moving wherever her best friend tells her to go. To build happiness or make a drastic change. This journey has led to her creating a podcast to chart her journey publicly, called 'Sonderlust'. The challenge has already brought up lots of issues around dating, realtionships, self-care, health, work, and identity. And she's still figuring this all out. Sarah joins me in the midst of this journey, to share with honesty and wisdom about the lessons she's already learned, the challenges she's faced - and how this is a reflection of all of our journeys, into finding meaning and purpose to our lives, and stepping out of our comfort zones to create the life we've always wanted.  I can't wait for you to hear this episode.

Rev. Sarah Heath, host of the Sonderlust The Podcast, the Bishop of Tapestry at the inaugural #theologybeercamp, and pastor at First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa visit visited North Carolina and sat down with Tripp to talk about her conflicted upbringing (being both a Canadian and from Mississippi), her podcast - Sonderlust - the origins of it, the challenges of dating as a minister, the difficulties of having relationships as an adult, and how to have a life outside of your career. After some fun Sarah and Tripp get deep and talk about the questions that energize her faith, watching her mom go through radiation while in seminary, what happens when the one thing you hang your identity on falls away, and her book, What's Your Story. Plus, can Tripp and Sarah remember what TULIP stands for? Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rev. Sarah Heath, host of the Sonderlust The Podcast, the Bishop of Tapestry at the inaugural #theologybeercamp, and pastor at First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa visit visited North Carolina and sat down with Tripp to talk about her conflicted upbringing (being both a Canadian and from Mississippi), her podcast – Sonderlust – the origins… Read more about The Gift of Being a Minister with Sarah Heath

Its been three months since Sonderlust the Podcast kicked off and Sarah began tackling the challenges given to her by her best friend John. This week we get an update on all of the challenges, and discuss the one that we get the most feedback on, dating. Sarah talks to fellow clergy woman Rev. Lisa Yebuah about what its like to date as a lady of the clothe. You may notice Sarah’s voice changes through out the episode as she battles off the dreaded pre- Christmas cold.

In this episode Taber talks with Kishi Bashi (K for short). This interview is from 2 years ago, before the Tour D'oeuvres Podcast was started. It was the first interview Taber had ever done and as a result he and Jojo decided to make the podcast. To help with the interview, Taber recruited his good friend and previous Tour D'oeuvres guest, Drew Kirby. When this interview was recorded K had just released his 3rd studio album, Sonderlust. Taber and Drew were invited to K's studio to listen to and discuss the album. Unique to this episode is the addition of music throughout the conversation.With his laptop handy K took us through some of the songs on the album and explained different aspects of the writing/recording process. He also shared some of his favorite bands and the groups whose music helped inspire the new album. Other topics include K's background in Jazz, his musical career from his first band, Jupiter One, to playing for Regina Spektor, to joining of Montreal and to eventually headlining tours around the country and around the world. For more info about Kishi Bashi go to www.kishibashi.com 

Crystal Cheatham is a writer, worshiper, and creator of the new and fantastic Our Bible App. With a story like many of our own, Crystal journeyed out of conservative Christianity and began exploring what faith looks like outside of the narrow worldview of her upbringing, and brought her into the clusterfuck that is second adolescence. Listen up. You're gonna love this. ... You can connect with Crystal on all the social media @CrystalCheatham, on her blog www.CrystalCheatham.com, and with her podcast, "Lord Have Mercy" on the Apple iTunes store. AND You can download the Our Bible App this Wednesday, Oct 11, from the App Store! GO DO IT! ... Become a sustaining partner and learn how to make more queer Christian content possible at www.Patreon.com/theKevinGarcia And connect with me on all the social media @theKevinGarcia, and at www.theKevinGarcia.com. ... You can find Rev. Sarah Heath's new podcast "Sonderlust" in the apple podcast app, and at www.SonderlustPodcast.com. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/a-tiny-revolution/donations --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tinyrevolution/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Just Off The Radar, hear some of Kishi Bashi's new album Sonderlust , due out September 16, plus tracks from Joanna Gruesome, tacocat and more. Track listing.... “I’m Done” – Julie Ruin “Yo Soy Punk”- Los Blenders “I Hate The Weekend” – tacocat “Occult Bookshop” – Joanna Gruesome “These Words” – The Lemon Twigs “Horseshoe Crab” – Slothtrust “Quiet Heart” – Postal Blue “Five Miles” – The Curse of Lono “I Do” – Bat For Lashes “Mātesplate ķēdes Impulsa” – Noisettes “Augustine” – Blood Orange “Say Yeah” – Kishi Bashi “Dodged A Bullet” – Alice Jemima “No Zero” – Melarx “If I Could Rule The World” – Alton Ellis