10 Prison Re-Entry: How to Ease a Rough Transition
We speak with a dynamic leader who not only knows how hard the transition is from prison to community at a community level, he knows it from a personal level. too.
69 Drake is Closing – Now What?
What can you do to create a sustainable, just, and carbon-free city?
In Good Faith – At Home 2
In Good Faith panelists Ahriana, Benn and Bruce discuss life at home during the COVID pandemic. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – At Home 1
In Good Faith panelists Ahriana, Jeff and Julia discuss life at home during the COVID pandemic. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
Outdoors with Hiking Bob Podcast: Is a popular outdoor newsletter just negative click-bait?
On this week’s show, Bob and co-host Kevin discuss whether a popular outdoor recreation newsletter is “click-bait”? Bob and Kevin focus on the positive about Colorado and ask why there is so much focus on the negative. Also, they discuss last years accomplishments and look forward to the new year, and upcoming events. Please consider…
Beenie Bits: Chat with my Shaman
When the student is ready, the teacher appears. Boy was I read to meet Barbara about 5 years ago! In my case, a shaman appeared and I had really no clue what that is or does. Tune in today and find out a little more… Do you believe there is more ‘out’ there? Links:…
In Good Faith – Getting to know David Gardiner
In our “getting to know the panelists” series, David Gardiner, Professor of Religion at Colorado College, shares his journey into Buddhism – from seeker to teacher with his long-time colleague and podcast host for the day, Bruce Coriell. David explores the experience of being enraptured by and called to a tradition, the challenging path to ‘second…
In Good Faith – Racial Harmony
How do you define racial harmony? Is it even possible? What would have to happen for racial harmony to be achieved? Ahriana, Walli, Nori and Jeff share their perspectives and challenges, in this week’s “In Good Faith” podcast. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – God’s Favorites
Does it ever seem that God has favorites? Why does it seem some people’s prayers are answered while other people’s prayers are not? Is God fair? Jeff, Nori, and Ahriana discuss this topic on this week’s “In Good Faith” podcast. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – Borders
Borders…what does your faith tradition teach about the legitimacy of borders, vs the universal rights of human beings. This is the question posed to our panel this week! Join us as Walli, Nori, Bruce and Ahriana discuss this important topic. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – Cults and Kids
Are you worried about the religious choices of your child or a friend? How do you protect the people you love and still give them freedom? What defines a cult, occult, or community of faith? Listen as Ahriana, Nori, Bruce and Walli discuss the signs you should watch for. For more information about In Good…
In Good Faith – Parenting Part 2
Parenting is one of life’s greatest joys and also its greatest challenges. Where do parents and children go to find support in today’s chaotic world? This week, on In Good Faith, our panel (Jewish, Christian, Unitarian Universalist and New Thought/Unity) discuss how their respective religions support parents and parenting – and what to look for…
In Good Faith – Parenting Part 1
Parenting is one of life’s greatest joys and also its greatest challenges. Where do parents and children go to find support in today’s chaotic world? This week, on In Good Faith, our panel (Jewish, Christian, Unitarian Universalist and New Thought/Unity) discuss how their respective religions support parents and parenting – and what to look for…
In Good Faith – Science and Spirituality Part 2
This week our panel discusses a question about spirituality and science. Do the two belong in the same conversation? Can science validate spiritual practices? Should science be allowed to overrule spiritual and religious understanding? We are at the crossroads of mystery and fact on this week’s In Good Faith conversation! For more information about In…
In Good Faith – Science and Spirituality Part 1
This week our panel discusses a question about spirituality and science. Do the two belong in the same conversation? Can science validate spiritual practices? Should science be allowed to overrule spiritual and religious understanding? We are at the crossroads of mystery and fact on this week’s In Good Faith conversation! For more information about In…
In Good Faith – Panelist Interview
What does it mean to be Agnostic? Religious Studies Professor, Jeff Scholes, from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs shares a bit about his life, his religious experience and his courageous willingness to sit in the unknown. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – Veterans and Suicide Part 2
The In Good Faith Panel discusses the impact of war on our veterans and the ways in which we might support them as spiritual communities and people of faith. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – Veterans and Suicide Part 1
The In Good Faith Panel discusses the impact of war on our veterans and the ways in which we might support them as spiritual communities and people of faith. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – Sacred Practices and Ceremonies for Fall Part 2
The “In Good Faith” Panel kicks off a new season with an exploration of the sacred ceremonies and practices that celebrate Fall. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – Sacred Practices and Ceremonies for Fall
The “In Good Faith” Panel kicks off a new season with an exploration of the sacred ceremonies and practices that celebrate Fall. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – Pets
For most of us, pets are part of the family. Losing a pet comes with sadness and grief. How do we handle our own feelings – and how do we help our children handle theirs? Is it wrong to have a pet funeral? Join Ahriana, David and Nori as they discuss pets, grief, and the…
In Good Faith – Sin and Hell
What were you taught about evil and wrong-doing? Do you ever wonder if you are on the wrong path and destined to spend eternity suffering fire and brimstone? Listen as our panelists share their unique perspectives on Sin and Hell. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – Tears and Darkness
Do you ever cry at church? Is it hard to face God because you judge yourself as unworthy? This week our panelists address spirituality, emotion and relating to the Divine and each other. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – Asking Hard Questions
Wanting to engage in interfaith dialogue is not the same as doing it. Sometimes it’s difficult to ask the hard questions – especially the ones that spotlight our differences. On this week’s show, our panelists give helpful guidance for those interested in holding deeper, more meaningful conversations. For more information about In Good Faith or…
In Good Faith – Spiritual Truth
What are the most important spiritual teachings in a happy and healthy society? Listen as In Good Faith panelists discuss the impact of religion on social structure and overall well-being. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – Me Too and More
Its “the girls” turn to speak out this week on “In Good Faith.” Rev. Ahriana Platten, Rabbi Walli Carranza and Rev Nori Rost discuss the “MeToo” movement, its importance, and its implications. For more information about In Good Faithor to listen to previous podcasts, go to www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – Eldering
Getting older is challenging. How does our culture honor its elders? How do we “grow old gracefully?” What ceremonies, rites and life passages mark our movement through the years? Is retirement what we really want as we age? Join host Ahriana Platten, and her panelists – Rabbi Walli Carranza, Ceremonial Magician Bryan Gardner, and Buddhist…
In Good Faith – Crazy Religion
Is there some aspect of religion that drives you crazy? Or maybe being nudged outside the confines of rationality isn’t all bad. Are some of the destructive aspects of religious traditions an inescapable counterbalance to everything that is inspiring and good? You won’t want to miss this episode as host, Bruce Coriell, Rev. Dr. Nori…
In Good Faith – Tolerance vs Acceptance
How do you distinguish between tolerance and acceptance? Is tolerance the starting point for a deeper level of acceptance or is it one of the most difficult spiritual practices we are called to in this of world of divisiveness and conflict? Listen in as host, Bruce Coriell, Rev. Dr. Nori Rost and Professor David Gardiner inspire…
In Good Faith – Getting to know Dr. E
In our “getting to know the panelists” series, meet “Dr. E” – or Pastor Eric Sandras of Sanctuary Church. In one of our most captivating interviews, host Ahriana Platten hears the story of the darker years of this Pastor’s journey, including cancer, job loss, and his frustration with God. Don’t worry – this story has…
In Good Faith – Polarization
Are you for or against…whatever? It seems our world is at odds with itself. There are at least two sides to everything – but no real conversation! Everything is right or wrong, black or white. Have we lost our interest in talking to each other? Can we ever resolve anything without understanding. Listen in as…
In Good Faith – Secularism
Is the world becoming more secular? Will secularization bring about the demise of religion? What does religion offer us, anyway? Our panel has a variety of opinions! Listen to this energetic discussion with host Ahriana Platten, Rev. Dr. Nori Rost, and Professor Jeff Scholes. For more information about In Good Faith or to listen to…
In Good Faith – Reincarnation
Whether they believe in it or not, most people are fascinated by the idea of reincarnation. Faiths and individuals have different ways of looking at this possibility. Listen in as Rabbi Walli Carranza, Professor David Gardiner and In Good Faith host, Ahriana Platten, discuss the idea that we live more than one life. For more…
In Good Faith – Heartache
Have you ever experienced heartache? If you’re like most – the answer is yes! Join our host, Ahriana Platten, and In Good Faith panelist, Bruce Coriell, as they discuss overcoming pain, befriending fear, and opening to deep spiritual connection. This is a “not to be missed” episode. Learn more about In Good Faith at www.InGoodFaithConversations.org
In Good Faith – Changing Times
Do you find yourself frustrated with the fast pace of life and the constant changing state of things? This week, on “In Good Faith,” Rabbi Walli Carranza and Professor David Gardiner join our host, Ahriana Platten, in a lively conversation about change, tools we can use to manage it, and what is really making life…
In Good Faith – Morality
What establishes our “moral Compass?” Is morality a religious issue? Is it seated in religious teachings? If there were no religious teachings in our society, would we be without morals or ethics? Host Ahriana Platten discusses this topic with UCCS Associate Professor and Agnostic, Dr. Jeff Scholes, and Jewish Universalist Rabbi, Dr. Walli Carranza on…
In Good Faith – Immortality
Do people turn to religion in order to find and secure immortality? Do we need to learn how to deal with the little deaths in life in order to face our final days? What should faith traditions be teaching about death? Host Ahriana Platten engages in a lively conversation with Rabbi Walli Carranza, Unitarian Universalist…
In Good Faith – Segregation
Why is 11 am on Sunday the most segregated time in America? Martin Luther King asked this question in the 60’s – and we are still asking it today! Host Ahriana Platten discusses church segregation with Unitarian Universalist Minister, Rev. Dr. Nori Rost and Evangelical Leader, Rev. Dr. Steven Todd this week on In Good…
In Good Faith – Helping Others
Today’s panelists talk about missionary work, refugees, and helping those closest to us as well as those around the globe. Is it our job to take care of everyone on the planet? Listen to what Dr. E, Stevangelical, Rabbi Walli and host, Ahriana Platten have to say about it.
In Good Faith – Unitarian Universalism
Rev. Dr. Nori Rost shares the story of her faith journey, the pain that accompanies of praying for healing that never happens, and tells us about her “UU turn” into Unitarian Universalism, in this one-to-one interfaith conversation with In Good Faith host, Ahriana Platten.
In Good Faith – Jewish Universalism
Rabbi Dr. Walli Carranza shares about her faith journey, answers questions about Jewish Universalism, and explains what it means when Jews say they are “God’s Chosen People” in this one-to-one interfaith conversation with In Good Faith host, Ahriana Platten. “In Good Faith” features a panel of religious leaders and educators from different traditions, engaged in…
In Good Faith – The Role of Religion in Society
“In Good Faith” features a panel of religious leaders and educators from different traditions, engaged in interfaith conversation about a variety of subjects, including those based on religious beliefs and those based on the challenges of daily living.
In Good Faith – Prayer
“In Good Faith” features a panel of religious leaders and educators from different traditions, engaged in interfaith conversation about a variety of subjects, including those based on religious beliefs and those based on the challenges of daily living.