Best Multifaithful Podcasts (2025)

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GVAT, IAFP, and Community Organizing with David Barrow 40:37

3h ago40:37

40:37

Lyndon sits down with David Barrow, who is the regional director of the Industrial Areas Foundation Pacific and he was in town from Australia mentoring and supporting the organizer and leaders of Greater Victoria Acting Together, a coalition of faith groups, community organizations and unions working together for the common good, on issues like hou…

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"Daughters of Palestine" with the Rev Leyla King 43:31

7d ago43:31

43:31

Boston and Lyndon were given early access to the Reverend Leyla King's upcoming book "Daughters of Palestine: A Memoir in Five Generations." The book is set to release July 8, 2025. The book tells the story of the Rev. Leyla's family starting with her great grandmother's life, and ends with her story as a priest in The Episcopal Church. The stories…

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Healing the Collective Mindset 57:55

20d ago57:55

57:55

In our last Soul Portals episode, we investigated how individual therapy gains a much broader scope when the existential and philosophical issues we all grapple with are included in the process. This month we welcome a guest whose healing practices actively link our inner wisdom and intuition with the needs of collective consciousness and global ev…

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The Penitent Thief 32:44

2M ago32:44

32:44

In this episode of Things Unseen, Mark Dowd and his guests explore the enduring relevance of St Dismas, the penitent thief in the story of Christ’s passion. Biblical novelist Rob Seabrook, ex-convict Michael Emmett and former prison chaplain Sue Culver share their perspectives on how the thief's story of repentance can inspire those in search of ho…

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Universal Predicaments in Personal Therapy 56:06

2M ago56:06

56:06

In this episode of Soul Portals, we are honoured to have a guest steeped in existential psychology who understands that the walls of the therapy room cannot just contain case histoires and ‘evidence based’ clinical interventions. Emmy van Deurzen has helped expand the scope of individual practice by reuniting the therapeutic quest with perennial co…

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Almost Beheaded for My Faith 24:02

2M ago24:02

24:02

In 2012 Manga, a young Christian from northern Nigeria, was attacked and almost beheaded by armed men from the militant Islamist group, Boko Haram. The attackers forced Manga and his younger brother to witness their father’s brutal murder before turning their attention to them. Manga, now 33 years old, relates how that horrific ordeal has changed h…

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Energetic Centering with Qigong Practice 55:48

3M ago55:48

55:48

Our March ’25 Soul Portals guest views Qigong energy practices and his musical vocation as intertwined spiritual paths. In this episode we will explore how Qigong can inform the healing arts, specifically in the context of Hua Gong (the style of Qigong that Loz Speyer practices, as a proponent of that school and lineage). Part of the podcast intera…

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LYNC interviews our Trauma Healing Project Manager in Ukraine, Faith-Based Peacemaking from Doha, and Rethinking Diversity with Dr. Dennis Hoover 30:56

3M ago30:56

30:56

Show Notes – LYNC RADIO: Healing Trauma, Building Peace, and Embracing Diversity 🎙️ Episode Summary: In this episode of LYNC RADIO, host Jessica Eturralde explores three powerful stories of faith in action: ✅ Trauma healing in Ukraine – equipping Sunday school teachers to support children affected by war. ✅ A call for peace from Doha – Dr. Janna Sc…

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The Ongoing Spiritual Journey of a None 56:24

3M ago56:24

56:24

The Nones, that large demographic of those who have given up on institutional religion, have been the focus of a lot of scholarship and discussion. In this episode we have a conversation with Stephen Bradford Long, a friend and previous guest, who has shared his journey into The Satanic Temple. In this new conversation he discusses his ongoing jour…

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Fitness and Health in Ramadan 31:54

3M ago31:54

31:54

Taj Uddin Ahmed and Nazia Khatun are both fitness coaches. As observant Muslims, they want to help people have a more fulfilling and healthier life, especially during the holy month of Ramadan, when Muslims fast between sunrise and sunset. So what’s the best way of keeping up an exercise regime and eating healthily during Ramadan, while also trying…

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Relationships as a Spiritual Path 1:01:35

4M ago1:01:35

1:01:35

With Valentine’s Day (and all the mixed feelings it may bring) following our February episode of Soul Portals by a couple of days, we welcome Malcolm Stern, the author of Falling in Love, Staying in Love: How to Build a Strong, Lasting Relationship. When relationship is viewed as a vehicle for soul growth individually and spiritual evolution collec…

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Will I meet my dog in heaven? 37:08

4M ago37:08

37:08

Have you lost a beloved dog, cat or rabbit – and after their death, have you ever had a sense that they were still around? In this podcast, we hear from people who are convinced that their pets are living on after their earthly death. Discussing these cases are dog owner Mark Dowd, Christian theologian and environmental campaigner Canon Dr Ruth Val…

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Grief & Healing: Navigating Life's Transitions | Episode 5 26:58

4M ago26:58

26:58

Embracing Grief: A Journey Through Loss and Healing In this heartfelt episode of Activate God (Season 1, Episode 5), we explore the profound topics of grief, death, and loss. Habibat shares her personal experiences with losing a loved one, offering a raw and honest perspective on the grieving process. She provides guidance on how to navigate throug…

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An Uzbek Church Celebrates its Registry, LYNC's Ambitions for 2025, Insights from Nadine Maenza, and LYNC Heads to Washington D.C. 27:20

4M ago27:20

27:20

A Christian church receives its registry in Uzbekistan, we highlight the latest LYNC developments and plans for 2025, note on a few takeaways from our latest interview with IRF Secretariat president Nadine Maenza, and finally, we reflect on the Religious Freedom Week in Washington D.C. Links: Article on Uzbek church registry: https://uzchurches.uz/…

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Rediscovering the Music of Auschwitz 26:41

4M ago26:41

26:41

Composer and conductor Leo Geyer tells the story of how he came across unfinished manuscripts in the archive at the Auschwitz death camp, and his determination to share them with the world. With Jewish soprano Caroline Kennedy and Hungarian Roma violinist Antal Zalai.© Sky UK/ Windfall FilmsBy Things Unseen

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Hand Drumming as a Wellness Practice 57:44

5M ago57:44

57:44

Our New Year guest, Casey Muze, adds another element to wellness practices such as meditation, mindful movement, prayer, or immersion in nature. Hand drumming is a creative practice promoting resilience, emotional balance, and personal growth. It also offers a multitude of social and psychospiritual benefits, especially when viewed through the lens…

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Healing in the Midst of Ukraine's War, Rebuilding Faith in Uzbekistan, and Advanced Religious Literacy Training in Kazakhstan 22:04

6M ago22:04

22:04

Show Notes for LYNC RADIO Episode 13 Title: Healing in the Midst of Ukraine's War, Rebuilding Faith in Uzbekistan, and Advanced Religious Literacy Training in Kazakhstan Host: Jessica Eturralde Duration: 22 minutes [00:00] Opening Segment Introduction to today’s topics: trauma therapy in Ukraine, rebuilding efforts in Uzbekistan, and groundbreaking…

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A Carol for the Soul 24:10

6M ago24:10

24:10

O Holy Night has long been one of the UK's most popular Christmas carols. But what is its magic? In this montage of voices from singers and musicians, a priest, a Paralympic athlete and a historian, we discover how the tune and lyrics work together perfectly to create a song that is moving, uplifting and liberating in equal measure.…

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Facing Our Fears as Privileged People: A Social Justice Challenge 56:06

6M ago56:06

56:06

Good people of privilege are increasingly aware of racial injustice but are often unsure how to venture into challenging dialogues and spaces, and even afraid to ‘go there’. In this episode of Soul Portals, we explore how to value risk-taking in this domain as the path toward a more equitable and just world. The experiences of our guest Rev. Teri M…

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The Toughest Christmas 32:59

6M ago32:59

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Christian author, magician and comedian Steve Legg died of cancer in September 2024, leaving wife Bekah and a blended family of children and grandchildren behind. Few things could be as tough as the first Christmas after losing a close loved one. In conversation with Mark Dowd, Bekah – who herself has a strong Christian faith - reflects on how, des…

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Building Peace in Prague, Kazakhstan Travels West, and Businesses as Agents of Religious Pluralism 28:22

6M ago28:22

28:22

LYNC RADIO SHOW NOTES Episode Title: Multi-Faith Developments in Prague, Kazakhstan’s Progress, and Businesses as Agents of Peace Host: Jessica Eturralde Segment Breakdown with Time Stamps [00:00] - Introduction Host Jessica Eturralde previews the episode, highlighting key topics: Multi-faith developments in Prague. Kazakhstan’s growing interreligi…

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Dreading Christmas 33:21

6M ago33:21

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Liz Adekunle is a Church of England priest - yet she dreads Christmas. For her it’s often been a stressful and difficult time, and there have been years when she’s had no one to spend Christmas day with. Liz is not alone. Research has shown that nearly half of us have similar feelings, often because of the expense or pressure to spend Christmas tim…

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LYNC RADIO: Responsible Religious Freedom, Another MultiFaith Milestone + Faith, Empathy, Politics 18:52

7M ago18:52

18:52

[00:00] Introduction: Jessica previews today’s topics: insights from LYNC INTERVIEW with Dr. Dennis Hoover, highlights from a multi-faith retreat in Uzbekistan, and a recap of a Miami event exploring faith and politics. [02:27] The Grand Bargain with Dr. Dennis Hoover: Discussion on balancing religious freedom and responsibility, drawing on Mennoni…

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Integral Health A New Context For Cancer Care 57:59

7M ago57:59

57:59

In this episode of Soul Portals, we expand the standard view of cancer care to include new approaches derived from integral psychology models. Our guest, Georgia Efremova, is a pioneer in the field of holistically informed cancer care, bringing psychospiritual support and consciousness skills to the discipline of psycho-oncology. She also works wit…

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LYNC RADIO: Multifaith Dialogue in Kazakhstan, Progress in Uzbekistan, and Dr. Maksym Vasin’s Vision for Religious Freedom 18:14

7M ago18:14

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Episode Highlights: [00:00] Introduction to LYNC RADIO Host Jessica Eturralde introduces today’s topics: fostering multifaith dialogue in Kazakhstan, observing democratic practices in Uzbekistan, and a spotlight on Dr. Maksym Vasin’s innovative approach to religious freedom. [01:29] Empowering Multifaith Dialogue in Kazakhstan We begin in Almaty, K…

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LYNC RADIO SPECIAL: Berlin Civil Society Program Part 2 53:56

7M ago53:56

53:56

LYNC Radio: Berlin Civil Society Program Recap - Show Notes Episode Title: Voices of Resilience: Insights from the Berlin Civil Society Program - Part 2 Host: Jessica Eturralde Episode Summary: In this special episode, Love Your Neighbor Community (LYNC) revisits the Berlin Civil Society Program, co-convened with the IRF Secretariat and Templeton R…

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Alan Streett and his book Exploring the Paranormal: Miracles, Magic and the Mysterious 43:05

7M ago43:05

43:05

R. Alan Streett returns as our guest in this episode discussing his book Exploring the Paranormal: Miracles, Magic, and the Mysterious (Eerdmans, 2024). Streett is senior research professor emeritus of biblical theology at Criswell College in Dallas, TX. The book's website description: A personal exploration of questions surrounding psychic healing…

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LYNC RADIO SPECIAL: Berlin Civil Society Program Part 1 41:48

8M ago41:48

41:48

Just want to hear one section? Click on the player to select Chapters. Show Notes: Special Edition of LYNC RADIO: The Berlin Civil Society Program (Part 1) Welcome to a special edition of LYNC Radio, where we explore the Berlin Civil Society Program, co-convened by Love Your Neighbor Community in partnership with the IRF Secretariat and Templeton R…

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Beyond the Confines of the Cerebral Mind 58:56

8M ago58:56

58:56

Our October guest, Gary Lachman, has extensively researched the (secret) history of consciousness – what we take for granted when facing psychotherapy clients – that most of us have a self-referenced inner life to explore in relation to outer circumstances. Yet our present state of self-awareness has fascinating pre-rational antecedents and post-ra…

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LYNC RADIO: USCIRF Extended, Wade Reflects on Nantucket, and an Upcoming Civil Society Program in Berlin 8:12

8M ago8:12

8:12

For more information, including access to blogs, radio programs, and video shows, visit lyncommunity.org. IRF Secretariat Civil Society Program, Berlin, October 8-10. Visit IRFsecretariat.org for registration details. [00:00] – Introduction Host Jessica Eturralde introduces the episode’s key topics, including LYNC’s new media initiative, USCIRF's r…

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LYNC RADIO: New Fellows Join Love Your Neighbor Community, LYNC Partners Celebrate Uzbek Independence 6:56

8M ago6:56

6:56

[00:00] – Introduction Host Jessica Eturralde welcomes listeners to LYNC RADIO and announces upcoming topics, including new colleagues at Love Your Neighbor Community (LYNC) and celebrations of Uzbekistan's Independence Day. [00:30] – New Media Initiative LYNC launches a new media initiative to foster conversations between people of different belie…

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Andrew DeCort on Blessed Are the Others 53:32

9M ago53:32

53:32

In this episode Andrew DeCort discusses his new book Blessed Are the Others: Jesus' Way in a Violent World (BitterSweet Collective). Andrew has been called a dissident theologian by his friends. His work is deeply inspired by Dietrich Bonhoeffer, his writing by James Baldwin, his spirituality by Etty Hillesum. He received his PhD in religious and p…

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The Transformative Path of Shamanism 1:00:28

9M ago1:00:28

1:00:28

In a culture that has marginalized its indigenous origins, we are seeing the return of the ‘medicine man’ (and woman). Our September guest is one of these, experienced with plant medicine as a catalyst for the psychospiritual journey. His own journey serves as a model for recovering the meaning of our personal lives, as collectively rooted in ances…

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Struggles and Triumphs of Transitions | Episode 4 37:03

9M ago37:03

37:03

In this episode, we explore the challenges and triumphs that come with life transitions – those moments when everything seems to be shifting and uncertain. Habibat shares personal experiences of navigating difficult seasons and how these moments are often necessary for growth and preparation. We’ll discuss the importance of taking care of ourselves…

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Faithtime: Bobby Seagull 37:44

9M ago37:44

37:44

In this FaithTime episode, Liz Adekunle meets Bobby Seagull, former University Challenge captain, maths teacher, and education equality advocate. Bobby opens up about his upbringing as an Indian Catholic in East Ham, his pivotal career shift from banking to teaching and his ongoing search for both spiritual and romantic fulfillment.…

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LYNC RADIO: Train the Trainers Program Recap 4:22

9M ago4:22

4:22

Host: Jessica Eturralde Program: Love Your Neighbor Community (LYNC) Radio Topic: Recap of the "Train the Trainers" program, focusing on religious freedom efforts in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Episode Overview In this episode, Jessica Eturralde from LYNC RADIO discusses the recent "Train the Trainers" program facilitated by Love Your Neighbor Commu…

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Reid Locklin and Fred Stella on Hindu Mission, Christian Mission 55:34

9M ago55:34

55:34

Reid B. Locklin is Associate Professor of Christianity and the Intellectual Tradition at the University of Toronto, a joint appointment with St Michael’s College and the Department for the Study of Religion. His research focuses on a range of issues in Comparative Theology and Hindu-Christian Studies, particularly the engagement between Christian t…

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Ways to Hear God's Voice | Episode 3 25:49

10M ago25:49

25:49

In this episode, we dive into the different ways believers can hear God’s voice and discern God's guidance in our lives. Habibat will share personal insights on the importance of cultivating good character, patience, and trust as essential elements for hearing God clearly. We’ll explore practical methods like prayer, sacred texts, intuition, and co…

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Luther and Marx with Dr. Francisco Herrera 46:08

10M ago46:08

46:08

Did you know Marx quoted Luther throughout his works? Dr. Francisco Herrera, auxiliary faculty at Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago and Convener of Prism Initiatives, sits down with Boston and Lyndon to discuss the ways in which Lutheranism and Marxism intersect. The three also talk about getting through the stereotypes of Marxism, Dr. Francis…

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Kelly James Clark on the Raging Fire of Love in the Abrahamic Religions 1:00:46

10M ago1:00:46

1:00:46

In this podcast Kelly James Clark discusses his book Raging Fire of Love, a book on Muslim, Christian and Jewish love, and shares what he learned about how love of neighbor and even enemy. He discusses compassion in the Abrahamic traditions and what he learned from Christians (his spiritual home), second, Jews, and third, Muslims. Kelly James Clark…

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LYNC RADIO: Wade Visits Tashkent, Multi-Faith Clubs in Kazakhstan, and a Word on Religion from the Public Square 4:25

11M ago4:25

4:25

Host: Jessica Eturralde, Communications Director at Love Your Neighbor Community Guest: Wade Kusack, Founder & President of Love Your Neighbor Community (LYNC) In this episode of LYNC Radio, Jessica Eturralde takes listeners on a journey with Wade Kusack as he explores the evolving landscape of religious freedom in Central Asia. From interfaith dia…

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Want to reduce your fears? | Episode 2 28:18

11M ago28:18

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In this episode of Activate God (Season 1, Episode 2), we dive into the topic of overcoming fear by exploring five practical strategies to reduce anxiety and fear in our daily lives. Host, Habibat, shares personal experiences that illuminate how fear manifests and how to effectively address it. Through heartfelt insights and relatable anecdotes, sh…

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Prognosis and Personhood: A Family Doctor’s View 58:09

11M ago58:09

58:09

Our July guest is a family doctor with a special interest in counselling. A person-centred approach in his own practice formed the foundation for teaching medical students and supervising counsellors. He views patients as persons first and listens closely for the often-inspiring life stories embedded in clinical case histories. By valuing the many …

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On Writing & Creative Projects with Matthew Anderson 44:45

11M ago44:45

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Lyndon joins Rev. Dr. Matthew Anderson in conversation. His recent books include “The Good Walk: Creating New Paths on Traditional Prairie Trails,” “Prophets of Love: The Unlikely Kinship of Leonard Cohen and the Apostle Paul.” This episode focuses on the creative act of writing a book and similar creative acts. We explore reasons to focus creative…

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Navigating through fears | Episode 1 18:27

12M ago18:27

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In this episode, we’ll explore the topic of fear – what it is, how it impacts our lives, and how to navigate through it with faith and courage. Habibat will share her personal experiences with fear, offering insights on overcoming doubt and stepping into God’s peace. We’ll discuss practical strategies for confronting fears, trusting God’s guidance,…

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Embodied Wellness: Advances in Holistic Mental Health 58:30

12M ago58:30

58:30

Our June guest brings a wide array of holistic practices to the realm of mental health. She is on a mission is to inspire the complete empowerment of persons in body-mind-spirit. To do so, Laura guides clients through all phases of core-level, soul-aligned healing, allowing their full potential to be achieved, both personally and professionally. He…

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Spirituality and Justice in Running with Sasha, Melissa, and Sandra 49:48

1y ago49:48

49:48

Sasha and Melissa Perron are competitive runners based on the unceded lands of the Lekwungen people. They are Kwakwaka’wakw from Da’naxda’xw First Nation. Boston, Lyndon, Sasha, and Melissa sit down in the studio to talk about running joined by Sandra, Sasha and Melissa’s mom! The conversation covers how the siblings got into running and how they h…

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Faithtime: Swarzy 31:52

1y ago31:52

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In this FaithTime episode, Liz Adekunle meets Swarzy Macaly, BBC Radio 1Xtra weekend presenter, voice of BBC Sounds and campaigner for causes ranging from sustainability to the fight against racism. Swarzy opens up about how she found Jesus in the middle of a shoplifting incident, her search for belonging, and how her Christian faith helped her fin…

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LYNC RADIO: Uzbekistan Religious Freedom Delegation -A Journey of Dialogue and Progress 5:22

1y ago5:22

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Read the full report: https://lyncommunity.org/report/assessment-of-religious-freedom-in-uzbekistan/ Host: Jessica Eturralde Date: [04/01/2024] Program: LYNC RADIO - A Love Your Neighbor Community Program Summary: In this episode, Jessica Eturralde discusses a delegation to Uzbekistan of religious freedom experts conducted earlier this year by the …

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Sound of the Soul: Music Therapy and the Practice of Attunement 54:37

1y ago54:37

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This month we welcome Ruth Saphir as our guest, who as a professional musician, songwriter, and seasoned music therapist, has delved deeply into the healing qualities of her art form. We all know what a favourite song can evoke, the way it resonates in our hearts and touches our souls. Like the tradition of the Aboriginal songlines, which provide i…

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