We all have wounds. How we choose to view and integrate these wounds determines how we experience the world. What modalities are available to address and cope with life’s pain and suffering? How can we use trauma to our advantage? How can we st

Blending Sage Wisdom and Contemporary Knowledge with Elizabeth Armstrong

Jan 12th, 2021 1h 1m

There is wisdom in ancient truths. There is power in modern day technology. Both ancient and modern traditions have attempted to answer moral questions that transcend time. How can we blend the wisdom of age old traditions with the truths of th

Debunking the Myth that God Created Man Above Woman

Dec 22nd, 2020 43m 27s

Eve bit the apple. Woman was the first to sin. How has this biblical story spiraled into the notion that women are inferior to men? How do we use scripture as evidence against this long standing fallacy? How can women tap into their divine natu

Psychedelics as Medicine with Medical Anthropologist, Lucia Terpak

Dec 15th, 2020 1h 6m

Lately, psychedelics have gained traction in the mainstream media. With decriminalization laws, new documentaries, and the electronic music scene, psychedelics have gained popularity as a medium of transcendence and healing. How can psychedelic

Spirituality and Mental Health with Nicole Tremaglio

Dec 8th, 2020 50m 37s

Spirituality and Mental Health tend to be taboo topics for society. Despite this, subliminal messaging is at work all around us, affecting both our mental and spiritual health. How do we bring this awareness to the surface? How has the “work ha

Aging as a Spiritual Process with John McConville

Dec 1st, 2020 40m 40s

Psychotherapy has not provided adequate tools for the process of aging. Perhaps this is because aging is a process that is spiritual in nature. Aging compels us to look within and ask what really matters. What does it mean to find spirituality

Grief as a tool for Celebration, with The Confetti Project Founder, Jelena Aleksich

Nov 17th, 2020 45m 59s

The one universal truth in this world is death. Unfortunately, the delusion of immortality haunts many. This delusion affects our capacity for celebration; causing us to think we need a monumenus reason to do so, when the mere fact that we are

Learn to Love Yourself Through Inner Child Healing & Reparenting Sarah Lane

Nov 10th, 2020 42m 59s

Learn to Love Yourself Through Inner Child Healing & Reparenting Sarah LaneIt is no secret that childhood experiences shape our beliefs about ourselves and the world. But how do our childhood experiences relate to our adult relationships? How

Religion and Healing with Dr. Letha Victor

Nov 3rd, 2020 50m 14s

Listen as we understand how religion influences our understanding of health and healing. Religious ideology affects different regions of the world in various ways. The dominant religion of a particular geographical region determines how the peo

Where "Woo Woo" Meets Science with Kelley Hoag

Oct 27th, 2020 47m 30s

Listen as we explore new avenues of self-care and spirituality. How can we blend our understanding of science with our own intuition? How do we take control of the voice in our head and find alignment with our higher self? Listen as we explore

Dealing with Hardship and Trauma through Storytelling with Dr. Sarah Emanuel

Aug 30th, 2020 1h 8m

Listen as we uncover how storytelling serves as a primary coping mechanism for traumatic experience. We discuss how sacred texts have been used to process trauma. Who knew the oppressed made their voices heard through religious literature? How

Race and Religion in America with Dr. Alexis Wells-Oghoghomeh

Jun 22nd, 2020 1h 3m

When we say someone is American, what image does this conjure? What does it mean to be an American? Why is white-American not something we say, but Asian-American and African-American are commonly accepted dialogue? What do hyphenated identitie

Learning from Indigenous People and Their Traditions with Lecturer Tina Katsanos

Apr 26th, 2020 54m 40s

We have all heard the term, ancient wisdom; but, what does this mean? What can we learn from native communities and their way of life? How do indigenous ways of thinking compare to those of the modern Western world? Listen as we learn about the

The Importance of the Study of Religion and How it Applies to Everyday Life, with Dr. Kin Cheung

Apr 11th, 2020 1h 13m

Over time, religion has embedded itself into our cultural traditions. Seemingly secular concepts such as medicine, venture capital, and mindful living have all been influenced in various ways by religious models. Listen as we explore modern da

The Importance of the Study of Religion and How it Applies to Everyday Life, with Dr. Kin Cheung

Apr 11th, 2020 1h 13m

Exploring Contemporary Paganism and Burning Man with Dr. Sarah Pike

Mar 29th, 2020 1h 3m

Festival culture is becoming more and more prominent in today’s society. Some of these festivals are considered to be “transformational” in nature and cater to the spiritual needs of the attendees. What is the threshold for a festival to be con

Religion in the Contemporary United States with Dr. Sean McCloud

Mar 29th, 2020 1h 2m

The rate of “nones” or, those identifying with no religious organization, is at an all-time high in the United States. This begs the question- why? What is influencing this trend? How does this effect the definition of religion as we know it?

Asking Life’s Big Questions with Senior Lecturer LD Russell

Mar 29th, 2020 59m 58s

Questions of why we are here and where we are going have long been answered by religious tradition. What happens when we try to answer these questions outside of religion? How can we then experience the world as global citizens? Listen as we

Introduction

Mar 29th, 2020 1m 28s

Awareness. Introspect. Humility. Vulnerability. Curiosity. Empathy. Sensitivity. Interconnectedness. Impermanence. Gratitude. Through conversations with academics in religious concepts and experts in holistic wellness, Spiriosity is a podcast

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