The vice president of Unity World Headquarters Communications Department and editor of Daily Word magazine join me to discuss the power of words and what we mean when we say what we say, spiritually speaking.
Music has the transformational power to heal, to inspire, and to comfort. New Thought singer-songwriters Amy Steinberg, Kit Holmes, and John Loux use this power to compose messages of hope, love, and advocacy for the LGBTQ community.
This week, we talk about all kinds of families—gay parents, parenting gay kids, and growing up with gay parents. Our guests are Rev. Ken Daigle and ministerial candidate Maggie Alderman.
Imagine being told you will never be acceptable to God! Special guest Bishop Yvette Flunder preaches instead the radical inclusivity of Jesus and presides over The Fellowship of Affirming Ministries, a group of primarily African-American ministries that insist all are welcome at God’s table.
Rev. Jacquie Fernandez joins as cohost to kick off Pride Month with special guest Mark Anthony Lord, a minister and author who has worked for years to coach LGBTQ people from pain to pride.
Experience Myrtle as Rev. Kelly Isola brings to life a few of her healing modalities. Listen and practice healing and wholeness through Myrtle’s words.
The feminist movement in the U.S. began about the time of Myrtle’s birth in 1845. Rev. Kelly Isola looks at Myrtle’s contribution to the women’s movement.
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About Bliss Happens
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Welcome to "Bliss Happens: Your Journey to Joy” a vibrant podcast where diversity meets unity, and spirituality intertwines with soulful beats. Expect infectious, uplifting energy and meaningful conversations on living an authentic life of joy. We'll share a mosaic of experiences, perspectives and well-being practices including special guests. Let's celebrate the bliss that happens when we open our hearts, expand our minds, and connect authentically with the world and others around us.
Your Co-hosts: Meet Faith Rivera, Emmy award winning music mom with melodies to ignite your spirit and raise the vibe. Chad Bradford, a theatre artist, and director bridges the world of classic art and modern dilemmas. Rev. Skip Jennings, a gay black Reverend with a deep love for house music whose wisdom and beats are a balm for the soul.