Yeah, we're not feeling it. In this episode we explore what's behind our feelings about being less busy and taking on less stuff -- is it malaise, or is it wisdom? We take a hard look at our go-go-go lives and tendency toward urgency and how BIPOC folks feel a particular need to be productive, and how our productivity is often unhealthily connected to our self worth.

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In the midst of our summer break, Beth delivers a sermon straight from our Sunday meeting in the middle of our urban farm in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia where she talks about how she encountered God in the midst of a truly terrible year.

Thanks for your patience everyone, we'll be back in a few weeks with ALL NEW EPISODES. In the meantime, listen to Beth cry while delivering a pretty great and heartfelt talk!

BTW, forgot to thank our Social Media Goddess, Tess(a) but thanks to Tess!

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We collected over $30K from white members of our church to distribute to Black members of our church as part of our Juneteenth Jubilee Wealth Redistribution project. In this episode, we sit down with Tess and talk about how it all came together and how we feel in the aftermath. How have our ideas about reparations changed since episode 2, what does reparations actually look like, and how were we surprised by our church's response?

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We sit down with our friend Dani Morsberger to talk about her experience as a disabled person and how she sees God. What does healing look actually look like and what can Jesus teach us about the experience of disability? What are some ways we can break out of our ways of able-bodied supremacist ways of thinking and actually include people who have been marginalized because of their bodies, a category which eventually includes EVERYONE? Dani helps us navigate these hard questions and gives us a valuable insight into her life experience in this episode!

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It's both Juneteenth AND our 2nd podcast anniversary y'all! In this episode, we kick off the Juneteenth Jubilee Wealth Redistribution project and talk about how we actually want you to Venmo your Black friend $50. Jonny pops in to talk about how thinking about the end of the world can help us live in the here and now, and Joy Ike sings an incredible, beautiful, soulful song.

This episode was first streamed live on Facebook and Youtube on Juneteenth! Tune in to live / relive the magic.

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Should women talk in church? In this episode we wrestle with the fact that most of the Christian church seems to say no. How do we reckon with the fact that we're trying to be radically anti-supremacist while following a faith that has almost always upheld male supremacy? Andrew and Kris talk over Beth and then apologize for it in this episode of Color Correction!

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Restorative justice is being implemented right now in the city of Philadelphia. What does it look like and how do we get involved?

The Rev. Dr. Donna Jones joins us to tell us about restorative justice in actual practice in our neighborhoods. We get down to brass tacks about a justice system that seeks to reconcile, but talk about why it's our duty as people of faith to push for prison abolition, empower our communities, and how to push past fear.

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Find Pastor Donna at http://metropolitanchristiancouncil.com/!

Prisons are not the answer and we believe in building a world that doesn't need them. But what do we do when the only available solution to tough problems seems to be prisons? Is there a way we can expand our imaginations and address deeply felt hurts, for instance, around gun control, or anti-Asian violence without imprisonment?

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In the aftermath of the Derek Chauvin verdict, we talk about our sense of deep dissatisfaction. Can feeling lost and unmoored point us to God? Wes Willison shares his experience being a mixed-race Asian-American third-culture kid to help us navigate being lost and far from home in this episode!

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We lightning round your questions large and small in this episode, our first back in person at the recording studio for over a year!

How do we feel about the term POC now? Is there a way for white people to move without causing harm with gentrification or white flight? Do we talk with accents? IS CEREAL A SOUP?

All these questions and much, much more in today's glorious return to talking over each other form.

Thanks to everyone who sent in questions. Give us more to answer in future episodes at colorcorrectionpodcast.com, and don't forget to follow us on Instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast!