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By dave capozziReligion & Spirituality
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  • T.C. Moore: The Jesus Way
    On Episode 12, Dave talks to the pastor of Roots Covenant Church in the Twin Cities, T.C. Moore. T.C. speaks passionately about The Jesus Way, being politically active through nonviolent resistance and what it means to pledge your faith or allegiance to something.
    You can find out more about T.C. at:
    https://tcmoore.net/
    https://rootscov.org/people/t-c-moore/
    49 min
  • Keri Lewis: Bible Stories We May Have Gotten Wrong

    In Episode 10, Dave talks with Pastor Keri Lewis about the Hebrew Bible, and how many Christians have been lied to about what the stories are actually communicating. Keri is the Associate Pastor at Keene Church of the Nazarene and offers a perspective on Christian faith that is inviting and allows for a variety of perspectives. I hope this conversation inspires curiosity about people, ideas and stories that are often misunderstood. 

    46 min
  • Celeste The Therapist

    In Episode 8, Dave talks with his good friend, therapist, podcaster,  author...you name it, she can do it...Celeste The Therapist. They talk about self care, social media overload and figuring out healthy ways to get your needs met. You can follow Celeste on every social media outlet @CelesteTheTherapist, and you can find her books, podcast and so much more at www.celestethetherapist.com.


    44 min
  • Bri Nichols

    In Episode 5, Dave talks with entrepreneur, motivational speaker, clothing designer, business consultant and social activist, Bri Nichols. This conversation is full of joy, wisdom and so much life, as Bri shares the insights she has uncovered throughout her amazing life. You can find our more about Bri and what she does at the following links:

    https://coachbrinichols.com/about

    YouTube Channel:

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI-z70CfwVcw0guaK1uK_NA

    Clothing company:

    https://arosefromconcrete.com/

    Resilient Roses Respite:

    https://resilientrosesrespite.org/about-us


    47 min
  • Angel Cosme

    In Episode 5, Dave talks with community organizer, teacher and father of 2, Angel Cosme. Angel's passion for justice and his hope for peace come through loud and clear, as he talks about his experience of life in a way that is raw, honest and beautiful. Angel works with Brockton Interfaith Community and is responsible for a program called Mutual Aid, that connects people throughout Brockton, MA that need help with anything from rental assistance to diapers. More information about Brockton Interfaith and Mutual Aid can be found at the following links:

    https://www.facebook.com/mutualaid.brockton

    https://www.facebook.com/BrocktonInterfaithCommunity

    36 min
  • Planoeast Reunion: Podcast Edition

    Dave, Manny Andrade and James Capozzi were once members of a band called Planoeast. In Episode 4, they talk about what it was like to break up as a band and to begin a new phase of life, learning about what it means to grow and belong to one another in new ways.

    35 min
  • Randy Kafka: The Power of Nonviolent Communication
    In Episode 3, Dave talks to Randy Kafka. Randy is a dear friend, a community connector and activist and the Rabbi at Temple Kol Tikvah in Sharon, MA. During this conversation, they talk a lot about nonviolent communication and the power of staying aware of your own needs and the needs of those around you.
    You can buy Randy's books here:
    https://www.amazon.com/Time-Everything-reflections-really-matters/dp/B088S4C9SZ/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3CUK47M1PHNQM&keywords=randy+kafka&qid=1646689877&sprefix=randy+kafka%2Caps%2C571&sr=8-2
    https://www.amazon.com/So-May-Be-Reflections-matters/dp/1514880261
    The Compassion Book by Thom Bond:
    https://www.amazon.com/Compassion-Book-Lessons-Course/dp/0999441116/ref=sr_1_2?crid=39TK15QU0Q7GS&keywords=the+compassion+book&qid=1646689919&sprefix=the+compassion+book%2Caps%2C73&sr=8-2
    39 min

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