Everyday Thin Places

In this episode, we interview Elizabeth's first Philadelphia friend, Shera Morris. We have the privilege of talking through how creativity helped her to find thin places even when going through grief.  We are delighted to share this conversation with you!

http://www.everydaythinplaces.com

Pathways to Housing PA
Project Home

In this week's episode we're celebrating being back to regular podcasting! Rachael Gallagher and Elizabeth Varaso start the podcast off with a recap of the thin places they experienced over the summer. Then, they share some insight on where the podcast is headed in the coming weeks and months.

Mentioned in this episode: In the Heights
Local 44
Campfire Stories
BLTs
Bachelor in Paradise
Pizzacraft
Higher Learning Podcast

You can email the podcast at [email protected].
Visit everydaythinplaces.com and follow the podcast on Instagram @everydaythinplaces.

One more week of Summer break before new episodes return on September 6th, and we're replaying our most downloaded episode of 2020. 

Author, speaker and podcaster Rob Bell joins us to talk about his book, "Everything is Spiritual," the power of well-asked questions, and what is giving him hope right now.  We begin by talking about the power of a good ending.  Then we talk about everything from asking good questions, to the unexpected twists and turns of life, to human reproduction and so much more.

Like what you hear and want to support this podcast?  Say thank you by buying us a cup of coffee!  www.ko-fi.com/everydaythinplaces

Visit our website at www.everydaythinplaces.com

Visit Rob's website at www.robbell.com

You've heard of "Christmas in July" - how about "Advent in August"? 

We'll be back with brand new episodes in a few weeks, but we're rounding out our final two weeks of summer break with our two most downloaded episodes from last year. 

In this episode we are joined by poet Kaitlin Shetler to discuss her poem "Sometimes I Wonder,"  the concept of incarnation, going deeper into the beauty of the Christmas story and so much more.

Like what you hear and want to help support this podcast? Say thank you by buying us a cup of coffee!  www.ko-fi.com/everydaythinplaces 

Visit our website at www.everydaythinplaces.com

Visit Kaitlin's Facebook Page at Kaitlin Shetler Poetry - Facebook

Another replay of a favorite episode for you to enjoy while we enjoy our summer break! 

To consider fear and pain, we also had to think about ritual. We hope this week's episode opens up conversations to help us to learn about helpful rituals that we can practice throughout all of life.

Like what you hear and want to help support this podcast? 
Say thank you by buying us a cup of coffee!  www.ko-fi.com/everydaythinplaces

Visit our website at www.everydaythinplaces.com 

Another replay of a favorite episode for you to enjoy while we enjoy our summer break! 

We've had pain on our minds. After last week's episode about fear, we decided to release a three-episode series on fear, pain, and ritual. We hope this week's episode helps shine a light on the different types of pain that we ourselves have experienced and witnessed.

Like what you hear and want to help support this podcast? 
Say thank you by buying us a cup of coffee!  www.ko-fi.com/everydaythinplaces

Visit our website at www.everydaythinplaces.com 

Another replay of a favorite episode for you to enjoy while we enjoy our summer break!  

Rachael Gallagher and Elizabeth Varaso dive into the topic of fear, its role and purpose in our lives, and how we can work with our fear in helpful ways.

Like what you hear and want to help support this podcast? 
Say thank you by buying us a cup of coffee!  www.ko-fi.com/everydaythinplaces

Visit our website at www.everydaythinplaces.com 

One of the most frequent topics we think about as a birth doula and a hospice chaplain is the topic of the cycle of life, death, and new life. We hope this week's episode about the element of earth with Christa Barfield helps you to understand the heart, intention, and inspiration behind Farmer Jawn Greenhouses, and to have a deeper connection to what the earth teaches us about the life, death, and new life cycle.

Like what you hear and want to help support this podcast?
Say thank you by buying us a cup of coffee!  www.ko-fi.com/everydaythinplaces

Visit our website at www.everydaythinplaces.com

Enjoy this replay of a favorite episode!  In 2014, Keri McGinn opened Halcyon Floats in Philadelphia. It was the first flotation therapy location in Philadelphia, but it quickly gained popularity in the Philadelphia area. Keri joins us to talk about water and how floating can help with stress management, letting go, and even meditating to help us experience thin places.

Like what you hear and want to help support this podcast? 
Say thank you by buying us a cup of coffee!  www.ko-fi.com/everydaythinplaces

Visit our website at www.everydaythinplaces.com

Visit the Halcyon Floats website at www.halcyonfloats.com

In this replay of a favorite episode, Ilyssa and Dave Kyu, authors of Campfire Stories: Tales From America's National Parks are here! Ilyssa and Dave recount their time spent traveling around the US National Parks and reveal how campfires facilitate community, preserve history, and celebrate our shared heritage. Plus, Rachael and Elizabeth share some personal stories of the power of campfires in their own lives.

Like what you hear and want to help support this podcast? 
Say thank you by buying us a cup of coffee!  www.ko-fi.com/everydaythinplaces

Visit our website at www.everydaythinplaces.com

Visit the Campfire Stories Book website at www.campfirestoriesbook.com