Find it with Kate Moorehead Carroll

Dean Kate Carroll sits down with Dottie Dorion, a pioneer of the hospice movement. Dottie helped found what is now Community Hospice & Palliative Care here in Northeast Florida. Her newest chapter is the Dorion Family Pediatric Center in Jacksonville. It is the first center in Florida dedicated to hospice and palliative care for children. Kate and Dottie talk about how the hospice movement began and what it means to care for the whole person. They also share the hope behind a place where children can play, rest, and be surrounded by love. Join us for a story of faith, compassion, […]

Dean Kate Carroll sits down with author Thomas Edward Frank to talk about his book, Historic Houses of Worship in Peril. They explore what it takes to preserve sacred buildings for future generations. A thoughtful conversation for anyone who loves old churches and the communities that keep them alive. Thomas Edward Frank is University Professor Emeritus of historic preservation and American religious history at Wake Forest University. He lives in Asheville, North Carolina, and serves as editor of the Journal of Black Mountain College Studies published by the Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center. Listen in for insight, inspiration, and a […]

In this episode of Find It with Kate, Kate explores one of the Bible’s most challenging passages: Genesis 22, where Abraham is commanded to sacrifice his son Isaac. Rather than avoiding the difficult questions, she invites us to wrestle with this story of faith, trust, and surrender—and to discover what it reveals about the God who calls us, and our response: “Here I am.”

In this episode of Find It with Kate, Dean Kate reflects on the meaning of freedom and the ongoing journey toward a more just and compassionate world. Drawing inspiration from Juneteenth, she explores what it means to live fully and freely, and how faith calls us to care for the dignity and well-being of all people.

Juneteenth is a celebration of freedom, but it is also a story carried through faith and song. In this episode of Find It!, Kate Moorehead Carroll sits down with Cedric Williams, founder of the Jacksonville Gospel Chorale, along with renowned gospel music scholars and conductors Dr. Herbert V.R.P. Jones and Dr. Raymond Wise. They explore the enduring power of sacred African American music, the role of the Black Church in shaping faith and community, and the connection between gospel music, spirituals, the Civil Rights Movement, and the Juneteenth holiday. Their conversation offers a deeper appreciation for a musical tradition that […]

A conversation with author Amy F. Quincy In this episode of Find It!, Dean Kate sits down with Amy Quincy to mark the tenth anniversary of her aptly titled memoir, The Misadventures of a Happy Heart: A Memoir of Life Beyond Disability. After suffering a life-altering stroke in her mid-30s, Amy faced challenges that would reshape every aspect of her life. Yet through it all, she has remained remarkably hopeful, resilient, and full of joy. Amy and Kate explore the hardships and unexpected blessings of life beyond disability. Their conversation highlights the faith, determination, and positive spirit that have guided […]

How do we navigate finances with intention through every stage of life? In this episode, Dean Kate sits down with Shelley Turner for a thoughtful conversation about money, stewardship, and the financial decisions that shape our lives. They explore practical wisdom for managing finances in different seasons of life while staying grounded in purpose and values. Shelley Turner is the owner of Financial Cents Wellness, where she leads financial workshops and coaching programs focused on financial well-being. She also volunteers with the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, teaching “Budget for Baby” classes for active service members.

A conversation with Denise Warner, LMHC, NCC In this episode of Find It with Kate, Dean Kate Moorehead Carroll sits down with licensed therapist Denise Warner for a timely and compassionate conversation about navigating disagreement with the people we love most. From family dinners to long-standing friendships, conversations across political, religious, and cultural differences can quickly become tense or painful. Denise offers practical wisdom for approaching these moments with curiosity, emotional awareness, and grace Kate and Denise explore how to listen well, manage defensiveness, stay grounded during conflict, and create healthier “table conversations” even when deep disagreements exist. This episode […]

In this episode of Find It with Kate, Dean Kate Moorehead Carroll sits down with UNF Professor of Religious Studies Julie Ingersoll for a thoughtful conversation on Christian Nationalism. Drawing on her expertise in religion and culture, religion in America, Julie offers a clear framework for understanding how Christian identity and political power have become intertwined in certain movements. Together, Kate and Julie explore the historical roots of Christian Nationalism, how it shows up in contemporary public life, and the ways it can shape both personal belief and national discourse. Julie brings both academic rigor and real-world engagement to the […]

Kate Carroll talks with Lynn Peterson, owner of Synergy Studio in Jacksonville. Lynn is a physical therapist, pilates instructor, and wellness expert. A background in gymnastics and Highland Dancing throughout her youth led her to instantly embrace Joseph Pilates’s teachings and recognize the therapeutic benefits of the work once she became a physical therapist and began practicing in an outpatient setting. Learn more about Kate Moorehead Carroll: https://katemooreheadcarroll.com/Learn more about St. John’s Cathedral: https://www.jaxcathedral.orgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaxcathedral/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jaxcathedral