James Jones has been carving his own path for a long time--as a musician, a voiceover artist, a podcaster, and a Black man in the Mormon church. He shares how taking the leap to follow his dreams have included some falls, but ultimately landed him exactly where he needs to be.

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Singer songwriter Miko Marks shares music and words to guide us in these troubling times.

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Award-winning poet Roxane Beth Johnson shares poems to help us remember the music of life, and talks about how this time has taught her to to live a quieter life and find hope in the small moments.

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Shelter in Place is joining with other arts organizations in observing “Black Out Tuesday” on June 2. This is a day to disconnect from work and reconnect with community in light of the deaths of African American citizens and the systemic racism, violence, and brutality they continue to endure.

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What a failed gymnastics career and a Virginia realtor’s perspective can show us navigating this time with humility and presence.

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Laura talks with Nashville Singer-Songwriter Christopher Williams about how making music for twenty-five years has taught him how to not be afraid--even when everything around us is crumbling.

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Life in quarantine can feel like an emotional rollercoaster ride, one with twists and turns that are not always welcome. In this special bonus episode from the Transmission Times, listeners from around the world share their experiences of the ups and downs of pandemic living.

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How uniting around a common cause can help former adversaries become allies--even when those allies are your siblings, and the common cause is bringing someone else down.

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As the UC university system ditches the ACT and SAT as requirements for college admissions, Laura shares her own story of test-taking and college, and why she hopes her children's experiences of college will be different.

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As we enter this pandemic summer, Laura recalls how sometimes our best memories aren't of the easy kind of fun, but the kind we had to work for.

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