How do you raise kids in an increasingly polarized environment?

In this second episode of lament over Ahmaud Arbery's death, Laura looks to two leaders in the church who are crying out against injustice in a new way, one that includes sharing our grief with our kids.

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What does Ahmaud's death mean to a fellow runner?

Ahmaud Arbery was killed on February 23, 2020 while he was out for his daily run. Laura looks to fellow runners Alison Mariella Désir and Bayano Kamani for wisdom on where we go from here.

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In honor of Mother's Day, Laura shares this very special bonus episode, a conversation with Emerging Form's hosts, Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer and Christie Aschwanden. They talk about motherhood, creativity in the time of COVID-19, and what the daily practice of creating has taught them during this time of life in a pandemic.

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How does a movie producer navigate through a pandemic?

Laura talks with Hollywood executive Andrew Calof, who has spent the past twenty years chasing his dream of making movies, and how pursuing that dream and spending years crafting stories is helping him to shelter in place.

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What can history teach us about the new way forward?

As difficult as life feels right now, this time of sheltering in place has revealed how unsustainable our previous COVID-19 lives were. Laura looks to French historian Rebecca L. Spang for what history can teach us as we imagine a third way of living.

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What can a biking accident teach us about navigating the current environment?

Seven months ago, Patrick Vaughn got into a bike accident and suffered a traumatic brain injury. The healing process from that injury was a long, slow one, and in many ways mirrors the losses our world is experiencing right now.

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How do we learn from past mistakes to build long-term changes in our habits?

In the face of feeling disappointed with herself for making the same parenting mistakes over and over again in this time of living in close quarters with her family, Laura turns to BJ Fogg's work and writing.

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How do you give during a time of scarcity?

On Giving Tuesday, a day that is all about being generous, Laura looks to recent research on scarcity and generosity for guidance during this time of both personal and global scarcity.

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In this special bonus episode, recent Shelter in Place guest and best-selling, award-winning author Nina LaCour invite us to turn to words and creation for hope in this time of fear, uncertainty, and disappointment.

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How do you find hope in the midst of struggles?

To celebrate this week's challenge of dreaming and gratitude, Laura brings you a very special episode with your stories of what this time has been like for you, and how you're dreaming, grieving, and finding hope in the midst of the struggles.

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