This weeks episode is a continuation of the conversation on the moon and the Divine Feminine with special guest, Scott Owings. 

We’ve got a quick introduction on some details of the pod before we jump in and learn how and when Scott met the Divine Feminine (4:38). Then Scott dives into how he got into his work with sound healing, meeting the Moon while on sabbatical, and all she has to teach us about God and the Divine Feminine (12:02). Next Booth and Scott continue the conversation around topics of anxiety, suffering, death, Celtic theology, Thomas Mertons “Diamond Essence”, and the Dark One (17:55). Finally, we touch on how the universe and the Divine Feminine are always inviting us to receive Love, the hurdles that get in the way of that, and how we might navigate the resistance that organized religion has to the Divine Feminine (33:05). 

Music Credit: Scott Owings and Chris Roberts

I recently spent a weekend getting to know the moon, and I thought I'd share a bit about my experience here. 

In todays episode, Booth had the privilege of sitting down with Jan McMahon to talk about her career as a librarian and the importance of libraries in general. We discussed the roots of her love of the natural world, creating and finding sacred spaces, and much more!

In today's episode Booth starts out by talking a bit of sports, including an NBA All-Star snub and Lebron James breaking the all-time scoring record before sharing his thoughts on a particular Super Bowl Sunday Ad (10:37) and why its important to strive to be more inclusive in our community life (17:15).

Today's conversation was with fellow JPTS collective member Sheena Marquis. We talk a bit about her current work as a medical social worker and what self care looks like in the non-profit world before diving into the recent release of her EP 'Love Pursuit' (which can be found on Apple Music and Spotify). 

Welcome to Take Shelter. In this first episode, Booth briefly introduces himself,  shares some light on the format of the podcast, where the title came from, and what the mission of the Take Shelter podcast is. Thank you for being here! 

music credit: Take Shelter by Delta Spirit