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Why do we hide? Part 1 of 3. Most of us don't show all of ourselves in every situation. What are the upsides and downsides to hiding parts of ourselves? Mike's wife, Heidi joins us for this series.
Produced by Stephen Bailey. Original music by Taylor Martin. Special thanks to Loren Richmond Jr. and Resonate Media.
Learn more, find previous episodes, and join the discussion at www.tapestrytalk.org
Won't you be my neighbor? Part 3 of 3. We wrap up our series on neighborliness (or lack thereof) with more on the spiritual implications of how we connect (or fail to connect) with those around us.
Produced by Stephen Bailey. Original music by Taylor Martin. Special thanks to Loren Richmond Jr. and Resonate Media.
Check out www.tapestrytalk.org to learn more and join the discussion.
Won't you be my neighbor? Part 2 of 3. Are we less connected to each other than ever? What role does the technology that connects us play in making us feel less connected?
Mike mentions a story about someone falling in love with ChatGPT. Kashmir Hill reports on this here (https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/15/technology/ai-chatgpt-boyfriend-companion.html )
and here (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/she-fell-in-love-with-chatgpt-like-actual-love-with-sex/id1200361736?i=1000695824606)
Produced by Stephen Bailey. Original music by Taylor Martin. Special thanks to Loren Richmond Jr. and Resonate Media.
To learn more and join the discussion, check out www.tapestrytalk.org
Won't you be my neighbor? Part 1 of 3. What does it mean to be a neighbor? If "it takes a village", who are the other villagers and are we being good villagers?
Produced by Stephen Bailey. Original music by Taylor Martin. Special thanks to Loren Richmond Jr. and Resonate Media
Learn more and join the discussion on www.tapestrytalk.org
Nostalgia Part 3 of 3. We wrap up some thoughts on the dangers of believing the past was better than it was and how spirituality can ground us in the present moment. A special note: Mike quotes Walter Brueggemann, who passed away the day before this episode was published. Rest in peace, Walter, and thank you for sharing your wisdom.
Produced by Stephen Bailey. Original music by Taylor Martin. Special thanks to Loren Richmond Jr. and Resonate Media.
You can find other material and join the conversation at www.tapestrytalk.org
Nostalgia part 2 of 3. There's a dark side to nostalgia: believing that the past was better than it really was can make us think that the present should be better than it is. Then we look for someone to blame...
Produced by Stephen Bailey. Original music by Taylor Martin. Special thanks to Loren Richmond, Jr. and Resonate Media.
Learn more, find previous episodes, and join the Discord discussion at www.tapestrytalk.org
Can we remove our rose tinted glasses? We discuss why it is we tend to idealize the past and begin to explore the spiritual implications. Part 1 of 3.
Produced by Stephen Bailey. Original music by Taylor Martin. Special thanks to Loren Richmond Jr. and Resonate Media.
Learn more, find other episodes, and join the discussion on Discord at www.tapestrytalk.org
"What do I owe you?" Part 3 of 3. Mwangi, Haleigh, and Mike talk about obligation and spirituality. What obligations does your faith give you? How does this relate to the way of Jesus?
Produced by Stephen Bailey. Original music by Taylor Martin. Special thanks to Loren Richmond Jr. and Resonate Media.
Learn more, find other episodes, and connect through our discord at www.tapestrytalk.org
"What do I owe you" Part 2 of 3, Haleigh, Mwangi, and Mike discuss obligation in society, and why we tend to avoid obligations to begin with.
Produced by Stephen Bailey. Original music by Taylor Martin. Special thanks to Loren Richmond Jr. and Resonate Media.
Learn more, find other episodes, and connect through our discord at www.tapestrytalk.org
Welcome to a new season! We had an unplanned break after Mike's unplanned break (of his neck. It's ok to laugh). Join Haleigh, Mwangi, and Mike as we explore a whole new set of everyday ideas and how they intersect with spirituality and faith. This season we are recording online because of our schedules. The bonus is we'll have more frequent episodes AND we'll have video on YouTube too!
Produced by Steven Bailey. Original music by Taylor Martin. Special thanks to Loren Richmond Jr. and Resonate Media.
Learn more, find other Tapestry content, and join the conversation at www.tapestrytalk.org
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Tapestry is an online space where spiritually curious people can grow and thrive. We weave together the threads of our struggles, doubts, faith, joys, and hopes to create content designed to get…
our values:
Questions are encouraged. We expect that every question will have many true answers. No question or question-asker will be disrespected or shamed.
We are honest and real. Our own questions, doubts, disagreements, curiosity, and excitement will be on display. We refuse to hide who we are, both as individuals and as a team. We say what we mean, and we mean what we say.
Different is good. We grow and learn when we engage with people who have ideas, values, and experiences that are not the same as our own. Honoring our differences makes us stronger.
Accessible and inclusive language is vital. We do our best to use clear language free of jargon and insider code. We intentionally use language that includes rather than excludes, and is welcoming to people of all ages and walks of life.
Curiosity is expected. The opposite of faith isn’t doubt, it’s certainty. Ever-deepening spirituality is only possible with insatiable curiosity.