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The Clerestory Podcast
By Sarah James, Emma McDonald, Molly SilversteinSociety & CultureReligion & SpiritualitySpiritualityPhilosophyPersonal Journals
The Clerestory Podcast episodes
- Nine Months to MokshaSumitra Mattai explores religion, trauma, and motherhood, as she reflects on her mother's self-imposed period of silence in "Nine Months to Moksha."21 min
- Life Together: A Community SpecialTo conclude our series on community, we're sharing three essays on "life together."32 min
- Grounding Practices for Working RemotelyIn this episode, Laura Kisthardt shares grounding practices to help those working remotely7 min
- Imitation of a GinkgoIn this episode, Olivia Bardo writes about faith, patience, and trust in "Imitation of a Ginkgo."11 min
- The Necessity of Beauty: Resistance, Reclamation, and FaithElena Gallina sifts through beauty and resistance in this episode of the Clerestory Podcast.13 min
- A Posture of SurrenderIn this episode, Naomi Oh reflects on the difficulty of surrender after developing a meditation practice and through reflecting on faith.8 min
- The Urban Monastery: Faith, Contemplation, and Architecture by Jonny RyleyJonny Ryley shares his conception of an urban monastery, an answer to the question: “what creates a space of stillness and contemplation in the spaces we inhabit?”22 min
- This Nowhere But HereMolly Silverstein offers a poem, "This Nowhere But Here," for this episode of the podcast.4 min
- Collective Remembrance and the Communion of SaintsIn this episode, Emma McDonald explores her Catholic faith, the absence of in-person worship in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, and personal and scholarly approaches to understanding prayer.15 min
- Doubt as the Essence of FaithIn this episode, Elisabeth Ivey explores her personal experience with doubt, deconstruction, and faith.17 min
About The Clerestory Podcast
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Stories from Clerestory Magazine, a space for writers, artists, and activists to reflect upon personal experience, social issues, and culture through contemplative modes of storytelling and inquiry.…
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