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- Rev. Nikki Ramage
This week we're in conversation with Nikki Ramage, who is an Associate Pastor at the Free Methodist Church of Santa Barbara. She shares about her appreciation for the Douglas Preserve and about her connection with locals who have seen our town change over many years. We'll also hear about how public prayer requests and gratitude contribute to the health of her church community and about the importance of hugs in difficult times.
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Email us at [email protected].
32 min - Rev. Nikki Ramage (Extended)
This week we're in conversation with Nikki Ramage, who is an Associate Pastor at the Free Methodist Church of Santa Barbara. She shares about her appreciation for the Douglas Preserve and about her connection with locals who have seen our town change over many years. We'll also hear about how public prayer requests and gratitude contribute to the health of her church community and about the importance of hugs in difficult times.
Follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @humanfamilypod and on Facebook at The Human Family Podcast!
Email us at [email protected].
1 hr 2 min - Art Cisneros
This week we're in conversation with Art Cisneros, a Chumash elder and firekeeper. He shares about his family's history with this land and how life here has changed over the past 75 years. We'll also hear about his practice of prayer, how he situates himself as one of many living beings in our universe, and how that informs his message of forgiveness and changing the world through relationship.
Follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @humanfamilypod and on Facebook at The Human Family Podcast!
Email us at [email protected].
35 min - Art Cisneros (Extended)
This week we're in conversation with Art Cisneros, a Chumash elder and firekeeper. He shares about his family's history with this land and how life here has changed over the past 75 years. We'll also hear about his practice of prayer, how he situates himself as one of many living beings in our universe, and how that informs his message of forgiveness and changing the world through relationship.
Follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @humanfamilypod and on Facebook at The Human Family Podcast!
Email us at [email protected].
1 hr 17 min - Renee Golan
This week we're in conversation with Renee Golan, who is a local mindfulness meditation teacher, and a member at Congregation B’nai B’rith, a local Jewish temple. She shares about her connection with the ocean and the mountains, and how they have played a role throughout her life. We’ll also hear about the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, and how Renee finds grounding in connecting with her ancestors and her spiritual community.
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31 min - Renee Golan (Extended)
This week we're in conversation with Renee Golan, who is a local mindfulness meditation teacher, and a member at Congregation B’nai B’rith, a local Jewish temple. She shares about her connection with the ocean and the mountains, and how they have played a role throughout her life. We’ll also hear about the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, and how Renee finds grounding in connecting with her ancestors and her spiritual community.
Follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @humanfamilypod and on Facebook at The Human Family Podcast!
Email us at [email protected].
54 min - Rev. Dr. David Moore
This week we're in conversation with Reverend Doctor David Moore, who is an activist pastor at New Covenant Worship Center. He shares about his connection with our local mountains and the trees and how they anchor his meditation practice. We'll also hear about the gift of failure, the Black community's celebration of New Year's, and David also shares what Black activists really want.
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Email us at [email protected].
35 min - Rev. Dr. David Moore (Extended)
This week we're in conversation with Reverend Doctor David Moore, who is an activist pastor at New Covenant Worship Center. He shares about his connection with our local mountains and the trees and how they anchor his meditation practice. We'll also hear about the gift of failure, the Black community's celebration of New Year's, and David also shares what Black activists really want.
Follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @humanfamilypod and on Facebook at The Human Family Podcast!
Email us at [email protected].
58 min - Afaf Turjoman
This week we're in conversation with Afaf Turjoman, who is a board member and trustee at the Islamic Society of Santa Barbara. She shares about her connection with the sunset and how it brings her closer to God during prayer. We’ll also hear about her appreciation for her practice of praying at dawn, and about the joys of celebrating Ramadan with her community.
Follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @humanfamilypod and on Facebook at The Human Family Podcast!
Email us at [email protected].
28 min - Afaf Turjoman (Extended)
This week we're in conversation with Afaf Turjoman, who is a board member and trustee at the Islamic Society of Santa Barbara. She shares about her connection with the sunset and how it brings her closer to God during prayer. We’ll also hear about her appreciation for her practice of praying at dawn, and about the joys of celebrating Ramadan with her community.
Follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @humanfamilypod and on Facebook at The Human Family Podcast!
Email us at [email protected].
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About The Human Family Podcast
From the publisher's feed
The Human Family Podcast is a place-based project out of Santa Barbara, CA that seeks to bring unity among our many communities via appreciating differences and recognizing commonalities. We focus on speaking with neighbors from various religious and ethnic groups in order to work towards a common history of how different groups have experienced this place that so many call home. With a common sense of our shared history, and a will to do justice, we believe that we can move towards living as one human family in Santa Barbara.
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