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Today on Thereafter we sit down with Rebekah Sorkin. Rebekah is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and psychotherapist with a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work from Winthrop University and a MA in Social Work with certificates in At-Risk Youth and Trauma Studies from University of Denver. Over the past ten years her work with children, teens, adults, and families has given her unique insights on the effects of trauma on our minds and bodies.
So many of us who have gone through a journey of faith change weren't taught to identify trauma that may have occurred in our religious experience and its effects on our minds and bodies. Rebekah and so many others in her field are giving us the language to identify this trauma so that we can begin to heal. We're so honored to have had the opportunity to talk with Rebekah and hope that you enjoy listening to this conversation as much as we enjoyed having it.
You can connect with Rebekah through her website BranchCounselingCo.com
Today on Thereafter we sit down with Mason Mennenga. Mason (he/him/his) is an aspiring theologian, podcaster, YouTuber, and the Internet’s youth pastor.
He enjoys conversation over a drink, being a music snob, stand-up comedy, and long walks on the valley of the shadow of death.
He is the podcast host of A People’s Theology. With inspiration from process theology, radical theology, liberation theology, and many more, Mason hopes to explore and share in A People’s Theology the inspiring and liberating theologies that transforms you and the world.
He is also the podcast host of The BlackSheep Podcast: Presented by HM Magazine. In this podcast, he and his co-host and best friend, Cullen, interview musicians, artists, and other creatives about their art, life, faith, and much more.
You can follow Mason on Twitter @MasonMennenga
You can also keep up with Mason on Instagram @MasonMennenga
This week we have a fun one! This episode is a bit of a shift from the more serious conversations we've had so far on the podcast. We sat down with 2 of the hosts from the podcast Pod Goes Punk and had a blast chatting about music, church kid shit, and everything in between! Jesse and Jordan Chesley have been friends of mine since we were kids. We met going to hard core, emo, and punk shows together and more often than not these shows took place in church basements, cafe's, or fellowship halls! They now have a HUGE following for their podcast where they talk about the music that was the soundtrack to their adolescence.
This week we also have a guest co-host! My dear friend Jen joins the show as we reminisce about the music we fell in love with as kids and how so much of it is inexplicably tied to church kid culture.
If you love music and fall in love with Jesse and Jordan you'll definitely want to go subscribe to their podcast and YouTube channel. Find all the info about Pod Goes Punk at PodGoesPunk.com
Don't forget to give them a follow on Instagram @PodGoesPunk
Today on the pod, we get into a beautiful conversation with the one and only Kevin Miguel Garcia! Kevin is a digital pastor, creative healer, public theologian, & intuitive soul coach. Kevin has been a transformative force in my spiritual reconstruction and may be one of the most genuine and sincere people I've ever met. Our time with them was inspirational and transformative. The work they are doing is so truly important and timely. If you want to know more about Kevin you can get connected with them at TheKevinGarcia.com
Follow Kevin on Instagram @TheKevinGarcia
Listen to their podcast A Tiny Revolution
Sign up for The Big Queer Bible Study!
This week we're honored to have Janice Lagata on the podcast! We were lucky enough to stumble upon her blog a few weeks ago and quickly fell in love with her work. Janice is a musician, poet, writer, and podcaster. Her latest project is the podcast "God Has Not Given" An Exvangelical podcast featuring Janice and her failing faith in conversations with her friends and family. After binging every episode of her podcast we knew we wanted to have Janice on the show. We thoroughly enjoyed this conversation and are so excited to share it with you. You can find out more about Janice and connect with her through her website JaniceLagata.com
This week on the podcast we sit down with the one and only Calvin Arsenia! Calvin is an incredible artist and performer from Kansas City. Voted best musician in 2018 and 2019 by PitchKC, Calvin’s work has been featured on websites like the NewNowNext, Pride.com, Grammy.com, NPR.org to name a few.
In addition to being one of the most successful artists to come out of Kansas City in recent years he also happens to be an old church friend of mine! We sat down to talk about his experience navigating the church, faith, and life thereafter.
Check out Calvin’s website: CalvinArsenia.com
Follow him on Instagram: @CalvinArsenia
Stream his music on Spotify HERE
Watch his cover of “Toxic” which we play a clip from in this episode.
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