Unity Happy Hour

It's our final program, and the original crew is together for one last hurrah! Join Jim, Ned and Ogun for a Happy Hour Last Call. Join us for a Happy Hour send-off to remember!

Today we'll be joined by long-time friend and minister, Rev. Erin McCabe. On the table today: Sharing versus invading others with our beliefs, is the desire to live longer a bad or good thing, and we resurrect some classic Unity terminology: got chemicalization?

Join Rev. Ogun, Dean Ted and Rev. Karen Tudor for more fun and profound conversation on the topics of ego, judgment, questioning how far we can “personalize” Unity without redefining it, and of course, the weird and wonderful side roads our topics always lead us down (a.k.a. how we get distracted by shiny objects).

Rev. Jamie Sanders sits in as the crew discusses getting our spiritual house in order, the inspiring life of Muhammad Ali, and the trappings of prosperity.

Inspired by the movie Midnight in Paris, we talk about the difficulties with staying present, and given humanity's track record, are we kidding ourselves about ever being free of violence? Plus, a special listener topic.

Rev. Ellen Debenport joins us as we banter about current news makers Casey Anthony, Harry Potter and the President ... well a fictionalized President who was raised in Unity.

Joining us for this episode are Dean Ted from Unity Institute® and Seminary, Paula Coppel, Unity Institute ministerial student and vice president of Communications at Unity World Headquarters, and Rev. Jamie Sanders for topics such as "Should the many New Thought groups unite?" and "What is it to be 'In the Question' and do we sometimes use it to avoid our issues?'" Listen in, join in, and be "in!"

Join us as we talk about the proposed ban on circumcision in San Francisco, how to get Unity's message out in a time of growing anti-church sentiment, and if Unity is an atheist religion. You know … the usual light topics *sheesh!*

Rev. Ellen Debenport joins the crew today as we knock heroes off their pedestals, and debate whether Unity's openness is resulting in a loss of identity, and what should be done about it.

Please join Jim Blake, Rev. Kelly Isola, and “three-days-til-a-Rev“ Ogun Holder for Happy Hour. It's a matter of life and death! No really … that's what we're talking about. Let's get our Happy ON!