The Paths To Understanding Podcast

Challenge 2.0 The Unopened Gift Part Two

This edition of Challenge 2.0 focuses on what we miss when the wisdom of women is sidelined in faith communities, and examines the stories of women who have made a difference in enriching not only their faith communities, but that of the larger communities of which they are a part.

 

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Challenge 2.0 The Unopened Gift Part One

The Unopened Gift-Welcoming Female Faith Leaders The glass ceiling limiting women in the workplace isn’t limited to the corporate world; it also is alive if not well in faith communities. In this edition of Challenge 2.0, three female faith leaders from Christianity, Judaism and Islam explain why and how that need to change, and how it will gift their communities with a deeper faith experience.

 

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Challenge 2.0 When The Opressed Become the Oppressors

The United Nations calls it a textbook example of ethnic cleansing, and the world’s fastest growing refugee crisis. Nearly 700,000 Rohingya people have fled Myanmar, also known as Burma, in the last 18 months. But it’s a problem that first arose in the 1970’s when a military dictatorship seized power. In this episode of Challenge 2.0, we talk with an American who visited the refugee camps in Bangladesh, see his video, and hear from a Rohingya leader seeking help for his people.

 

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Challenge 2.0 Paper Promises Part Two

In the last edition of Challenge 2.0, we explored the gulf between promises made and promises kept in treaties signed by the U.S. government with Native American tribes. This week, we continue to explore the reality and consequences of treaty violation in part two of ‘Paper Promises’.

 

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Challenge 2.0 Paper Promises Part One

The Keystone XL Pipeline has been ‘fast-tracked for construction’ by the White House. It would cross Native American reservations in both Montana and South Dakota; tribes in those states argue it would violate their most basic treaty rights. Tribal leaders throughout North America contend this is only the latest of a series of violations of their treaty rights throughout the United States and Canada. That’s the focus of this edition of Challenge 2.0-Paper Promises.

 

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Challenge 2.0 Lost Treasures Teen Stress and Suicide Part Two

National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 Teen suicides increased 29 percent just one month after the premiere of a Netflix Series dramatizing the issue. That seemed to support criticism by psychiatrists, who asserted program romanticized suicide and could lead to copycat behavior. The study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry cited no evidence of direct causation. But it clearly illustrates this tragic issue has become all too real for all too many communities and families. That is the subject of this edition of Challenge 2.0: Lost Treasures-Confronting Youth Suicide and Stress

Air Date: October 13th, 2019 at 7:30 AM on MeTV, carried through cable providers as well as DirectTV and Dish Network.

Host: Jeff Renner

Panelists: Elsie Dennis, Rev. Rachel Taber-Hamilton, Ace Bulger

Racism in Small Towns Part Two

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Challenge 2.0: Lost Treasures-Confronting Youth Suicide and Stress

National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 Teen suicides increased 29 percent just one month after the premiere of a Netflix Series dramatizing the issue. That seemed to support criticism by psychiatrists, who asserted program romanticized suicide and could lead to copycat behavior. The study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry cited no evidence of direct causation. But it clearly illustrates this tragic issue has become all too real for all too many communities and families. That is the subject of this edition of

 

Challenge 2.0: Lost Treasures-Confronting Youth Suicide and Stress

 

Air Date: October 13th, 2019 at 7:30 AM on MeTV, carried through cable providers as well as DirectTV and Dish Network.

 

Host: Jeff Renner Panelists: Elsie Dennis, Rev. Rachel Taber-Hamilton, Ace Bulger

 

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Lessons From The Road Inclusion Equity and Justice

Aneelah Afzali, Hamza Khan, Alana Suskin and Terry Kyllo will engage in a conversation about what they are doing to respond to the murder of George Floyd and to bring about greater inclusion, equity and justice in our society. They will reflect with each other on the moment we are in and practical steps we can take in our own communities.

 

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Intro to Islam with Adam Jamal

Imam Adam Jamal of the Muslim Association of Puget Sound in Redmond, WA shares his overview and introduction to Islam. Adam will give an overview of the tradition that guides 1.7 billion people about loving God, the neighbor and the earth. One of the Abrahamic traditions, Islam shares many values and stories in common with Christianity and Judaism. Engaging with this tradition can help people of all wisdom traditions reflect on and deepen their understanding of their own.

 

Teaching Faculty: Imam Adam Jamal