Sacred Inclusion Sampler: Volume One

from The podcast of the Sacred Inclusion Network Hosted by Angelo John Lewis

Selected excerpts from some of the best interviews in the first three seasons of the Sacred Inclusion Network podcast. > UK political activist and United Reformed Church Elder Mark Argent on the deeper meaning behind the rise of Donald Trump and Brexit. > Former Black Panther party leader and spiritual activist Ericka Huggins on learning to meditate while in solitary confinement > Rev. Yvette Flunder on the one quality that all people of color, LBGPQ+ and all marginalized people share. > Sacred Design Lab's Casper ter Kuile on how Millennials find meaning > Buddhist poet Diana Goesche reads her poem, Black People Can't Swim. Excerpted from: Spirituality, Sexuality and the Meaning of Trump Brexit Social Activism and Spiritual Practice The Radically Inclusive Ministry of Yvette Flunder How Millennials Find Meaning The Poet, the Buddhist, the Trans Warrior Other Links: More Info Sacred Inclusion Network Provoked by this episode? Record Voice Message! Like the podcast? Support us on Patreon! Twitter Sacred Talk Facebook page Sacred Inclusion Network Facebook group Sacred Inclusion Network linkedIn Angelo John Lewis YouTube Sacred Inclusion Network Inatagram Sacred Inclusion Network

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