Good Path Podcast

Good Path Podcast
Podcast Description
Good Path is a space for great conversations about building goodness in the world around us. Good Path highlights ways that goodness is present in spite of and even in defiance of what's wrong around us. Whether it is good work people are doing for others, good books people are writing, good ways of understanding God, of understanding ourselves as human beings - it's going to be here on Good Path.
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The podcast delves into themes of faith, social justice, and personal growth, featuring episodes like Chad Langerud's exploration of salvation beyond individualism and Joash Thomas's discussions on colonial impacts and holistic approaches to justice.

Good Path is a space for great conversations about building goodness in the world around us. Good Path highlights ways that goodness is present in spite of and even in defiance of what’s wrong around us. Whether it is good work people are doing for others, good books people are writing, good ways of understanding God, of understanding ourselves as human beings – it’s going to be here on Good Path.
In this conversation, Nneka Allen shares her profound journey as a descendant of the Underground Railroad, her experiences in the charitable sector, and her commitment to fostering racial equity through her work with the Empathy Agency. She discusses the importance of community, belonging, and storytelling in creating hope and connection, while also addressing the challenges of racism and the dynamics within non-profit organizations. Nneka emphasizes the need for awareness and activism in the face of systemic issues, advocating for communal prosperity and wholeness. In this conversation, Nneka Allen and Chad Langerud explore the complexities of cultural norms, colonization, and the fear surrounding minority status. They discuss the importance of love and empathy in overcoming fear and the necessity of perspective taking to foster understanding. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of processing trauma and awakening to one’s true self, while also highlighting Nneka’s future endeavors in community building and writing.

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