During our summer break, we are re-airing some of our favorite episodes. What do you do when hope feels lost? Abstract artist Lanecia Rouse Tinsley is no stranger to the hopelessness that comes with grief. In extended isolation because of the pandemic, a nationwide reckoning with race, and our own personal losses, we could all use a bit of what Lanecia calls holy seeing. In this episode, Kate and Lanecia discuss how creativity can be an act of resistance and the hope she discovered on a blank canvas.
CW: Miscarriage, death of a child, racism
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The New Shape of American Religion with Ross Douthat and Molly Worthen
50:25

What If Happiness Isn’t What You Think It Is? with Patrik Hagman
49:45

There Is More Good Among Us Than We Think with Bishop Michael Curry
39:35