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#23.5 || Where is Reckonings going?

6/11/2019

 

​Let's take a peek behind the curtain on three things: what happened with Anwen and Sameer from episode #21, what was up with the imaginary Pope in episode #22, and where is Reckonings going?

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​Transcript: Right here
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​Musician + Track:​ David Sestay's Mountains

#23 || An uncommon conversation about clergy sex abuse

5/21/2019

 

As a young priest, he sexually abused boys in his parish. 

In high school, she was sexually abused by her Catholic teacher, a former nun.

Buckle your seat belts for an uncommon conversation about clergy sex abuse.

Enormous gratitude to the National Association of Community and Restorative Justice, and to The Gilead Project — a 501(c)3 devoted to healing and preventing sexual abuse.

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​Transcript: Right here
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​Musicians + Tracks:
  • Chris Peck: Matope 2
  • Tannhauser: Rock Off, Ötzi, Fin de Año
  • David Sestay: Mountains
  • Rob Voigt: Outro

#22 || AN IMAGINARY reckoning with Pope Francis

2/24/2019

 

If the Pope had a reckoning, what would it sound like?

And then after you listen.....if you're curious *why* this was made, go to episode #23.5 and scroll to 01:18 for an explanation.

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​Transcript: Right here
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​Tracks:​ Outro by Rob Voigt

#19 || How will we become majestic elephants?

3/29/2018

 

​'I could have been a left-wing guerrilla in Columbia. Whatever would have grabbed me at the right time, I was ready for.' What ended up grabbing Frank was neo-Nazism. What ended up grabbing Jesse was jihadi extremism. What happens when we look beyond ideology?

This episode was produced with generous support from the Gen Next Foundation, which leverages a venture philanthropy framework to build paradigm-shifting social ventures with a wide footprint of impact. Their partnership with ISD and Google Jigsaw created the Against Violent Extremism (AVE) network. It is the first and only network of former extremists and survivors of terrorism. Leveraging their powerful and authentic voices, this peer-to-peer solution disrupts radicalization and hate group recruitment.

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Transcript: Right here

Musicians + Tracks:
  • Chris Peck: Matope 1
  • Tannhauser: Rock Off, Ötzi, Fin de Año
  • David Sestay: Ladybird's Theme, Mountains
  • Rob Voigt: Outro

rECKONINGS + love+radio: The enemy within

10/13/2016

 

​Remember the bombastic black intellectual Glenn Loury from episode #5, and his story of sex, drugs, politics, and religion? Voilà another round with him, in collaboration with the venerable podcast Love + Radio.

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#4 || Revelations of a tough-on-crime prosecutor

12/15/2015

 

​'I went through 4 years of college, 3 years of law school, and a 2-year judicial clerkship without ever really thinking about the way our criminal justice system functions.' That's the admission of Preston Shipp, a former tough-on-crime prosecutor for the state of Tennessee. Tune in to find out what drove him to leave his role as a prosecutor, and shift from 'cog in the wheel' of the criminal justice system to advocate for criminal justice reform.

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