Episode 56 – Rev. Dr. Sarah Lund, Minister for Disabilities and Mental Health Justice
The Rev. Dr. Sarah Lund’s mission is to partner with others to share hope and healing. She is an ordained minister in both the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and the United Church of Christ. Sarah has served as pastor to churches in Brooklyn, NY, Minneapolis, MN, and New Smyrna Beach, FL. Sarah served as...
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HAIKAST II – Magical Words
Do you ever feel like you are in the need of some elusive, magical words to resolve a situation? I know I do. That feeling often comes when I am convinced that there are no words designed to communicate my heartfelt intention. I don’t mean to make that sound like a bad thing. Biblically speaking,...
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Episode 55 – Beyond Madness & Grace with Matthew Stanford, PhD
Our guest for this episode is Matthew S. Stanford, PhD, CEO of the Hope and Healing Center & Institute (HHCI) in Houston, Texas. He is also adjunct professor of psychiatry at Baylor College of Medicine and the Houston Methodist Hospital Institute for Academic Medicine. A fellow of the Association for Psychological Science, Dr. Stanford’s research...
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HAIKAST I – Arts & Crafts
Welcome to the Revealing Voices Haikast series with Eric Riddle serving as our guest poet. Eric is co-founder of Revealing Voices who redirected his avocation to environmental stewardship about a year ago. I have invited Eric to blend his spiritual art with his passion for mental health advocacy here on the program. He writes: “I’m...
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2022 Year-End Message: Memories and Hopes
Memory and Hope can be two healing agents of faith to be used as resources for personal, social, even spiritual improvement. As we remember the events surrounding the broken system that contributed to the end of Mark Rippee’s life this year, let’s not fall victim to bitterness or futile rage. Instead let us rally around the...
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A Holiday Gift from Kevin “Earleybird” Earley and a Tribute to Mark Rippee
This year Revealing Voices branched out to promote advocacy for those with brain illnesses and other mental health conditions. The response was tremendous as we grew in listenership and made a large impact not only in the advocacy community but also in the world at large; We hope to continue the momentum we’ve established this...
Episode 54 – The Art and Advocacy of Kevin ‘Earleybird’ Earley
Kevin “Earleybird” Earley is an artist and musician based out of Northern Virginia. He is a graduate of Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York where he studied fine art, and Virginia Commonwealth University, where he has earned his Master’s in Social Work. His love for hip-hop goes back decades, as he wrote and performed his first...
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Episode 53 – Janet Hays: Healing Minds NOLA
Janet Hays, is founder and director of Healing Minds NOLA, a 501(c)(3) educational and charitable organization based in New Orleans, LA that focuses on removing funding and policy barriers to treatment and care for people living with no-fault serious mental diseases. She is a problem solver by nature, and works tirelessly with families and individuals...
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