In this episode of Sunday Sanctuary, what happens when communities are involved in times of death. Petra Bagust talks to Treza Gallogly, a death doula (think death midwife), about why making plans and involving others helps so much when preparing for death. Producer Sam talks to those involved with the community response to the death of baby Anahera in the Auckland suburb or Onehunga. Sacred text: Late Fragment by Raymond Carver, read by Gabriel Byrne Music: You are the Gold by Terrible Sons Sun Rays Like Stilts by Tommy Guerero Moonlight on the River by Mac DeMarco Last Orders by Richard Hawley I Still Hear You by Adrianne Lenker and Buck Meek New Grass by Talk Talk Tesifa by Laney Tripp
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Hey! Listen!
Most of us think we're pretty good at listening. From kids asked to "whakarongo mai" at school, to a one-on-one catch up with a friend, listening can't be that hard, can it? But what changes when the person speaking feels truly heard or understood? And what similarities are there between listening to others, and listening to God? In this episode, Petra talks to sexologist and relationship coach Meg Cowan about how we can better listen to others. Later on, fan favourite Rev. Spanky Moore returns to share what he has noticed in the years he's spent listening to God, and helping others to do the same. Rev. Frank Ritchie brings a fantastic reflection of Communion, we hear your thoghts during Community Life, and there's top notch waiata/music as always. Sacred Texts: - Francis Bebey and the Pygmy Flute Music: Emotional Intelligence by Chaos in the CBD (played to start Meg's interview) Space 7 by Nala Sinephro (played to end Meg's interview) Man I Need by Olivia Dean Rivers That You Cannot See by North Americans (played during communion) Live for Each Other by Cut Off Your Hands Homeless Wanderer by Emahoy Tsege Maryam Gebru (played at the end) Bird sound effect: Various_birds_bush_NewZealand_4channel_front.flac by Phistomefel -- https://freesound.org/s/326546/ -- License: Attribution 3.0
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We're back!
Kia ora e te whānau! Petra and producer Sam jump in to say hi after their hiatus. Come for the updates on what they've been up to and the impromtu spelling bee, stay for the wisdom from Nick Cave and Nigel Latta. The first full episode of Sunday Sanctuary will be out on October 19th. Here is Nick Cave's letter Here is a link to buy Nigel's book Songs: Pray for Me by SAULT (played to end the episode)
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Friends of Sunday Sanctuary: Makers & Mystics
While Sunday Sanctuary is on a break, we want to share episodes from podcasts that we think you'll really like. This week: Makers & Mystics. This episode is from season 13 of Makers and Mystics, "the podcast for the art-driven, spiritually adventurous seekers of truth and lovers of life." In this episode, Stephen Roach and his guest, John Heers, discuss viewing "hospitality as revolution". Big thanks to Stephen for letting us share this episode. If you like what you hear, you can find Makers & Mystics wherever you listen to podcasts. Makers & Mystics website Makers & Mystics Instagram
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Friends of Sunday Sanctuary: Ngā Here
While Sunday Sanctuary is on a break, we want to share episodes from podcasts that we think you'll really like. This week: Ngā Here - The Many Connections. This episode is the first from season four, of which all the episodes are out now! If you like what you hear, then go and find Ngā Here wherever you listen to podcasts. Big thanks to James for letting us share this episode. Follow Ngā Here on Instagram
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Sunday Sanctuary seeks to create that kind of sanctuary for its listeners, where they can take a moment to pause, reflect, and connect with their inner selves.
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