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Kaleidoscope

Kaleidoscope

By: Deborah Jian Lee
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Kaleidoscope explores life in America at the intersection of faith, identity and social engagement.


In intimate conversations with activists, entertainers, authors and spiritual leaders, journalist Deborah Jian Lee unpacks stories about love, life, faith and justice in dangerous times. Prepare to laugh, think and be transformed as we explore the paths our guests have taken to become more true to themselves, more fully awake and more deeply engaged in this wild world.

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Episodes
  • Mini: That's A Wrap

    Mini: That's A Wrap
    Jun 29 2018
    Kaleidoscope wraps up the season with highlights featuring rebels, squishy feelings, and loads of joy.

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    13 mins
  • Jade Perry — Reclaiming Self-Care

    Jade Perry — Reclaiming Self-Care
    Jun 22 2018
    Jade Perry is a mystic and activist who writes about the intersections of race, spirituality and chronic illness. As a tarot card reader, emerging herbalist, and multimedia artist, Jade wears many hats. Jade also always wears tasteful glasses. In this episode, Jade talks about the fluidity of disability, an experimental strip class, and her grandmother’s style of resistance.

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    31 mins
  • Mini: Spoon Theory 101

    Mini: Spoon Theory 101
    Jun 15 2018
    Chronic illness and disability writer, Jade Perry, explains Spoon Theory. The idea offers an effective and important framework for folks in the chronic illness community, and it’s making its way into the mainstream lexicon. Jade joins Kaleidoscope to explain this theory so we all can be in the know.

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    7 mins
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