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Way Collective Podcast

Way Collective Podcast

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Way Collective is a contemplative community in Santa Barbara, CA, promoting a more connected and compassionate world. We offer teachings that inspire conversation around meaningful topics that encourage us to ground our lives in Love for the work of Love in the world.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. Christianity Spirituality
Episodes
  • Reading the Bible Like Jesus - Dinner & Dialogue - 02/11/26
    Feb 12 2026

    This is the recording from our Dinner & Dialogue gathering on 02/11/26, entitled Reading the Bible Like Jesus. In this episode, we talk about how everyone picks and chooses certain parts of their sacred texts to emphasize, and how Jesus read and used his own sacred text, as a call for us each to engage more lovingly with our sacred traditions. Thanks for tuning in!

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    16 mins
  • Protecting Our Neighbors' Belonging - Dinner & Dialogue - 02/05/26
    Feb 5 2026

    This is the recording from our Dinner & Dialogue gathering on 02/04/26, entitled Protecting Our Neighbors' Belonging. In this episode, Dr. Karen Rice shares about how we can find belonging within activism by using our unique gifts to contribute to the better good, and help protect our neighbors' belonging in times like these. Thanks for tuning in!

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    26 mins
  • On Beginning Again - Dinner & Dialogue - 01/28/26
    Jan 29 2026

    This is the recording from our Dinner & Dialogue gathering on 01/28/26, entitled On Beginning Again. In this episode, we talk about how we are each learning to treat ourselves and others with patience by getting comfortable with the rhythm of beginning again - and how, in urgent times, slowing down to get a feel for this builds compassion within us and helps us resist the callousness of our times. Thanks for tuning in!

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    16 mins
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