Cole Arthur Riley - Black Liturgies (N314)
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Poet and author Cole Arthur Riley joins us to talk about her desire for a spirituality that was more human and a more liberating expression of faith. This journey led to the emergence of Black Liturgies. From prayers and poetry to breath practices and ancestral writings, this digital project explores spirituality that embraces embodiment, lament, rage and rest. And draws deeply from both contemplation and activism. Interview starts at 13m 53s Show Notes → We'd be very grateful if you could consider supporting our fundraiser for new audio gear and our therapy network. You can make a contribution at our gofundme page. Thanks!
Released on 9 Feb 2024
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