Announcing Season 5 World-Building and Imagination

The Seed: Conversations for Radical Hope

🌱 Welcome to Season 5 of The Seed: Conversations for Radical Hope! 🌱

In this special promo, host Dwight Dunston invites you into a season focused on world-building and imagination, exploring the deep questions about the future we envision and how we can start living it today. This season is packed with inspiring conversations, reflections, and new features designed to expand your sense of justice, love, and peace.

🎙️ Episode Highlights:

• Dr. Riyam Kafri Abu Laban shares a powerful and personal perspective from Ramallah, Palestine, reflecting on the struggles mothers face across the globe in times of violence.
• Manchán Magan from Ireland delves into the healing power of language and place, offering a glimpse into his deep connection with nature and spirit through gardening.
• Special guests like Alexx Temeña, Zenaida Peterson, and Steve Tamari bring fresh insights on spirituality, creativity, and justice, bridging the gap between faith and action.

✨ What’s New in Season 5:

• Second Guests in each episode sharing special poems, reflections, or songs.
• Mini Episodes featuring exclusive content every two weeks.
• Join Dwight in Pendle Hill's Online Quaker Worship on the last Friday of each month for more connection and reflection.

Don’t miss out! Subscribe now and step into a world of radical hope, where imagination meets action, and together, we create the future we want. New episodes drop every two weeks!

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The transcript for this episode is available on https://pendlehillseed.buzzsprout.com/
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