Same Table Podcast: Recent Episodes
Matthew Thomas
Different people, bringing different perspectives and experiences around the Same Table to talk about ways the Church can live out what it means to be a multiethnic Church.
Matthew shares additional backstory highlighting the cost of reconciliation. Deb reflects on Dr. Britton’s resilience. Sam reflects on how he has been challenged in caring for those experiencing homelessness. Join the aftershow trio and consider how you can respond!
What if you’ve never really thought about your culture or ethnicity as a category? Sam can relate! Join the Aftershow trio as they digest the topic of categorization a bit further, and keep the conversation going.
What if you’ve never really thought about your culture or ethnicity as a category? Sam can relate! Join the Aftershow trio as they digest the topic of categorization a bit further, and keep the conversation going.
Deb and Matthew explore how understanding categories we give ourselves and each other can be helpful and harmful, especially when navigating topics of race, ethnicity, and culture.
Co-hosts Deb and Matthew chat about what’s coming up for season two, share a little life update, and unveil the addition of a new mini-sode called the Aftershow.
This podcast brings different people, perspectives and experiences around the Same Table to talk about ways the church can live out what it means to be multiethnic and multicultural.
As we wrap season one, Matthew, AJ, and Deb reflect on the conversations so far through what they have experienced in their own growth, and what they have been learning from guests from season one and each other. Stay tuned for season two of Same Table podcast!
On this episode of Same Table, host Matthew Thomas explores unconscious bias with co-hosts AJ Thomas and Deb Wong. With perspectives of African Nova Scotian, white Canadian, and second generation immigrant Canadian at the same table, the conversation brings forward the impact of internal and external unconscious bias, and how to move towards growth.
On this episode of Same Table, host Matthew Thomas explores unconscious bias with co-hosts AJ Thomas and Deb Wong. With perspectives of African Nova Scotian, white Canadian, and second generation immigrant Canadian at the same table, the conversation brings forward the impact of internal and external unconscious bias, and how to move towards growth.
On this episode of Same Table, we hear stories of the African Nova Scotian experience and the role of the black church in the journey towards Racial Reconciliation. Join us as we learn from our podcast host Matthew Thomas, co-host AJ Thomas, and guest speaker Rev. Dr. Lennett J Anderson, Lead Pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church (The Meeting Place) in Upper Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia.
Different people, bringing different perspectives and experiences around the Same Table to talk about ways the church can live out what it means to be a multiethnic church.