The Rooted Dialogue: Recent Episodes
Jeremy Ogunba & Erin Corry
A constantly evolving discussion centered around the intersections of "History, Power, Jesus & Justice". These are the conversations we have on the path to reconstructing the understandings Jesus, our faith, and what it means to be the Church. The Rooted Dialogue is hosted by Jeremy Ogunba & Erin Corry Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therooteddialogue/support
Jeremy & Erin unpack the gut center of the enneagram. Jeremy shares candidly what it's like being an Enneagram 8 and they close out their foundational series on the Enneagram.
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Jeremy & Erin are joined by Theda Tann a Campus minister at Brown University to talk about the head center of the Enneagram and what it's like being a type 7.
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Jeremy & Erin discuss the characteristics, thought patterns, and struggles of an Enneagram type 2, 3, or 4.
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Jeremy & Erin check in and process the death of Daunte Wright - an unarmed black man now dead because of law enforcement. They also start to explain how every social justice activist needs to be on this journey in a way that is both sustainable and healthy. Lastly they touch on the Enneagram and how it has been a valuable growth tool for the both of them.
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We put a spotlight on Valerie Tutson, the co-director of the Rhode Island Black Storytellers. We chat with Mrs. Tutson about her journey through life and why we need a shift from narrative story.
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A check in with Jeremy & Erin on life during a global pandemic and life outside of formal church structures.
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Black women constantly come up against both white supremacy and patriarchy in and outside of the church. As communities form, we recognize that we desperately need their leadership and lived experience. Especially if we are going and become more equitable and justice, and if we are going to make lasting systemic change for the future.
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Connecting the past to the present. Jeremy kicks off our black history month series by connecting the history of slavery to our current day prison industrial complex. He shares audio from a vigil he attended in front of the Governor's house and at the ACI correctional facility.
Young men and women in our correctional facilities are suffering during this pandemic. The correctional facility in RI has over a 90% positivity rate of COVID-19. This is unacceptable. Inmates lives matter! Press play and hear the stories of those close to the issue.
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Jeremy & Erin interview RI’s new unapologetically black and unapologetically queer state senator Tiara Mack. Senator Mack shares her story, faith, lived experience, and her thoughts on politics and the change our local communities desperately need.
Please connect with her via her Website - https://tiaramackdistrict6.com/
Facebook - www.facebook.com/MackDistrict6/
Instagram - @mackdistrict6
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Jeremy, Erin, and Brandi take in and debrief the inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, and the turning of this page in American history.
They take time process the moment, reflect on the past five years, and speak into where it is we go from here. You can hear more from Brandi Miller on her podcast “Reclaiming My Theology” available on all major platforms.
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Jeremy & Erin continue to process the attempted insurrection and coup. They connect these events to the long standing history of America and whiteness and question where do we go from here.
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Resources:
After Whiteness (Willie James Jennings)
Me and White Supremacy (Layla F. Saad)
Monique Melton Anti-Racism Educator (@moemotivates)
Seeing White (Scene on Radio podcast series)
Waking Up White (Debby Irving)
Discipling the White Church (David Swanson)
Dear White Peacemakers (forthcoming) Osheta Moore
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Marco McWilliam helps us unpack Rhode Island’s history as it relates to race and the economic system of slavery.
Connect with Marco McWilliams:
Marco McWilliams Twitter - @FugitiveThought
Providence Black Studies Syllabus Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackStudiesFreedomSchool/about/
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Jeremy, Erin, & Marco respond to the storming of the capital building as it happens, and explore what it says about whiteness and white privilege.
Connect with Marco McWilliams:
Marco McWilliams Twitter - @FugitiveThought
Providence Black Studies Syllabus Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackStudiesFreedomSchool/about/
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Marco McWilliams, a historian & scholar, joins our ongoing dialogue and helps us unpack whiteness and systemic racism. Marco pleas with Christians to exercise their faith to re-imagine, re-envision, and re-create a better tomorrow with systems that divest of whiteness and rejects anti-blackness. This is a conversation you don’t want to miss.
Connect with Marco McWilliams:
Marco McWilliams Twitter - @FugitiveThought
Providence Black Studies Syllabus Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackStudiesFreedomSchool/about/
Literature:
Sylvia Wynter - Sambos & Minstrels - https://issuu.com/blacklivesofuu/docs/sylvia.wynter_-_sambos.and.minstrel
The Cross & The Lynching Tree - https://www.amazon.com/Cross-Lynching-Tree-James-Cone/dp/1626980055
Silencing the Past: Power & The Production of History - https://www.amazon.com/Silencing-Past-Power-Production-History/dp/1494569698
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Mr. Raineer Chu, living in the Philippines, helps us understand Christian Nationalism from the viewpoint of those who have been colonized by America, and what affect American teachings & symbolism still have on the Filipino people today.
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Jonathan, the author of "12 Lies That Hold America Captive: And The Truth That Sets Us Free" helps us understand Christian Nationalism, both biblically & historically. Jonathan points us to Jesus' invitation to pursue peacemaking, reconciliation, and humility.
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Jeremy & Erin start to unpack Christian Nationalism by examining the historical lies of David Barton.
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Scott Yi joins us to help reflect on the state of the Christian Church amidst Trumpism.
Scott, a former pastor, shares what he's learned from his recent exodus from evangelicalism.
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Jeremy Ogunba & Erin Corry welcome you to a new conversation. The Rooted Dialogue will be a weekly discussion surrounding history, power, Jesus, & justice and how they intersect in our modern America.
On this episode we meet Erin Corry our co-host and conversationalist. We jump right into why we are starting this podcast and the hopes for the dialogue.
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Jeremy Ogunba & Erin Corry welcome you to a new conversation. The Rooted Dialogue will be a weekly discussion surrounding history, power, Jesus, & justice and how they intersect in our modern America.
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