Finding Galileo: Recent Episodes
Deena Tvinnereim
Finding Galileo is an exploration of inner and outer truth. The show is named after Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei who discovered and was later punished for his discovery that the earth rotated around the sun and not the other way around. Galileo’s life represents the fact that the truth many times is a scary, controversial subject for individuals and society as a whole. The podcast covers a wide range of topics from spirituality to politics. Finding Galileo is hosted by Deena Tvinnereim and driven by her commitment to the axiom “that an unexamined life is not worth living.”
In this solo episode, Deena discusses her take on the state of the law and how fragile it really is.
Deena talks to Reverend Bonnie Barnard about her spritual quest and what inspired her journey. Reverend Bonnie Barnard is a minister and author several times over. All of her work can be found on Amazon.
Her website is: bonniebarnard.com
If you want to connect with Bonnie directly you can email her at: revbonnieb@gmail.com
Bonnie is an amazing, wonderful FFG (force for good)! Enjoy!
Deena talks to immigration expert, advocate, attorney, and DACA recipient Luis Cortes Romero. Luis is a beneficiary of DACA (deferred action for childhood arrivals) and argued the landmark DACA case at the Supreme Court, which rebuked Trump’s attempt to cancel DACA in its 2018 decision. Have you ever wondered what DACA is? What all the fuss about immigration is about? Take a listen.
Luis Cortes Romero
IG: @luiscortes
Website: novo-legal.com
Finding Galileo is an exploration of inner and outer truth. The show is named after Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei who discovered and was later punished for his discovery that the earth rotated around the sun and not the other way around. Galileo’s life represents the fact that the truth many times is a scary, controversial subject for individuals and society as a whole. The podcast covers a wide range of topics from spirituality to politics. Finding Galileo is hosted by Deena Tvinnereim and driven by her commitment to the axiom “that an unexamined life is not worth living.”