Broken Open: Recent Episodes
Jesuit Volunteer Corps
Based on Rumi’s poem “Dance,” Broken Open is a podcast where we dive into how our JVC community has faced the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Looking through the lenses of spirituality, simple living, community, and social justice, we speak with folks who can offer an intentional voice of reflection as they continue to do essential work in vulnerable populations.
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In this episode, Molleen Dupree-Dominguez, a teacher, writer, spiritual director, and podcaster shares how she finds God through her students, new routines, and the changing role of being a teacher during the pandemic.
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In this episode, Emily Anderson, MSW, LCSW reflects on how she has processed grief, trauma, and fear in her clients' lives and how this pandemic has shaped how she takes care of her mental health.
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In this episode, Cesca Wolos-Fonteno offers insight into her vital work as a full spectrum doula and the importance of acknowledging our presence as a means of forming community.
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In this episode, Jenifer Lumpkin shares her experience as a community organizer for Cleveland VOTES, as well as how legacy farming contributes to upholding black sovereignty and building sustainable communities.
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