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Nothing is more human than the act of creation. Whether a book or visual art or music or dance, the urge to create something that didn’t exist before is one of our defining features. Join host Anthony Pinn for this compelling series of interviews with authors, sculptors, rappers, and others making unique contributions to human culture in Pinn Drop.
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Human Story

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Human Story is a podcast exploring the experience of being human, one story at a time. Host Leighann Lord introduces a different secular storyteller in each episode, one person sharing what it’s like to be one of seven billion living, feeling, thinking human creatures temporarily awake on a minor planet. Produced by OnlySky Media, an online community for curious secular minds. Visit us at https://onlysky.media
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Episode Notes For more more Cracked Cup content, check out the UU Hysterical Society website! And for more information from our supporters, you can follow this link to learn about the Canadian Unitarian Council. Lastly, lots of the conversation in this episode revolved around Dr. Anthony Pinn, follow this link to his website for more information on…
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Episode Notes This episode features the silly geese as they discuss themes of living forever, suffering, body acceptance, choosing to lose weight (for a spectrum of personal reasons), and the revelations that come with that choice- as well as a heartfelt farewell to Anne's gallbladder. Check out the Mirth and Dignity website Here! Thank you to the …
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Episode Notes Join Liz and Anne for the February episode in which they discuss the amazingness that was the winter Eliot program, and the two both claim that Anne’s son (and the podcast editor) agreed with them about everything. FROM THE EDITOR: I also tell my friends about calling Liz and my mum " a couple of silly geese in search of a pond" (in a…
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Episode Notes This episode was supported by a generous grant from Canadian Unitarians, through the Sharing Our Faith program, and by Mirth and Dignity’s Saints. You can learn more about becoming a Saint at https://www.uuhystericalsociety.com/shop/patron-saint Want to join Liz and Anne at Eliot camp over New Year’s? Learn more at bit.ly/wintereliotW…
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In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, threats to our democracy, and national protests for racial justice, Black Christian Brad Braxton and Black secular humanist Anthony Pinn exchanged a thousand words a week, each to the other, exploring the philosophical and theological questions of what it means to be human. The result was a book titled A Maste…
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Anthony Pinn sits down with Dr. Philip Butler, Assistant Professor of Theology and Black Posthuman Artificial Intelligence Systems at Iliff School of Theology, to discuss the ways artificial intelligence is understood and misunderstood, and how our own human intelligence can make the best current and future use of this tool.…
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Depicting Jesus as white, and Moses, even God and Santa Claus, has a profound psychological impact on both white and Black people. Anthony Pinn talks to author and filmmaker Jeremiah Camara about how we can counteract the racial encoding in religious iconography and the white supremacy and Black inferiority that flow from it.…
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Ten years ago, a casual discovery while completing research for a book project led UNC historian Christopher Cameron to plunge into the nearly untold history of Black unbelief in the United States. He discusses both the history and the rich unfolding reality of Black freethought with host Anthony Pinn.…
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Anthony Pinn kicks off his new podcast with Sasha Sagan, author of "For Small Creatures Such as We: Rituals for Finding Meaning in Our Unlikely World." Daughter of astronomer and educator Carl Sagan and writer/producer Ann Druyan, Sasha was raised with a sense of awe and wonder about the majesty of the universe, learning to see science not just as …
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Nothing is more human than the act of creation. Whether a book or visual art, music or dance, a new community or a social movement, the urge to create something that didn’t exist before is one of our defining features. Join humanist icon Anthony Pinn for the Pinn Drop podcast, a series of conversations with fascinating people making unique contribu…
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Casey Karaman never expected the biography of an urban planner to change the way he saw the world. But the nearly five years it took to work his way through that one massive biography changed his view of himself, those around him, and the way our lives are dictated by decisions made by people we will never know—people whose shadows loom over us. Ca…
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In October of 2005, comedian Nathan Timmel was in Kandahar, Afghanistan, to perform for American forces stationed far from home. While there, he was invited to attend a Ramp Ceremony to witness the loading of a fallen soldier onto a plane to return home for burial. Two days later, he had to perform for that soldier’s friends. ** Nathan Timmel is a …
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Episode Notes This episode was supported by our generous and amazing Patrons. You, too, can support our podcast and get access to bonus content and livestreams by becoming a Patron today, at [https://www.patreon.com/MirthandDignity]. Our Patreon Facebook group is found at https://www.facebook.com/groups/436213210824296. You don’t have to prove you …
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Before the Taliban came to power in Afghanistan, an Iranian activist, blogger, and translator who goes by the pseudonym Ashkan Mehr Roshan connected with an Afghan woman and freethinker. Together, they formed one of the biggest and most effective underground support communities for nonbelievers and religious minorities in the region. But shortly af…
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Raised in Saudi Arabia in a Muslim family of Pakistani background, and now an atheist living in Canada, Eiynah knows something about displacement, and disorientation, and the yearning for the lost familiar. Although she left Islam under her own power and is a strong critic of religion, her childhood and culture are intertwined in Islam. And each ye…
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Learning that she didn't know the name or work of the most famous actor in the world sent lifelong movie enthusiast Jennifer Hancock down a rabbit hole into the massive film industry of India. In the process, she found insights about love that are rarely touched in Western cinema—and solved a puzzle about her own son that changed his life.…
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Episode Notes In this Episode, Anne and Liz discuss fear, what you should or should not sell your soul for, and whether you should or should not switch podcast topics right before you record. Note: This episode contains conversations about anxiety, and also one about suicidal ideation. The suicide conversation has a content warning right before it,…
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Most Americans don’t give a lot of thought to the Pledge of Allegiance. You were taught to say it when you were four or five, and you said it, probably in a droning voice, surrounded by 20 other droning children who likewise hadn’t thought much about it. Whether or not he started off droning like the rest of us, Adam Lee eventually developed seriou…
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Episode Notes This episode was supported by our generous and amazing Patrons. You, too, can support our podcast and get access to bonus content and livestreams by becoming a Patron today, at [https://www.patreon.com/MirthandDignity]. Our Patreon Facebook group is found at https://www.facebook.com/groups/436213210824296. You don’t have to prove you …
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Episode Notes This episode was supported by our generous and amazing Patrons. You, too, can support our podcast and get access to bonus content and livestreams by becoming a Patron today, at [https://www.patreon.com/MirthandDignity]. Our Patreon Facebook group is found at https://www.facebook.com/groups/436213210824296. You don’t have to prove you …
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People are different. That’s a good thing. But in recent years, it feels like some differences have deepened to the point that we look at friends and family on social media, or even across the dinner table, saying and believing things that are just baffling to us. And we wonder: how did you get that way? The philosopher Jonathan M.S. Pearce spends …
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Hemant Mehta has been a freethought blogger, author, and speaker for nearly 20 years now, building his blog Friendly Atheist into the largest atheist blog in the world. Just as the pandemic began, he came across a YouTube channel called Notes from Autumn. The host was a young woman and recent deconvert with strong criticisms of the way atheists com…
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Episode Notes THIS IS A DIFFERENT ONE! Less funny, and less UU… Liz has strongarmed Anne into talking about food addiction, sugar, Bright Line Eating, and how she lost a hundred pounds. Listener discretion is advised. This episode was supported by our generous and amazing Patrons. You, too, can support our podcast and get access to bonus content an…
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From the time she was young, Captain Cassidy heard promises of wonder. If she did this, or believed that, or avoided a long list of temptations, she would find herself smack in the middle of a world of wonder. She chased that promise from Catholic Maryland to Baptist Alabama to Waco Texas, finally landing in Pentecostalism—all the while waiting for…
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Episode Notes This episode was supported by our generous and amazing Patrons. You, too, can support our podcast and get access to bonus content and livestreams by becoming a Patron today, at [https://www.patreon.com/MirthandDignity]. Our Patreon Facebook group is found at https://www.facebook.com/groups/436213210824296. You don’t have to prove you …
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There’s a story in your head, a kind of autobiography. You’ve been writing and revising it all your life. We take the chaos of information from a normal life and create a story that makes sense. Some of it might even be true. But considering who’s telling the story, it’s no surprise that a lot of it just doesn’t hold up. Dale McGowan was well into …
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Episode Notes Links:The store (all proceeds to FCI): UUHystericalSociety.com/shopDonation (American tax receipt): https://www.flaminginternational.org/donate-in-usDonation (Canadian tax receipt):https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/44585#thenotachurchwehelpedbuild Westwood’s solstice service: https://www.westwoodunitarian.ca/event/winter-solstice-cele…
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Episode Notes > Our next worship service is on November 24th, at 5:30 PT, 6:30 MT, 7:30 CT, and 8:30 ET. Although I suggest you come five minutes early because there is a funny slide show that runs before the service. > The zoom link is https://uuma.zoom.us/j/94012786181> As always: Note that our worship services do not demand any particular believ…
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Episode Notes Lynn Ungar's amazing poem and many other amazing poems can be found at lynnungar.com! Our next worship service is on October 27th, at 5:30 PT, 6:30 MT, 7:30 CT, and 8:30 ET. Although I suggest you come five minutes early because there is a funny slide show that runs before the service. The zoom link is https://uuma.zoom.us/j/940127861…
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Episode Notes The worship service is on September 22nd, at 5:30 PT, 6:30 MT, 7:30 CT, and 8:30 ET. Bring some water, for a water blessing! The zoom link is https://uuma.zoom.us/j/94012786181 and the Facebook event is at https://fb.me/e/2s7Dpgx32 More information is at UUHystericalSociety.com! Our Patreon is found at www.patreon.com/mirthanddignity,…
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The Other worship resources we mentioned are found at: https://www.uuhystericalsociety.com/wanna-laugh-on-sundays This episode was supported by the UU Funding Program (https://www.uufunding.org) and by our generous and amazing Patrons. You, too, can support our podcast and get access to bonus content and livestreams by becoming a Patron today, at […
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Episode Notes The Other worship resources we mentioned are found at: https://www.uuhystericalsociety.com/wanna-laugh-on-sundays This episode was supported by the UU Funding Program (https://www.uufunding.org) and by our generous and amazing Patrons. You, too, can support our podcast and get access to bonus content and livestreams by becoming a Patr…
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Episode Notes The "When Language Blooms" video is found at: https://youtu.be/vYWxKcexcMA The Other worship resources we mentioned are found at: https://www.uuhystericalsociety.com/wanna-laugh-on-sundays This episode was supported by the UU Funding Program (https://www.uufunding.org) and by our generous and amazing Patrons. You, too, can support our…
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Episode Notes The video for the service is found at: https://www.facebook.com/victoriaunitarian/posts/4257474644291688 Aaaand this is the twirly dress and accompanying rant: https://www.facebook.com/liz.james.50767/posts/10157706048891916 And this is the funny video Liz did with Anthony about when live church returns: https://www.facebook.com/uuhys…
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Episode Notes ON MAY 2ND ANNE AND I ARE PREACHING TOGETHER ON THE TOPIC OF HYSTERICAL WOMEN. I am so excited. Unfortunately, due to online security measures I can't send you the link, but you can go here and email them and they'll send it to you... https://victoriaunitarian.ca/zoom-worship-service. This episode was supported by the UU Funding Progr…
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Episode Notes Next service! March 21st, I will be filling in for Anne at the fabulous Westwood congregation, and guest are more than welcome! At 10:30 mountain time (or a couple mins before) click the link to join us... https://zoom.us/j/99545384626 Also, there is a very cool video planned to go live in celebration of pi day! Ideally, watch for it …
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Episode Notes This month, Anne and Liz talk about "When we are tired in the fire, we sing", and Anne tries valiantly to get Liz to stick to the planned topics. https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org Canada Suicide Prevention ServiceHours: 24/7/365. Languages: English, FrenchLearn more833-456-4566SMS: Text START to 741741 The firemen got paid! It was…
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