Best Kathleen Moss Podcasts (2024)

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Old Ships and New Traditions, Matt Meyer, August 25, 2024 14:41

6h ago14:41

14:41

We’ll explore the depth of tradition and the benefits of renovation through a journey at sea.

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A Reflection on Self Advocacy for Young Survivors 13:24

12h ago13:24

13:24

This is a very short recap of stirred thoughts and feelings after talking to Miriam last week about her amazing self advocacy as a young breast cancer survivor with complicated hormonal needs. Support my work by making a donation here: https://liberapay.com/abreastcancerdiary/ Links: The Facebook group for Flatties that I mentioned is here: https:/…

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What's Trust Got to Do with It?, Rev. Karen Hering, August 18, 2024 23:03

3h ago23:03

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In the uncertainties of our times, our mistrust — of the future, of ourselves and one another — might be justified. But we are called, as people of faith in a liberating love, to cultivate greater trust. Let’s explore how to become more trusting and more trustworthy in the face of change. Rev. Karen Hering…

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Young Breast Cancer Survivor and "Unicorn Breastie," Miriam Janove 42:11

6d ago42:11

42:11

My dear friend Miriam has a lot to say in this interview about work and breast cancer. She also makes a really good argument for getting a second opinion. Thank you for rating and reviewing the podcast! You can now watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/agbu6QjDiXs Support my work by making a donation here: https://liberapay.com/abreastcancerdiary/…

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A Time for Every Single Thing, Rev. Victoria Safford, August 11, 2024 20:00

2h ago20:00

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The life of the spirit is all about triage: attending to this thing and then that thing, each in its time, with care. But the planet spins beneath our feet, sometimes careening wildly, and our days are disjointed and dizzying. When the known world flies apart, what holds you in place? Join us for pancake brunch after the service.…

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A Diary Entry Reflecting on TRAM Flap and Misappropriation of Blame 29:17

18d ago29:17

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There are some terms to define from the last episode, but mainly I want to talk more about the idea of self blame and "I must have done something wrong" raised by Avena last week. This is a topic worth discussion. Support the podcast here: https://liberapay.com/abreastcancerdiary/ Watch the podcast on Youtube here: https://youtu.be/agbu6QjDiXs Tran…

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The Danger of a Single Story, Sara Ford, August 4, 2024 16:54

9d ago16:54

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There were some audio issues with this recording. The audio gets better at the 30 seconds mark. We are all familiar with the story of Henry David Thoreau and his two-year experiment on a plot of land owned by his teacher, Ralph Waldo Emerson. We are less familiar with the story of Harriet Jacobs, Thoreau’s contemporary, who also, alone, entered a s…

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Claim your Power, With Guest Avena Ward 43:42

27d ago43:42

43:42

My friend Avena had never told me her breast cancer story before this interview, so I'm hearing it fresh right along with you, and of course, her insights blew me away. Transcript: K: Today's guest is my friend, Avena Ward. She has been in my life just a short time, and she's been a writing partner to me, mostly online. We met each other through a …

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Queer Migration, Rev. Laura Smidzik, July 28, 2024 29:38

26d ago29:38

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As hostile laws are adopted across the county, queer families and individuals are making their way to states like Minnesota. We will paint a picture of what is happening, how Unitarian Universalists are connected, and supporting the effort to find safety and sanctuary for those who are migrating to Minnesota.…

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A Breast Cancer Terminology Primer 25:17

1M ago25:17

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This week I've decided to define some terms that came up in my interview with April Stearns last Sunday, for the sake of those new to breast cancer culture. Hope this is useful to you! Transcript: Welcome back. Today, I'm going to be doing another one of my reflection episodes. This is going to be purely a reflection on the last episode. So if you …

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The Road to Joy, Sara Ford, Kevin Ward, Jess Goff, Sunday, July 21, 2024 36:45

1M ago36:45

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This service begins with a reflection by Sara Ford followed by Kevin Ward and Jess Goff. What happens when a book changes your life? You buy copies for your friends? Or maybe you talk about it in a summer service. In 2016, the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu wrote The Book of Joy. Some of their ideas are weird and unattainable (like — Can yo…

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April Stearns - Telling Your Breast Cancer Story 49:15

23d ago49:15

49:15

The work that April does at Wildfire Magazine has been one of my biggest comforts in breast cancer recovery, because the stories told by her writers provide comfort and solidarity. I see April as an activist on many levels but mostly for the themes that she chooses for her magazine. Themes like "Body: A Changing Landscape" and "Fertility" and "Iden…

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Hoy por ti, mañana por mí /Today you, tomorrow me, Rev. Lara Cowtan, July 14, 2024 29:05

1M ago29:05

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This sermon podcast begins with a reflection by worship associate Chris Russert. In a consumer society focused on limited resources and rugged individualism, many are left feeling estranged from one another and numb. How might we move from a culture of scarcity towards abundance, understanding the power of sharing, and embracing our human vulnerabi…

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Reflecting on Triple Negative and its Gray Areas 26:14

1M ago26:14

26:14

This is a follow up podcast episode to last week's in which I spoke to my friend Marquita Bass about her triple negative breast cancer diagnosis. I felt there was a little more to say on this subject before moving on. Links: In the podcast, I promised to provide resources in the show notes for learning more about personalized medicine in breast can…

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Encountering Herr Buber and Mr. Douglass, LauraSue Schlatter, July 7, 2024 22:58

1M ago22:58

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What does it mean to have a conversation or an encounter with another human that invites the divine into relationship? When we talk about “going deep quickly” and knowing each other “in all our fullness,” what do we mean? Why are these things important? And what do Herr Buber and Mr. Douglass have to teach us about all this?…

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Triple Negative, Double Tricky! with Guest Marquita Bass 39:34

1M ago39:34

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This episode gets into some murky medical territory so it's important to note that your doctor is the only expert on whether chemo is for you. Personalized cancer treatment is still being tested in clinical trials at this time, but Marquita is one example among triple negative (TNBC) early stage breast cancer patients who might have taken chemo and…

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A Breast Cancer Diary Reflection on Flat Denial 11:32

1M ago11:32

11:32

Today I'm reflecting on how far I've come since my first mastectomy--the one in which I was denied flatness. Thanks for listening as I process my own anger and regret and allow them to officially become softer. Transcript: Welcome back. Today in episode three of the podcast, I just want to reflect a little bit on some of the themes that came out in…

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"You Are Whole" with Image Activist Michaela Raes 21:58

2M ago21:58

21:58

Whether you're flat or reconstructed, if you've had a mastectomy you have scars on your chest, and the natural tendency for most of us is to hide them. What happens when we encounter someone who isn't as interested in hiding? For me, it's been magic each time a person shows a lack of shame to those around her, and that's all Michaela is doing with …

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Spiders in the Moss, Nelson Moroukian, June 30, 2024 21:24

1M ago21:24

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This sermon podcast begins with a reflection by worship associate Caswell Burr. There is a great, interconnected web of existence, a great and entrancing mystery, and we are starting to see more of the effects of our neglect for that interdependence. How can our UU faith and principles help guide us through the growing imperative to change our rela…

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Meet Host Kathleen Moss 8:17

2M ago8:17

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Thanks for checking out my new podcast! This episode is a super short intro to my story just in case you haven't heard it before. Thanks for listening! -Kathleen Episode One Transcript: [00:00:00] June 26, 2024. Dear diary, Wait.... Are you my diary? My name is Kathleen Moss. Welcome to my podcast. You may know me from my YouTube channels, "Etrogen…

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Accidental Blessings: What Remains, Rev. Kathleen Rolenz, June 23, 2024 24:14

2M ago24:14

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This Sunday reflects on the milestone events since Rev. Kathleen’s arrival at Unity Church in September 2022: successes, missed opportunities and work that is still in the making.

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God Was Not Your Father, Rev. Kathleen Rolenz, June 16, 2024 26:55

2M ago26:55

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Fatherhood has changed a lot since the first celebration of Father’s Day in 1910, as have ideas about masculinity. Worship associates Charlie Caswell, Chris Russert, and Isaac Fried will reflect on their own experiences of fathers, and the joys and the challenges of navigating maleness amidst a culture that insists on binary thinking. …

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A Breast Cancer Diary, Season One Trailer 3:08

3M ago3:08

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Welcome to my new podcast. The release date for the first episode is June 30th. Subscribe now so that you can listen then! Recognize this voice? Kathleen's youtube page is called "Estrogen Diaries with Kathleen Moss" where you'll find about 75 videos that you can check out while you're waiting to hear the new podcast.…

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Cultivating a Climate of Care, Rev. Kathleen Rolenz, June 9, 2024 20:10

3M ago20:10

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We are well aware of the realties of climate change; we see evidence of the changing earth on an almost daily basis. Yet climate fatigue — the feeling of helplessness and hopelessness is also evident. How do we cultivate a sustainable level of energy and care for the environment when our own resources are often thin? How is that climate of care pra…

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An Ode to Joy, Rev. Lara Cowtan, June 2, 2024 17:08

3M ago17:08

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Beethoven was completely deaf when he embarked on his masterpiece, Ode to Joy, and it’s a tragedy that he never heard a single note of it except inside his head. At many times in our lives, finding joy may seem impossible. Life can seem painful or tragic, and joy completely out of reach. Not ignoring the truths of the tragedies and challenges of ou…

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Mercy Without End, Rev. Kathleen Rolenz, May 26, 2024 28:58

2M ago28:58

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Ukraine. Israel and Palestine. Haiti. Eritrea. Ethiopia. There are so many places around the globe where violence and the war that follows results in an endless cycle of retaliation and devastation. On this Memorial Day Sunday, we honor those who have died in past wars, while maintaining the hope that we can learn the things that make for peace.…

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Beauty Crowds Me, Rev. Kathleen Rolenz, May 19, 2024 10:17

3M ago10:17

10:17

A flower celebration Sunday homily.

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Mother of a Thousand Orphans, Rev. Lara Cowtan, May 12, 2024 22:41

3M ago22:41

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This sermon podcast begins with a reflection from worship associate Sara Ford. On this Mother’s Day, amidst rising conflicts near and far, let us lean into inspiring stories from our global Unitarian community and ancestors, including Dr. Lotta Hitchmanova, a Jewish journalist from Prague who spoke out against the Nazis and then dedicated her life …

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Plunged into the Luminous Dark, Rev. KP Hong, April 28, 2024 24:59

4M ago24:59

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Coming of Age Sunday celebrates the signature year-long journey of our ninth grade youth, transitioning from the inherited faith of childhood to the adult journey of faith, and marked by youth sharing their statement of faith or credo.

11M ago24:55

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Reparations for systemic racism and attempted genocide is now part of our national conversation, yet confession, without making attempts to redress harm, is nothing more than virtue signaling. We’ll explore the complex question of reparations through the lens of those most harmed, with a particular focus on indigenous justice.…

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