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Religion, Spirit and Pride

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Is there a connection between religious involvement and mental health? Hell yeah! Though it is a long and complex relationship indeed. For some, religion and sport has been a source of deep joy and connection, whereas for others it has been an irritant. Of course, there are many shades in between. Funnily enough, the exact same thing could be said about sport. What do you reckon?

Carole Cusack is a Professor at Religious Studies at the University of Sydney. Her research interests include medieval European religion, religious conversion, modern Paganism, new religious movements, and religion and popular culture.

Visit: www.sydney.edu.au

James Lolicato is the co-founder of Pride Cup Australia and was previously the founder/CEO of Proud 2 Play. James was named Australian Community Leader of the Year by the Australian Institute of Managers and Leaders.

Visit: pridecup.org.au

IAMF! is supported by the Mental Health Commission of NSW.
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Interviews include explicit language and feature topics such as depression, stigma and suicide. We acknowledge that this content may be difficult and we encourage listeners to take care of their safety and well-being.
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Suicide Callback Service - call 1300 659 467 / suicidecallbackservice.org.au
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Is there a connection between religious involvement and mental health? Hell yeah! Though it is a long and complex relationship indeed. For some, religion and sport has been a source of deep joy and connection, whereas for others it has been an irritant. Of course, there are many shades in between. Funnily enough, the exact same thing could be said about sport. What do you reckon?

Carole Cusack is a Professor at Religious Studies at the University of Sydney. Her research interests include medieval European religion, religious conversion, modern Paganism, new religious movements, and religion and popular culture.

Visit: www.sydney.edu.au

James Lolicato is the co-founder of Pride Cup Australia and was previously the founder/CEO of Proud 2 Play. James was named Australian Community Leader of the Year by the Australian Institute of Managers and Leaders.

Visit: pridecup.org.au

IAMF! is supported by the Mental Health Commission of NSW.
Content warning -
Interviews include explicit language and feature topics such as depression, stigma and suicide. We acknowledge that this content may be difficult and we encourage listeners to take care of their safety and well-being.
Help is available -
Lifeline - call 13 11 14
Suicide Callback Service - call 1300 659 467 / suicidecallbackservice.org.au
IAMF! Facebook / Instagram / Website

  continue reading

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