The Turquoise Witness

We are clear about the need for racial healing which will continue to be a part of our conversations, but we clearly see the necessity for enlarging that conversation to explore planetary healing which includes race, but many other areas as well. We cannot afford to ignore environmental issues and challenges such as climate change, food deserts, homelessness, and loneliness, which the Surgeon General has declared to be at a pandemic level. We will ensure that all of our efforts are inclusive of the race, gender, class, age, and physical ability narratives that need to be seriously interrogated in our culture. Our selected guests will represent a very diverse demographic in terms of race, age, and stage of life. We know that the more we engage across as many barriers as possible, the more opportunities are created for true sustainable healing to occur.

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  Small Real Things: Finding Courage at the Border

  Aug 14, 202619 minS0

  <p>This episode of the Turquoise Witness Podcast continues the powerful conversation with Rev. Cristina Rathbone, author of The Asylum Seekers: A Chronicle of Life, Death, and Community at the Border. The focus shifts from witnessing injustice to exploring practical and faithful responses to the immigration crisis. Rev. Cristina shares reflections on how small, real acts—rooted in humility and humanity—can restore dignity, hope, and healing in times of despair. The discussion highlights the importance of showing up, staying grounded, and connecting with immigrant-led organizations already doing the work. Through spiritual insight and lived experience, this episode offers a road...

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  Who Are Asylum Seekers? A Conversation on Truth and Justice

  Aug 14, 202625 minS0

  <p>In this powerful two-part conversation, host Chelsi Glascoe and Dr. Catherine Meeks sit down with Episcopal priest and journalist Rev. Cristina Rathbone, author of The Asylum Seekers, to explore the human stories behind immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border. Rathbone shares her personal journey from Boston to Juárez, Mexico, where she lived among asylum seekers and witnessed firsthand their resilience, faith, and self-organized community. Together, they unpack how storytelling, spiritual maturity, and compassion—not politics—can transform hearts and drive justice.</p>

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  A Costly Journey: From Church Hurt to Healing Pt II

  Aug 14, 202633 minS0

  <p>In this follow-up episode, host Chelsi Glascoe and Dr. Catherine Meeks continue their transformative conversation with The Rev. Dr. Gayle Fisher-Stewart, going deeper into the transformative work of healing the wounds caused by faith communities. Building on the insights from her book, Church Hurt: Reparations for My Soul, Dr. Stewart discusses practical steps for addressing spiritual, emotional, and systemic harm within the church and shares her vision for a more inclusive and trauma-informed faith community. If you’ve ever wondered how the church can move from being a source of pain to a catalyst for healing, this episode offers ac...

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  Sustaining Supremacy: How White Women Fuel the Fire Pt II

  Aug 14, 202628 minS0

  <p>In Part II of our conversation with Dr. Karen Armstead, we go deeper into the historical and cultural frameworks that have allowed white women to evade accountability in sustaining systems of oppression. Together, we examine the interplay of religion, privilege, and societal expectations that perpetuate these dynamics. Dr. Armstead challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths and consider how collective transformation begins with individual reckoning. Tune in today!</p>

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  Sustaining Supremacy: How White Women Fuel the Fire

  Aug 14, 202627 minS0

  <p>In Part II of our conversation with Dr. Karen Armstead, we go deeper into the historical and cultural frameworks that have allowed white women to evade accountability in sustaining systems of oppression. Together, we examine the interplay of religion, privilege, and societal expectations that perpetuate these dynamics. Dr. Armstead challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths and consider how collective transformation begins with individual reckoning.</p>

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