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Light Through The Cracks - Epilogue

Welcome to the Culture Care Podcast.

In this audio space, we’re setting up a kintsugi-based workshop to name our fractures and to become students of ways of mending.

Seated around this workshop table are guests with a range of interests, stories, skills, experiences. They are artists, journalists, thinkers, professors, students, theologians, poets, musicians...all makers who are paving the way for a more generative and holistic world.

Each person brings something unique to the table –– their particular experience with brokenness, and finding their way toward healing.

Thanks for listening!