The Re-Creation Podcast
Nicole M. Roccas, Eleni OpperwallA podcast about becoming human in a wounded world
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 33 | Subscribers | Read | recreationpodcast.substack.com |
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S2E3 // Knowing God beyond our Shame (Guest: Fr. Stephen Freeman)
In this episode, we sit down with Fr. Stephen Freeman to explore the complex and often misunderstood emotion of shame, drawing from his book Face to Face. Together we examine the crucial distinction between toxic and healthy shame, its rela...
We are Our Brother’s Keeper (and Our Sister’s Keeper, too)
Tonight my church will serve Forgiveness Vespers, those beautiful prayers that take us by the hand as we step into Lent. As the years rack up, I (Eleni) look forward more eagerly to this service each year. There is something about the tone ...
S2E2 // How to be a Sinner after Trauma (Guest: Dr. Peter Bouteneff)
After deeply wounding experiences, the language of sin and repentance can feel fraught—or even harmful. How can we relate to our “sinner status” in a way that’s freeing rather than self-destructive? What does humility look like when it supp...
S2E1 // What We Read and Re-Created over the Holidays
In this first episode of season 2, we reconnect after some restorative recreational time to talk about what we have been up to during our break and what we have in store for Season 2. Each of us share our favorite memories from this past Ch...
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Author, reader, trauma-informed coach at www.nicoleroccas.com
Psychotherapist, Mother, Porphyrogenita
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