A weekly podcast about building great relationships, cultivating wonder, and making things better for other people. Hosted by veteran community-builder Bart Campolo, Humanize Me features friendly, thoughtful conversations with a wide array of scientists, activists, artists and oddballs.
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Bart talks with former Hollywood jack-of-all-trades turned super-cool master facilitator Jared Seide about Council, an age-old practice that involves bringing people together in a circle for candid and heartfelt conversations. Participants speak one-at-a-time, sharing their personal stories and experiences, rather than opinions, and listen intently while others do the same. Sharing and listening to universal stories about love, loss, fear, and hope enables participants to recognize that, despite their many differences, they have much in common.
Spoiler alert: Bart thinks this stuff might be useful to secular humanists wanting a better way to relate to their supernaturalist friends and relatives. The Center for Council website is HERE. The podcast ends with some great music by Carsie Blanton; check out her stuff over HERE.
Want to chat with other listeners about this conversation? A completely unadvertised, private group may or may not exist on a prominent social network. So whatever you do, do not search Facebook for “Humanize Me“, because you may (or may not) find others from this community at such a hypothetical place.[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
In this episode, Bart talks about taking the first steps to starting your own secular community wherever you are. Consider it a practical guide to the first moves Bart recommends making, and how to talk about it to your friends and family.
A bonus segment at the end focuses on Robert Ingersoll. An interview coming next week! Join the not-so-secret Facebook group for the podcast HERE.
A brief update from Bart on the latest going on, including:
- How he ended up losing all his emails
- The release of his new book co-authored with Tony Campolo
- Some new podcasts you can hear Bart on as a guest
Go HERE to hear Bart as a guest on The Thinking Atheist with Seth Andrews.[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Bart’s father Tony Campolo is one of the most prominent evangelical leaders of the past 50 years. In this episode of the WHYY show Radio Times, the father and son chat together with host Marty Moss-Coane about Bart’s departure from Christianity and the relationship they’ve had since. Listen above.
Interested in the conversation between Bart and Tony? Check out the book they’ve co-authored together, Why I Left, Why I Stayed, and the documentary film featuring both in conversation, Far From the Tree.
Photo credit: Jae C. Hong, AP
Bart doesn’t believe in a god. And he’s no fan of the new U.S. President, Donald J Trump. So what could he possibly mean by urging people to pray for the president? Find out on this new edition of Humanize Me, wherein Bart begins with an update on what’s been happening recently and goes on to talk about the times we find ourselves living in.
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