For our final episode of 2021, our guest is Amanda Hood.
Amanda lives in Orange, CA and works as a Case Manager and Benefits Specialist for a homeless outreach services agency. She grew up in a small town in Louisiana, and we talk about what that was like and how her worldview has changed as her exposure to diversity expanded. Amanda gives us some great insights when it comes to people experiencing homelessness and how we can help support these neighbors in our communities.
Check out the show notes on the website (https://aprilkolman.com/podcast/) for links to everything we talk about in the episode. You can connect with us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/noordinarypeoplepodcast/) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/noordinarypeoplepodcast/) to keep the conversation going. Thanks for listening!
7 Dec 2021
Zach Scott
CONTENT WARNING: Suicidal ideation
Zach Scott recently moved from Arkansas to Las Vegas, NV with his husband. He is the Head of Sales and Customer Success for The Dental A Team, a dental consulting company whose main goal is to increase profits, improve systems, and better everyone's involved in dental practices.
On this episode, we talk about Zach's childhood growing up on a cattle ranch in the Bible Belt, his experience coming out to his family, and how his mental health was affected over the years.
Check out the show notes on the website (https://aprilkolman.com/podcast/) for links to everything we talk about in the episode. You can connect with us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/noordinarypeoplepodcast/) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/noordinarypeoplepodcast/) to keep the conversation going. Thanks for listening!
1 Dec 2021
Christianity, Culture, and Community: Embracing Nuance and Moving the Needle Forward
On this third and final episode of this series, April is joined by Jamie Corbin (https://jamiekcorbin.com/), Ben Cremer (https://constantinvestigations.wordpress.com/), Kelly Holder, and Elicia Zahm as they finish their discussion about equity versus equality, how people are created equal AND created in God’s image, the dueling theologies of the Constitution and the Bible, how this is anti-CRT rhetoric is impacting students, and what we can do on a practical level.
**Please note that this is a conversation among white community members specifically addressing how white people in their area are behaving and what needs to change; this is not intended to in any way center whiteness and/or speak on behalf of Black people about their experience. We acknowledge that no people group is a monolith, and we are are speaking from our own experiences and areas of knowledge.
Check out the show notes on the website (https://aprilkolman.com/podcast/) for links to everything we talk about in the episode. You can connect with us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/noordinarypeoplepodcast/) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/noordinarypeoplepodcast/) to keep the conversation going. Thanks for listening!
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