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Hosted by Joni Miller, Ph.D. · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 121 episodes
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Searching for our unique home in the spiritual/religious universe. Exploring a wide variety of other beliefs along the way. jonimiller.substack.com
Joni Miller, Ph.D. hosts Spiritual Geography Podcast, a religion show with 121 episodes published.
We often hear the phrase "follow the money" when trying to uncover corruption or hidden motives. But what if money reveals something even deeper? In this episode, I revisit a lesson I first encountered during the Waterga
What happens when fear, misinformation, and distraction pull our attention away from what matters most? In this episode of Hocus Focus, we explore the power of words, the danger of dehumanization, and why staying focused
In this week’s Evolving Democracy conversation, Christy and I talk about the deeper reasons we keep showing up for this work — not from perfection or certainty, but from care, idealism, community, and the belief that dem
The people who never doubt worry me more than the people who do. In this archival sermon from before the Spiritual Geography podcast existed, I explore how humans process new information, why changing deeply held beliefs
Why does authenticity feel so rare right now? In our first live as Evolving Democracy, we talk about integrity, not as perfection, but as the ongoing process of becoming more honest, more congruent, and more willing to l
What if the biggest danger isn’t the lies themselves… but how quickly we normalize them? This episode began with frustration about lies, greed, and political manipulation… but it became a conversation about something muc
The way we see people becomes the kind of world we’re willing to build. A year ago, on a subway ride home, something shifted in the way I saw the people around me. Strangers I would normally pass without noticing suddenl
May Day is both a protest—and a distress call. In this episode of “Yes, and…” for Democracy, we explore the history of collective action in the U.S., including the turning point of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, a
Earth Day invites us to care for the planet, but what if the deeper question is how we see our place within it? We’re often told a story about independence – about standing on our own, making our own way, and taking care
What if integrity isn’t about what we believe—but whether we apply it consistently? In this episode of “Yes, and… “ for Democracy, we explore how corruption and greed show up not just in systems like gerrymandering, but
Underdog stories remind us what’s still possible, especially when everything feels stacked against us. We don’t just watch underdog stories, we feel them. Something in us recognizes the possibility they hold. But these s
We often think of “waiting for someday” as something personal. Waiting until we feel ready. But what happens when that same pattern shows up in how we live together? “Waiting for someday” doesn’t just shape individual li
We’ve been taught not to talk about politics, religion, or money. But what if that silence is exactly what’s keeping us from shaping the world we actually want to live in? In this episode, we step into the conversations
Who pays the price when we believe we can’t be wrong? What happens when the people making the biggest decisions in the world believe their certainty is sacred … and no longer ask what it might cost if they’re wrong? In t
Most of us think someone else will speak up. But what if that “someone” is you? In this episode of “Yes, and…” for Democracy, Christy and I explore what it really means to speak up – not perfectly, but meaningfully. Buil
What if the moments that shape your life aren’t the big, obvious ones, but the small ones you almost miss? It’s easy to assume we have more time: to speak, to act, and to be more fully ourselves. But in a world that keep
This episode of Yes, and … for Democracy explores the idea of collective effervescence – the energy and sense of hope that emerges when people gather around a shared purpose. Using the “No Kings” protests occurring on Ma
In time travel stories, there’s always a rule: don’t change anything because even the smallest action could alter the future. But in real life, we often assume our small actions don’t matter at all. In this episode, I ex
IWhat if the problem isn’t apathy—but how we’re inviting people in? What makes activism spread? In this episode of Yes, and … for Democracy, Joni and Christy explore “contagious activism”—the kind that invites people in
Why is it so hard to say “I was wrong”? In today’s culture, being wrong can feel like failure – or even something to be used against you. But the truth is, growth requires it. In this episode, we explore why humility is
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