The Weight of Stillness Podcast

This is a podcast where anything goes: we get honest, messy, funny, silly, nerdy, and any other number of things that enter into my brain from time to time. Just like when I open my mouth in person, you never know what you're gonna get! weightofstillness.substack.com

The Weight of Stillness Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Jamie Bishop, with 15 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jamie Bishop hosts The Weight of Stillness Podcast, a religion show with 15 episodes published.

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  The Engagement I Didn't Ruin (Just Barely...)

  Jun 6, 202628 minS0

  <p>I love talking to my husband and I absolutely love our story, so I thought it might be fun to sit down and talk to Kris today on the podcast. We took Friday (and Monday) off to celebrate our wedding anniversary, so naturally that freed us up to record a little chat about our marriage, our mess, and the miracles God poured out upon us.</p><p>Today we are going to share our engagement story. It’s a funny and sweet story, and one that really shows you who Kris is at his core, and who I have al...

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  Learning to Be Loved

  May 16, 202610 minS0

  <p>In this episode, I’m opening up about:</p><p>* Why restoring my marriage was easier in those first two weeks than letting down my guard with God.</p><p>* The fear that kept me communicating with the other man even after I returned to my husband.</p><p>* How a deep misunderstanding of scripture convinced me that God was only waiting to punish me.</p><p>* The song I “hoarded” for months, the distractions that tried to stop me from writing, and how God used a grocery store run to break through my walls.</p><p>Today, I'm taking...

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  A Foray into Erasure Poetry

  May 2, 20268 minS0

  <p>Today’s podcast is going to be a little bit different. </p><p>I’m pretty nerouvs about it, if I”m being honest. An honesty is something I promise here so…</p><p>I just started writing poetry again after 30 years. Learning about free verse—where it doesn’t all have to rhyme—was a welcome relief. I didn’t know there were so many kinds of poetry. Here’s my extensive knowledge of the different types of poetry:</p><p>* Rhyming (likely not the offical name?)</p><p>* Haiku (I just started writing these just for fun about random nonse...

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  The Village of Montunui

  Apr 25, 202612 minS0

  <p>When I started this podcast on Substack, I began with reading through an old blog post about Maui, from the movie Moana. </p><p>Over the course of several weeks back in 2022, I watched the movie Moana on repeat. Over and over again. There was something rising up in me, and I couldn’t contain it. I had to watch. I had to take it in. And I had to write. And write. And write. And write.</p><p>What came from that intense pouring out of everything in my brain that had anything to do with the movie an...

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  The Fords of the Living Room

  Apr 18, 20265 minS0

  <p>One Friday night, I found myself in a place I think some of you can relate to: exhausted, hurt, and sobbing alone on my living room floor. In the aftermath of a long week and a hard conversation with my husband, Kris, I sat with the weight of my own faults. Specifically, that sharp, sarcastic tone that tends to slip out when I’m drained. Or hot—but that’s a story for another day. As I sat there, I realized that these messy moments of marital discord are very real battlegrounds. A real battle was being waged for our ma...

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