holyenvytogether

http://bit.ly/2nc9tZM - Youtube channel

https://goo.gl/rf3HQ9 - The Groton Channel

https://goo.gl/dWpvLF - Instagram

Available on iHeartradio, Tunein Radio, Spotify, Castbox, Radio public, Facebook, Instagram, Lindedin, and Twitter.

*Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this show are strictly ours, Jenny’s and Shua’s and when we speak about traditions and faith and religions, we are talking and expressing ONLY from our individual perspectives and not responsible for any organization or faith tradition. This is not a competition with anybody. We are trying here to express through our experience and what we have learned. We are intercultural and Interfaith practitioners.*

enOctober 14, 2020

Interfaith & Intercultural Etiquettes - Holy Envy Together Ep 5

NAME OF THE SHOW: HOLY ENVY TOGETHER

Episode 5: Interfaith and intercultural experience/etiquette - Ouch/Oops, Understand what we don’t understand and have fun! We discuss a “toolkit” of things to keep in mind as we give courage and excitement in meeting people of different backgrounds.

Link to Episode 1: https://youtu.be/yIK28TWiXBM

Link to Episode 2: https://youtu.be/qWiOEHaIGN0

Link to Episode 3: https://youtu.be/Qth_g6yFDDo

Link to Episode 4: https://youtu.be/l3DBqN8BsTM

Prayer App: https://www.muslimpro.com/

Description of the show: Are you worried about the polarization? How do you think fear can be dealt with on a smaller and larger scale? What are your thoughts on peacemaking in everyday life? We, a Muslim and a Christian living in the US, spend our 15 minute episodes exploring interfaith, multicultural grassroots relationship building. Through humor filled conversations and experience sharing, we talk about topics like uncomfortable situations and fear. Why? Because we believe that becoming friends across the various invisible barriers, that (unfortunately!) surround us, is a fundamental way of overcoming the dangerous “othering”.

ABOUT US:

Bio: Jenny Bonham-Carter is a social worker and musician with further training in Human Rights and ten years experience in interfaith work. She moved to the US with her family from native country Sweden four years ago.

Bio: Shua Khan Arshad is the founder and host of a podcast called Light-up-with-Shua, on Conscious Living and Conscious Parenting. A practitioner of Intercultural and Interfaith relations for more than 10 years. Music: Free Music Archive

*Remember to subscribe, share, rate and review. Let me know what are you doing, thinking, and feeling during these challenging times.

Thank you.

Shua - شعا ع

http://bit.ly/2nc9tZM - Youtube channel

https://goo.gl/rf3HQ9 - The Groton Channel

https://goo.gl/dWpvLF - Instagram

Available on iHeartradio, Tunein Radio, Spotify, Castbox, Facebook, Instagram, Lindedin, and Twitter.

*Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this show are strictly ours, Jenny’s and Shua’s and when we speak about traditions and faith and religions, we are talking and expressing ONLY from our individual perspectives and not responsible for any organization or faith tradition. This is not a competition with anybody. We are trying here to express through our experience and what we have learned. We are intercultural and Interfaith practitioners.*

enOctober 07, 2020

Uncomfortable Situations - Holy Envy Together EP: 4

NAME OF THE SHOW: HOLY ENVY TOGETHER

Episode 4: Have you ever been in an uncomfortable situation or conversation? Feeling uncomfortable is a cheap price to pay for the learning and change that can come with it. We discuss this topic through the lens of interfaith/multicultural/interracial relationships. We give examples from our own lives on how to deal with, overcome, learn from and embrace uncomfortable situations.

Link to Episode 1: https://youtu.be/yIK28TWiXBM

Link to Episode 2: https://youtu.be/qWiOEHaIGN0

Link to Episode 3: https://youtu.be/Qth_g6yFDDo

Prayer App: https://www.muslimpro.com/

Description of the show: Are you worried about the polarization? How do you think fear can be dealt with on a smaller and larger scale? What are your thoughts on peacemaking in everyday life? We, a Muslim and a Christian living in the US, spend our 15 minute episodes exploring interfaith, multicultural grassroots relationship building. Through humor filled conversations and experience sharing, we talk about topics like uncomfortable situations and fear. Why? Because we believe that becoming friends across the various invisible barriers, that (unfortunately!) surround us, is a fundamental way of overcoming the dangerous “othering”.

ABOUT US:

Bio: Jenny Bonham-Carter is a social worker and musician with further training in Human Rights and ten years experience in interfaith work. She moved to the US with her family from native country Sweden four years ago.

Bio: Shua Khan Arshad is the founder and host of a podcast called Light-up-with-Shua, on Conscious Living and Conscious Parenting. A practitioner of Intercultural and Interfaith relations for more than 10 years.

Music: Free Music Archive

*Remember to subscribe, share, rate and review. Let me know what are you doing, thinking, and feeling during these challenging times.

Thank you.

Shua - شعا ع

http://bit.ly/2nc9tZM - Youtube channel

https://goo.gl/rf3HQ9 - The Groton Channel

https://goo.gl/dWpvLF - Instagram

*Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this show are strictly ours, Jenny’s and Shua’s and when we speak about traditions and faith and religions, we are talking and expressing ONLY from our individual perspectives and not responsible for any organization or faith tradition. This is not a competition with anybody. We are trying here to express through our experience and what we have learned. We are intercultural and Interfaith practitioners.*

enSeptember 30, 2020

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Fear: Holy Envy Together EP: 3

NAME OF THE SHOW: HOLY ENVY TOGETHER

Episode 3: Fear - What do we fear? Why do we fear? What’s the antidote? We discuss fear as a main ingredient in the worrisome polarization and how we can “un-fear” ourselves in this context.

Link to Episode 1: https://youtu.be/yIK28TWiXBM

Link to Episode 2: https://youtu.be/qWiOEHaIGN0

Prayer App: https://www.muslimpro.com/

Description of the show: Are you worried about the polarization? How do you think fear can be dealt with on a smaller and larger scale? What are your thoughts on peacemaking in everyday life? We, a Muslim and a Christian living in the US, spend our 15 minute episodes exploring interfaith, multicultural grassroots relationship building. Through humor filled conversations and experience sharing, we talk about topics like uncomfortable situations and fear. Why? Because we believe that becoming friends across the various invisible barriers, that (unfortunately!) surround us, is a fundamental way of overcoming the dangerous “othering”.

ABOUT US: Bio: Jenny Bonham-Carter is a social worker and musician with further training in Human Rights and ten years experience in interfaith work. She moved to the US with her family from native country Sweden four years ago.

Bio: Shua Khan Arshad is the founder and host of a podcast called Light-up-with-Shua, on Conscious Living and Conscious Parenting. A practitioner of Intercultural and Interfaith relations for more than 10 years. Music: Free Music Archive

*Remember to subscribe, share, rate and review. Let me know what are you doing, thinking, and feeling during these challenging times.

Thank you.

Shua - شعا ع

http://bit.ly/2nc9tZM - Youtube channel

https://goo.gl/rf3HQ9 - The Groton Channel

http://apple.co/2BteyA3 - iTunes

https://goo.gl/dWpvLF - Instagram

Available on iHeartradio, Tunein Radio, Spotify, Castbox, Facebook, Instagram, Lindedin, and Twitter.

*Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this show are strictly ours, Jenny’s and Shua’s and when we speak about traditions and faith and religions, we are talking and expressing ONLY from our individual perspectives and not responsible for any organization or faith tradition. This is not a competition with anybody. We are trying here to express through our experience and what we have learned. We are intercultural and Interfaith practitioners.*

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enSeptember 23, 2020

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Prayer: Holy Envy Together EP: 2

NAME OF THE SHOW: HOLY ENVY TOGETHER

Episode 2: Prayer - What’s your definition? Do you have experience of prayer/rituals of religions other than your own? In our spiritually stimulating conversation today we find that, while being of different faiths, sharing our personal stories on this subject binds us together.

Link to Episode 1: https://youtu.be/yIK28TWiXBM

Prayer App: https://www.muslimpro.com/

Description of the show:

Are you worried about the polarization?

How do you think fear can be dealt with on a smaller and larger scale?

What are your thoughts on peacemaking in everyday life?

We, a Muslim and a Christian living in the US, spend our 15 minute episodes exploring interfaith, multicultural grassroots relationship building.

Through humor filled conversations and experience sharing, we talk about topics like uncomfortable situations and fear. Why? Because we believe that becoming friends across the various invisible barriers, that (unfortunately!) surround us, is a fundamental way of overcoming the dangerous “othering”.

ABOUT US:

Bio: Jenny Bonham-Carter is a social worker and musician with further training in Human Rights and ten years experience in interfaith work. She moved to the US with her family from native country Sweden four years ago.

Bio: Shua Khan Arshad is the founder and host of a podcast called Light-up-with-Shua, on Conscious Living and Conscious Parenting. A practitioner of Intercultural and Interfaith relations for more than 10 years.

Music: Free Music Archive

*Remember to subscribe, share, rate and review. Let me know what are you doing, thinking, and feeling during these challenging times.

Thank you.

Shua - شعا ع

http://bit.ly/2nc9tZM - Youtube channel

https://goo.gl/rf3HQ9 - The Groton Channel

https://goo.gl/dWpvLF - Instagram

Available on iHeartradio, Tunein Radio, Spotify, Castbox, Facebook, Instagram, Lindedin, and Twitter.

*Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this show are strictly ours, Jenny’s and Shua’s and when we speak about traditions and faith and religions, we are talking and expressing ONLY from our individual perspectives and not responsible for any organization or faith tradition. This is not a competition with anybody. We are trying here to express through our experience and what we have learned. We are intercultural and Interfaith practitioners.*