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The Covenants We Keep

1 March 2017 at 05:09
My seminary classmate was 30 years older than me. I sat in his small apartment, hoping for the kind of wisdom and guidance I had already come to know he might provide. My seminary classmate was 30 years older than me. I sat in his small apartment, hoping for the kind of wisdom and guidance I had already come to know he might provide.

171: Black Lives of UU

16 February 2017 at 18:00
Kenny Wiley and Lena K. Gardner join us from the Black Lives of UU organizing collective. What a full and deep conversation about immigration, the threats to penalize protestors and how that will change organizing tactics, the need to move from reactionary to visionary, the life-giving form of creativity around resistance. Plus, Kenny, Lena and host Aisha Hauser made a passionate and compassionate call for white UUs to step up both their internal and external work around anti-racism and anti-oppression.


Kenny Wiley and Lena K. Gardner join us from the Black Lives of UU organizing collective. What a full and deep conversation about immigration, the threats to penalize protestors and how that will change organizing tactics, the need to move from reactionary to visionary, the life-giving form of creativity around resistance. Plus, Kenny, Lena and host Aisha Hauser made a passionate and compassionate call for white UUs to step up both their internal and external work around anti-racism and anti-oppression.

BLUU Convening:
March 9-12, 2017 in New Orleans
BLUU is gearing up to host this inaugural event that will bring together Black Unitarian Universalists from across generations. Learn more and register.

The VUU is hosted by Meg Riley, Joanna Fontaine Crawford, Aisha Hauser, Hank Peirce, Michael Tino and Alicia Forde, with production support provided by Terri Burnor. The VUU streams live on Thursdays at 11 am ET. This episode aired on February 16, 2017.

Note: This audio has been slightly edited for a better listening experience. View the live original recording on YouTube.

Attached media: https://web.archive.org/web/20211108073426/https://www.questformeaning.org/podcasts/vuu/latest/vuu171.mp3

Your Body is Your Body

2 February 2017 at 21:41
A reminder that you are in charge of your own body. A reminder that you are in charge of your own body.

All Bodies Need Care

2 February 2017 at 21:39
A Universalist teacher learns to care for bodies as well as minds and souls. A Universalist teacher learns to care for bodies as well as minds and souls.

169: UU Talks with Peter Bowden and Twinkle Manning

2 February 2017 at 21:00
Peter Bowden and "Twinkle" Marie Manning join The VUU to introduce us to the new UU Talks. This initiative helps congregations and other organizations share their own UU values and ideas with the world through Ted Talk-like live events. UU Talks provides coaching and mentoring for all the pieces that go into producing, promoting and distributing an event. It is an ideal tool for both small and large organizations to enhance their fundraising incomes, community outreach, and publicity. Learn more at http://uutalks.org.

Peter Bowden and “Twinkle” Marie Manning join The VUU to introduce us to the new UU Talks. This initiative helps congregations and other organizations share their own UU values and ideas with the world through Ted Talk-like live events. The videos that are produced can then be distributed both online and on television.

UU Talks provides coaching and mentoring for all the pieces that go into producing, promoting and distributing an event. It is an ideal tool for both small and large organizations to enhance their fundraising incomes, community outreach, and publicity.

UU Talks is hosting their first model event on April 28 with the theme, “Collaboration.” It will be used as an example for how others can host their own UU Talks at their own location.

Learn more at UUTalks.org or on their Facebook page.

The VUU is hosted by Meg Riley, Joanna Fontaine Crawford, Aisha Hauser, Hank Peirce, Michael Tino and Alicia Forde, with production support provided by Terri Burnor. The VUU streams live on Thursdays at 11 am ET. This episode aired on February 2, 2017.


Note: The audio above has been slightly edited for a better listening experience. View the original recording here:

Attached media: https://web.archive.org/web/20211108073321/https://www.questformeaning.org/podcasts/vuu/latest/vuu169.mp3

Reflected Glory

27 January 2017 at 11:00
Even an ordinary office building can become a jewel if it reflects the glory of the evening sky. How have you added to your own life by amplifying the work of others? The Daily Compass offers words an Even an ordinary office building can become a jewel if it reflects the glory of the evening sky. How have you added to your own life by amplifying the work of others? The Daily Compass offers words an

Waking Up With the World: A Brief Zen Reflection on the Four Noble Truths

27 January 2017 at 09:00
I gather there is some confusion about how what we call the Four Noble Truths became the central exposition of Buddhist teachings. They are found in two versions in the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta, th I gather there is some confusion about how what we call the Four Noble Truths became the central exposition of Buddhist teachings. They are found in two versions in the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta, th

168: Prophetic Faith Development with Judith Frediani

27 January 2017 at 04:23
We talk with Judith Frediani about religious educators as community organizers and how they apply an intersectional lens in curricula that benefits all parts of congregational life. We also go deep into rankism and the many ways people assert their superiority. In our UU faith movement, this manifests itself around credentialing for religious educators and potential fragility of ministers. Judith has long been a staunch advocate for religious educators and the importance of their leadership in UUism. At the 2016 UUA General Assembly, she was recognized for her outstanding contributions to religious education. Visit http://bit.ly/thevuu168 for resources mentioned in this episode.

We talk with Judith Frediani about religious educators as community organizers and how they apply an intersectional lens in curricula that benefits all parts of congregational life. We also go deep into rankism and the many ways people assert their superiority. In our UU faith movement, this manifests itself around credentialing for religious educators and potential fragility of ministers.

Judith has long been a staunch advocate for religious educators and the importance of their leadership in UUism. At the 2016 UUA General Assembly, she was recognized for her outstanding contributions to religious education.

Show notes:

The VUU is hosted by Meg Riley, Joanna Fontaine Crawford, Aisha Hauser, Hank Peirce, Michael Tino and Alicia Forde, with production support provided by Terri Burnor. Tom Shade joined the hosting crew this week. The VUU streams live on Thursdays at 11 am ET. This episode aired on January 26, 2017.

Attached media: https://web.archive.org/web/20211108073028/https://www.questformeaning.org/podcasts/vuu/latest/vuu168.mp3

167: Black Lives of UU

20 January 2017 at 20:23
Leslie Mac and Lena K. Gardner join The VUU from the Black Lives of UU organizing collective. We talk about assumptions around authority, decentering whiteness, humility and the need for liberal white folks to first do the work within and not expect kudos for not voting for Trump.

Leslie Mac and Lena K. Gardner join The VUU from the Black Lives of UU organizing collective. We talk about assumptions around authority, decentering whiteness, humility and the need for liberal white folks to first do the work within and not expect kudos for not voting for Trump.

Show notes:

The VUU is hosted by Meg Riley, Joanna Fontaine Crawford, Aisha Hauser, Hank Peirce, Michael Tino and Alicia Forde, with production support provided by Terri Burnor. Tom Shade joined the hosting crew this week. The VUU streams live on Thursdays at 11 am ET. This episode aired on January 19, 2017.

Attached media: https://web.archive.org/web/20211108073006/https://www.questformeaning.org/podcasts/vuu/latest/vuu167.mp3

166: The Religious Right with Peter Montgomery

13 January 2017 at 22:32
The VUU talks with Peter Montgomery about religion and politics, the global impact of the religious right, the religiosity behind fascism, and the countering power of the arts and beauty. Peter is a writer who has studied religious conservatives for close to two decades. In this past presidential campaign, he attended the GOP Convention and a number of Trump rallies. Visit https://youtu.be/5DRn2XN2BH4 for resources mentioned in this episode.

The VUU talks with Peter Montgomery about religion and politics, the global impact of the religious right, the religiosity behind fascism, and the countering power of the arts and beauty. Peter is a writer who has studied religious conservatives for close to two decades. In this past presidential campaign, he attended the GOP Convention and a number of Trump rallies.

Peter is a well-regarded writer/thinker and a source for national media. Follow his work:

Peter finds inspiration and hope in this quote by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (referenced at the end of the show):

A [person] should hear a little music, read a little poetry, and see a fine picture every day of [their] life, in order that worldly cares may not obliterate the sense of the beautiful which God has implanted in the human soul.

The VUU is hosted by Meg Riley, Joanna Fontaine Crawford, Aisha Hauser, Hank Peirce, Michael Tino and Alicia Forde, with production support provided by Terri Burnor. Tom Shade joined the hosting crew this week. The VUU streams live on Thursdays at 11 am ET. This episode aired on January 12, 2017.

Attached media: https://web.archive.org/web/20211108072940/https://www.questformeaning.org/podcasts/vuu/latest/vuu166.mp3

165: Immigration and the New Sanctuary Movement with Katia Hansen

11 January 2017 at 07:46
Our guest is Katia Hansen, President/CEO of UURISE. We talk about congregational support for immigration justice including providing sanctuary, the importance of becoming a coalition partner, immigration services her organization provides, and general concerns going into the new Trump administration. Visit https://youtu.be/uYOHvya4gdE for resources mentioned in this episode.

Our guest is Katia Hansen, President/CEO of UURISE. We talk about congregational support for immigration justice including providing sanctuary, the importance of becoming a coalition partner, immigration services her organization provides, and general concerns going into the new Trump administration.

Resources mentioned in today’s episode:

Upcoming webinars:

  • UUSC’s Sanctuary and Solidarity webinar (for clergy only) on Tuesday, January 17, 3:00-4:15 PM (ET) – Register
  • UUSC’s Sanctuary and Solidarity webinar (open to all) on Sunday, January 22, 3:30-4:45pm (ET) – Contact Paul Langston-Daley
  • UUCSJ/UURISE: Faithful Discernment: Is Your Congregation Called to Offer Sanctuary? on Monday, January 30, 7:00-9:00 pm (ET)
  • UUCSJ/UURISE: The Path Toward Sanctuary: A Practical Guide on Monday, February 27 7:00-9:00 pm (ET)

The VUU is hosted by Meg Riley, Joanna Fontaine Crawford, Aisha Hauser, Hank Peirce, Michael Tino and Alicia Forde, with production support provided by Terri Burnor. Tom Shade joined the hosting crew this week. The VUU streams live on Thursdays at 11 am ET. This episode aired on January 5, 2017.

Attached media: https://web.archive.org/web/20211108072917/https://www.questformeaning.org/podcasts/vuu/latest/vuu165.mp3

Get the Life You Want

3 January 2017 at 21:25
Sometimes we must change to get the life we want to have.

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