Jake Morrill's guest appearances

Jake Morrill

The VUU – Quest for Meaning

Homebrewed Culture Cast

Between Two Clinicians

The Long Haul Podcast

Leroy Barber

Jamie Wright

Jonathan Merritt

Matt Morris

Rick Steves

Edward Snowden

Morgan Freeman

Eugene Peterson

Patton Oswalt

A.J. Jacobs

Jackie Robinson

Emma Donoghue

Franklin Graham

Mandy Moore

Don Draper

OwlTail

Jake Morrill is an LMFT in Tennessee, specializing in systems-based leadership coaching, and a long-time progressive parish minister, former Army Reserve Chaplain, and non-profit director. His theoretical framework is Bowen Family Systems Theory. He obtained 6 years in a Post-Graduate Program at the Bowen Center for the Study of the family, where he’s also now a clinician; Faculty-member of the Bowen Theory Education Center; lead workshops and consult on systems thinking in families and organizations. His book, "Unlocking the Art of Forgiveness," will be published by Rockridge Press this fall. Fun facts: he dropped out of college to sing/scream with a band and once traveled across the country on a Greyhound bus dressed as a rabbit.

Jake Morrill is an LMFT in Tennessee, specializing in systems-based leadership coaching, and a long-time progressive parish minister, former Army Reserve Chaplain, and non-profit director. His theoretical framework is Bowen Family Systems Theory. He obtained 6 years in a Post-Graduate Program at the Bowen Center for the Study of the family, where he’s also now a clinician; Faculty-member of the Bowen Theory Education Center; lead workshops and consult on systems thinking in families and organizations. His book, "Unlocking the Art of Forgiveness," will be published by Rockridge Press this fall. Fun facts: he dropped out of college to sing/scream with a band and once traveled across the country on a Greyhound bus dressed as a rabbit.

Slim Moon sits down with Jake Morrill, head of the Christian Universalist Church, for the second part of their chat: this time about the future of the institutional church as a whole. Does it have a chance at survival? What will change, and what will remain? Do we need organized religion to pursue an authentic experience of the Divine? The CultureCast trio then talks about when, or if, violence are ever justified for police. And as people of faith, can we ever justify violence? Finally, in addition to your go-to Fear of the Week and Recommendations deliciosity, we bump heads about whether the electoral college in the United States still serves any democratically constructive purpose, or if Donald Trump’s candidacy is an argument to keep it. Listen to it, live it and love it, folks.   Become a CultureCast patron and get show swag HERE

<a href="https://trippfuller.loc/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/church-america.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Slim Moon sits down with Jake Morrill, head of the Christian Universalist Church, for the second part of their chat: this time about the future of the institutional church as a whole. Does it have a chance at survival? What will change, and what will remain? Do we need organized religion to pursue an authentic experience of the Divine? The CultureCast trio then talks about when, or if, violence are ever justified for police. And as people of faith, can we ever justify violence? Finally, in addition to your go-to Fear of the Week and Recommendations deliciosity, we bump heads about whether the electoral college in the United States still serves any democratically constructive purpose, or if Donald Trump’s candidacy is an argument to keep it. Listen to it, live it and love it, folks. <h3>Become a CultureCast patron and get show swag <a href="https://www.patreon.com/culturecast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a></h3>

Jake Morrill on the Future of Church

Listen in as Slim breaks down with Jake Morrill, head of the Christian Universalists and Christian Unitarian Universalist Pastor, talk about what they see as the future of institutional church and religion in our culture. Do we need it? Is it worth sustaining? Does our understanding of “Church” inevitably have to evolve? Into what? Coke or Pepsi? Paper or plastic??? All will be answered, fear not. We also talk about why the RNC was a Trumpster fire to which a certain someone continues to add lots of fuel, and what the ups and downs are of the “politics of emotion” on both sides of the aisle. And though the marriage of faith to politics has principally been a Republican theme for decades, is that identity shifting? Are Dems courting the Christian vote, and is it working? And of course we’ll give you tips on what to read, watch and be afraid of, so you’ll have lots to occupy you other than the prospect of a standout between two of the possibly least popular candidates in recent history. So you got that going for you! Connect with us on Facebook and Support us on Patreon to grab some CultureCast swag and keep us going! 

<a href="https://trippfuller.loc/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/future-of-church.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Listen in as Slim breaks down with Jake Morrill, head of the Christian Universalists and Christian Unitarian Universalist Pastor, talk about what they see as the future of institutional church and religion in our culture. Do we need it? Is it worth sustaining? Does our understanding of “Church” inevitably have to evolve? Into what? Coke or Pepsi? Paper or plastic??? All will be answered, fear not. We also talk about why the RNC was a Trumpster fire to which a certain someone continues to add lots of fuel, and what the ups and downs are of the “politics of emotion” on both sides of the aisle. And though the marriage of faith to politics has principally been a Republican theme for decades, is that identity shifting? Are Dems courting the Christian vote, and is it working? And of course we’ll give you tips on what to read, watch and be afraid of, so you’ll have lots to occupy you other than the prospect of a standout between two of the possibly least popular candidates in recent history. So you got that going for you! Connect with us on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/HCCultureCast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> and Support us on <a href="https://www.patreon.com/culturecast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon</a> to grab some CultureCast swag and keep us going!