Rebuilding Trust in a Time of Division: Lessons from Indigenous Wisdom
In Episode 4 of Prepared to Drown, Reverend Tony Snow spoke on resilience, trust, and community in the face of broken systems. As Canada and the U.S. navigate growing economic tensions, his words offer a timely reflection on hope, reciprocity, and choosing a different path forward. Read how his wisdom speaks to this moment.
Hope is NOT a Strategy …
In a world overwhelmed by political tensions, climate crises, and rising division, our latest podcast conversation with Reverend Tony Snow explores the power of faith, community, and action. We discuss Christian nationalism, Indigenous resilience, and the necessity of standing together in turbulent times. Hope alone is not enough—we must take steps to foster connection, compassion, and meaningful change.
Peace On Earth …
As the holiday season unfolds, we explore the deeper meaning of Christmas in our latest Prepared to Drown episode. Through heartfelt discussions with community leaders, we uncover the themes of love, justice, and shared humanity embedded in the Christmas story. Beyond tradition and consumerism, how can we reclaim Christmas as a time of connection and hope? Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on faith, culture, and social action.
It Begins with a Pilot …
Faith can be both a refuge and a battleground, especially when beliefs collide with personal growth. In the inaugural episode of Prepared to Drown, Rev. Bill Weaver, Rev. Joanne Anquist, and Ricardo De Menezes explore the complexities of faith deconstruction—navigating identity, activism, and spirituality. Through candid dialogue, they uncover how questioning faith can lead to deeper, more inclusive connections.