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The Amalgamation with Bruce Reyes-Chow

The Amalgamation with Bruce Reyes-Chow

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The Amalgamation Podcast focuses on social justice, pop culture, digital community, left-leaning faith, and more. With humor, kindness, and conviction, each episode shares passions and projects and invites the listener to join Bruce and his guests to co-conspire for good. While some podcasts lean toward short-form interviews, The Amalgamation Podcast gives listeners time to get to know each guest, from their current projects and passions to what brings them joy, makes them laugh, and gives their lives meaning.Bruce Reyes-Chow Ciencias Sociales Cristianismo Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo
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  • e82: Sacred Curiosity: A Conversation with Britney Winn Lee

    e82: Sacred Curiosity: A Conversation with Britney Winn Lee
    Feb 26 2026
    🧑🏽 Your Host, Bruce Reyes‑ChowRev. Bruce Reyes-Chow is a 3rd Generation, GenX, Filipino/Chinese American and an active speaker, writer, coach, and podcaster on topics of faith, leadership, activism, culture, race, and technology. An ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA), he also works with organizations on immigration, decarceration, and Palestinian liberation. He is the author of six books, most recently Everything Good about God is True: Choosing Faith with his next book, "Prophets, Priests, Pastors & Poets: Being and Becoming the Ressurected Christ," due out in Fall 2026. You can subscribe to his newsletter and podcast, The Amalgamation at www.reyes-chow.com and connect on most social platforms via @breyeschow. He and his wife live a thriving empty-nesting life in the San Francisco Bay Area.✊🏽 About Our GuestBritney Winn Lee is an author, editor, and United Methodist pastor living in Shreveport, Louisiana, with her creative husband and big-hearted son. Her books include The Boy with Big, Big Feelings; The Girl with Big, Big Questions; The Kid with Big, Big Ideas; Rally: Communal Prayers for Lovers of Jesus and Justice; Deconstructed Do-Gooder: A Memoir about Learning Mercy the Hard Way; and Good Night, Body: Finding Calm from Head to Toe. With a master's degree in nonprofit administration and her local pastor licensure, Lee has worked for over a decade in faith- and justice-based, creative community-building. She writes to make room for all people of all ages.Website: britneywinnlee.comTwitter: @britneywinnleeInstagram: @britneywinnleeFacebook: @britneywinnlee🎧 Episode SummaryIn this episode of The Amalgamation, host Bruce Reyes-Chow sits down with author, nonprofit leader, and seminarian Britney Winn Lee to explore her newest book, Sacred Curiosity: Wondering Our Way Toward Holiness.Together, they unpack what it means to practice curiosity in a time when nuance feels scarce and certainty is often rewarded over depth. Brittany shares how asking “the next question” can open up scripture, relationships, and even ourselves.The conversation moves beyond theory into the urgency of the present moment. In a world marked by political upheaval, cultural tension, and global crises, is curiosity naïve — or is it a radical act of love? Bruce and Brittany reflect on how curiosity might sustain connection across disagreement, expand our understanding of holiness, and keep the door open to new stories when division feels easier.This episode is thoughtful, grounding, and deeply relevant, an invitation to slow down, dig deeper, and rediscover wonder as a spiritual practice.💌 Thanks for Listening!The Amalgamation Podcast, paired with The Amalgamation Newsletter, focuses on social justice, pop culture, digital community, left-leaning faith, and more. With humor, kindness, and conviction, each episode shares passions and projects and invites the listener to join Bruce and his guests to co-conspire for good. It is hosted by Bruce Reyes-Chow, produced by Emmie Hix, and edited by Dessiree McFarland, with music by Merissa Magdael-Lauron. The Amalgamation Podcast Bookshop Bookstore and all show inquiries can be sent to: theteam@reyes-chow.com.🏷 Tags / Hashtags#TheAmalgamationPodcast #TheAmalgamation #StorytellingForChange #ProgressiveChristianity #PodcastLife #Interfaith #FaithAndJustice #SocialJustice #Solidarity #ValuesInAction #CommunityCare #SpiritualLeadership #RestIsResistance #LeadingWithValues #FaithInPublicLife #HopeInAction #GoodInTheWorld #DeepConversations #ThoughtfulVoices #MeaningfulMedia #HeartAndMind #FaithPodcast #ProgressiveFaith #PodcastRecommendations #ListenAndLearn #SacredCuriosity #SpiritualFormation #ChristianAuthor #NuanceMatters #CuriosityAsLove #Holiness #WritersOfFaith
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  • e82 Trailer: Sacred Curiosity: A Conversation with Britney Winn Lee

    e82 Trailer: Sacred Curiosity: A Conversation with Britney Winn Lee
    Feb 17 2026

    Here is the trailer for Episode 82 of The Amalgamation Podcast — Sacred Curiosity: A Conversation with Britney Winn Lee

    The full episode drops on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, so be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Podbean, or wherever you listen to podcasts. To gain immediate access to today's episode and for early access to all future episodes, become a paid subscriber today.

    Be sure to grab a copy of Britney's book, Sacred Curiosity: Wondering Our Way Toward Wholeness on Bookshop where you can also find past Amalgamation guests' books in The Amalgamation Podcast Bookstore.

    The Amalgamation Podcast, paired with The Amalgamation Newsletter, focuses on social justice, pop culture, digital community, left-leaning faith, and more. With humor, kindness, and conviction, each episode shares passions and projects and invites the listener to join Bruce and his guests to co-conspire for good.

    The Amalgamation Podcast is hosted by Bruce Reyes-Chow, produced by Emmie Hix, edited by Dessiree McFarland, with music by Merissa Magdael-Lauron.

    Show ideas and inquiries can be sent to The Team.

    Thanks for listening!
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  • e81: Soul Medicine for a Fractured World: A Conversation with Liza Rankow

    e81: Soul Medicine for a Fractured World: A Conversation with Liza Rankow
    Feb 10 2026
    🧑🏽 Your Host, Bruce Reyes‑ChowRev. Bruce Reyes-Chow is a 3rd Generation Filipino/Chinese American and an active speaker, writer, coach, and podcaster on topics of faith, leadership, activism, culture, race, and technology. An ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA), he also works with organizations on immigration, decarceration, and Palestinian liberation. He is the author of six books, most recently Everything Good about God is True: Choosing Faith with his next book, "Prophets, Priests, Pastors & Poets: Being and Becoming the Ressurected Christ," due out in Fall 2026. He and his wife live in San Jose, CA.✊🏽 About Our GuestLiza J. Rankow, PhD, MHS, is an interfaith minister, educator, activist, and author. Her lifework centers the deep healing that is essential to personal and social transformation. Liza is the founder and former executive director of OneLife Institute, which for almost 20 years nurtured the well-being of frontline changemakers. She has been a spiritual counselor and teacher for more than three decades, working with individual clients, facilitating healing retreats, and offering classes and workshops in a variety of community and academic settings. Liza is the producer and co-editor of The Living Wisdom of Howard Thurman audio collection. Her new book is Soul Medicine for a Fractured World: Healing, Justice, and the Path of Wholeness. Find her at: lizarankow.org Book - soulmedicinebook.comLinkTree - linktr.ee/lizarankowBlog - lizarankow.substack.comIG - instagram.com/liza.rankow/Facebook - facebook.com/liza.rankowLinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/lizarankow/YouTube - youtube.com/@LizaRankowBluesky - https://bsky.app/profile/lizarankow.bsky.social 🎧 Episode SummaryIn this episode of The Amalgamation, host Bruce Reyes-Chow sits down with Interfaith Movement Builder and community leader Liza J. Rankow for a wide-ranging conversation about faith, justice, and what it means to stay rooted in values during times of deep social and political tension.Together, they explore how interfaith work is not just about dialogue, but about relationship, accountability, and action—especially when communities are facing fear, polarization, and harm. The conversation touches on how religious and spiritual leaders can show up authentically without centering themselves, how listening can be an act of resistance, and why solidarity requires discomfort as well as compassion.The episode also reflects on personal journeys into faith and activism, the cost of public leadership, and the importance of rest, community, and joy in sustaining long-term justice work. Throughout, Bruce and his guest invite listeners to consider how they might live out their values more fully—in their neighborhoods, institutions, and daily interactions.This episode is a thoughtful reminder that faith at its best is not about certainty, but about courage, curiosity, and collective care.💌 Thanks for Listening!The Amalgamation Podcast, paired with The Amalgamation Newsletter, focuses on social justice, pop culture, digital community, left-leaning faith, and more. With humor, kindness, and conviction, each episode shares passions and projects and invites the listener to join Bruce and his guests to co-conspire for good. It is hosted by Bruce Reyes-Chow, produced by Emmie Hix, and edited by Dessiree McFarland, with music by Merissa Magdael-Lauron. The Amalgamation Podcast Bookshop Bookstore and all show inquiries can be sent to: theteam@reyes-chow.com. 🏷 Tags / Hashtags#TheAmalgamationPodcast #TheAmalgamation #StorytellingForChange #ProgressiveChristianity #PodcastLife #Interfaith #FaithAndJustice #SocialJustice #Solidarity #ValuesInAction #CommunityCare #SpiritualLeadership #RestIsResistance #LeadingWithValues #FaithInPublicLife #HopeInAction #GoodInTheWorld #DeepConversations #ThoughtfulVoices #MeaningfulMedia #HeartAndMind #FaithPodcast #ProgressiveFaith #PodcastRecommendations #ListenAndLearn
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