Be Well Podcast
In a world marked by division, disruption, and deep emotional and spiritual fatigue, how do we keep showing up—with purpose, with compassion, and with hope? The BE WELL Podcast, created by the Trauma Healing Initiative at McCormick Theological Seminary, gathers theologians, practitioners, educators, and artists for deep and dynamic conversations about healing in these times. Each episode explores how trauma-informed approaches can help us teach, learn, and live with greater wholeness. We believe that we can BE WELL.
Episodes
What if the spaces we move through every day are shaping our capacity to heal — without us even realizing it?
In this episode of the Be Well Podcast, we turn our attention to the built environment and its often-overlooked role in trauma and healing. In “Curation of Physical Space: Designing Trauma-Informed Environments,” our guest Monica Haslip — artist, designer, and founder of Chicago's Little Black...
What happens when the past refuses to stay buried?
In this episode of the Be Well Podcast, we step into a space many recognize but rarely name — the presence of what lingers. This episode, “Healing Hauntings: Confronting What Lingers,” is a conversation that explores how unspoken grief, unresolved memories, and spiritual dislocation continue to shape our lives, our relationships, and our institutions.
What if justice didn’t have to mean punishment?
In this episode of the Be Well Podcast, we challenge one of the most deeply ingrained assumptions in our culture — that accountability must come through retribution. In this episode, “Restorative Justice Practices: Beyond Punishment, Towards Repair,” we explore a different path: one rooted in healing, relationship, and the possibility of transformation.<...
In a world marked by division, disruption, and deep emotional and spiritual fatigue, how do we keep showing up—with purpose, compassion, and hope?
BE WELL is a monthly exploration of trauma healing at the intersections of faith, justice, and education, created by the Trauma Healing Initiative at McCormick Theological Seminary. Each episode gathers theologians, practitioners, educators, and artists to explore how trauma-informe...
In a world marked by division, disruption, and deep emotional and spiritual fatigue, how do we keep showing up—with purpose, compassion, and hope?
BE WELL is a monthly exploration of trauma healing at the intersections of faith, justice, and education, created by the Trauma Healing Initiative at McCormick Theological Seminary. Each episode gathers theologians, practitioners, educators, and artists to explore how trauma-informe...
In a world marked by division, disruption, and deep emotional and spiritual fatigue, how do we keep showing up—with purpose, compassion, and hope?
BE WELL is a monthly exploration of trauma healing at the intersections of faith, justice, and education, created by the Trauma Healing Initiative at McCormick Theological Seminary. Each episode gathers theologians, practitioners, educators, and artists to explore how trauma-informe...
In a world marked by division, disruption, and deep emotional and spiritual fatigue, how do we keep showing up—with purpose, compassion, and hope?
BE WELL is a monthly exploration of trauma healing at the intersections of faith, justice, and education, created by the Trauma Healing Initiative at McCormick Theological Seminary. Each episode gathers theologians, practitioners, educators, and artists to explore how trauma-informe...
In a world marked by division, disruption, and deep emotional and spiritual fatigue, how do we keep showing up—with purpose, compassion, and hope?
BE WELL is a monthly exploration of trauma healing at the intersections of faith, justice, and education, created by the Trauma Healing Initiative at McCormick Theological Seminary. Each episode gathers theologians, practitioners, educators, and artists to explore how trauma-informe...
In a world marked by division, disruption, and deep emotional and spiritual fatigue, how do we keep showing up—with purpose, compassion, and hope?
BE WELL is a monthly exploration of trauma healing at the intersections of faith, justice, and education, created by the Trauma Healing Initiative at McCormick Theological Seminary. Each episode gathers theologians, practitioners, educators, and artists to explore how trauma-informe...
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