What will you do with your restless seasons?

Join me for conversations with writers, artists, and friends about the restless places where we
find God in everyday life.

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Casey Tygrett 5/16/23 Casey Tygrett 5/16/23

E9// To bless it and leave it

This week on the podcast I talk about how we look at former stages of our life & our faith and learn to bless what was good, but leave behind what we cannot take with us. Much of the content from today’s podcast is taken from my book The Gift of Restlessness: A Spirituality For Unsettled Seasons.

Casey Tygrett 5/3/23 Casey Tygrett 5/3/23

E8//Bread, Longing, and God with Kendall Vanderslice

In this episode we talk with writer, speaker, and gastronomist Kendall Vanderslice about food - specifically, how food connects to the greater story of our life and faith. Our conversation is drawn from her most recent book, On Bread Alone: A Baker’s Reflections on Hunger, Longing, and the Goodness of God.

Casey Tygrett 4/25/23 Casey Tygrett 4/25/23

E7//A Launch, A Beginning

This episode celebrates LAUNCH DAY for my new book (and the namesake of this podcast), The Gift of Restlessness: A Spirituality For Unsettled Seasons. If you haven’t picked up a copy yet, you can get one here and here.

Casey Tygrett 4/18/23 Casey Tygrett 4/18/23

E6//On Belonging with Marlena Graves

Today we talk with author, activist, and professor Marlena Graves about our restlessness around belonging and how racism is, at the core, a spiritual formation issue.

Casey Tygrett 4/12/23 Casey Tygrett 4/12/23

E5//SAFETY AND LONGING WITH JEFF CROSBY

Today we talk with Jeff Crosby about the restlessness of needing to feel safe and how we listen to our longings in restless times.

His book, The Language of the Soul: Meeting God in the Longing Of Our Hearts comes out on May 23.

Casey Tygrett 4/4/23 Casey Tygrett 4/4/23

e4//Making (And Unmaking) the Bed

On this episode of the podcast, I talk about attachment and belonging through the metaphor or making (and unmaking and remaking) our bed. Much thanks to Dr. Renita Weems for the illustration of making the bed, as quoted in Barbara Peacock’s book Soul Care In African-American Practice. (p. 78)