Missing Some Pages: A Podcast About Life As We Know It

Missing Some Pages: A Podcast About Life As We Know It

di Erik Williams & Rondah Worrell-Maik
Stagione 1
Dismantling Whiteness Using the Enneagram with Jessica Denise Dickson (Pt. 2)
Part two of our interview with Jessica Denise Dickson delves into nervous system regulation and socialization as they relate to Diversity, Equity and Belonging; we discuss how the Enneagram can help people to recognize how they’ve disconnected from their bodies in a culture that centres whiteness; we touch on Chronemics (the study of how we perceive the flow of time) and white ontological expansiveness; we explore how white allies can avoid White Saviour Complex by becoming experts in whiteness and allowing marginalized groups to lead the way to their own liberation. @missingsomepagespodcast on Instagram @e_dub8674 on Instagram @rondahw on Instagram u/missing_some_pages (Reddit) @missingsomepagespodcast on Threads Patreon missingsomepagespodcast@gmail.com Jessica Denise Dickson Coaching @jessicaddickson @jessicaddicksoncoaching The Anti-Racist Enneagram Podcast (Podcast on Spotify) The Cosmic We (Podcast on Amazon)
Dismantling Whiteness Using the Enneagram with Jessica Denise Dickson (Pt. 1)
nneagram with Jessica D. Dickson (Pt. 1) For our first two-part interview, we’re joined by the oft-quoted (on MSP) Therapist, Teacher and Enneagram Coach, Jessica Denise Dickson to talk about how she uses the Enneagram of Personality in a very nuanced and unique way to help people reintegrate those pieces that whiteness requires them to leave behind. @missingsomepagespodcast on Instagram @e_dub8674 on Instagram @rondahw on Instagram u/missing_some_pages (Reddit) @missingsomepagespodcast on Threads Patreon missingsomepagespodcast@gmail.com Jessica Denise Dickson Coaching @jessicaddickson @jessicaddicksoncoaching The Anti-Racist Enneagram Podcast (Podcast on Spotify) The Enneagram for Black Liberation: Return to Who Your Are Beneath the Armour You Carry - Chichi Agorom, description on Storygraph The History of White People - Nell Irvin Painter, description on Storygraph Unsettling the Great White North: Black Canadian History - Michele A Johnson, Funké Aladejebi, description on Storygraph
Mission Control
Wherein we take a look at the missional origins of the colonial mindset that has brought us to our present day. We touch on the impacts of this hegemonic worldview on indigenous communities and other marginalized identities as well as the decolonizing element of a deconstruction journey that can often put one at odds with their church community. @missingsomepagespodcast on Instagram @e_dub8674 on Instagram @rondahw on Instagram u/missing_some_pages (Reddit) @missingsomepagespodcast on Threads Patreon missingsomepagespodcast@gmail.com Ted Lasso (Apple TV+ 2020) Faith in a Fresh Vibe (Podcast on Amazon) Rohadi Nagassar @rohadi on Instagram @a.beautiful.table on Instagram Indigenous Theology and the Western Worldview: A Decolonized Approach to Christian Doctrine (Acadia Studies in Bible and Theology) - H. Daniel Zacharias, Randy S. Woodley, book description on Storygraph Data Over Dogma (Podcast on Spotify) @maklelan on Instagram and TikTok
Who is My Enemy?
Looking back to our Battle Songs episode, we attempt to re-imagine what we consider to be an Enemy. We look at opportunities to integrate those parts of ourselves that are “othered” by our respective communities by “loving [these] enemies,” as Jesus commands us to do. @missingsomepagespodcast on Instagram @e_dub8674 on Instagram @rondahw on Instagram u/missing_some_pages (Reddit) @missingsomepagespodcast on Threads Patreon missingsomepagespodcast@gmail.com Love Period with Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis (Podcast) @revjacquilewis on Instagram
Whole and Human with Rohadi Nagassar
In this episode, we welcome our very first official guest!! Rohadi Nagassar, author and creator and host of the Faith in a Fresh Vibe podcast joins us to discuss his forthcoming book, “Whole and Human: 40 Meditations for Liberating Body + Spirit”. @missingsomepagespodcast on Instagram @e_dub8674 on Instagram @rondahw on Instagram u/missing_some_pages (Reddit) Patreon missingsomepagespodcast@gmail.com Faith in a Fresh Vibe (Podcast on Amazon) Rohadi Nagassar @rohadi on Instagram @a.beautiful.table on Instagram Thrive - Rohadi Nagassar, 2018 (book description on Storygraph) When We Belong - Rohadi Nagassar, 2022 (book description on Storygraph)
Living On The Edge (Of The Inside)
Things get real in this episode where Rondah and Erik discuss the things that sometimes make it tricky to serve in a congregation who hold tightly theological views that we are leaving behind. We talk about why we choose to stay and what often makes that choice difficult. @missingsomepagespodcast on Instagram @e_dub8674 on Instagram @rondahw on Instagram u/missing_some_pages (Reddit) Patreon missingsomepagespodcast@gmail.com We Can Do Hard Things: Answers to Life’s 20 Questions - Glennon Doyle, Amanda Doyle, Abby Wambach (book description on Storygraph) Another Name For Every Thing (Podcast on Amazon Music Finding God in the Waves: How I Lost My Faith and Found It Again Through Science - Mike McHargue, book description on Storygraph Parker Palmer - Centre for Courage and Renewal Awareness to Action Karen BK Chan @hellobkchan on Instagram
What the Hell?!
Wherein your intrepid podcast hosts take their own Dante-esque journey into the ancient origins of the modern concept of “The Bad Place.” Our conversation takes us from She’ol to Jewish Apocalyptic theology, through the Apocrypha and the Hellenic period to Jesus and Revelation. In the end, we’ll discuss whether we honestly believe it’s a place you can actually go and if there’s even anyone there. @missingsomepagespodcast on Instagram @e_dub8674 on Instagram @rondahw on Instagram u/missing_some_pages (Reddit) Patreon missingsomepagespodcast@gmail.com Orpheus and Eurydice (Wikipedia article) @mikemaeshiro (Instagram profile) Another Name For Every Thing (Podcast on Amazon Music) Divine Comedy - Dante Alighieri, 1321
Echoes of the Ancestors
In this episode, we take a look at how Christian colonialism impacted ancient African cultural traditions during the Atlantic Slave Trade and talk about some of the reasons why so many of these traditions have been vilified in modern Christian circles. We discuss the difference between modern traditions within the African diaspora (Santeria, Voodoo, Gullah) and how these traditions are both different from, connected to and bastions of those ancient traditions within the colonial sphere in the West. @missingsomepagespodcast on Instagram @e_dub8674 on Instagram @rondahw on Instagram Patreon missingsomepagespodcast@gmail.com Jason Small (YouTube) @Jaredbyas The Bible for Normal People (Podcast on Spotify) Roots: The Saga of an American Family - Alex Haley, book description on Storygraph @zachwlambert on Instagram @Restoreatx on Instagram Indigenous Theology and the Western Worldview: A Decolonized Approach to Christian Doctrine (Acadia Studies in Bible and Theology) - H. Daniel Zacharias, Randy S. Woodley, book description on Storygraph @jessicaddickson @jessicaddicksoncoaching The Anti-Racist Enneagram Podcast (Podcast on Spotify) The International Enneagram Association Podcast (Podcast on Spotify) Fathoms: An Enneagram Podcast (Podcast on Spotify) @fathoms.enneagram on Instagram Unknowing Podcast (Podcast on Spotify) @briestoner on Instagram @valariekaur on Instagram @revloveproject on Instagram Data Over Dogma (Podcast on Spotify) @maklelan on Instagram and TikTok
God of Creation
Wherein we take a deep look at how millennia of belief in God as Sovereign has led to colonialism, climate crisis, and a disconnected relationship of dominion over the land and all its exploitable resources instead of a kinship with the earth and the cosmos more generally. We discuss how this influences our beliefs about the afterlife and compare what we were told happens after we die to alternatives depicted in story and film, weaving in the first law of thermodynamics. @missingsomepagespodcast on Instagram @e_dub8674 on Instagram @rondahw on Instagram Patreon missingsomepagespodcast@gmail.com Finding God in the Waves: How I Lost My Faith and Found It Again Through Science - Mike McHargue, book description on Storygraph One Strange Rock (2018) The Bible for Normal People (Podcast on Spotify) Another Name for Everything (Podcast on Spotify) Avatar (2009) Soul (2020) His Dark Materials (HBO 2019 - 2022) - IMDb Center for Action and Contemplation - Daily Meditations: Listening to Nature’s Sermons - Fr. Richard Rohr, OFM, April 30, 2025 Center for Action and Contemplation - Daily Meditations: The Sower’s Generosity - Barbara Brown Taylor, Sept. 1, 2022 Barbara Brown Taylor - Writer, Speaker, Contrarian @barbarabrowntaylor on Instagram Finding the Mother Tree: Discovering the Wisdom of the Forest - Suzanne Simard, book description on Storygraph Center for Action and Contemplation - Daily Meditation: Seeing Nature Differently - Brian McLaren, April 27, 2025 @valariekaur on Instagram @revloveproject on Instagram
at-ONE-ment
In this episode, we talk about 4 (reasonably) well known theories about how Jesus’ death creates atonement. We look at the origins of the English word atonement (originally “at one-ment”) and how that original sense of unity with God has morphed over the centuries into appeasement. We dive deep into Penal Substitutionary Atonement, Moral Exemplar, Scapegoat and Christus Victor theories and try to figure out where they come from and how they each relate to the demonstrated character of God through the Bible. @missingsomepagespodcast on Instagram @e_dub8674 on Instagram @rondahw on Instagram Patreon missingsomepagespodcast@gmail.com Misquoting Jesus with Bart Ehrman (Podcast on Spotify The Bible for Normal People (Podcast on Spotify) Atonement, Justice, and Peace: The Message of the Cross and the Mission of the Church - Darrin W. Snyder Belousek, book description on Storygraph @jgbashaw - Jennifer Garcia Bashaw on Instagram Amy-Jill “AJ” Levine
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