The Soul's Garage

by David Ezekiel & Paris Donehoo

A garage isn’t just a place to park your car. It’s also where you work on your car, store things you can’t bring yourself to throw out, or hang out with your friends while you talk about life. Your soul is a lot like that garage. It’s more than just what makes you human. It’s a space for a handy spiritual tune-up or a supportive conversation. Come hang out with us in the garage, share some laughs, search through issues of li ... 

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Podcast episodes

  • Season 1

  • How does my spirituality comfort me in the middle of the night?”

    How does my spirituality comfort me in the middle of the night?”

    Everyone has nights lying awake worrying, problem solving, or feeling guilty. In such moments how does my spirituality comfort me? What resources does my spirituality offer for the new day when it dawns? Join us in the garage as we examine faith in the wee hours when troubles seem to loom so large.

  • Spirituality's Grandchildren

    Spirituality's Grandchildren

    Can my spirituality be passed on to the next generation? Should it be passed on? Join us in The Soul’s Garage as we discuss faith that is bigger than any one individual, and spirituality that is more like a living relationship than a museum relic.

  • So What? Does Spirituality Make a Difference?

    So What? Does Spirituality Make a Difference?

    In these days of religious ferment, how can I practice a spirituality that is more than a passing fad or whim? We think there are three crucial questions any spiritual approach needs to answer. Join us in The Soul’s Garage as we discuss the first question: How does my spirituality make a difference in my life and the lives of others?

  • What is the Soul's Garage?

    What is the Soul's Garage?

    In this first episode we dive into the meaning of our podcast's title. What kind of space can be created for spiritual discussions from a variety of perspectives, and what difference could it make in day-to-day living? We think this is especially important in these times when faith and religious language are driving people apart instead of bringing them together.