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Denver Homless Out Loud (unabridged)

Denver Homeless Out Loud

• Authored by:
• Ray Lyall

An interview with Ray Lyall

On Garbage (November 2017)

On Media

Sep / Oct 2016

Library / Media

On Media

• Authored by:
• Mary Klein

Immersed in stories as humans are – print, radio, television, internet, social media, interactive gaming, virtual reality – we can easily lose sight of truth. Especially when a story fills our imagination with images we dearly want to believe in, we can feel reluctant to break the story’s spell.

On Media (September 2016)

Technical and Media Support

Place of Privilege (unabridged)

Fleshing Out

• Authored by:
• Keith Scott Dickerson

She suffered with an anxiety disorder as well as hard-to-explain, intermittent physical symptoms that seemed confined to one side of her body. Through multiple office visits, our comfort with each other grew, and her insightfulness and willingness to engage in therapy became apparent. Careful probing about her hyper-vigilance and avoidance behaviors led to an amazing revelation – a childhood incident in which she had disobeyed her parents and had been slightly injured on one side. The physical damage was minimal, but the emotional damage had manifested all these years later as one-sided pain and a specific fear of roadways and driving.

On Flesh (November 2016)

Competing to Find Out

• Authored by:
• Quetzal Gallagher

As a religious pacifist, I have learned a great deal on the battlegrounds of competition.

On Competition (January 2017)

Passage Out of Chaos

• Authored by:
• Emily Gray

I began attending Quaker Meeting at a time of darkness – it was both Winter Solstice, and I was struggling with life transitions. My husband and I had recently moved to Washington from my hometown in Missouri. Six months prior to our move, my grandfather had passed away. I struggled with my sense of family in the face of loss, and home in the face of moving.

On Beginning (March 2016)