what does loving your neighbor look like in a touristy food desert? what does queer parenting look like when IVF and IUI fail? what could communities look like if more mixed race and non-white people were welcomed in the halls of governance?

Jazzy Bostock is here to talk about it all.

A native Hawaiian, farmer, lesbian, foster mum, and Episcopal priest, The Rev. Jazzy Bostock shares about being present in the moment, changing her mind and reimagining over and over again about what's possible in the world, and constantly reinventing what LOVE looks like.

Special thanks to jazzy's roosters for being honorary associate producers for this episode!

This program is produced in south west philadelphia, in the unceded neighborhood of the black bottom community and on the ancestral land of the Lenape nation, who remain here in the era of the fourth crow and fight for official recognition by the commonwealth of Pennsylvania to this day. You can find out more about the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania and how you can support the revitalization of their culture by going to https://lenape-nation.org.

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Visit this video’s sponsor, Poi Dog, chef Kiki Aranita creating sauces inspired by Hawaiian Cuisine: https://poidogphilly.com

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