Hey everybody, welcome to all have another podcast with Lindsay Hein. I'm your host Lindsay and today

I'm bringing you a special bonus episode with Faith Brooks. Faith is an anti-racism educator.

She's the director of programming at Be the Bridge. Be the bridge empowers people and culture toward

racial healing equity and reconciliation. I recently

read the book Be the Bridge written by Latasha Morrison, which by the way

just became a New York Times bestseller so congratulations Latasha. And I knew I wanted to talk with someone in more depth about this book.

In this episode Faith and I discuss what racial reconciliation really looks like and the steps necessary to take in getting there.

This is not just a movement but a lifestyle to be adapted.

Okay, this podcast is aired over on the illuminate podcast, which is a podcast that is in my podcast network,

Sandy Boy Productions, and I am a co-host of that podcast. So I'm just going to go ahead and let it play here as is

how I aired it on the illuminate feed. That way you can get a feel of what the illuminate podcast is all about in the first place.

So then on Friday as usual, I'll be putting out an episode with someone in the running community.

I am so excited about this episode as well. It is with the legendary race director Lazarus Lake.

Have you ever heard of the Barclay marathon? Okay, well I had the opportunity to interview the race director.

He's also the race director of Bigs Backyard Ultra, which you've probably heard me talk about on this podcast as well.

So that's going to air on Friday in this feed. All right, friends, enjoy my conversation with Faith Brooks.

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Hi, everybody. Welcome to the illuminate podcast. I'm one of your hosts, Lindsay Hein, and you're listening to episode 42.

Today on the podcast, I'm talking with Faith Brooks. Faith is the director of programs for Be the Bridge.

Be the bridge empowers people and culture toward racial healing, equity, and reconciliation.

I recently started following Faith on social media and listening to her podcast, Melonated Faith.

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