And All Shall Be Well is an optimistic podcast where Rev. Dr. Megan Rohrer (he/him) shares wisdom or conversations with guests about mind, body and spirit health.  Believing that all people are a work in progress, And All Shall Be Well.  Megan is prolific author, award winning historian and a former Lutheran bishop.

And All Shall Be Well is an optimistic podcast where Rev. Dr. Megan Rohrer (he/him) has conversations with guests about mind, body and spirit health.  Believing that all people are a work in progress, And All Shall Be Well.  Megan is prolific author, award winning historian and a former Lutheran bishop.

On this week’s podcast Dr. Megan Rohrer talks with the Rev Wakil David Matthews, an interfaith minister ordained through the Sufi Ruhaniat International order, a very universalist and ecumenical Sufi organization. He has worked in hospice as a volunteer and chaplain’s assistant, so feels called to work specifically with those who do end of life work, e.g. social workers, nurses, aides, chaplains, volunteers, etc. He is also very engaged in social and earth justice work and so offers companionship to those who are engaged in activism. He has a Masters in Social Change from seminary, (the Starr King School for Ministry) and a certificate in Spiritual Direction from the Interfaith Chaplaincy Institute (CHI).   Learn more at: https://mysticism-spirituality-circle.comMegan Rohrer, DMin is a social justice advocate and influencer known for their advocacy for the homeless and LGBTQ communities.  If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon:   / mmrohrer 

On this week’s podcast Dr. Megan Rohrer talks with author Kaya Oakes. Kayla's sixth book, Not So Sorry, is out July 2024.  Her other books include: The Nones Are Alright (Orbis Books, 2015), Radical Reinvention (Counterpoint Press, 2012), The Defiant Middle: How Women Claim Life’s In Betweens to Remake the World (Broadleaf Books 2021).  Socials: @kayaoakeswrites Learn more at: www.oakestown.orgMegan Rohrer, PhD and DMin, is a social justice advocate and influencer known for their advocacy for the homeless and LGBTQ communities.  If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon:   / mmrohrer 

On this week’s podcast Dr. Megan Rohrer talks with Rabbi Jillian Cameron, who leads the oldest LGBTQ temple in the United States.  She is passionate about connecting with every person she meets in the holiest of moments as well as the most mundane. She believes in the power and importance of diversity in the Jewish community and our responsibility to seek justice and model compassion for all.  Learn more at: https://www.bcc-la.org/Megan Rohrer, DMin is a social justice advocate and influencer known for their advocacy for the homeless and LGBTQ communities.  If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mmrohrer

On this week’s podcast Dr. Megan Rohrer talks with Edward Wright a transportation specialist who is politically active in San Francisco. Megan Rohrer, DMin is a social justice advocate and influencer known for their advocacy for the homeless and LGBTQ communities.  If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mmrohrer

On this week’s podcast Dr. Megan Rohrer talks with Michael Nagler.  As Professor Emeritus of Classics and Comparative Literature at UC, Berkeley, Michael Nagler co-founded the Peace and Conflict Studies Program. His books include The Search for a Nonviolent Future: A Promise of Peace for Ourselves, Our Families, and Our World; The Nonviolence Handbook: A Guide for Practical Action; and The Third Harmony: Nonviolence and the New Story of Human Nature. He most recently directed a documentary on nonviolence of the same title.  Learn more at: www.mettacenter.org/michaelnaglerMegan Rohrer, DMin is a social justice advocate and influencer known for their advocacy for the homeless and LGBTQ communities.  If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mmrohrer

On this week’s podcast Dr. Megan Rohrer talks with Rabbi Camille Shira Angel an ordained Reform rabbi with over 25 years of experience guiding couples and families in Jewish lifecycle events.  She is an award-winning educator, public speaker, and LGBTQIA religious activist. Currently, she is Rabbi-in-Residence at University of San Francisco.  Learn more at: https://rabbiangel.com/ Megan Rohrer, DMin is a social justice advocate and influencer known for their advocacy for the homeless and LGBTQ communities.  If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mmrohrer

On this week’s podcast, Dr. Megan Rohrer, talks about lessons they learned in Paris, France.  Megan Rohrer, DMin is a social justice advocate and influencer known for their advocacy for the homeless and LGBTQ communities.  If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mmrohrer

On this week’s podcast, Dr. Megan Rohrer, talks about lessons they learned in Argentina.  Megan Rohrer, DMin is a social justice advocate and influencer known for their advocacy for the homeless and LGBTQ communities.  Megan is an award winning filmmaker, musician and historian, who was a finalist for the Lambda Literary award, received an honorable mention as an Unsung Hero of Compassion by Wisdom in Action, with His Holiness the Dali Lama and as one of 95 individuals celebrated in Wittenberg, Germany during the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation.   If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mmrohrer

On this week’s podcast, hosted by Dr. Megan Rohrer, we talk about writing, wellness and being both trans and Jewish in France and Israel.  Our guest Ariel Alvarez Pereyre is a writer, musician and trans activist whose first book is about love, faith and the journey toward authentic relationship.  Ariel lives in Southern Israel near the ongoing war and actively works on staying well in difficult times.If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mmrohrer

On this week’s podcast, hosted by Dr. Megan Rohrer, we talk with the Rev. Dan Tisdel.  Currently the senior pastor at St. Luke Lutheran Church in Sunnyvale, CA, Dan talks about his woodworking, acting and advice for those who are feeling lonely and disconnected.  If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mmrohrer

On this week’s podcast, with host Dr. Megan Rohrer, we talk to Cynthia Nagendra who works in homelessness in San Francisco.  Cynthia talks about her experience as a 2nd generation immigrant from Sri Lanka in this three part conversation on community, wellness support for people of all races and classes.  If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mmrohrer

On this week’s podcast, with host Dr. Megan Rohrer, we talk to Cynthia Nagendra who works in homelessness in San Francisco.  Cynthia talks about her experience as a 2nd generation immigrant from Sri Lanka in this three part conversation on community, wellness support for people of all races and classes.  If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mmrohrer

On this week’s podcast, with host Dr. Megan Rohrer, we talk to Cynthia Nagendra who works in homelessness in San Francisco.  Cynthia talks about her experience as a 2nd generation immigrant from Sri Lanka in this three part conversation on community, wellness support for people of all races and classes.  If you enjoy these conversations and want them to continue, please like, subscribe, review and consider supporting our podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mmrohrer