Meet At The Well with Mariana Podcast

Mariana Herrera Mosli
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Meet At The Well is a gathering place for those who don’t fit neatly into boxes, and who are thirsting for more. Through storytelling, conversation, and biblical literature, we explore how God meets us in the margins and invites us toward healing, dignity, and becoming. Questions are welcome. Stories are honored. Come as you are. Bring your curiosity. Leave your empty jars. meetatthewell.substack.com

Episodes

  1. 4D AGO

    S1 Ep.3 | Getting Through What You’re Going Through

    Summary In this heartfelt conversation, poet Tanner Olson discusses the themes of hope, resilience, and the importance of connection through his writing. He shares insights on navigating life's challenges, the role of presence in relationships, and the power of poetry to meet readers where they are. The discussion also touches on the significance of slowing down, the impact of grief, and the journey of creativity, culminating in the anticipation of his upcoming book, 'Getting Through What You're Going Through.' Takeaways Tanner's poetry resonates across generations and experiences. Writing is a way to meet readers where they are emotionally. Hope is a fierce and resilient force in difficult times. Presence and listening are vital in human connection. Grief can lead to resilience and determination. It's important to slow down and be present in the moment. Creativity requires boundaries and self-care. Writing can help process pain and grief. Honesty and sincerity in writing connect with readers. Life is a gift, even in its imperfections. Chapters 00:00Introduction to Tanner Olson's Work 02:03Exploring the In-Between: Writing Style and Language 06:14The Role of Hope in Poetry and Life 11:52Navigating Grief and Resilience 15:51Defining Hope: A Personal Perspective 20:10The Power of Presence in Difficult Times 24:43Writing as a Tool for Healing 27:35The Essence of Honest Writing 31:07The Importance of Paying Attention 32:30Slowing Down and Embracing Imperfection 33:27Navigating Stress and Boundaries 36:42The Myth of 'Making It' as a Writer 40:10Creating Poetry: Behind the Scenes 43:19The Gift of Life: A Poetic Reflection 48:17Hopes for Readers and the Journey Ahead Get full access to Meet At The Well at meetatthewell.substack.com/subscribe

    44 min

  2. FEB 13

    S1 Ep.2 | Border Walkers, Belonging, & the God Who Meets Us in the In-Between

    Guest Name: Kimberly Phinney Summary: In this episode of Meet at the Well, Mariana Mosli and Kimberly Phinney explore the intersections of art, faith, and community. They discuss the concept of 'border walking' for navigating the complexities of life and faith, emphasizing the importance of curiosity, vulnerability, and community in fostering meaningful conversations. The conversation also touches on the significance of the Woman at the Well as a model for transformation and the role of Christian artists in today's culture. Ultimately, they highlight the power of art to bridge divides and inspire change. Get full access to Meet At The Well at meetatthewell.substack.com/subscribe

    50 min
  3. Episode 1: The Woman at the Well & Why It Matters Today

    04/27/2025

    Episode 1: The Woman at the Well & Why It Matters Today

    Welcome to the very first episode of Meet At The Well!   Today, we journey back to Jacob’s well in John 4, where a simple request for water sparks the longest recorded conversation Jesus has with anyone in the New Testament—not with a religious leader, but with a Samaritan woman many would have overlooked. In this episode, we’ll explore: The cultural and historical backdrop of John 4How Jesus models dignity, curiosity, and truth in hard conversationsWhat "Woman at the Well Theology" invites us into todayThe principle of charity—and why connection, not combat, is the goalHow storytelling bridges the sacred and the secular one word at a time If you’ve ever felt caught between worlds—too sacred for the secular, too secular for the sacred—this conversation is for you. Resources Mentioned: John 4:1-42 (Biblical text)Genesis 16 (Story of Hagar, referenced briefly)Principle of Charity (for more on this communication approach, check out The Principle of Charity by Michael Patrick Lynch and Scott Aikin or visit [this overview: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_charityAffective Science (exploring emotional regulation, connection, and communication) Need Support? If today’s episode stirred things in you and you’re looking for help, you're not alone. Here are some resources: BetterHelp Online Therapy (https://www.betterhelp.com/) – access licensed therapists from anywherePsychology Today Therapist Directory(https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists) – find local support based on your needsNAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness (https://nami.org/Home) – mental health resources, support groups, and education Connect with Me: Substack: https://meetatthewell.substack.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meet_at_thewell/ If you found today's conversation meaningful, it would mean so much if you subscribed, shared, or left a review. It helps others find this space too. Until next time— Come thirsty. You are welcome here. Get full access to Meet At The Well at meetatthewell.substack.com/subscribe

    16 min
  4. Introducing Meet At The Well Podcast

    04/20/2025

    Introducing Meet At The Well Podcast

    Welcome to Meet At The Well, a podcast for the weary, the misfits, and those living in the hard middle—too sacred for the secular, too secular for the sacred. Rooted in “Woman at the Well” theology, this is a space for raw, honest conversations about faith, belonging, and the questions that don’t always have easy answers. Hosted by Cuban-American writer, poet, researcher, and visual storyteller Mariana Herrera Mosli, each episode invites you into a rhythm of reflection, storytelling, and transformation. Here, we break barriers—not each other.  If your heart has been searching for a place to wrestle, rest, and be seen in the in-between—you’ve found it. Subscribe now, and let’s begin. Get full access to Meet At The Well at meetatthewell.substack.com/subscribe

    3 min
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Meet At The Well is a gathering place for those who don’t fit neatly into boxes, and who are thirsting for more. Through storytelling, conversation, and biblical literature, we explore how God meets us in the margins and invites us toward healing, dignity, and becoming. Questions are welcome. Stories are honored. Come as you are. Bring your curiosity. Leave your empty jars. meetatthewell.substack.com

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