Dr. Uzee Brown and Maestro Timothy Verville are collaborating on America, Vol. 4, featuring the music of African-American composers.
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Kevin Garcia is a writer, podcaster, and YouTuber who shares about the healing power of coming to know God's unconditional love.
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To celebrate our first anniversary, special guest host Darci Jaret talks to Marthame Sanders about the evolution and vision of aijcast, as well as its future.
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Tammy Harper is an Atlanta-based professional musician who reflects on what it meant to take a full-time chance on music.
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In our first live event of 2018, author/scholars Greg Ellison and Patrick Reyes speak on the importance of personal and intellectual integrity.
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Drew Wilmesherr is an Atlanta musician and chaplain who shares how he creates music with depth and justice, playing a couple of his songs for us.
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Jamaal Barber is an Atlanta-based artist and printmaker who shares the thrill of discovering his medium, and what it means to appreciate the subtle changes.
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In our first ever cross-over episode, social entrepreneur and podcaster Troy Bronsink talks about burnout and mindfulness, plus plays some of his original music.
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Marcia Fisher is an inspiring author who writes honestly about her pain and hope in her memoir, where misery becomes ministry.
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Kaji Douša is the pastor of NYC’s Park Avenue Christian Church and reflects on the importance of having a clear mission.
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David Westerlund is an improviser and community advocate who thinks deeply on what it means to reincorporate our lives with the power of "yes, and".
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Brandon Maxwell is a musician and pastor who helps us to connect the dots between vocation and self-discovery while bridging multiple callings.
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The a capella group Shades of Yale performs and reflects on what it means to celebrate music from the African Diaspora.
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Tricia Hersey shares her amazing journey from a Chicago performance artist known as Lady Terror to the the development of the Nap Ministry in Atlanta.
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