Part two of our conversation with author/advocate/activist Nikki Roberts, as she discusses working with formerly incarcerated women.
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Listen to the pilot episode of Whisper Cuts, an improv comedy podcast featuring Marthame Sanders, Stacey Silverman, and Ryan Toto.
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Author/advocate/activist Nikki Roberts explains the difference between growing up in church and growing up in God.
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Doug Shipman, President and CEO of the Woodruff Arts Center, on Atlanta's unique potential for transformation and connection.
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We continue our two-part conversation with Atlanta-based arts connector Grace Kim on how the arts community is connected to patterns of gentrification.
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Grace Kim is an Atlanta-based arts connector. In part one of our two-part conversation, she reflects on the importance of community, access, and affordability for…
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Ray Haddad is a musician, storyteller, and filmmaker. In part two of our conversation, he shares the creative power of pain.
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Listen to part one of our two part conversation with the amazing musician, storyteller, filmmaker Ray Haddad. Ray shares his experience of growing up as an…
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Assata Williams is an Atlanta-based actor who stops by the aijcast studio to reflect on the process of bringing Pearl Cleage's intense one-woman play Chain to life.
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Tevyn East and Jay Beck are the founders of Holy Fool Arts, an incredibly unique ministry that seeks to reclaim Christian traditions that playfully call us to justice…
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Jordan Stewart is a musician and actor who reflects on the amazing possibilities of using drama as a way to teach empathy.
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Photographer/filmmaker/scholar Carlton Mackey and collage artist/researcher Sean Saifa Wall speaking live at our second Creative Conversation on April 13.
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Artist/activist/advocate Jessica Caldas on the power - and limitation - of how personal experience can speak to universal reality.
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Allison Dukes Gilmore is an Atlanta-based improviser and entrepreneur who reflects on how she takes improv as a gift to be shared.
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Julian Reid is a Chicago/Atlanta jazz pianist and theologian finding new joy and wisdom in the possibilities of a jazz polity.
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