In this special episode, Marthame catches up with past guests Shoccara Marcus and Amina McIntyre.
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Matt Langston is half of the band Eleventyseven.
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Matt Langston is half of the band Eleventyseven.
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Musician Emily Musolino in conversation and performance, recorded live at Wild Goose Festival.
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We sit down with the band Brother’s Bear at Wild Goose Festival, talking about their music, living in different States, and the bridge between sacred and secular in…
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We caught up with singer/songwriter Kiya Heartwood at Wild Goose Festival, talking about a long career in music, moving into the independent realm, and…
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As we play summer production catch-up, we share this sermon Marthame preached at Northwest Presbyterian Church back in June.
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Our conversation with Karen Stephenson took place at last year’s Wild Goose Festival. Karen is Associate Pastor at Hope Lutheran Church in Palm Desert, California.
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We continue our conversation with improviser, coach, consultant, and podcaster Jim Karwisch, reflecting on taking care of each other, how improv informs his…
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In part one of our conversation with Jim Karwisch - the multitalented improviser, coach, consultant, and podcaster - talks about falling in love with improv…
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We continue our two-part conversation with singer/songwriter Gattison, talking about the sacredness in authenticity, the loving encounter with God, and the…
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In part one of our conversation, singer/songwriter Gattison discusses embracing queerness, the glass ceiling of sexuality, and what it means to have strong…
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We talk to the inspirational Afreen Khundmiri, a writer and painter who overcomes her learning challenges to create magnificent works of art, only to give the…
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We continue our two-part conversation with musician/pastor Tracy Howe, discussing vulnerability in songwriting, collaboration, and the work of Restoration…
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In part one of our conversation, musician/pastor Tracy Howe reflects on her history with music, learning to understand systems, and the development of her latest…
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Khayla Johnson is the artist behind Columbia Seminary’s We Are Columbia photography exhibit, an effort to expand the conversation about who belongs in that…
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