Marthame reflects on the meaning of Christmas this year and shares a new-old song.

Part two of our conversation with New York Times bestselling author Aisha Saeed about Wonder Woman, #weneeddiversebooks, and how hope weaves through her stories.

Part one of our conversation with New York Times Bestselling Author Aisha Saeed about the importance of authentic storytelling and the need for broader literary representation.

Way back in 2017, we recorded a “cabin fever” episode with host Marthame Sanders and his family being stuck at home for a whole weekend! As we close in on the end of 2020 and continue to quarantine, this seems like a fitting time to revisit that episode.

Part one of our conversation with musicians Dominique Brittain and Mike Bielenberg.

Part one of our conversation with musicians Dominique Brittain and Mike Bielenberg.

Scholar/writer J. Kameron Carter and practical theologian/writer Shan Overton join in part one of our round table conversation on Pittsburgh Theological Seminary's new Doctor of Ministry cohort.

Scholar/writer J. Kameron Carter and practical theologian/writer Shan Overton join in part one of our round table conversation on Pittsburgh Theological Seminary's new Doctor of Ministry cohort.

Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and the Ministry Collaborative’s new Risking Faithfully cohort is the subject of the second half of our conversation with Leanna Fuller, Jennifer Watley Maxell, and Ben Johnston-Krase.

Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and the Ministry Collaborative’s new Risking Faithfully cohort is the subject of the first half of our conversation with Leanna Fuller, Jennifer Watley Maxell, and Ben Johnston-Krase.

Two music nerd pastors take an in-depth dive into the 1988 Public Enemy album It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back. Alonzo Johnson (coordinator, Self-Development of People) and Marthame Sanders (host, aijcast) explore together.

Two music nerd pastors take an in-depth dive into the 1988 Public Enemy album It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back. Alonzo Johnson (coordinator, Self-Development of People) and Marthame Sanders (host, aijcast) explore together.

In this special episode, host Marthame Sanders reflects on what the Book of Esther might teach us about speaking - and acting - out in truth.

Part two of our conversation with graphic designer, painter, ordained pastor Lauren Wright Pittman, about the importance of understanding her art as ministry - and vice versa.

Part one of our conversation with graphic designer, painter, ordained pastor Lauren Wright Pittman, about the difference between graphic design and visual art, the importance - and challenge - of representation, and the story behind the aijcast logo.