Listen to the pilot episode of Whisper Cuts, an improv comedy podcast.

Author/advocate/activist Nikki Roberts explains the difference between growing up in church and growing up in God.

Doug Shipman, President and CEO of the Woodruff Arts Center, on Atlanta's unique potential for transformation and connection.

Part two of our two-part conversation with arts connector Grace Kim on the importance of community, access, and affordability for artists and non-artists alike.

Arts connector Grace Kim on the importance of community, access, and affordability for artists and non-artists alike.

Part two of our two-part conversation with musician, storyteller, filmmaker Ray Haddad on the creative power of pain.

Part one of our two-part conversation with musician, storyteller, filmmaker Ray Haddad on the creative power of pain.

Actor Assata Williams reflects on bringing Pearl Cleage's intense one-woman play Chain to life.

Tevyn East and Jay Beck reclaim Christian traditions of the Holy Fool that playfully call us to justice and mercy.

Musician/actor Jordan Stewart uses drama to teach empathy.

Photographer/filmmaker/scholar Carlton Mackey and collage artist/researcher Sean Saifa Wall speaking live at our second Creative Conversation on April 13.

Artist/activist/advocate Jessica Caldas on the power - and limitation - of how personal experience can speak to universal reality.

Improviser/entrepeneur Allison Dukes Gilmore on how she takes improv as a gift to be shared.

Jazz pianist and theologian Julian Reid on the possibilities of a jazz polity.

Dr. Uzee Brown, Chair of the Department of Music at Morehouse College, and Maestro Timothy Verville, Music Director and Conductor of the Georgia Symphony Orchestra, are collaborating on the upcoming performance America, Vol. 4, featuring the music of African-American composers.

Writer/podcaster/YouTuber Kevin Garcia on how he came to know God's unconditional love.

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.

Professional musician Tammy Harper on what it meant to take a full-time chance on music.

In our first live event of 2018, author/scholars Greg Ellison and Patrick Reyes speak on the importance of personal and intellectual integrity. 

Musician/chaplain Drew Wilmesherr on creating music with depth and justice.