We wrap up our collaboration process with pastor/poet Jeremy Green, reflecting back making the poster for our imagined horror movie One, making art…

In part three of our collaboration with pastor-poet Jeremy Green, we work together on creating a poster for our imagined horror movie One.

We continue our collaboration with pastor/poet Jeremy Green, talking about the connection between fear and love, what terrifies us, and what our horror movie…

We begin our collaboration process with pastor/poet Jeremy Green, talking about the power of horror films, how “family” is being redefined…

As we wrap up our collaboration process with filmmaker Weston Manders (Loud South Productions) and look back at the creation of our short film Kudzu, we talk about…

We revisit part of our 2018 conversation with Tricia Hersey (AKA the Nap Bishop) to celebrate the publication of her book Rest Is Resistance: A Manifesto. She discusses…

In part three of our collaboration with filmmaker Weston Manders (Loud South Productions), we work together on creating a short film called Kudzu.

In part two of our collaboration with filmmaker Weston Manders (Loud South Productions), we wonder what Japanese spiders have to do with the South, reflect…

As we start Season 21 of aijcast, we are launching our collaborating/co-creating process with filmmaker Weston Manders (Loud South Productions). Weston shares how…

Host Marthame Sanders announces our next phase at aijcast, a collaborative process of co-creation!

Host Marthame Sanders offers some thoughts on where we have come from at aijcast in anticipation of what is to come.

We revisit part of our 2017 with scholar-pastor-artist Gregory C. Ellison II (Candler School of Theology, Fearless Dialogues) reflects on the the artwork of pastoral care, the importance of being seen, and the birth of Fearless Dialogues.

We revisit our conversation from earlier this year with advocate-educator-artist Noor Abbady, who speaks with us about the connections between her Islamic faith and artistic expression, our intrinsic ability to recognize beauty, and how justice is a truly beautiful thing.

We revisit part of our 2021 conversation with actor-playwright-improviser Avery Sharpe, where we talk about theater, acting, faith, and the metaphor of the Russian nesting dolls.

Writer-speaker-coach and free-range pastor MaryAnn McKibben Dana talks about Sabbath, Improv, and the art of writing.

The Rev. Dr. Maisha Handy (Rize Community Church, Interdenominational Theological Center) talks about the power of dance, music, and culture, and how all three come together at Rize Community Church.

We go back to season one and our conversation with musician and minister Carlton Johnson (Vital Congregations), who discusses his story of hearing loss and gain, the false dividing line of sacred and secular music, and the physicality of his faith.

We revisit part of our 2019 conversation with illustrator Rachel Eleanor about her expanding view of love and inclusion, the difference between persuaders and protestors, and the role of illustrators as storytellers.

We revisit part of our 2020 conversation with graphic designer, painter, ordained pastor Lauren Wright Pittman (Lewp Studio, A Sanctified Art), about the difference between graphic design and visual art, the importance - and challenge - of representation, and the story behind the aijcast logo (which appears on our amazing swag).

We revisit our 2017 conversation with journalist/filmmaker Civia Tamarkin about her documentary Birthright: A War Story, which focuses on women who have become collateral damage in the legal battle over reproductive health.