Storyteller/blogger Leslie Cox shares her journey of self-love and how it led her to curate LGBTQ love stories as an act of love itself.

Scholar/Musician Tony McNeill shares how worship changes through its intersection with faithful justice.

Host Marthame Sanders turns the mic on his family to talk - and play - improv in this special storm-interrupted episode.

Josh Schicker, Lindsay Allward-Theimer, and Cat Espinosa make up the band A Stranger and a Friend. They are in the midst of working on their debut album and stopped by the aijcast studio for an intimate performance.

Atlanta-based cellist/composer Okorie Johnson on what it means to live a life that is Liminal.

Choreographer Juel D. Lane talks masculinity, sexuality, and spirituality and their expression in dance.

Photographer and Spiritual Director Katie Archibald-Woodward discusses how her multiple passions weave together.

Photographer Stephanie Eley on the importance of empathy and relational photography.

Singer/songwriter Derek Webb takes a break from working on his new album to chat with us.

Melvin Bray on building a Better world.

Dawn Axam shares her passion for the language of dance.

MInister and activist Terence Lester shares his vision of Love Beyond Walls and how they are a voice for the Voiceless.

Musician, author, peace worker David LaMotte in an intimate conversation and performance.

The Positive Arts Movement elevates positive artists and their communities.

MaryAnn McKibben Dana talks Sabbath and play with host Marthame Sanders.

Reggie Erawoc talks women's empowerment and the critical role of refugees.

Musician/theologian Carlton Johnson talks about the physicality of faith and music.

Marthame talks with Pastors Chad Hyatt and Maggie Leonard of Mercy Community Church.

Dancer/photographer Shoccara Marcus talks about the power of vulnerability.

Marthame reflects on the legacy of Soundgarden's Chris Cornell.