In part two of our conversation with musician/composer/activist Tracy Woodard, we speak about her work with the Mad Housers, why harm reduction matters, and the importance of knowing your neighbors.

In part one of our conversation with musician/composer/activist Tracy Woodard, we speak about MARTA busking, her compositions inspired by conversations with her homeless clients, and her upcoming project with composer Frank Horvat.

Musician and social worker Neal Stephens talks mental health, music in and out of church, and jumping into the Wild Goose Festival’s “deep end”. We also listen in on some of his Cafe Stage performance.

Listen to part two of our conversation with Codi Norred. Codi is the Executive Director of Georgia Interfaith Power and Light, and also a drummer. He speaks of his international peacemaking work, the power of story, why GIPL’s policy work is so important at this moment, and the intimacy of playing music with others.

Listen to part one of our conversation with Codi Norred. Codi is the Executive Director of Georgia Interfaith Power and Light, and also a drummer. He shares with us a Biblical vision for ecology, the best way to do interfaith work, and the challenge and importance of doing environmental justice work in Georgia.

Part two of our conversation with the Rev. Chantilly Mers-Pickett. Chantilly speaks about what the Circle Way can offer the church, finding ourselves by turning toward each other, and introduces us to the concept of “chaordic organization”. She also plays one final song for us!

Part one of our conversation with the Rev. Chantilly Mers-Pickett. Chantilly speaks about growing up in Hawaii, the faith shifts in her life, and the tension between melody and lyrics in Christian music. She also plays some Bob Marley for us!

With Wild Goose Festival right around the corner, we’re revisiting our 2019 conversation with musician Emily Musolino.

Part one of our conversation with strategic play consultant Gary Ware.

Part one of our conversation with strategic play consultant Gary Ware.

Our friend and frequent collaborator Amina McIntyre co-preached with Marthame Sanders at Northwest Presbyterian Church in Atlanta. We share that sermon as a bonus episode.

Revisiting our 2018 conversation with hip-hop artist and author Sho Baraka.

Part two of our conversation with scholar/pastor/emcee Albert Russell.

Part one of our conversation with scholar/pastor/emcee Albert Russell.