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.

Artist/printmaker Jamaal Barber on the thrill of discovering his medium.

In our first ever cross-over episode, social entrepreneur and podcaster Troy Bronsink talks about burnout and mindfulness, plus plays some of his original music.

Author Marcia Fisher writes honestly about her pain and hope in her memoir, where misery becomes ministry.

Pastor Kaji Douša on the importance of having a clear mission.

Improviser/community advocate David Westerlund on reincorporating our lives with the power of "yes, and".

Musician/pastor Brandon Maxwell connects the dots between vocation and self-discovery.

Shades of Yale performs and reflects on what it means to celebrate music from the African Diaspora.

Tricia Hersey discusses her journey from Chicago's Lady Terror to the Nap Bishop of Atlanta.

Hip-hop artist Sho Baraka shares his Narrative as a father, Christian, and rapper.

This special bonus episode closes out 2017 at aijcast! Listen to highlights of our first live event, back in October.

Writer/speaker/digital activist D. Danyelle Thomas reflects on building a community of "unfit Christians".

Pastor/artist Darci Jaret sees art as pastoral care, an avenue to healing and discovery.

Singer/songwriter/performer Rahbi sheds some "pure light" in this conversation and performance.

Fine Art Photographer Dana Montlack collaborates with scientists to explore the interconnectedness of life and the impact of climate change.

Installation artist Rose Smith uses multimedia presentations centered around photography to tell stories of African-American life. Her latest projects focus on the effects of gentrification.