aijcast

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.

We revisit our 2019 conversation with pastor/poet Jeremy Green (St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, Orlando) as he talks about his musical influences, his call to ministry, and why poetry is his medium of choice.

Celebrating our 20th season, we revisit part of our 2017 conversation with pastor-artist Darci Jaret (Park Avenue Baptist Church, Art in the Image), who sees art as pastoral care, an avenue to healing and discovery.

It’s our 20th season, and we’re digging into the archives again with part of our 2017 conversation with photographer Eley, discussing the importance of empathy as she builds a relational approach to photography.

We go way back to our first season and revisit part of our conversation with artist-pastor Shawna Bowman (Friendship Presbyterian, Friendship Community Place, Creation Lab) about art, ministry, and the importance of imperfection in both.

In celebration of season 20, we revisit part of our 2020 conversation with artist and filmmaker Weston Manders (Loud South Productions) about storytelling, growing up in Blackshear, Georgia, and his shift from actor to filmmaker.

As we continue to celebrate our 20th season, we revisit part of our 2018 conversation with writer-teacher-artist-preacher Amina McIntyre on the importance of embodied faith and learning.

In celebration of season 20, we revisit part of our 2020 conversation with Alonzo Johnson (Self-Development of People) about his surprising call to ministry, the gangster and the biker, and traditional African drumming. Plus, we share our playlist featuring a taste of Alonzo’s encyclopedic music knowledge.