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We wrap up our conversation with Sarah and Colin Comstock from the band Found Wandering, talking about the importance of doing “white work”, embracing brokenness, and their family band Moon Animals.

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In part one of our conversation with Sarah and Colin Comstock from the band Found Wandering, we examine their genre-hopping identity, blurring the line between sacred and secular music, and faith as an expansive journey.

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Listen to the Audio Christmas Pageant (2020).

We continue our two part conversation with music therapist Prof. Natasha Thomas, diving into deconstructing pedestals, the importance of social relationships, and the value of bringing your whole self into professional work.

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In part one of our conversation with music therapist Prof. Natasha Thomas, we talk about the field of music therapy, the Black Creative Healing Podcast, and the importance of supporting Black therapists.

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In part two of our conversation with Pastor Gabby Cudjoe Wilkes (The Double Love Experience Church), we discuss her background as a brand strategist, the importance of curating a public identity, and having a character that is consistent.

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In part one of our conversation with Pastor Gabby Cudjoe Wilkes (The Double Love Experience Church), we explore her church’s founding and mission; the blending of intellectual engagement, embodied worship, and social justice commitment; and what it takes to build an online community.

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We continue our conversation with actor/playwright/improviser Avery Sharpe, examining the paradox of allyship, the love and patience of dialogue, and the power of theater for difficult conversations.

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In part one of our conversation with actor/playwright/improviser Avery Sharpe, we look at his “Russian nesting doll” identity, acting as professional empathy, and his play “Woke”.

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