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Part one of our conversation with scholar, musician, and award-winning author Dr. Daniel Omotosho Black on church music, gender identity, and the Middle Passage.
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In part two of our conversation with graphic recorder and visual facilitator Kate Morales, we delve into expanding images and metaphors, the depth of experience with healing practices in Mexico, and embracing creativity as an essential part of life.
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In part one of our conversation with graphic recorder and visual facilitator Kate Morales, we talk about the practice of cultural somatics, alternative universities, and journeying into the practice of graphic recording.
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We continue our two part our conversation with pastor/entrepreneur John Heinz, reflecting on CenterForm’s Hatch program, working with faith-rooted entrepreneurs, and blending innovation and love.
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In part one of our conversation with pastor/entrepreneur John Heinz, we delve into his work at CenterForm, the challenge of innovation in traditional religious settings, and how the Church might address the challenge of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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In part two of our conversation with songstress Naima Shalhoub, we discuss her forthcoming album Sifr, the power of remembrance and return, and the importance of radical self-honesty.
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In part one of our conversation with songstress Naima Shalhoub, we talk about her dual passion for music and education, restorative justice, and her connection to her Lebanese roots.
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In part two of our conversation with artist and filmmaker Weston Manders, we reflect on creating dreamlike, legendary stories; Stank Jankins; and finding divinity in the messy.
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In part one of our conversation with artist and filmmaker Weston Manders, we discuss his passion for storytelling, transitioning from acting to filmmaking, and finding the balance between financial sustainability and satisfying creativity.
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See our 2022 collaboration with Weston.
In part two of our conversation with TheoPoet Tamisha Tyler, we reflect on embodied reality, building bridges, and the Beyoncé Mass.
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