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In part two of our conversation with ARC Executive Director Callid Keefe-Perry, we discuss embodiment, why organizations should do power audits, and theopoetics.

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In part one of our conversation with ARC Executive Director Callid Keefe-Perry, we discuss his exposure to a multitude of arts, being part of the “peace church” movement, and how culture intersects with both.

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Our final live Creative Conversation of 2018 featured artist/advocate/activist Jessica Caldas and pastor/activist/organizer Michael Wortham. Amina McIntyre cohosts.

Listen to our other Creative Conversations:

• Greg Ellison and Patrick Reyes

• Tammy Harper and Okorie Johnson

• Carlton Mackey and Sean Saifa Wall

Listen to past aijcast episodes:

• Jessica Caldas

• Amina McIntyre

In part two of our conversation with Aisha Brooks-Lytle, Executive Presbyter of the Presbytery of Greater Atlanta, we talk about her move to Atlanta and her recent recording experience in Nashville.

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In part one of our conversation with Aisha Brooks-Lytle, Executive Presbyter of the Presbytery of Greater Atlanta, we discuss her call to cross-cultural ministry.

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Collaborations:

• See Aisha’s narrative photoshoot with Eley.

• Listen to Aisha on the song This Is Who We Are with Tracy Keenan, Josh Schicker, and Lindsay Allward-Theimer.

• Listen to Aisha on the song Slow of Heart with Amantha Barbee and Sam Yenn-Batah.

In part two of our conversation with inner healing artist Armandee Drew, we discuss how our view of God shifts, the retreats she leads, and the power of a shared meal.

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In part one of our conversation with inner healing artist Armandee Drew, we discuss her artistic inheritance, art as healing space, and finding her way into faith.

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In part two of our conversation with performance and visual artist Fabian Williams, we discuss how art often gets treated as a byproduct of Capitalism.

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Listen to the full, uncensored interview.

Fabian Williams is an Atlanta-based performance and visual artist. In part one of our conversation, he reflects deeply on his vision of Afrofuturism.

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Listen to the full, uncensored interview.