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Listen to the pilot episode of Whisper Cuts, an improv comedy podcast from the aijcast Friendship Network, featuring Marthame Sanders, Stacey Silverman, and Ryan Toto.

Author/advocate/activist Nikki Roberts explains the difference between growing up in church and growing up in God.

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Doug Shipman, President and CEO of the Woodruff Arts Center, on Atlanta's unique potential for transformation and connection.

We continue our two-part conversation with Atlanta-based arts connector Grace Kim (EyeDrum Gallery) on how the arts community is connected to patterns of gentrification.

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Grace Kim (EyeDrum Gallery) is an Atlanta-based arts connector. In part one of our two-part conversation, she reflects on the importance of community, access, and affordability for artists and non-artists alike.

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Ray Haddad is a musician, storyteller, and filmmaker. In part two of our conversation, he shares the creative power of pain.

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Listen to part one of our two part conversation with the amazing musician, storyteller, filmmaker Ray Haddad. Ray shares his experience of growing up as an insider/outsider in the UAE.

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Assata Williams is an Atlanta-based actor who stops by the aijcast studio to reflect on the process of bringing Pearl Cleage's intense one-woman play Chain to life.

Tevyn East and Jay Beck are the founders of Holy Fool Arts, an incredibly unique ministry that seeks to reclaim Christian traditions that playfully call us to justice and mercy.