All Things Cosmic

On this episode, we have Toronto's own outstanding emcee Eternia discussing her history in Hip-Hop, life, creativity, and her upcoming album on Fatbeats with Rel McCoy entitled Free. Tune in for a really amazing and exciting conversation that serves as an invitation to the classic art work Eternia has done in Toronto and abroad and how it intersects with her pursuit of the common good. Not one to miss!

Twitter and IG: @therealeternia

Most PPL Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkwaR97aKNk

Most PPL Single: https://www.fatbeats.com/products/eternia-rel-mccoy-most-ppl-digital

In this episode, we encounter the the thought and life of professor, writer, and faithful thinker Gail Arthurs Krahenbuhl as she talks about her journey from biblical literalism to a Christianity that has provocative justice as its energetic foundation. Professor Krahenbuhl reveals her heart, her brilliance, and her passion for a progressive womanist faith that challenges various forms of systemic oppression, especially the systemic oppression of Afro-diasporic humans. Featuring new music by legendary Chicago liquid junglist Stunna. Don't miss this one!

Gail Arthurs Krahenbuhl Twitter: @gailkrahenbuhl

Stunna: https://soundcloud.com/stunna

On this episode of All Things Cosmic, we're having a sharp and energetic conversation with Prof. James Howard Hill Jr., newly-appointed Professor of Religion and Race at the University of Oklahoma and the 2020 recipient of the Rubem Alves Award in Theopoetics. Prof. Hill shares some key insight into his personal history, which brings him to the work on popular culture that he presently embarks on in a uniquely embodied way. Featuring music by Jyroscope and Montana Max from their outstanding new EP, Happy Medium. Don't snooze on this episode!

James Howard Hill Jr. Twitter: @james_hhilljr

Jyroscope:

Bandcamp: http://www.jyroscope.bandcamp.com

IG: @jyroscope_crew

On this episode of All Things Cosmic, we're talking with psychologist, public theologian, and proponent of global social justice Yenny Delgado-Qullaw. Yenny discusses with us the effects of systemic racism in the physical and conceptual erasure of indigenous populations of her homeland of Peru and the globe and what tools a progresssive theology has to reclaim marginalized identities. Featuring special music from Scarlett and the Fever.

www.publicatheology.org

Twitter: @publicatheology

IG: @scarlettandthefever

Episode 5 of Season 1 of All Things Cosmic features newly-elected 5th Ward San Bernardino Councilman Ben Reynoso who will give us insight into what brought him to local politics, what embodied and passionate work has already achieved in San Bernardino, and his vision for a more just and equitable future for those in the communities he serves. Featuring music by Phantom Thrett and Cam Gnarly. Electric Feelings by Phantom Thrett is out now and ONLY on Bandcamp. Pick it up by clicking HERE.

www.votereynoso.com

IG: @votereynoso

Twitter: @votereynoso

IG: @phantomthrett

IG: @camgnar

On this installment of All Things Cosmic, we're fortunate to be talking with the indelible MC Queen Herawin of the legendary Juggaknots crew. Among the things we rapped about in this extended cypha session were the implications of being an educator and member of Hip-Hop Culture, the parallels between Hip-Hop creativity and teaching, the state of educational institutions, and her documentary series "The Process Sessions." You don't want to miss this special and rare discussion.

Twitter: @TheQueenHerawin

Instagram: @TheQueenHerawin

Instagram: @theprocesssessions

This installment of All Things Cosmic features the awesome Callid Keefe-Perry, Lecturer in Practical Theology at the School of Theology at Boston University. Callid is a phenomenal author, expert on theopoetics, and vociferous advocate for the common good. In this episode, we chop it up about theopoetics, public theology, and the co-authored and accessible book series, Novel Adventures: Explorations in Creativity and Spirituality. Jump on in and enjoy!

www.callidkeefeperry.com

https://ctr4process.org/resources/books-publishing/novel-adventures/

This episode, we're talking with Mayan yoga instructor and jewelry creator Itzpapolotl about how her transformative work contributes to several facets of the common good. We covered everything from religion and art to the ancient philosophical history of the lands now commonly known as "the Americas," and more.  Tune in and be blown away by Itzpapolotl's insight.

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We're so glad to be starting off things with the erudite writer, professor, and mover and shaker Dr. Daniel White Hodge, Professor of Intercultural Communications at North Park University in Chicago, Il., and host of the dynamic and challenging podcast "Profane Faith." We chopped it up with Doc. on his move from evangelicalism to a more progressive Christianity, Hip-Hop culture, and his recent encounters with process thought. Press play and jump on in!

www.whitehodge.com