Dunker Punks Podcast – Arlington Church of the Brethren

Sarah Ullom-Minnich presents a special podcast related to the holiday season. In this episode, Sarah reminds us of what’s really important in the Christmas season as she shares reflections from one of her community’s beloved holiday events, the Alternative Christmas Bazaar. Along with insightful yuletide contemplations, this episode offers us some new Christmas-themed music.

Emmett Witkovsky-Eldred, a host of the Dunker Punks Podcast, speaks with Reverend Tim Smith of the organization Center of Life about his work in the area of economic equality. This podcast addresses the overarching question of how it can be possible for everyone to have enough.

Tori Bateman from the Church of the Brethren, Office of Public Witness brings Sarah Thompson, the Director of Christian Peacemaker Teams, on the podcast to share about their non-violent works. This Dunker Punks podcast brings much passion and hope into places of conflict that we might see as hopeless.

Kianna Simonson casually explores various faith topics with friends, including how they seek to live out principles of peace. This podcast introduces thoughts and perspectives from people who are not from the Church of the Brethren, giving insight into what the church looks like from the outside.

As a hashtag around the conversation of sexual assault circulates, Dunker Punks Podcast finds a voice in it. In this episode, Jen Jensen and Emmy Goering create a conversation about sexual violence and challenge the church to take a role in rejecting rape culture.

Elizabeth Ullery-Swenson brings together a  panel of young adult leaders in the Church of the Brethren in this episode of the podcast. Jennifer Keeny Scar, Tim Heishman, and  Colin Scott examine the future of the church through an open conversation which includes challenges in the denomination.

In this episode of the Dunker Punks Podcast, Emmett Eldridge meets with attendees of the 2017 Young Adult Conference. Through that conversation, young Brethren adults highlight their significance in the church.

Jonathan Stauffer speaks with Randall Westfall from Camp Brethren Heights on rewilding the Christian Faith. In this episode, Randall unpacks what it means to be more in tune with God’s creation.

Nolan McBride takes us on a journey through history. The episode includes a walk in the lives of people of faith, Dunker Punk history, and more. Nolan’s reflections provide an in-depth understanding of Brethren background.

Dylan Dell-Haro explores the diversity seen throughout the creatures of God’s kingdom. In previous episodes, Dylan has shared stories of human gender diversity to remind of us two is not enough. We see many examples of inconsistency in gender and ways of life in this episode of the Dunker Punks podcast.