Lives Radio Show & Podcast with Stuart Chittenden

In conversation with the Reverend Canon Liz Easton on faith, women in the clergy, #ChurchToo issues and spiritual landscapes.

In conversation with artist Bill Hoover talking about his art, life and the business of being an artist.

In conversation with Franklin Thompson aka Francois Ja'Boi, about race and racism, civil and human rights, elected office, and his musical interpretation of these issues and more.

In conversation with chef and businessman Paul Kulik on cuisine, culture, business, and your belly going "Oh, yeah!"

In conversation with Palma Strand, co-founder of Civity, a nonprofit supporting individuals and communities in building authentic relationships across social differences.

In conversation with Tanya Cook, who in 2008 became one of the first African-American women elected to Nebraska's state legislature. She talks about her experience in politics and the civic engagement lessons she now imparts to others.

In conversation with Joe Gerstandt, an expert and speaker on diversity and inclusion who found his calling in that work after emerging from a small Midwest town, serving in the Marines, heading to college and experiencing stints in corporate America.

A tiny desk concert and conversation with The Hottman Sisters, whose hopeful and haunting harmonies and rhythms enliven our conversation about their music, inspiration, lyrics and the business of being a band.

In conversation with Meredith Fuller, author of the new novel Quarry, a psychological mystery centered around Finnish culture and immigration, and how its themes may inform our lives.

In conversation with Miah Sommer, executive director of The Bike Union and Coffee Shop, helping youth bridge the gap between the foster care system and independence, as well as speaking about his own traumatic and formative coming of age.