Noah's Arkhive

As we gathered online to discuss our thoughts, feelings and experiences during the period of lockdown, several themes or refrains seemed to echo and resonate in our conversations. One of these echos we thought worth remembering was the idea of IMAGINATION.

This episode has been curated using the conversational, contemplative and creative contributions of:

Richard Beck
Rina Atienza
Tim Nash
John Featherby
Vanessa  Chamberlin
André Radmall
Martin Lawson
Michael Burdett
David Benjamin Blower
Azariah France-Williams
Paul Hargreaves

The musical piece at the end of this podcast has been uniquely composed by Andreaz Hedén and is entitled 'Imagination'.

Special thanks to David Benjamin Blower for weaving his audio wizardry into the production of this podcast.

Podcast editing and Artwork  by Elysia Willis

As we gathered online to discuss our thoughts, feelings and experiences during the period of lockdown, several themes or refrains seemed to echo and resonate in our conversations. One of these echos we thought worth remembering was the idea of SILENCE.

This episode has been curated using the conversational, contemplative and creative contributions of:

Richard Beck
Rina Atienza
Walter Thiessen
Paul Milbank
Cathy Morling
Sarah Woolsey
Rhian Johns
Vanessa  Chamberlin

The musical piece at the end of this podcast has been uniquely composed by Andreaz Hedén and is entitled 'Silence'.

Special thanks to David Benjamin Blower for weaving his audio wizardry into the production of this podcast.

Podcast Artwork created by Elysia Willis

As we gathered online to discuss our thoughts, feelings and experiences during the period of lockdown, several themes or refrains seemed to echo and resonate in our conversations. One of these echos we thought worth remembering was the idea of LAMENT.

lament /ləˈmɛnt/

noun

•  a passionate expression of grief or sorrow.
•  a complaint.
• express regret or disappointment about something.

This episode has been curated using the conversational, contemplative and creative contributions of:

Paul Milbank
Vanessa  Chamberlin
Andre Radmall
Stephen Backhouse
Eve Poole
Rhian Johns
Ligia Mladin
Cathy Morling
Hilary Jeune
Azariah France Williams
John Featherby⁩
Mark Vernon
Rina Atienza
Elysia Willis
Richard Beck

The musical piece at the end of this podcast has been uniquely composed by Andreaz Hedén and is entitled 'Liminality'.

Special thanks to David Benjamin Blower for weaving his audio wizardry into the production of this podcast.

Podcast Artwork created by Elysia Willis

As we gathered online to discuss our thoughts, feelings and experiences during the period of lockdown, several themes or refrains seemed to echo and resonate in our conversations. One of these echos we thought worth remembering was the idea of LIMINALITY.

Liminality [ lim-uh-nal-i-tee ]

Liminality is a state of transition between one stage and the next, especially between major stages in one’s life or during a rite of passage.

• of, relating to, or situated at a sensory threshold.
• of, relating to, or being an intermediate state, phase, or condition.
• betwixt and between.

This episode has been curated using the conversational, contemplative and creative contributions of:

Richard Beck
Rina Atienza
Alex Owusu
Andre Radmall
Paul Milbank
Jana Beck
Paul Hargreaves
Azariah France Williams

The musical piece at the end of this podcast has been uniquely composed by Andreaz Hedén and is entitled 'Liminality'.

Special thanks to David Benjamin Blower for weaving his audio wizardry into the production of this podcast.

Podcast Artwork created by Elysia Willis

As we gathered online to discuss our thoughts, feelings and experiences during the period of lockdown, several themes or refrains seemed to echo and resonate in our conversations. One of these echos we thought worth remembering was the idea of EMERGENCE.

Emerging /ɪˈməːdʒɪŋ/

• To move out of or away from something and become visible.
• To become apparent or prominent.
• To recover from or survive a difficult situation.
• Starting to exist.

Late 16th century (in the sense ‘become known, come to light’): from Latin emergere, from e- (variant of ex- ) ‘out, forth’ + mergere ‘to dip’.

This episode has been curated using the conversational, contemplative and creative contributions of:

Richard Beck
Rina Atienza
John Featherby
Alex Owusu
Andre Radmall
Eve Poole
Peter Fitch
Vanessa Chamberlin
Elysia Willis
Paul Milbank
Nathan Mladin
Mark Campbell

The musical piece at the end of this podcast has been uniquely composed by Andreaz Hedén and is entitled 'Emergence'.

Special thanks to David Benjamin Blower for weaving his audio wizardry into the production of this podcast.

Podcast Artwork created by Elysia Willis