For the next few weeks, we are going to take a journey back into our archive to play some of the best recordings the Antioch Podcast has made over the years on the topic of Critical Race Theory, or CRT for short. CRT has been around for a while first as a legal theory, and … Continue reading Episode 244: The CRT Summer Series: “What’s the Problem With CRT?”

This week the Antioch Podcast team gathers to hear Michelle as she talks with our team about our aggregate results as a podcast after taking the IDI – the Intercultural Development Inventory, the premier assessment of intercultural competence. We have a great conversation about feedback and our thoughts about where our team landed on the … Continue reading Episode 243: Intercultural Competence – “Part 2 – Our Feedback.”

Intercultural competence is a term often used within the diversity, equity and inclusion fields. Intercultural competence in its most simple form is the ability to function effectively across cultures by adapting our thinking and behavior, to work with people who are different from ourselves. On today’s episode, we will talk about what this means as … Continue reading Episode 242: Intercultural Competence: “Part 1 – An Overview.”

We are at the end of our series where we talk about the values that we have as a podcast team – values which then make it possible for us to have the kinds of conversations we have here every week. This week, we have a conversation about how we balance truth and grace in … Continue reading Episode 241: Antioch Podcast Values – “Grace, Truth & Justice.”

We are stepping away from our regular series on the book of Acts to bring you the audio from our latest live event, White Work: A Conversation About the Antiracism Journeys of White People. This 90-minute live webinar was recorded on Friday, April 23rd in partnership between the Antioch Podcast and Calvin University, the Christian … Continue reading Episode 240: An Antioch Encore “WHITEWORK: Antiracism Journeys of White People.”

We are in the middle of a series where we talk about the values that we have as a podcast team – values which then make it possible for us to have the kinds of conversations we have here every week. This week, we talk about how our team builds community that values diversity – … Continue reading Episode 239: Antioch Podcast Values – “Community and Diversity.”

We are starting a new series on the Antioch Podcast where we talk about the values that we have as a podcast team which make it possible for us to have the kinds of conversations we have here every week. This week, we are kicking off the series with a discussion of how the values … Continue reading Episode 138: Antioch Podcast Values – “Authenticity and Vulnerability.”

Listeners to the podcast know that we are a group of Christian antiracism educators and friends who gather around the mics every week to have a conversation about Biblical antiracism.  Usually when we get together, we block off two hours so that we have an hour to talk together – and sometime during that period … Continue reading Episode 237: The Antioch Podcast Team – “The Pineapple Pizza Episode.”

April is National Stress Awareness month and because of this, I invited two of my therapist colleagues, Araceli Warners and Jennifer Coria in today to talk about managing stress, as well as how to heal from the specific stresses caused by racial trauma. This is a great conversation full of thoughtful points and stories, so … Continue reading Episode 236: Araceli Warners & Jennifer Coria – “Stress and Racial Trauma.”

We are wrapping up our series “Why I Am Still a Christian” today with this final episode. We’ve had a journey as a team asking ourselves, and then a wonderful collection of guests, about why they are still Christians – especially given the climate of today’s churches. We wanted to gather as a team to … Continue reading Episode 235: Reflections on the Series – “Why I Am Still a Christian.”