Podcasting about art and activism since 2005
This is my next to last podcast from Koinonia before I move to Brooklyn. I discovered that some music I really love is podsafe, and I didn’t even know it! David Castle recreates a reading from one of his morning devotions, and I am hyped about the upcoming interview with Millard Fuller. By the way, …
Topics discussed: peeing blood kidney stones emergency health care with no insurance or money Clarence Jordan moving to brooklyn Soy Candles by Phebes I’m listed on blubrry.com! Music: In the Bleak Mid-Winter-Jane Siberry, Holly Cole, Victoria Williams, Mary Margaret O’Hara, and Rebecca Jenkins. Time to Melt- dj krush from the stop-rokkasho.org podcast feed.
YIKES! it has been a long time between shows. Here is most of what i recorded on day one of the SOA rally and vigil. Please be aware that the first song on this podcast is not suitable for sensitve listeners, try starting the show about 4 minutes into it.
This is going to be a big week in MikeyPod land. Thursday and Friday I will be attending Dialogue on the Death Penalty at Oglethorpe University with hopes of interviewing Sr. Helen Prejean. Bren and I will be staying at The Open Door Community Thursday night. This will be my first visit to a Catholic …
Truth Seekers Podcast SOA Watch Hollye Davidson Matt Blender Cheryl Merkowski Music: Um, Circles and Squares-Dosh Kiss Kiss Kiss-Love is All Light Don’t Shine- Gregory Douglass
Something a little different for this show. I talked about forgiveness, and recruited some friends to share their thoughts too. Jo from here at Koinonia, LiveJournal superstar Jameth, Brad, Muggs, and Laurence Simon join in for the fun. Also, peep my new artwork by John Ong.
I take a walk on the peace trail and talk about where I might go from here, the effect that working for a community rather than a paycheck has had on me, my perception of God and the disgusting things my roommate leaves in the fridge.
Community member Ellie Castle tells the story of how Clarence Jordan started Koinonia Farm. Please excuse the crazy static in the first few minutes, it goes away, I promise.
