Podcasting about art and activism since 2005
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. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Pandora | Podcast Index | TuneIn | RSS
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This week I share some segments of interviews with Clarence Jordan from 1956 and 1968, answer some questions from fellow podcaster Zillafag, and talk about my experience coming out to the spiritual companions. Music from Dave Calderbank, Ryuichi Sakamoto and The Ballet. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon …
First podcast from Koinonia featuring interviews from the 11th annual Freedomwalk, a 100 mile walk that calls attention to jailhouse conditions, courtroom practices and policies, and law enforcement behavior — orchestrated by the Prison and Jail Project. Music: None Of Us Are Free: Solomon Burke Listen To Your Mother: Finniston I Woke Up This Morning: …
We arrived at the hotel here in Americus about an hour ago. I haven’t been keeping up with the writing/podcasting as much as I hoped for this week, but it just didn’t feel right. We spent the last two nights on Panama City Beach in a hotel without wi-fi (gasp), so there was that obstacle …
Wednesday afternoon while I was talking to my (former) landlord it finally hit me that I really was leaving in two days and it was time to stop zoning out watching episodes of the Office on iTunes and get to work. I spent the entire day Thursday packing up, throwing crap away, and inviting friends …
I first met Ray Hill in the early 90’s when I became involved with Queer Nation. As a fledgling queer activist, he was always someone I looked up to, as I do to this day. As my time here in Houston is coming to an end, I felt that Ray was one of those people …
well, I have a great interview to share with you guys, but this mac is giving me shit again. Apple Care just actually told me they couldn’t help me with this issue and I should use the help menu. Nice. Once again wishing I had never switched from PC.
