Everything is OK tackles life issues from a faith perspective.
Brad talks with Phil Armstrong, project director for the Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission. They discuss commemorating The Tulsa Race Massacre, next steps for white people to take, and why institutionalized racism is real.
Learn more about the commission here https://www.tulsa2021.org/
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Constellations (acoustic) - Scales of Motion
James sits down with a friend Hunter Williams after he shared a Facebook post that the three of us disagree with. Instead of ignoring it or arguing on social media, he decided to find common ground as a jumping off point. We hope this episode is challenging and encourages more civil exchanges with friends and family on tough topics.
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Scales of Motion - Darkness
Mt. Zion Baptist Church burning. Photo credit https://tulsaraceriot.omeka.net/
In our second episode on the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, we invite Dan Hahn and Jake Krumweide to provide an expanded historical perspective on the event. If you haven’t already, go back and listen to part 1 - Episode 84. This episode is very personal for us, and we learned so much through researching and our guests. Thanks again for the support!
It’s been next to impossible to peel our eyes off the news, twitter etc. Brad jumped on the opportunity to chat with his friend Ryan Crawford. Ryan Crawford leads worship at a church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and has been active in Black Lives Matter for several years. He gives a unique perspective on these times, and also sheds light on what a Christian approach to love may look like.
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Oh Jeremiah - Joymonger (reprise)
For this week are sharing one of our patreon episodes — Questions with Kyle! This episode unpacks the challenging notion of multiple religions, many gods. Who serves the same God? Do all Christians serve the same God, or versions of the same God? If you enjoy this episode, and want more like it join our patreon community! For $1 or more a month, you get original content like this for your listening enjoyment.
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Sick as Dogs - The Squid and the Whale
We are back with round two of our conversation with Jeremy Thomley! Make sure and check out Episode 89 before you listen. Let us know what you think — and learn more about Jeremy at Mohawk Steel and Glass.
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distractions of less - song four