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IconocastLive: Grandes cientistas brasileiros : Episódio: Cesar Lattes.Realizando o meu sonho de fazer uma série com as biografias dos maiores cientistas e intelectuais da história do Brasil.
Estudamos a vida deles e vamos levar a vocês a importância dessas mulheres e homens para a história da ciência brasileira e mundial.
Começa amanhã e o primeiro personagem é o físico "Cesar Lattes".
Ao lado da minha amiga Thabata Ganga, Cientista da Tecnologia e principal articuladora da rede de produção de materiais em 3d para combate à Covid-19.
Manja muito de ciência.
Aconteceu no I...
2020-08-1852 min
IconocastLive: A história e impacto político do Álbum Sobrevivendo no Inferno do Racionais MCs - Feat Chavoso da USP.A História do Sobrevivendo no Inferno, disco clássico do Racionais Hoje recebemos o Thiago Torres o "chavoso da USP" para falar sobre o álbum "Sobrevivendo do Inferno", do Racionais MCs lançado em 1997 que mudou a historia.
Instragram Chavoso:
https://www.instagram.com/chavosodausp/
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2020-07-091h 27
IconocastComo o Brasil enfrentou a Gripe EspanholaComo o Brasil enfrentou a Gripe Espanhola
Em 1918 chegava no Brasil uma das doenças mais mortais da história do século XX: a Gripe Espanhola
A enfermidade, que ganhou status de pandemia global, ceifou a vida de 100 milhões de pessoas em todo o mundo.
No Brasil, ela causou impactos terríveis.
Hoje, no iconocast, vamos entender melhor como o país se comportou e as consequências da doença em nosso país.
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2020-06-1817 min
IconocastA questão racial nos Estados Unidos - Das primeiras fazendas de Escravizados ao caso George FloydNo podcast de hoje trouxemos até vocês a história da questão racial nos Estados Unidos
Nesse episódio passamos pela formação das 13 colonias, o início do tráfico de Escravizados ao recente assassinato de George Floyd.
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2020-06-0152 min
IconocastGripe Espanhola - A Pandemia que mudou a HistóriaA História da Gripe Espanhola, a doença que propiciou a pandemia mais mortal do Século XX
A moléstia, que se transformou em uma pandemia, deixou milhões de corpos por todo o mundo, transformou mentalidades, o conceito de higiene, sistema de saúde e fez com que o mundo imaginasse estar vivendo o apocalipse.
O início do Século XX é conhecido por ter alocados anos conturbados para a história da humanidade. A Primeira Guerra Mundial, conflagrada em 1914, fez o mundo conhecer o grande potencial humano de tirar vidas. Foram milhões de mortes, gerações ceifadas n...
2020-03-1926 min
IconocastGuerra Fria e a História do Vídeo GameA Guerra Fria foi um período bastante conturbado da história do Século XX. As frequentes tensões entre União Soviética e Estados Unidos transformaram a consciência coletiva da população mundial. O medo de uma guerra nuclear, a corrida espacial e abertura de novos horizontes no espaço sideral influenciaram a criação de obras artísticas importantes na área dos quadrinhos, cinemas, pinturas, propaganda e fez nascer um novo objeto de entretenimento. O Vídeo Game. Os consoles que simulavam uma realidade cujo o jogador tinha controle da situação era o oposto do clima de caos...
2020-03-0224 min
IconocastA História do Sistema Único de SaúdeComo era a política de saúde brasileira antes do SUS.
O Sistema Único de Saúde, apesar de todas as falhas, foi um grande avanço na história da promoção da saúde pública do no país. Para entender melhor como se deu esse processo, vale a pena virarmos nossos olhos para um passado marcado por muita dor, falta de eficiência, exclusão, mas não muito distante de 2019.
Ao longo da história, a saúde sempre foi um problema no Brasil e, especialmente a população mais pobre, sofreu com diversas epidemias e dificu...
2020-02-1924 min
IconocastJusticeiros Urbanos: A história de Chico Pé de PatoA história do Justiceiro Chico Pé de Pato.
Francisco Vital da Silva nasceu no sertão da Bahia e, como muitos nordestinos, migrou para São Paulo em busca de melhores condições de vida. Junto com sua família, passou a viver em Itaim Paulista, na violenta zona leste de São Paulo. Trabalhando de pedreiro, Vital montou um bar, o estabelecimento era constantemente assaltado e vandalizado por criminosos.
Cansado das extorsões, Chico passou a revidar os abusos e colocar pessoas indesejáveis para fora de seu comércio. Sempre munido de uma faca para a autoproteção, acabou por...
2020-02-0517 min
IconocastO Caso dos Irmãos NavesEntenda o triste e tenebroso Caso dos Irmãos Naves, o maior erro judiciário da história do Brasil.
O Caso dos Irmãos Naves, considerado o maior erro da história da justiça brasileira, escancarou as graves consequências que a aplicação errada das leis e dos processos judiciais podem acarretar na vida de pessoas comuns.
Joaquim e Sebastião, os irmãos Naves, moravam na cidade de Araguari, em Minas Gerais. Os Naves eram agricultores e trabalhavam com cultivo e venda de cereais, em sociedade com o primo Benedito Pereira Caetano. Os três personagens citados acim...
2020-01-2723 min
IconocastA Origem das Favelas CariocasNesse episódio explicamos a história da formação e desenvolvimento das favelas cariocas. Claro que cada comunidade têm desdobramentos históricos particulares, mas em uma perspectiva macro-histórica é possível construir uma análise conjuntural que englobe as transformações que afetaram a maioria dessas comunidades.
Esperamos que gostem do material.
Forte abraço a todos!
Bibliografia:
Cidade Partida - Zuenir Ventura
Abusado - Caco Barcellos
Criminalidade no Rio de Janeiro - Wilson Coutro Borges
A era das demolições - Oswaldo Porto Rocha
A Máquina e a Revolta - Alba Zaluar
Favelas Cariocas: 1930-1964 - Maria Lais Perei...
2020-01-2120 min
IconocastO Caso Tim LopesO terrível assassinato de Tim Lopes foi o assunto mais comentado no Brasil, no ano de 2002, superando, inclusive, a Copa do Mundo de Futebol e a conquista do penta.
Tim era considerado um dos repórteres mais corajosos do país. Negro e morador de comunidade, ele fazia o chamado "jornalismo investigativo" ou "jornalismo suicida". O repórter trabalhava disfarçado para construir matérias em lugares extremamente perigosos, onde nem a própria polícia conseguia adentrar.
Foi exercendo seu trabalho que, infelizmente, Lopes foi assassinado por traficantes que controlavam o comércio ilegal de drogas no Complexo do Alemão...
2020-01-0725 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Mark Van Steenwyk (episode 75)In episode 75 of the Iconocast, Joanna and Mark Van Steenwyk, co-founder of the Iconocast, take a trip down memory lane. They discuss what motivated them to start the podcast and how their thinking has changed since then. They wrestle with moving beyond an apologetic Christian witness to one that seeks connection with the subversive spirit of God. Mark Van Steenwyk is the Executive Director at the Center for Prophetic Imagination. Mark is a writer, teacher, organizer, and spiritual director. For nearly 15 years, Mark has sown seeds of subversive spirituality throughout North America. He co-founded the Mennonite Worker in Minneapolis in...
2019-12-111h 00
Les IconocastÉpisode 8 - Et Si On Arrêtait Avec Le Change Management ?Dans cet épisode, on vous parle des happiness managers, de Laury et du change management avec notre invité Yorick Cool.
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2019-11-1800 minLes IconocastÉpisode 7 - Et si on arrêtait avec l'entreprise libérée ?Dans cet épisode, on vous parle de l'entreprise libérée avec notre invitée Catherine Kohnen.
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2019-10-1900 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: L.M. Bogad (episode 74)In this episode of the Iconocast Joanna interviews L. M. Bogad. L. M. Bogad is an author, performance artist/activist, professor of political performance at UC Davis, Director of the Center for Tactical Performance, and co-founder of the Clown Army. He has performed across the USA, Europe and South America, including occupied zones and a squatted military base in Barcelona. Bogad’s first book, Electoral Guerrilla Theatre: Radical Ridicule and Social Movements, analyzes the international campaigns of performance artists who run for public office as a radical prank. His new book, Tactical Performance: On the Theory and Pract...
2019-09-1159 min
Something Ventured -- Silicon Valley Podcast#103: Michael Tchong on 8 Ubertrends Crashing into our Future Michael Tchong has been called "the most influential trend-spotter in America". He is a top-rated innovation speaker, adjunct professor at the University of San Francisco, trend forecaster and author of "Ubertrends — How Trends And Innovation Are Transforming Our Future." He heads up incubator Ubercool Innovation and is the founder of four disruptive startups, including MacWEEK, Atelier Systems, CyberAtlas and ICONOCAST, all riding early market waves. In this podcast we discuss "Ubertrends" — his proprietary framework of massive waves that are reshaping global human behavior. In this podcast, Michael and Kent discuss the trends that are...
2019-06-1942 minLes IconocastÉpisode 6 - Et Si On Arrêtait Avec Le Web2Day ?Dans cet épisode en direct du Web2Day, on vous parle des festivals et conférences sur la tech avec notre invité Yann Heurtaux.
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2019-06-1000 minLes IconocastÉpisode 5 - Et si on arrêtait avec la mobilité ?Dans cet épisode, on vous parle des trotinettes électriques, du vélo, des piétons et de la qualité de vie.
Avec notre invité Katia Xenophontos, la Nomade Sédentaire, cycliste convaincue, Masse critique et membre de Bruxsel'air.
Nous vous avons parlé de:
- La Nomade Sédentaire: http://www.lanomadesedentaire.be/
- La Masse Critique: https://www.facebook.com/groups/21452942060/
- Bruxsel'air: https://www.facebook.com/bruxselair/
- Le retour de la bicyclette de Frédéric HÉRAN: https://amzn.to/2JHdAYr
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2019-05-2600 minLes IconocastÉpisode 4 - Et si on arrêtait avec la VR ?Dans cet épisode, on vous parle de VR, de Bruce Willis, de Facebook Spaces et de la VR pour les malades.
Avec notre invité Dimitri Pirnay de OneBonsai, nous allons décortiquer en quoi la VR pourrait être intéressante.
Nous vous avons parlé de:
- Ready Player One de Ernest Cline: https://amzn.to/2Vwimdv
- Neuromancer de William Gibson: https://amzn.to/2KoftKH
- Jak Wilmot qui a passé une semaine en VR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGRY14znFxY
- OneBonsai de Dimitri Pirnay: https://onebonsai.com/vr-trainings/
- DA Design: https://www.da-design.be/
Vous voulez...
2019-04-0800 min
Radio WesternICONOCAST Dr Gervais completeThis was the inaugural episode of ICONOCAST, the companion podcast to ICONOCLAST Collective. Thank you very much to Danielle Solo and Dr. Kyle Gervais for coming in to speak with us. I encourage you to seek out Danielle’s poetry, some of which you can find in our previous issues and in MYTHIC, and to look into Dr. Gervais’ wonderful classes and fascinating research.
This podcast is produced by the Emily Chiarvesio, Jerika Caduhada, and myself, co-hosted by Eva Alie and Aisha Khan, and edited by Toria Obeng. We are very grateful for the generous support of Radio Western in this...
2019-04-0426 min
Radio WesternICONOCAST Danielle Solo finalThis was the inaugural episode of ICONOCAST, the companion podcast to ICONOCLAST Collective. Thank you very much to Danielle Solo and Dr. Kyle Gervais for coming in to speak with us. I encourage you to seek out Danielle’s poetry, some of which you can find in our previous issues and in MYTHIC, and to look into Dr. Gervais’ wonderful classes and fascinating research.
This podcast is produced by the Emily Chiarvesio, Jerika Caduhada, and myself, co-hosted by Eva Alie and Aisha Khan, and edited by Toria Obeng. We are very grateful for the generous support of Radio Western in this...
2019-04-0418 minLes IconocastÉpisode 3 - Et si on arrêtait avec l'UX ?Dans cet épisode, on vous parle d'UX et d'Eve, de Carine et de notre fidèle lecteur.
Découvrez les lectures dont on parle dans l'épisode:
- Méthodes de design UX de Carine Lallemand: https://amzn.to/2HrwqRd
- Le Bug humain de Sébastien BOHLER: https://amzn.to/2CcmTtS
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2019-03-0900 minLes IconocastÉpisode 2 - Et si on arrêtait avec l'intelligence artificielle ?Dans cet épisode, nous vous parlons d'intelligence artificielle avec Zoé, les Golhmem et Hanabi.
Découvrez les lectures dont on parle dans l'épisode:
- Digitalis de Thierry Geerts: https://amzn.to/2tnO5kV
- Hello World de Hannah Fry: https://amzn.to/2DqHSsT
2019-02-0900 minLes IconocastÉpisode 1 - Et si on arrêtait avec l'innovation ?Dans cet épisode, nous vous parlons d'innovation, de Jean-Charles, de Nantes, et de garages.
Découvrez les lectures dont on parle dans l'épisode:
- Confessions of an Advertising Man de David Ogilvy
- Guide de survie aux réunions de Sacha Lopez et David Lemesle
2019-01-1200 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: David Brazil and Sarah Pritchard (episode 73)In episode 73 of the Iconocast Joanna interviews David Brazil and Sarah Pritchard. Together they discuss Christian discipleship founded on hospitality, in-depth bible study and the dismantling of capitalism. Sarah Pritchard is an experimental dancer and choreographer, a third generation preacher, founding member of SALTA dance collective, improvisational cook in the kitchen and cat co-parent to Alvin and Isadora. David Brazil is a pastor and translator. His third book of poetry, Holy Ghost (City Lights, 2017) was a finalist for the California Book Award. Sarah and David co-pastor the Agape Fellowship, in Oakland, California. Agape...
2018-09-1055 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Chude Allen, part 2 (episode 72)In part two of her interview with Chude Allen, Joanna and Chude talk about her awakening to class consciousness, her organizing within the women's liberation movement and her thoughts on our political moment today. Chude is a member of the Bay Area Veterans of the Civil Rights Movement. In 1964 Chude participated in the student movement in Atlanta, Georgia while a white exchange student at Spelman, a historically black college. After leaving the South, Chude was an organizer of the Women’s Liberation Movement, first in New York City and then in San Francisco. She is author of the 1970 classic, Free...
2018-06-191h 02
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Chude Allen, part 1 (episode 71)Chude Pam Allen is a member of the Bay Area Veterans of the Civil Rights Movement. She coordinates speakers for schools and community groups and has spoken widely about her own experiences. Her writings can be found on their website, www.crmvet.org, which is considered by many veterans to be the best source for information on the Southern Freedom Movement. In 1964 Chude participated in the student movement in Atlanta, Georgia while a white exchange student at Spelman, a historically black college. That summer she was a freedom school teacher in Holly Springs, Mississippi. She is featured...
2018-03-2258 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Beth Roy (episode 70)In episode 70 Joanna interviews Beth Roy. Beth Roy was born into a Jewish family and raised in Texas where she attended a segregated high school at the time that the Supreme Court decided Brown v. Board of Education. Nurtured by parents committed to racial equality, she has built a life with a quest for justice at its center. She is an author, educator, therapist and restorative justice practitioner. She was part of founding the Practitioners Research and Scholarship Institute, a dynamically diverse group promoting writing and relationships among oft-marginalized people. In 2008, the project published its first anthology, Re-Centering Culture and K...
2018-02-121h 01
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Carol Lee and Sarah Lee (episode 69)In episode 69, recorded in the fall of 2017, Joanna interviews Carol Lee and Sarah Lee. Carol is second generation Chinese American of Toi San background. Carol works with PICO California growing faith communities’ institutional capacity for long-term justice work in Oakland, California. Their program creates accessible on ramps to uncover the root causes of injustice in housing, policing, and immigration policy, while cultivating communal spaces to creatively, seriously, and maximally steward their communities' power and resources for collective liberation. Sarah is a second generation Chinese American of Hokshan and En Ping descent. Sarah works as a Sa...
2018-01-0855 min
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2017-09-1900 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: David Solnit (episode 68)In episode 68 Joanna interviews David Solnit. David is an organizer, writer and puppeteer. His activism began in high school with draft resistance organizing and hasn’t stopped since. He was part of shutting down the WTO in Seattle in 1999 and in San Francisco the day after Iraq was invaded in 2003. This past year he spent time at Standing Rock, creating art and telling the story of that struggle, as well as helped to organize art at the People’s Climate March in Washington DC in April. He currently works with 350.org as the North American Arts Organizer. In th...
2017-06-1358 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Elaine Enns and Ched Myers on Audre Lorde (episode 67)In this episode, recorded at the Kinsler Bartimaeus Institute in February of 2017, Elaine Enns and Ched Myers reflect on the fragmentation of movements for justice since the Beyond Vietnam speech. Ched shares about the disillusionment following the 60s when justice-minded people broke into niches, focusing on one issue to the exclusion of the rest. Elaine offers the wisdom of Audre Lorde who challenged people to "do their own work" and recognize that our very bodies are intersectional and therefore our movements must be as well. Elaine Enns and Ched Myers are co-directors of Bartimaeus Cooperative Ministries. Elaine...
2017-05-0330 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Elaine Enns, Ched Myers and "Beyond Vietnam"In this episode, recorded at the Kinsler Bartimaeus Institute in February of 2017, Elaine Enns, Ched Myers and Joanna Shenk offer input on the history of enslavement, the eras of reconstruction and the drafting of the Beyond Vietnam speech that Dr. King delivered on April 4, 1967, one year before he was assassinated. Many people in movement communities are familiar with the Beyond Vietnam speech, but few know about the man who drafted it, Dr. Vincent Harding. Elaine and Ched offer analysis of the history of movements for justice in the United States, encouraging us to neither overplay our current...
2017-04-031h 12
The Iconocastthe Iconocast Canvas: Standing with Standing Rock (episode 05)This special episode of Iconocast Canvas features live performances from Standing with Standing Rock: A Benefit Event, which took place November 12, 2016. The fundraiser, which was emceed by Canvas hosts Nekeisha and Seth, brought together musicians, dancers and artists to support water protectors resisting the Dakota Access Pipeline in Cannonball, North Dakota. All of the proceeds, more than $2,500, went to the Standing Rock legal defense fund. The event, which took place at Fellowship of Hope Mennonite Church in Elkhart, Indiana, was co-organized by students of Goshen College’s EcoPax Club and Students for Social Reform Clubs, and by Iconocast Canvas. Re...
2017-01-141h 00
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Father Richard Smith (episode 65)On episode 65 of the Iconocast Joanna interviews Father Richard Smith. Father Richard Smith was ordained a Jesuit priest in 1978 and worked for several years in parishes in Washington State. Later, after receiving a Ph.D. in Ethics and Social Theory from the Graduate Theological Union, he taught Religious Studies at various San Francisco Bay Area Universities, before working as a technical writer in Silicon Valley. After his reception as an Episcopal priest in 2000, he served as a Priest Associate at St. John the Evangelist, working heavily for immigration reform in San Francisco's Mission District, a largely Latino community. In 2013...
2017-01-0248 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Zephyr Elise (episode 64)In episode 64 Joanna interviews Zephyr Elise. Zephyr Elise is mixed indigenous artist, filmmaker, animator, and activist. They graduated from the Evergreen State College in 2012 with a B.A. in film and a specialization in queer and indigenous studies. Born in San Diego, CA they have since lived up and down both coasts, but currently call the #NoDAPL encampment at Standing Rock, ND home. In former incarnations, they have been an organizer with Idle No More- Two Spirits on Ohlone Lands, the executive media assistant for Indian Canyon Nation of Ohlones, and sat on the Two Spirit Council of Indian C...
2016-11-1450 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast Canvas: Live at Afropunk (episode 04)In episode four of Iconocast Canvas, Nekeisha and Sarah hang out at Activism Row at Afropunk Festival in Commodore Park, Brooklyn. At the August 2016 "Power to the Party" themed event, they talked with several organizers for Black and other liberation and anti-oppression struggles. Interviewees include Allen Kwabena Frimpong and Walter Cruz from Black Lives Matter: NYC; Olaronke Akinmowo, founder of the Free Black Women's Library; Taliba Obuya, national coordinator of the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement; Emma Chu Murphy, festival-goer and doula with Ancient Song Doula Services and Mia Anderson from the Brooklyn Anti-Gentrification Network. Nekeisha and Sarah open the c...
2016-10-251h 03
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Clayborne Carson (episode 63)In episode 63 Joanna interviews Clayborne Carson. Clayborne Carson has devoted his professional life to the study of Martin Luther King, Jr. and the movements King inspired. Since receiving his doctorate from UCLA in 1975, Dr. Carson has taught at Stanford University, where he is now professor of history and founding director of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Research and Education Institute. During his undergraduate years at UCLA, Dr. Carson participated in civil rights and antiwar protests, and many of his subsequent writings reflect his experiences by stressing the importance of grassroots political activity within the African-American f...
2016-09-031h 12
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Chris Carlsson (episode 62)In episode 62 Joanna interviews Chris Carlsson. Chris is a writer, San Francisco historian, bicyclist, tour guide, photographer, and a book and magazine designer. He’s lived in San Francisco since 1978. He’s written two books (After the Deluge and Nowtopia) and edited six books, including: Critical Mass: Bicycling’s Defiant Celebration and Ten Years That Shook the City: San Francisco, 1968-78. He helped co-found Critical Mass in September 1992, and has ridden with Critical Mass rides in a dozen cities on three continents since then. He has directed Shaping San Francisco, a participatory community history project, since its inception in the mi...
2016-07-1957 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast Canvas: Roman GianArthur (episode 03)In episode three of Iconocast Canvas, Nekeisha and Seth interview Roman GianArthur. Roman is a singer, composer, arranger, producer, performer and artist on Wondaland Records. He is consistently broadening the expectations of what a soul singer can do: writing musicals, composing concertos, conducting orchestras, scoring films, picking up new instruments and learning their mysteries at prodigious speed, all while offering heartfelt reflections on the social implications of art and the need for more beauty in the world around us. Intro and outro credit: "Me in Your Life" by The Passion HiFi (Evil Twin Records) https://soundcloud.com...
2016-06-2153 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Sara Miles (episode 61)In this episode Joanna interviews Sara Miles. Sara is the founder and director of the The Food Pantry and serves as director of ministry at St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church in San Francisco. Her books include City of God: Faith in the Streets, Jesus Freak: Feeding Healing Raising the Dead and Take This Bread: A Radical Conversion. She speaks, preaches and leads workshops around the country, and her writing has appeared in the New York Times Magazine, the New Yorker, and on National Public Radio. Joanna is joined by fellow interviewer Suella Lehman Gerber. Suella...
2016-05-271h 04
Irenicast - A Progressive Christian PodcastInterview with Author Mark Van SteenwykIn this episode Allen interviews author Mark Van Steenwyk whose works include That Unholy Anarchist, The UnKingdom of God, and most recently the children’s book A Wolf at the Gate. He is a co-founder of Mennonite Worker and co-producer of Iconocast. In discussing his new book, Mark touches on topics like anarchist resistance, ecopsychology, intentional community, theological imagination, violence, inequality and much more. RELEVANT LINKS A Wolf at the Gate by Mark Van Steenwyk (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link) A Wolf at the Gate (Website for the Boo...
2016-05-1043 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Ellen Dahlke & Rick AyersIn episode 60 Joanna interviews Ellen Dahlke and Rick Ayers about education and liberation. Ellen is a former high school English teacher and currently coordinates the outside end of a GED program with radical leanings that was founded and is led by incarcerated men for incarcerated men. Rick Ayers is an assistant professor of education at the University of San Francisco in the Urban Education and Social Justice cohort. He is author of A Teacher’s Guide to Studs Terkel’s Working, and the author of An Empty Seat in Class: Teaching and Learning after the Death of a Student. He h...
2016-04-101h 01The Iconocastthe Iconocast Canvas: Jake Webster (episode 02)In episode two of Iconocast: Canvas, Nekeisha and Seth interview sculptor, painter and poet Jake Webster. Born and raised in Greenville, Miss. during the 40s, Jake's roots as an artist reach back to his childhood and extend into the present. Jake was a painter for more than a decade before adding direct carving to his skills in 1974. A resident of Elkhart, Ind. for 21 years, he often uses local materials, including wood from fallen logs in the area and excess limestone from quarries. Recycled materials is a core part of his work, with used nails, bones and scrap metal figuring prominently...
2015-12-2258 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Dalit Baum (episode 59)In this episode Joanna interviews Dalit Baum. Dalit Baum is the director of economic activism for the American Friends Service Committee. Originally from Israel where she co-founded Who Profits from the Occupation, and of the Coalition of Women for Peace, Dalit now resides in the Bay Area. Dalit is a feminist scholar and teacher, who teaches about militarism and about the global economy in Israeli and American universities. She has been active with various groups in the Israeli anti-occupation and democracy movement, including Black Laundry, Boycott from Within, Zochrot, Anarchists against the Wall and Women in Black.
2015-12-011h 05
The Iconocastthe Iconocast Canvas: Introductions (episode 01)In episode 01 of The Iconocast Canvas, co-hosts Nekeisha and Seth discuss the origins and goals of the new segment of Jesus Radicals' long-running podcast. Together, they share their perspectives on the interplay of art, faith and politics in resistance and reconstruction; why they think it's important to make space to explore these connections with artists; and what they hope to do with this venture as it moves forward.
2015-10-2843 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Corrina Gould (episode 58)In this episode Joanna interviews Corrina Gould about the canonization of Junípero Serra and the enslavement of Indigenous Peoples in California missions. Corrina is a Chochenyo and Karkin Ohlone woman and an activist in the Bay Area. She is the mother of three children and currently works as the Title VII Coordinator, Office of Indian Education at the American Indian Child Resource Center. She is also the Co-Founder and a Lead Organizer for Indian People Organizing for Change, a small Native run organization that works on issues affecting Indigenous people and sponsors an annual Shellmound Peace Walk to ra...
2015-10-1548 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Kazu Haga (episode 57)In this episode Joanna interviews Kazu Haga. Kazu is the founder and coordinator of the East Point Peace Academy and is a trainer in Kingian Nonviolence. Having received training from elders including Dr. Bernard Lafayette, Rev. James Lawson and Joanna Macy, he teaches nonviolence, conflict reconciliation, organizing and mindfulness in prisons and jails, high schools and youth groups, and with activist communities around the country.
Kazu has been active in various social change movements since 1998, including Occupy Oakland and the Movement for Justice for Oscar Grant. He currently resides in Oakland, CA.
2015-09-1544 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Paul Kivel (episode 56)In this episode Joanna interviews Paul Kivel. Paul is a social justice educator, activist, and writer, and has been an innovative leader in violence prevention for more than 35 years. He is an accomplished trainer and speaker on men’s issues, racism and diversity, and the impact of class and power on daily life, among other things. Paul is the author of numerous books and curricula, including "Uprooting Racism: How White People Can Work for Racial Justice" and "You Call This a Democracy?: Who Benefits, Who Pays, and Who Really Decides." In this interview he discusses his latest book, "Living in the...
2015-08-101h 06
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Lynice Pinkard & Nichola Torbett (episode 55)In this episode Joanna interviews Rev. Lynice Pinkard and Nichola Torbett. Lynice is a pastor, teacher and healer in Oakland, California. Her work is dedicated to decolonizing the human spirit and to freeing people from "empire affective disorder." Nichola is a contributor to the Jesus Radicals blog and the founding director of Seminary of the Street in Oakland. She is committed to joining the move of God’s spirit against the physical and spiritual deadliness of American culture under corporate capitalism. Together they discuss the national conversation on race and racism and the roles of people of color and whi...
2015-07-1551 min
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Joerg RiegerIn this episode Joanna interviews Joerg Rieger. Joerg Rieger is a professor, author and activist. Originally from Germany, his theological work is based on the recognition that more radical and faithful visions of Christianity are needed. Since 1994 he has taught constructive theology at Perkins School of Theology in Dallas, Texas. His books include Occupy Religion: Theology of the Multitude and Religion, Theology and Class: Fresh Engagement After Long Silence. He continues to develop this vision of radical Christianity in close collaboration with colleagues both nationally and internationally and with emerging grassroots movements. In Dallas, he and his spous...
2015-06-161h 03
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Bill Ayers (episode 53)In this episode Joanna and Mark interview Bill Ayers. Bill Ayers is an author, including the books, Public Enemy: Confessions of an American Dissident;To Teach: The Journey in Comics with Ryan Alexander-Tanner; Race Course: Against White Supremacy, with Bernardine Dohrn. He co-founded the revolutionary group, Weather Underground, in 1969, a radical left-wing organization aimed at supported Black liberation movements and protesting US imperialism through the use of targeted bombing of government and bank property.Before retiring Bill served as distinguished professor of education and senior university scholar at the University of Illinois at Chicago. He is an...
2015-05-1743 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Micky Jones (episode 52)In this episode Joanna and Mark interview Micky Jones.
Micky is a perpetual learner, communicator, facilitator, and contemplative activist living just south of Nashville, Tenn. She studies with the co-learning community at NAIITS (North American Institute of Indigenous Theological Studies) through George Fox Evangelical Seminary in Portland, Oregon. Her early career includes the cutthroat world of contemporary Christian music, YMCA administration and community youth services through Rocketown in Nashville. She now engages groups through academic gatherings, conferences, blogs and podcasts on a wide variety of topics. Recently named one of the Black Christian leaders changing the world...
2015-04-131h 05
The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Sandhya Rani Jha (episode 51)In this episode Joanna interviews Sandhya Rani Jha. They discuss the defining racist narratives of the United States, intersectionality, what it means to be an ally, intergenerational movement-buildling and more. These themes are explored at length in Sandhya's new book, Pre-Post-Racial America: Spiritual Stories from the Front Lines.
Sandhya serves as director of the Oakland Peace Center in Oakland, California a collective of 40 organizations creating access, equity and dignity for all in Oakland and the Bay Area. She also serves as Director of Interfaith Programs for East Bay Housing Organizations, where she organizes faith communities to advocate for hous...
2015-03-3157 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Willie Baptist (episode 50)In this episode Joanna and Jason interview Willie Baptist.
Willie Baptist is a renowned anti-poverty organizer. Coming to political awareness in the 1965 Watts uprisings, through the Black student movement, and as a shop steward with the United Steelworkers, Willie has ultimately dedicated 40 years to organizing the poor. He provided vital leadership to the National Union of the Homeless, as formerly homeless father; the National Welfare Rights Union; the Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign; and many other networks. Willie now serves as the Scholar-in-Residence of Poverty Initiative at Union Theological Seminary (New York), which is de...
2015-03-1140 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Thomas Gokey from Strike Debt (episode 49)In this episode, Mark talks with Thomas Gokey.
Thomas, a Syracuse University art professor, is a part of Strike Debt. Strike Debt is a nationwide movement of debt resistors fighting for economic justice and democratic freedom. A little over a year ago, Strike Debt announced Rolling Jubilee. Rolling Jubilee is a Strike Debt project that buys debt for pennies on the dollar, but instead of collecting it, abolishes it. They are trying to spark a movement that imagines and creates a new world based on the common good, not Wall Street profits.
2013-12-1242 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Anthony Nocella (episode 48)In this episode, Mark and Nekeisha interview Anthony Nocella.
Anthony J. Nocella II, Ph.D., author, community organizer, and educator is a Visiting Professor in the School of Education at Hamline University and Senior Fellow of the Dispute Resolution Institute at the Hamline Law School. Nocella is a scholar-activist grounded in the field of education and peace and conflict studies. He is internationally known for his innovative, transformative, and intersectional collaborations among fields of study, social movements, scholars, communities, and activists. He has published numerous books and is the co-founder of the Institute for Critical Animal Studies and...
2013-08-1557 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Mark Van Steenwyk (episode 47)In this episode, Joanna and Tim interview Mark Van Steenwyk. Mark Van Steenwyk is the co-founder of the Mennonite Worker in Minneapolis, an organizer at JesusRadicals.com, a producer of the Iconocast podcast, and the author of That Holy Anarchist and the upcoming book, the unKingdom of God: Embracing the Subversive Power of Repentance (which is available for pre-order). This interview is co-sponsored by the Mennonite Church USA and the Christian Peacemaker Teams and is part of the Widening the Circle mini-series. To more deeply engage a commitment to undoing oppression with seasoned justice-seekers, the Iconocast is launching a m...
2013-06-271h 07The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Vincent Harding (episode 46)In this interview, Joanna and Jarrod interview Vincent Harding.
Vincent Harding is Professor Emeritus of Religion and Social Transformation at the Iliff School of Theology in Denver, Colorado. He is chairperson of the Veterans of Hope Project, which he founded in 1997 with his late wife, Rosemarie Freeney Harding. As longtime activists and teachers, the Hardings began their work in the Mennonite Church in Chicago, Illinois, in the late 1950s and moved to Atlanta, Georgia, in 1961 to join with Martin Luther King Jr. and others in the southern freedom movement. Vincent Harding occasionally drafted speeches for Martin Luther King, including his f...
2013-05-0646 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Mary and Peter Sprunger-Froese (episode 45)In this episode, Joanna interviews Mary and Peter Sprunger-Froese. Since 1979, Peter and Mary Sprunger-Froese have been Mennonite peace activists with an ecumenical community in Colorado Springs. They work with homeless people, refugees, and nonviolence seekers. They find the Anabaptist story deeply sustaining in their Christianized military setting.
This is a part of the Widening the Circle mini-series.
To more deeply engage a commitment to undoing oppression with seasoned justice-seekers, the Iconocast is launching a mini-series, Widening the Circle: Experiments in Christian Discipleship. Editor Joanna Shenk and the co-hosts will interview chapter authors about their continuing...
2013-04-0157 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Noam Chomsky (episode 44)In this episode, Joanna and Tim interview Noam Chomsky.
Noam Chomsky is an American linguist, philosopher, cognitive scientist, historian, political critic, and activist. He is an Institute Professor and Professor (Emeritus) in the Department of Linguistics & Philosophy at MIT, where he has worked for over 50 years. In addition to his work in linguistics, he has written on war, politics, and mass media, and is the author of over 100 books.
2013-02-2151 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Jin S. Kim (episode 43)In this episode, Mark interviews Jin Kim.
Jin is the founding pastor of Church of All Nations. Born in Korea in 1968, he came to the US with his family at age 7, and grew up in Columbia, SC & Atlanta, GA in multiethnic environments. He holds degrees from Georgia Tech, Princeton Seminary, and a Doctor of Ministry from Columbia Seminary. He serves on Minnesota Council of Churches' board, and formerly served as Presbyterian Church USA delegate to the National Council of Churches, as US delegate to the 3rd Lausanne Congress, as Moderator/Council Chair of Presbytery of Twin Cities Area, and as Pr...
2012-12-0652 min
the Iconocastthe Iconocast: Ashanti Alston Omowali (episode 42)In this episode, Joanna and Nekeisha interview Ashanti Alston Omowali.
Ashanti is an anarchist activist, speaker, writer, and former member of the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army (BLA) and a former political prisoner. He was also the co-
2012-03-0354 minthe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Ashanti Alston Omowali (episode 42)In this episode, Joanna and Nekeisha interview Ashanti Alston Omowali.
Ashanti is an anarchist activist, speaker, writer, and former member of the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army (BLA) and a former political prisoner. He was also the co-
2012-03-0354 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Ashanti Alston Omowali (episode 42)In this episode, Joanna and Nekeisha interview Ashanti Alston Omowali.
Ashanti is an anarchist activist, speaker, writer, and former member of the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army (BLA) and a former political prisoner. He was also the co-chair of the National Jericho Movement (to free U.S. political prisoners.) Ashanti came of age as the political action of the 1960′s was hitting its peak. He recalls struggling through Malcolm X’s biography as a teen and feeling awestruck at the 1967 rebellions that saw numerous American neighborhoods temporarily taken over by the people who lived there...
2012-03-0354 minthe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Shannon Kearns (episode 41)In this episode, Mark and Sarah interview Shannon T.L. Kearns.
Shannon writes as the anarchist reverend. He is a seminary graduate (M.Div 2009 from Union Theological Seminary in the city of New York) on the ordination path who also happens to be a transse
2012-01-121h 03the Iconocastthe Iconocast: Shannon Kearns (episode 41)In this episode, Mark and Sarah interview Shannon T.L. Kearns.
Shannon writes as the anarchist reverend. He is a seminary graduate (M.Div 2009 from Union Theological Seminary in the city of New York) on the ordination path who also happens to be a transse
2012-01-121h 03The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Shay Kearns (episode 41)In this episode, Mark and Sarah interview Shannon T.L. Kearns.
Shannon writes as the anarchist reverend. He is a seminary graduate (M.Div 2009 from Union Theological Seminary in the city of New York) on the ordination path who also happens to be a transsexual man. Many of his theological musings are on the intersection of theology and being trans*. He also writes about Christian anarchism and his dreams for the future.
He is the co-founder and co-director of Camp Osiris, a camp for young adults aged 18-23 to come together and talk about the in...
2012-01-121h 03the Iconocastthe Iconocast: Richard Beck (episode 40)In this interview, Mark and Sarah interview Richard Beck.
Richard Beck is Professor and Department Chair of Psychology at Abilene Christian University. Richard is married to Jana and they have two sons, Brenden and Aidan. They also have
2011-12-221h 00the Iconocastthe Iconocast: Richard Beck (episode 40)In this interview, Mark and Sarah interview Richard Beck.
Richard Beck is Professor and Department Chair of Psychology at Abilene Christian University. Richard is married to Jana and they have two sons, Brenden and Aidan. They also have
2011-12-221h 00The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Richard Beck (episode 40)In this interview, Mark and Sarah interview Richard Beck.
Richard Beck is Professor and Department Chair of Psychology at Abilene Christian University. Richard is married to Jana and they have two sons, Brenden and Aidan. They also have a dog Bandit who keepsRichard company when he works away on his blog Experimental Theology. Richard's area of interest is on the interface of Christian theology and psychology, with a particular focus on how existential issues affect Christian belief and practice. Richard's published research covers topics as diverse as the psychology of profanity to why Christian bookstore art is so bad. H...
2011-12-221h 00The Iconocastthe Iconocast: Starhawk (episode 39)In this episode, Joanna and Sarah interview Starhawk–one of the most respected voices in modern earth-based spirituality.Starhawk is also well-known as a global justice activist and organizer, whose work and writings have inspired many to action. She is the author or coauthor of twelve books, including The Spiral Dance: A Rebirth of the Ancient Religion of the Great Goddess, long considered the essential text for the Neo-Pagan movement, and the now-classic ecotopian novel The Fifth Sacred Thing. Starhawk’s newest book is The Empowerment Manual: A Guide for Collaborative Groups, forthcoming in November 2011, from New Society...
2011-12-0856 minthe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Starhawk (episode 39)In this episode, Joanna and Sarah interview Starhawk--one of the most respected voices in modern earth-based spirituality.
Starhawk is also well-known as a global justice activist and organizer, whose work and writings have inspired many to action. She is
2011-12-0856 minthe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Starhawk (episode 39)In this episode, Joanna and Sarah interview Starhawk--one of the most respected voices in modern earth-based spirituality.
Starhawk is also well-known as a global justice activist and organizer, whose work and writings have inspired many to action. She is
2011-12-0856 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Calenthia Dowdy (episode 38)n this episode, Joanna and Mark interview Calenthia Dowdy.Calenthia Dowdy is a cultural anthropologist who specializes in urban youth culture(s) and Afro-Brazilian life. She teaches youth ministry and cultural anthropology at Eastern University in St. Davids, Pennsylvania. Calenthia was born, raised, and continues to reside in the city of Philadelphia. She’s a Philadelphia Mennonite affiliate and has a keen interest in intentional discipleship community living and various expressions of the emerging church movement. Since 2003, Calenthia has been an antiracism trainer with Damascus Road, an antiracism education and organizing program.Recently, she contributed a...
2011-11-2353 minthe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Calenthia Dowdy (episode 38)In this episode, Joanna and Mark interview Calenthia Dowdy.
Calenthia Dowdy is a cultural anthropologist who specializes in urban youth culture(s) and Afro-Brazilian life. She teaches youth ministry and cultural anthropology at Eastern University in St. D
2011-11-2352 minthe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Calenthia Dowdy (episode 38)In this episode, Joanna and Mark interview Calenthia Dowdy.
Calenthia Dowdy is a cultural anthropologist who specializes in urban youth culture(s) and Afro-Brazilian life. She teaches youth ministry and cultural anthropology at Eastern University in St. D
2011-11-2352 minthe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Robert Ellsberg (episode 37)In this episode, Joanna and Mark interview Robert Ellsberg.
Robert Ellsberg is the son of Carol Cummings and the American military analyst and whistleblower, Daniel Ellsberg. At age 19, Robert dropped out of college, intending to spen
2011-09-2248 minthe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Robert Ellsberg (episode 37)In this episode, Joanna and Mark interview Robert Ellsberg.
Robert Ellsberg is the son of Carol Cummings and the American military analyst and whistleblower, Daniel Ellsberg. At age 19, Robert dropped out of college, intending to spen
2011-09-2248 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Robert Ellsberg (episode 37)n this episode, Joanna and Mark interview Robert Ellsberg.Robert Ellsberg is the son of Carol Cummings and the American military analyst and whistleblower, Daniel Ellsberg. At age 19, Robert dropped out of college, intending to spend a few months with the Catholic Worker Movement. He stayed to become the managing editor of The Catholic Worker for two years (1976-8), a job that would introduce him to Dorothy Day and consequently would allow him to work with Day for the last five years of her life. This life-changing experience prompted him to convert to Catholicism.In 1987 he bega...
2011-09-2248 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Bruce Levine (episode 36)n this episode, Mark (with an impromptu question from Orrin) interviews Dr. Bruce Levine.Dr. Levine writes and speaks widely on how society, culture, politics and psychology intersect. His latest book is Get Up, Stand Up: Uniting Populists, Energizing the Defeated, and Battling the Corporate Elite A practicing clinical psychologist often at odds with the mainstream of his profession, he is a regular contributor to the Huffington Post, CounterPunch, AlterNet, and Z Magazine. His articles and interviews have been published in Adbusters, Truthout, The Ecologist, High Times, and numerous other magazines.
2011-08-1848 minthe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Bruce Levine (episode 36)In this episode, Mark (with an impromptu question from Orrin) interviews Dr. Bruce Levine.
Dr. Levine writes and speaks widely on how society, culture, politics and psychology intersect. His latest book is Get Up, Stand Up: Uniting Populists, Energizin
2011-08-1835 minthe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Bruce Levine (episode 36)In this episode, Mark (with an impromptu question from Orrin) interviews Dr. Bruce Levine.
Dr. Levine writes and speaks widely on how society, culture, politics and psychology intersect. His latest book is Get Up, Stand Up: Uniting Populists, Energizin
2011-08-1835 minthe IconocastIconocast Episode 35: Bob Ekblad, part twoThis is the second of a two part interview with Bob Ekblad. For part one, go here.
Bob Ekblad is executive director of Tierra Nueva and The People’s Seminary in Burlington, Washington. Tierra Nueva is an ecumenical ministry located in Burlin
2011-08-0416 minthe IconocastIconocast Episode 35: Bob Ekblad, part twoThis is the second of a two part interview with Bob Ekblad. For part one, go here.
Bob Ekblad is executive director of Tierra Nueva and The People’s Seminary in Burlington, Washington. Tierra Nueva is an ecumenical ministry located in Burlin
2011-08-0416 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Bob Ekblad, part two (episode 35)This is the second of a two part interview with Bob Ekblad. For part one, go here.Bob Ekblad is executive director of Tierra Nueva and The People’s Seminary in Burlington, Washington. Tierra Nueva is an ecumenical ministry located in Burlington, Washington, that seeks to share the Good News of God’s liberation in Jesus Christ with migrant farmworkers, jail inmates, and Skagit Valley gang members. A minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA), Bob holds a ThD in Old Testament and is known internationally for his courses and workshops on reading the Bible. Bob and his wife Grac...
2011-08-0442 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Bob Ekblad, part one (episode 34)In this episode Jarrod and Mark interview Bob Ekblad.Bob Ekblad is executive director of Tierra Nueva and The People’s Seminary in Burlington, Washington. Tierra Nueva is an ecumenical ministry located in Burlington, Washington, that seeks to share the Good News of God’s liberation in Jesus Christ with migrant farmworkers, jail inmates, and Skagit Valley gang members. A minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA), Bob holds a ThD in Old Testament and is known internationally for his courses and workshops on reading the Bible. Bob and his wife Gracie minister at Tierra Nueva and at their h...
2011-07-2142 minthe IconocastIconocast Episode 34: Bob Ekblad, part oneIn this episode Jarrod and Mark interview Bob Ekblad.
Bob Ekblad is executive director of Tierra Nueva and The People’s Seminary in Burlington, Washington. Tierra Nueva is an ecumenical ministry located in Burlington, Washington, that seeks to share
2011-07-2142 minthe IconocastIconocast Episode 34: Bob Ekblad, part oneIn this episode Jarrod and Mark interview Bob Ekblad.
Bob Ekblad is executive director of Tierra Nueva and The People’s Seminary in Burlington, Washington. Tierra Nueva is an ecumenical ministry located in Burlington, Washington, that seeks to share
2011-07-2142 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Alexia Salvatierra (episode 33)In this episode Caleb and Joanna interview Alexia Salvatierra. Rev. Salvatierra is the founding director of FaithRooted.org and served as the executive director of C.L.U.E. (clergy and laity united for economic justice), an organization of religious leaders in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego. C.L.U.E. supports low-wage workers in their struggle for a living wage, health insurance, fair working conditions and a voice in the decisions that effect them. C.L.U.E. is one of the coordinating agencies of the national New Sanctuary Movement, in which congregations accompany an...
2011-07-0851 minthe IconocastIconocast Episode 33: Alexia SalvatierraIn this episode Caleb and Joanna interview Alexia Salvatierra. Rev. Salvatierra is the founding director of FaithRooted.org and served as the executive director of C.L.U.E. (clergy and laity united for economic justice), an organization of religious
2011-07-0851 minthe IconocastIconocast Episode 33: Alexia SalvatierraIn this episode Caleb and Joanna interview Alexia Salvatierra. Rev. Salvatierra is the founding director of FaithRooted.org and served as the executive director of C.L.U.E. (clergy and laity united for economic justice), an organization of religious
2011-07-0851 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Seth Donovan (episode 32)n this episode, Sarah and Joanna talk to thinker and activist Seth Donavan. Seth blogs at confessingqueer.com. Seth’s work in her community focuses on what it means to create new ways of being while honoring the wisdom of our history & stories.
2011-06-2349 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Goshen and the National Anthem (episode 31)In this episode, Mark sits down with Nekeisha and Andy Alexis-Baker to discuss the recent decision by Goshen College to discontinue its playing of the National Anthem at sporting events. Since its founding in 1894, Goshen has refrained from playing the anthem at events…until Spring 2010, when it started playing an instrumental version. Due, in part, to acampaign started by Andy and Nekeisha, Goshen decided to reverse its decision in a June 2011 meeting and will, therefore, no longer play the anthem. But this decision–to reverse their earlier decision–has resulted in a backlash–including a deluge of hate mail and some...
2011-06-141h 01The Iconocastthe Iconocast: James H. Cone (episode 30)In this episode, Mark and Nekeisha interview James Cone, who is considered by many to be the father of black liberation theology. Professor James H. Cone is the Charles A. Briggs Distinguished Professor of Systematic Theology at Union Theological Seminary. Dr. Cone is an ordained minister in the African Methodist Episcopal Church. He is the author of a number of books (including Black Theology and Black Power, God of the Oppressed, and Martin and Malcom and America). Dr. Cone has lectured at more than 1,000 universities and community organizations throughout the United States, Europe, Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean
2011-06-0738 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Joyce Hollyday (episode 29)In this episode, Joanna and Mark interview Joyce Hollyday.Joyce is a co-founder and co-pastor of Circle of Mercy, an ecumenical congregation in Asheville, North Carolina as well as a founder of Word and World–an experiment in alternative theological education bridging the gulf between the seminary, the sanctuary, and the street. She served for fifteen years as the Associate Editor of Sojourners magazine and is the author of several books, including Clothed with the Sun: Biblical Women, Social Justice, and Us and Then Shall Your Light Rise: Spiritual Formation and Social Witness.
2011-05-2657 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Ed Loring (episode 25)This is the Iconocast, episode 25, March 3rd, 2011 “Murphy and Ed on the Road, part 2.”This is the second of a two part interivew with Murphy Davis and Ed Loring. In part two, Joanna and Mark interview Eduard Loring. Ed, along with his wife Murphy Davis, have protested the death penalty, worked for housing the homeless, spoken out against racial injustice, sought justice for the poor, and fought against war. They are founding partners of the Open Door Community–a diverse residential Christian community in downtown Atlanta. For over 30 years, they have lived in community with the homeless poor, f...
2011-03-0347 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Murphy Davis (episode 24)This is the Iconocast, episode 24: “Murphy and Ed on the Road, part 1.”This is the first of a two part interivew with Murphy Davis and Ed Loring. In part one, Joanna and Mark interview Murphy Davis. Murphy Davis, with her husband, Ed Loring, have protested the death penalty, worked for housing the homeless, spoken out against racial injustice, sought justice for the poor, and fought against war. Davis and Loring are founding partners of the Open Door Community–a diverse residential Christian community in downtown Atlanta. For over 30 years, they have lived in community with the homeless poor, f...
2011-02-1856 minThe Iconocastthe Iconocast: Nekeisha Alayna Alexis (episode 1)In this episode, co-hosts Joanna Shenk and Mark Van Steenwyk interview Nekeisha Alexis-Baker (founder of JesusRadicals.com, activist, organizer, and thinker). Note: this interview was recorded months before the Iconocast became a part of JesusRadicals.com.
2010-03-0437 min
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