Welcome to recordings from the 2017 Festival of Faith & Music. The biennial festival brings together musicians, critics, journalists, artists, and listeners for three days of concerts, lectures, and conversations that explore the intersection

2017 Festival of Faith and Music: Katelyn Beaty

Oct 20th, 2017 43m 2s

2017 Festival of Faith and Music: Jessica Hopper & Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib

Oct 20th, 2017 41m 37s

2017 Festival of Faith and Music: Julien Baker

Oct 20th, 2017 31m 53s

2017 Festival of Faith and Music: Ann Powers

Oct 20th, 2017 18m 28s

2016 Fall Writers Series: Peter Ho Davies

Dec 21st, 2016 1h 2m

Sly, funny, intelligent, and artfully structured, THE FORTUNES by Peter Ho Davies recasts American history through the lives of four Chinese Americans and reimagines the multigenerational novel through the fractures of immigrant family experien

2016 Fall Writers Series: Austin Channing Brown

Dec 21st, 2016 1h 2m

A popular blogger and widely traveled speaker on racial justice and reconciliation, Austin Channing Brown will be doing a reading based on her upcoming book about the burdens her black body carries by virtue of living and working in spaces char

2016 Fall Writers Series: W. Todd Kaneko

Dec 21st, 2016 52m 15s

In THE DEAD WRESTLER ELEGIES, up-and-coming poet W. Todd Kaneko mines the history of professional wrestling to examine complex relationships between fathers and sons and makes the wrestling ring an allegory of childhood, desire, and loss. All t

2016 Fall Writers Series: Jim Wallis

Dec 21st, 2016 46m 14s

Listen to the extended version with community response and Q&A here: Jim Wallis speaks about his latest book AMERICA'S ORIGINAL SIN: RACISM, WHITE PRIVILEGE, AND THE BRIDGE TO A NEW AMERICA at Calvin College on Monday, September 12. JIM WAL

(EXTENDED) 2016 Fall Writers Series: Jim Wallis with Community Response and Q&A

Dec 14th, 2016 1h 55m

Jim Wallis speaks about his latest book AMERICA'S ORIGINAL SIN: RACISM, WHITE PRIVILEGE, AND THE BRIDGE TO A NEW AMERICA at Calvin College on Monday, September 12. He is followed by responses from local leaders providing perspectives on race in

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