A Peace of My Mind

John Noltner
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A Peace of My Mind

Stories to bridge divides and build community.

  1. Episode 119 - Creative Changemaker Joe Davis and his band Poetic Diaspora

    04/08/2023

    Episode 119 - Creative Changemaker Joe Davis and his band Poetic Diaspora

    Joe Davis is a spoken word artist in Minneapolis. I interviewed Joe in front of a live audience for one of our Creative Changemakers events on July 25 at Squirrel Haus Arts in Minneapolis. He joined us with his band Poetic Diaspora. Enjoy a little music with them and then our conversation.

    53min
  2. Episode 118 - Creative Changemaker Jan Selby and Beyond the Divide

    30/04/2023

    Episode 118 - Creative Changemaker Jan Selby and Beyond the Divide

    Jan Selby is an award-winning filmmaker whose work has been screened internationally in settings ranging from film festivals and art museums to university classrooms and on Public Television. BEYOND THE DIVIDE premiered at Montana’s Big Sky Documentary Film Festival and won Best Feature Documentary at the Peace on Earth Film Festival. After a year of traveling to festivals world-wide, BEYOND THE DIVIDE was broadcast on Twin Cities Public Television, which led to national distribution by Ameri...

    35min
  3. Episode 117 - Duncan Gray

    18/04/2023

    Episode 117 - Duncan Gray

    Duncan Gray is a retired Episcopal Priest and was the 9th Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi. I met him at St. Peter's Episcopal church in Oxford, Mississippi, where he was rector, like his father before him. His father served from 1957 to 1965 during the turbulent era when James Meredith was the first Black man who was allowed admission into the University of Mississippi.St. Peter’s organized itself in 1851. The church building was completed just prior to the Civil War in 1860. I...

    41min
  4. Episode 116 - Chief Shirell Parfait-Dardar

    01/04/2023

    Episode 116 - Chief Shirell Parfait-Dardar

    Chief Shirell Parfait-Dardar is chief of the Grand Caillou/Dulac Band of Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana. She has spent decades helping her community fight for federal recognition of their tribe and finding resilient solutions to the political and environmental challenges that have seen their traditional lands literally wash away into the Gulf of Mexico.(We did this interview on the front porch, on a windy day, along a busy road, so there is some background noise, bu...

    57min
  5. Episode 115 - Greg Campbell

    10/03/2023

    Episode 115 - Greg Campbell

    Greg Campbell has gone home to die. His liver and kidneys are failing and on Wednesday, March 8, he left the hospital because he didn't want to die in an institution. He has chosen to die at home where he finds peace and love and safety.We talked about his faith, his desire to teach people that they don't need to fear death and the deep joy in having time to say goodbye to friends.Greg said, "Am I sad? Yeah. But this is the trail I'm on. And I have to finish the trail."

    56min
  6. Episode 114 - April Grayson

    05/03/2023

    Episode 114 - April Grayson

    April Grayson was born and raised in Mississippi. She left the state after college and returned again 10 years later to tell stories about her home state and, in particular, about the Civil Rights Movement and the history of race in Mississippi through oral history and documentary films. April is the director of Community & Capacity Building at the Alluvial Collective, formerly the William Winter Institute for Racial Reconciliation, an organization that works to hold space for difficult c...

    1h9min
  7. Episode 113 -Randell Sam

    12/01/2023

    Episode 113 -Randell Sam

    Randell Sam is a member of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe. I met Randell while spending some time with the Water Protectors near Palisade, Minnesota. After a brief introduction in Ojibwe, Randell shared some of his history with alcohol and drug addiction. After years of using, he found the true meaning behind his Anishinabe name, which is, “I Am The Walking Light.” Randell plays an important role in the recovery movement in his community, fighting the opioid epidemic. Through living honestly a...

    34min
  8. Episode 112 - Harvey Goodsky, Jr.

    21/11/2022

    Episode 112 - Harvey Goodsky, Jr.

    Harvey Goodsky, Jr. lives in McGregor, Minnesota. As a part of the Sucker Fish Clan, he carries the responsibility of being the shepherd of the land. His priority is to keep that teaching and learning alive through his own seven children and their future generations. Harvey opens our interview with a message in his native language, Ojibwe. We talked about his childhood and growing up as Anishinaabe, his connection with their land and learning the clan's traditions. He shared the historic...

    43min
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Stories to bridge divides and build community.

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  • Criado por
    John Noltner
  • Anos de atividade
    2020 - 2023
  • Episódios
    118
  • Classificação
    Livre
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    © 2023 A Peace of My Mind
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    A Peace of My Mind

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