Hashcast

Anam Cara
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A short podcast where preachers hash out their sermons together. The calm before the (brain)storm, if you like.

  1. Preaching on the Border (feat. Manuel Retamoza)

    -5 дн.

    Preaching on the Border (feat. Manuel Retamoza)

    Tuhina and Jason sat down with the Border Church pastor, the Rev. Manuel Retamoza, to talk about what it means to preach about the God of peace amidst the machinery of war – a God of justice across walls of division and destruction. Why is it actually easiest for him to write a sermon when he's going to preach at the U.S.-Mexico border? Tune in.

    16 мин.

  2. 22 июн.

    Letting the Bible Breathe (feat. Ian McConnell)

    Tim and Tuhina sat down with the lovely and insightful Rev. Ian McConnell, senior pastor at Fabric in south Minneapolis, to get down to the basics when it comes to preaching: What are we doing when we preach? Even more importantly, why? Hashcast is, in large part, a podcast that goes behind-the-scenes with preachers and their processes – in that case, this episode might be the most Hashcast-y of all the Hashcast episodes! So get your notes ready: Pr. Ian is dropping some wisdom.

    16 мин.

  3. 15 июн.

    On Juneteenth (feat. Tamika Jay and Priscilla Paris-Austin)

    The brilliant and thoughtful Revs. Priscilla Paris-Austin and Tamika Jay joined Hashcast (asynchronously) to talk about Juneteenth, their own relationships with it, and why it still matters today – maybe even more so.

    17 мин.
  4. The Social Change Ecosystem (feat. Deepa Iyer)

    8 июн.

    The Social Change Ecosystem (feat. Deepa Iyer)

    Tuhina and Jason sit down with writer and advocate Deepa Iyer to discuss her transformational concept of a social change ecosystem. What does it mean to live together and work for meaningful change within a living, breathing ecosystem? How can this framework empower all different kinds of people to make this world better?

    17 мин.

  5. 1 июн.

    An Intergenerational Lens (feat. Emma Northcott)

    Tuhina and Jason sit down with lay leader extraordinaire, Dr. Emma Northcott, to talk about what it means to bring an intergenerational focus to the work of being church together. How seriously do we take the idea of the priesthood of all believers? Emma brought her years of wisdom and experience to bear on the subject, and we were all the better for it.

    18 мин.
  6. Rooting Ourselves in Story (feat. Sarah Agnew)

    25 мая

    Rooting Ourselves in Story (feat. Sarah Agnew)

    The lovely and thoughtful storyteller-poet-minister, Sarah Agnew, sat down with Jason and guest interviewer Regina Heater to talk about the preacher as storyteller: what does it mean to root ourselves in story? To preach by story, yes – but also to lead by story, to teach by story? Stories don't usually give clear answers. They both require us to rest in mystery, and also inspire us to re-tell and reimagine .

    17 мин.

  7. 18 мая

    Doing Good and Doing Well in an Economy That's Neither (feat. Keisha McKenzie)

    In our first episode of Pentecost this year, we stay in the Easter texts of Acts in order to take a wider view with author, technical communicator, caregiver, intermediate weightlifter – not to mention lovely human being – Keisha McKenzie. What does it mean to build a moral economy in a current economic system that is neither moral nor an economy which works for all? -- Books referenced in the episode: Cynthia Moe-Lobeda, Building a Moral Economy: Pathways for People of Courage (Fortress, 2024) Amy-Jill Levine & Marc Zvi Zettler, The Jewish Annotated New Testament (NRSV) (Oxford UP, 2011) H. Emilie Cady, Lessons in Truth (Unity Books, 1903/2007) Ruha Benjamin, Imagination: A Manifesto (Norton, 2024) Brian Blount, Gay Byron, & Emerson Powery (eds), True to Our Native Land: An African American New Testament Commentary, 2nd ed. (Fortress, 2007/2024)

    18 мин.
  8. Easter Review (feat. Regina Heater)

    11 мая

    Easter Review (feat. Regina Heater)

    Tim and Jason sat back down with recent guest – and now, by definition, Friend of the Pod™! – the fantastic ecumenist, story-collector, and story-sharer, Regina Heater, to revisit our recent Lenten conversation and consider Easter in light of it. In particular, we look to the rising cancer of white supremacy (especially in too many of our churches) and where we might find ways of anti-racism and racial reconciliation in the post-resurrection stories of Jesus and beyond.

    18 мин.
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A short podcast where preachers hash out their sermons together. The calm before the (brain)storm, if you like.

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  • Автор
    Anam Cara
  • Годы выхода
    2021 - 2026
  • Выпуски
    119
  • Ограничения
    Без ненормативной лексики
  • Авторские права
    © 2026 Anam Cara
  • Сайт подкаста
    Hashcast

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