Fabric Podcast

Chris Tripolino & The Art of Togethering

After a Fabric-sponsored open mic at the Minnehaha Falls Art Fair in lieu of a normal gathering, Melissa Lock asks Chris Tripolino some questions about the art of togethering.
 
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The Art of Togethering: The Improv of It

Danger Boat Productions founders Tane Danger and Brandon Boat joined Fabric for a morning of fun, challenge, and insight using improv.  Afterward, Melissa Lock interviewed them. 
 
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Joe Davis & The Art of Togethering

Melissa Lock has a conversation with artist Joe Davis about his backstory as an artist and how we can all see the art within us and at our disposal.

The Art of Togethering: Art & Togethering with Joe Davis

Minneapolis-based artist, speaker, poet and author Joe Davis is shaping culture across the country one shared experience of honesty and joy at a time.
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Togethering Takes Being There

Technology helps us connect broadly, but attention to how we’re being present is needed to deepen those connections.  Listen as Melissa Lock helps us consider how intentionally “being there” makes all the difference.
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Togethering Within: What’s Your Ministry?

We use the language of M&Ms to remind us about nurturing a “mission” beyond our community (like we talked about last week), and as Greg Meyer shares in this episode, a “ministry” within Fabric.  Maybe weird words, but considering our unique contribution to a community that serves us and others is what keeps us all healthy!
 
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Togethering Beyond: What’s Your Mission?

You are shaped to make a contribution. For a long time, we've talked about m&m-- how your unique contributions make togethering work through your mission in the world and your ministry within our community.  These aren't things Fabric is trying to put onto you, but parts of your truest self that are likely the most life-giving parts of your existence!
 
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Togethering Takes Time Alone

The wisdom of, “Love your neighbor” in the Bible was nestled between the calls to love God and, foundationally, yourself. Could it be that being with yourself might unlock what “Togethering” could be?
 
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