Fabric Podcast

At the Core: Think Big

Thinking big is at the core for Fabric. How do you see it playing out in our community? How do you play it out in your life? In this episode, Greg Meyer speaks with Justin Ley of Reema Health and Karl Ulfers of Duos about what thinking big looks like in their work. 
 
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Reimagine was written by Chris Tripolino and performed with Matt Herzog
TED Talk mentioned in this episode: Shabana Basij-Rasikh

At the Core: Brave Uncertainty

The only thing we can really be certain about is that there is very little certainty in the world. Braving uncertainty is one of the things at the core of who Fabric is.  
Sure Not Sure was written by Laura Lou & Chris Tripolino and they were joined in the live performance by Willie Harbert, Kjell Nafstad, Darren Selberg, and Dan Miller.
The TED Talk referenced by Isaac Lidsky can be found HERE.
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At the Core: Choose Connection

What is beneath your choices and actions? For Fabric, we’ve identified 5 values at our core and this episode kicks off the conversation with Greg Meyer being joined by Erin McGillivray, Dan Miller, and Martha Tofteland.  You’ll also hear Dipankar Mukherjee of Pangea World Theater reading No Man Is an Island by John Donne.  All music was written by Chris Tripolino and his song Awe & Wonder was performed by Matt Herzog, Justin Ley, Darren Selberg, and Chris Tripolino.EPISODE PAGE

Pivoting

As Fabric pivots (once again) to a period of virtual gatherings because of the wild spread of the Omicron variant, Melissa Lock, Greg Meyer, and Chris Tripolino reflect on the moment and value of being nimble in the face of challenges.
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Because I Love You: Undeserved

What if one of the most important lessons of love is learned in realizing how it doesn’t depend on us being deserving? A deep love reverberating in the universe simply is! Pause with Kris & Greg Meyer to reflect on the undeserved nature of that love!Episode Page

Because I Love You: Fragile

Isn’t it interesting that the unstoppable nature of love comes in fragile forms? In conversation with Greg & Kris Meyer, the vulnerable, risky nature of deep love is what this episode explores.
 
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Because I Love You: Breathtaking

Sometimes what we notice seems so unfathomable that it can feel terrifying. It’s easy to feel insignificant in the face of the seemingly infinite, but could there be something intimate there? Chris and Jenny Lillehei help us pause and listen and give permission for our breath to be stolen.
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Because I Love You: Beautiful

The “what” and the “how” of God are deep mysteries, but the universe that continues to reveal a little of that “third strand” we talk about seems to say that we are loved. As the word, “why?” arises in response to beauty we encounter, perhaps an answer is, “because I love you.”
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