Fabric Podcast

A good story connects us with truths that help us find home wherever we are. In this episode you'll hear two such stories from Maia Dalager and Kaarin Kratz who both found themselves far from home - and unprepared.

Losing yourself in someone else’s generously shared story is a wonderful way to find yourself. This week, Stephen Taylor and Bjorn Westgard offer up stories of questioned decisions. Did I do the right thing? You might know the feeling.

This episode features stories Laureen Harbert and Eloise Carlson kicking off our focus on sharing stories! 

Of course when we start talking about the deepest themes of life, it can feel abstract, like it's somewhere, "out there." Being Fabric, though, means being local.  Putting out roots from that deepest self and your deepest connections. Listen as Chris Lillehei helps us explore what's right here!

Melissa Lock gets a little more into Anna's story as an artist after our regular podcast, The Art of Togethering: That Beat!

Local artist, teacher, and dear friend of Fabric, Brother Timothy Frantzich helps us gaze into the fruitful challenges of trusting who we are as individuals and a community as we look at what the word organic might mean in the context of Fabric!

The word fresh could easily feel like the opposite of the word church.  Still, chasing fads is not what Fabric is about. In this episode, Melissa Lock wonders at what it might be to be a safe, grounding community that’s fresh enough to keep us curious and inspired.

Melissa Lock asks Lindsay Walz for a little more about her own journey with art and the "togethering" power of it in her life.