Fabric Podcast

Reimagining Your Life

Poet Michael Kleber-Diggs speaks with Greg Meyer and shares how he has used poetry to reimagine the world he grew up in, the world he lives in now and, perhaps the world we could live in together.  Michael’s new book is called Worldly Things.  

Reimagining Your Story

Amara Solomon Kamara, contributing author to Green Card Voices' graphic novel, Our Stories Carried Us Here shares his story and helps us learn to know, value, and tell our own stories to reimagine our world..
Learn more about Story Stitch - Green Card Voices Check out Fabric’s October Book Club  to order the discounted book

Stirrings in Your Career

Stirrings often challenge how we’re investing our life.  It can feel unsettling to even wonder about how we’re spending our time, our efforts, our jobs, our hopes. That’s why we’re doing it together!
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Stirrings in your Relationships

Stirrings will sometimes seem to keep making noise until we wake up. Often they do it through (and about) the relationships we have, so we’re talking about it!
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Stirrings: Listening to Your Stirrings

We often miss (or ignore) the rumblings of change echoing deep within us. Stirrings signal a coming change and together we can learn to listen for them.Link: Outline

If It Doesn‘t Make Sense, It Doesn‘t Make Sense

Should God make sense to us? Or perhaps be so far outside our natural order that anything God does is an interruption to how the world normally works? This episode dives in to that vast gray area between--an important place for us to be as Fabric.(Rebroadcast from a live gathering in Minneapolis, MN in January of 2020)

It Was Never Meant to Be This Way

There's a transformation that's happening within the worlds of spirituality and religion.  It's like a (long-overdue) skin we're shedding.  Whether you feel pain, numb, excitement, curiosity, fear or something else, this conversation (rebroadcast from before we entered the pandemic) points to who we are as Fabric. As we celebrate 15 years as a community, it seemed like a great place to return!

Building Bridges

Fabric welcomes back Melissa Melnick Gonzalez who was an intern with us for two years before she began her own community, Tapestry, which she and her husband, Josué Gonzalez, lead in South Minneapolis.