Our Top 5 Episodes of the Year
Join us as we remember some of the most thoughtful moments in our first season.
Season 1
Finding Silence in Post-Twitter Life
What happens when we choose silence over social media?
How to Start a Quaker Nonprofit
Take a peek behind the curtain of Thee Quaker Project.
God is Everywhere: Vocal Ministry in Everyday Conversations
What if every conversation you have is an opportunity for vocal ministry?
Quaker Online Communities
We take a tour of the places where Quakers (and the Quaker curious!) are congregating online.
James Nayler: The Quaker Who Rode Into Bristol
Who was James Nayler, and why did he ride into Bristol? We talk with four Quaker historians.
The Weird World of Religious Radicals in 17th Century England
Who in the world were the Ranters, and what do they have in common with Quakers?
Social justice, Lenny Kravitz, and a Quaker Meeting Mixtape
A pastor asks, “Does anybody out there even care?”
Weird Quaker Names Go Viral on Twitter
What does a viral tweet have to do with Quaker needlework?
A Quaker Murder Mystery Writer Gets Cozy With Crime
Listen to our conversation with bestselling Quaker author Edith Maxwell.
Quakers in Australia
Join us as we visit Quakers from Tasmania to Sydney!
What if God is the Rest of Your Body?
Inside Durham Meeting: Craig Freshley shares a unique message.
Farming the ‘Wild East’: A Friends school graduate finds a calling in farm life
Cultivating a farm and a spiritual awakening.
Quakers and Zoom: How Videoconferencing Came to Quaker Worship and Whether It’s Here to Stay
Join us as we consider the ways Zoom has impacted Quaker worship.
Quakers and Slavery: A Walk to the Underground Railroad Tree
Join us for a walk in the woods to see a very important tree: one that sheds light on Quakers and slavery.
Inside a Semi-Programmed Quaker Meeting for Worship
This week, we go live with Pastor Ashley Wilcox as she shares a message of wisdom.
A Quaker Pacifist Joins the Military
How do you trust a divine calling that seems to go against your community’s most cherished value: peace?
The Grimke Sisters: How Two Southern Slave-Owning Quakers Became America’s Fiercest Abolitionists
Sarah and Angelina Grimke were bold advocates for abolition and women’s rights. How did they disappear from history?
Quaker Meeting for Worship
We share three essays written by members of Central Philadelphia Monthly Meeting about their experience of Quaker Meeting for Worship.
Quakers and the Internet
We explore 17th century social media, Quakers and fandom, and the power of TikTok.
George Fox and the Birth of Quakerism
In the mid-1600s, an unusual man named George Fox rejected the religious norms of his day and founded a new radically different faith. Does that matter to Quakers today?
You've reached the end! (or is it the beginning?)
You've reached the end! (or is it the beginning?)