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Faith in the Arts

A podcast about art and faith from Sputnik, Morphē Arts + Kingdom Artist Initiative.

Available on Spotify, Apple, Google Podcasts + more 👇
www.faithinthearts.show

01/08/2025

"It’s not just about being creative in Christian circles. Get out there! Work for the common good… for the cultural conversation because if we stay inside [Christian culture] …and say that we don’t really want to interact with non-Christians… we will become increasingly tribal and make a lot of these vampire mistakes. …And that end product is not Christ-like."

From S3 Ep. 9 with show hosts

14/07/2025

Episode 9 of Season 3 is out now!

As Christians, we are called to love people. This means that we should support and serve others and not exploit of steal from them. We all know this! But how does this apply to the art traditions that we practice within? How do we actively contribute to them, rather than exploiting them? How can we be blood donors rather than vampires? And where do sharks fit in? That’s what this episode is all about.

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04/07/2025

"There's a Trojan horse of Jesus within hip-hop that has infiltrated the secular culture that we’re in. People wouldn’t have thought 20 years ago that you could have the level of Christian conversation in the artistic cultural conversation (that we’re having today) and hiphop has been largely responsible for that."

From S3 Ep. 8 with guest speaker (and show host) "Barrowclough" (), Birmingham-based rapper.

26/05/2025

Episode 8 of Season 3 is out now!

We’ve heard about Ally’s art. We’ve heard about Marlita’s art. Today, we focus on Jonny’s or, should I say, Barrowclough’s. If hip-hop geekery is your thing, you won’t be disappointed. If it’s not, don’t worry though. The conversation explores the kaleidoscopic nature of art, the joys of collaboration, the unusual ways in which Christianity infiltrates culture and how we all can find our places in our artforms.

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and guest host, Barrowclough (), a Birmingham rapper you might have heard from before 😉

23/05/2025

"I really do believe that art is transcendental I think there is something so deeply of God in the arts and when people experience beauty or art they experience this whisper of something more."

From S3 Ep. 7 with guest speaker , ceramicist (Fine & Applied Art from the Uni of Ulster, graduated from the Craft Council of Ireland) with a passion for creating conceptual porcelain work that evokes mystery and beauty.

07/05/2025

Episode 7 of Season 3 is out now!

Today, Macclesfield based ceramicist, Rachel Ho introduces us to her fabulous ‘Gift to the City’ project, sparking all sorts of trains of thought. The restorative power of art. Artists as priests. Paying the bills. And, as a podcast first, today’s episode is sponsored by a popular energy drink. Kind of.

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and guest host, Rachel Ho (), ceramicist with a passion for creating conceptual porcelain work that evokes mystery and beauty.

02/05/2025

"When you ignore great truth even from pagan sources you’re actually insulting God… Real truth can only come from one source so we need to be attentive in looking for that."

From S3 Ep. 6 with guest speaker , Humanities Professor, Author of “Imagining Our Neighbors as Ourselves: How Art Shapes Empathy,” educator, and speaker.

14/03/2025

Episode 6 of Season 3 is out now! 🚨

What do you think of when you think of prophetic art? Does your mind instantly turn to the subversive power of beauty, energizing hope, alternate realities, toppling empire and the ministry of attentiveness? No? Well, perhaps you should spend an hour with Dr Mary McCampbell and the FITA team!

and guest host, Dr. Mary McCampbell (), an author, educator, and speaker whose publications span the worlds of literature, film, and popular music.

07/03/2025

"‘Artists’ intentional practice can be a baseline for what apprenticeship to Jesus can look like."

From S3 Ep. 5 with guest speaker , International artist, teacher, and speaker who founded the tap dance company Cats Paying Dues, and co-founded the Tap Legacy™ Foundation, Inc.

31/01/2025

Episode 5 of Season 3 is here! 🔥

Marlita Hill and Sputnik: Faith & Arts are back with internationally acclaimed tap dancer, Andrew J. Nemr ! He leads us on a riveting journey through the history of tap dance, the fracturing of the media landscape, sharing your process, the morning pages and recovering from burnout. Oh, and how art practice can serve as a model for Christian discipleship.

Get listening at faithinthearts.show (or your fav places for streaming podcasts 🎧 )

20/12/2024

We'll be back in the New Year for more GUEST episodes of Season 3! 🎉

Perhaps have a little listen back over your favourite episodes during the holiday downtime? Or catch up on the ones you've missed? 🎙️

For now,
Happy Christmas from the Faith in the Arts Podcast team 🎄

11/10/2024

"It is right and okay to want to be understood but at the same time I feel we, as artists can fall into the sin of resenting the church for not understanding us when what we do is very difficult to understand. Do we have the same generosity of spirit that we want to be shown to us? Am I really interested in the person in my congregation who is a plumber and I want to understand their work, I want to know the difficulties of it, because if I’m not, why should there be in me?"

From S3 Ep. 4 with guest speaker Anselm McDonnell , an Irish/Welsh Composer based in Belfast, working with experimental and avant garde compositions.

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