Dear God: Nana Adjoa
By Nana Adjoa | October 10, 2018
By Nana Adjoa | October 10, 2018
Dear God: Nana Adjoa
“Something that promises to heal not just one wound, but all wounds, is very tempting to believe.”
Tag: religion
Guillermo del Toro (The Shape of Water) Talks with William Friedkin (The Devil and Father Amorth) for the Talkhouse Podcast (Part 2)
By Guillermo del Toro | April 19, 2018
By Guillermo del Toro | April 19, 2018
Guillermo del Toro (The Shape of Water) Talks with William Friedkin (The Devil and Father Amorth) for the Talkhouse Podcast (Part 2)
The two Academy Award-winning directors discuss Friedkin's gripping new documentary, and life's big questions.
Finding the Faith, or What I Learned Working with At-Risk LGBTQ Youth
By Damon Cardasis | January 12, 2018
By Damon Cardasis | January 12, 2018
Finding the Faith, or What I Learned Working with At-Risk LGBTQ Youth
Damon Cardasis on his experiences making Saturday Church, which shows a positive path forward for Christianity in the LGBTQ community.
Songs of Worship
By Julian Reid | September 12, 2017
By Julian Reid | September 12, 2017
Songs of Worship
My time in the Christian ministry and work as a musician are deeply connected.
Jonny Pierce (the Drums) Talks Gay Conversion Therapy, His True Voice and Fear
By Jonny Pierce | December 13, 2016
By Jonny Pierce | December 13, 2016
Jonny Pierce (the Drums) Talks Gay Conversion Therapy, His True Voice and Fear
Life will never be perfect, but by honoring who we are and loving who we are, we can make it better.
Will Toledo (Car Seat Headrest) on Kanye’s Most Repulsive (and Amazing) Album
By Will Toledo | December 2, 2016
By Will Toledo | December 2, 2016
Will Toledo (Car Seat Headrest) on Kanye’s Most Repulsive (and Amazing) Album
A human being is a repulsive creature, too, when broken down into parts. It is only upon glimpsing the whole that beauty can be found.
On Being a White Male Atheist and an Afghan Woman in the Time of Trump
By Josh Strawn and Zohra Atash | November 23, 2016
By Josh Strawn and Zohra Atash | November 23, 2016
On Being a White Male Atheist and an Afghan Woman in the Time of Trump
Azar Swan’s music has always reflected the dynamic between them. It will continue to.
Will Sheff (Okkervil River) Talks Bill Fay’s Who Is the Sender?
By Will Sheff | June 1, 2015
By Will Sheff | June 1, 2015
Will Sheff (Okkervil River) Talks Bill Fay’s Who Is the Sender?
The faith in rediscovered cult favorite Bill Fay's songs about God, war, greed and nature is strong — you can lean against it and it will hold you up.
Adam Bhala Lough (The Carter) Talks Maxime Giroux’s Félix & Meira
By Adam Bhala Lough | April 23, 2015
By Adam Bhala Lough | April 23, 2015
Adam Bhala Lough (The Carter) Talks Maxime Giroux’s Félix & Meira
A director who abandoned the church as a teenager finds resonance in a film about a woman struggling with her religion and her community.
Tim Showalter (Strand of Oaks) Talks Father John Misty’s I Love You, Honeybear
By Tim Showalter | February 10, 2015
By Tim Showalter | February 10, 2015
Tim Showalter (Strand of Oaks) Talks Father John Misty’s I Love You, Honeybear
Josh Tillman’s transition from pious to prankster on his latest album makes Tim Showalter contemplate his own fall from grace.