Ghost Stories of an Antiquary by JAMES, M. R.

Join us as Danielle Woodhouse Johnson shares her story about the work she does with her organization https://www.theoasisalliance.org/ Danielle tells us about how G-d gave her the inspiration to merge her love for interior design and her call to serve others. She finds joy in providing safe and sacred spaces for people who are often overlooked in our society. She shares her struggles and accomplishments openly and candidly. And we are so grateful she took the time to share a space with us. This episode was edited, mixed, and produced by Mychael Wright. Featuring music by Lakey Inspired (Blue Boi).

We continue our season of #FaithBecomingOurOwn where we and other womyn of color share our stories of faith and how we are being formed and transformed right now. Our co-founder and co-host, Laura Kigweba James shares her story and how she is growing to love herself fiercely. Join Us!

Welcome to Season 2! For this season we are bringing to you a series called #FaithBecomingOurOwn where we and other womyn of color share their stories of faith and how they are being formed and transformed right now. For our first episode our co-founder and director, Tamika Jay shares her story of loss and how she is still called like the Samaritan Woman at the well in John 4.4-26. Join us. You are invited.

It's been a whole year since we released our first ever episode! Things have changed, but we are so excited to share what has been happening in our new journeys. Stay tuned for our first episode of season 2 releasing soon!

A throwback for us, but new to you. Maya, Laura, and Tamika speak about #selfcare and #sanctuaries at the Wildgoose festival this past summer. We share what it means to have a sacred space and live our truths, we remember Miriam in Exodus 15, answer some questions, and allow space for others to share their stories.

For this episode, we answer the question "How do you identify." We talk about our own identities, and what type of community we hope #ForCollardGirls will be. Big thanks for our featured womyn, Jas, Natalia, and Enger for sharing how they identify. Y'all are all amazing! We also talk about the biblical story of Esther, and how identity and community is a huge part of the story.

In this episode, we speak with Baltimore-based illustrator, visual developer, and founder of Creative Ether, LLC, Alaina "lainface" Dorsey. Alaina joins us at the SAND gallery where we talk about her life as an artist, adulting, and what it means to create. We are thrilled to have shared this space with Alaina, and we have immense gratitude for her openness, honesty, and truth-telling. #CreateLoveRepeat

In this episode, we celebrate MLK day by honoring and talking about Coretta Scott King and her love for her call in life and justice. We also talk about the story of Ruth and her love for Naomi, and what it really means to "find your Boaz."

On this episode of #ForCollardGirls, we replay our live radio interview on WYPR's (#BmoreNPR) Midday with Tom Hall and Rob Sivak. We were featured on a special segment called "Living Questions" a collaboration with The Institute of Islamic, Christian, and Jewish Studies (ICJS). We'd like to thank Heather Miller Ruben and Annie Brackemyre from ICJS for inviting us on. And we'd also like to thank Tom Hall for such a great interview and insightful questions.

For our second episode, our very own Maya Camille (@camilladakilla_ ) shares her #churchtoo #metoo story and speaks her truth. In response, we pray that our unspoken and spoken truths empower the church to stand and embrace God's love that brings accountability.#tamarspeaks #hagarspeaks #herstoryisourstory.

Welcome to our first Podcast! In this Episode, we discuss the success of Cardi B, the biblical story of Tamar, Respectability Politics, Womanhood and more. This is a sacred space. Join Us!

We launch our first ever podcast on October 13th! Subscribe now