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A podcast which seeks to find the liturgical in everyday moments and the sacramental in what is often thought of as mundane. This podcast features Maddie Lambert, Hannah Barker Nickolay, Jackson Nickolay, and Phil Quinn. They are liturgical artists, writers, preachers, theatre artists, musicians, poets, and dreamers seeking to foster a community of faithful wanderers and explore the intersection of the vocation of the artist and the minister.
wayfolkarts hosts Liturgical Shenanigans: The Podcast, a religion show with 47 episodes published.
This episode we talk about Phil and Maddie's translation of Psalm 133 and their response to the psalm titles "The Song of the Survivor." If you'd like to read along with the poem or translation you can find them here: ht
In this short episode, Phil reflects on the process of translating Psalm 124 with Maddie and shares some of what stood out to him as he engaged this Psalm. We'll be posting the conversation about this Psalm with the whol
This episode we talk about Phil's translation of Psalm 133. It is a psalm that is especially meaningful and hopeful within the context of Pride month - which was when we recorded this particular episode. We ask questions
In this short episode, Phil reflects on the process of translating Psalm 133 and shares some of what stood out to him as he engaged this Psalm. We'll be posting the conversation about this Psalm with the whole Liturgical
We had a mis-upload on our last episode. So sorry! This is actually the episode with the whole crew talking about Hannah's work on Psalm 126. Apologies for any confusion or gaslighting you may have experienced in listeni
In this short episode, Hannah reflects on the process of translating Psalm 126 and leads us into the reflective space of wonder at what this Psalm has in store for us. We're spending this whole year dwelling in the Psalm
In this episode we continue to dwell on the Psalms of Ascent, specifically Psalm 129. Phil shares both his translation and his blog post on this psalm and reflects on how it's been alive in his life. You can read along w
In this short episode, Phil reflects on the process of translating Psalm 129 and leads us into the reflective space of wonder at what this Psalm has in store for us. We're spending this whole year dwelling in the Psalms
In this episode we continue to dwell in Psalm 120 and specifically get to focus on a collect prayer that Jackson wrote after dwelling in and translating Psalm 120. You can read along with the collect on our instagram: ht
We're back! Season 3 is kicking off a little different. We're spending this whole year dwelling in the Psalms of Ascent. We'll be translating them, writing about them, discussing them, and gathering them together to see
We have truly had a shenanigan-lanche as we have brought this season to a close! In the last couple days of Advent we offer this episode focusing on two advent songs and their variously interesting authors. Thanks for tu
This episode, the shenaniganisters chat about ordination. What it means, how it goes, and our specific experiences at the recent and much celebrated ordination of our own Hannah. Liturgical Shenanigans is a Wayfolk Arts
After a hiatus, we are back! This episode is all about worship music. We cover our experience of Worship music, our complicated relationship with the posture which most contemporary christian religious music engages with
Hannah, Jackson, Phil and Maddie have been hard at work translating for *drum roll* a live scripture enactment! This week on the podcast the crew talks about what the process has been like so far. Specifically the weirdn
"Deconstruction" has been a buzz word in faith circles for some time now. But, what does this word mean and what does the process actually look like? The Wayfolk Arts crew discusses their own experience with deconstructi
Happy Shenanigan day!! This week your hosts discuss scripture enactment: what it is, why it is sometimes controversial, and an example of why engaging scripture this way matters for all of us. What's your experience (or
Having spent the season of Lent translating through Isaiah 58 the Liturgical Shenanigans crew reflects on the experience of translating and dwelling in word for this season. Liturgical Shenanigans is a Wayfolk Arts podca
It is Holy Week for those of us who observe Lent and this week for Shenanigan Day the Liturgical Shenantanigizers discuss an integral part of the Easter story: The Passover. Together, your hosts wonder at its meaning in
Happy Shenanigan day!!!! This week we get to gather around ANOTHER piece written by our very own Hannah with her translation of Isaiah 55. We discuss the juxtaposition between fasting and abundance, food as love and hear
It's Liturgical Wednesday :) In this episode we discuss Collect (pronounced KAH-lekt) prayers: what they are, how to write them, breaking its rules and what meaning we encounter in this prayer form. We begin our conversa
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