Friends Journal podcast

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Our podcast features poems and articles read by authors, along with the audio of our monthly author chat interviews. We started this service in part to make the magazine more accessible for those with vision impairments. Please share this information with friends and loved ones who might be better able to keep up with “Quaker thought and life today” through the spoken word!

PS: our video project QuakerSpeak also now has a podcast!

Features

Cell Shed

Sitting alongside a patient for the final transition. John Graham-Pole
Poetry

What Comes Next

FJ Poetry: "What comes next / will come when it's ready" Jeanne Lohmann
Poetry

Kenneth Boulding

FJ Poetry: "His whole face beamed as he read Hagar the Horrible at breakfast..." Linda Caldwell Lee
Features

Allen’s Neck Meeting Clambake Celebrates 125 Years

A century's-worth of adaptations in a Quaker meeting's summer celebration inadvertently documents ecosystem change. With podcast, author chat, and additional… Joseph E. Ingoldsby
Features

Braided Journey

A life interweaves Quaker spirituality and earthcare. With podcast. Shelley Tanenbaum
Features

Climate Change Is a Hot Mess

Observations from the People's Climate March. With podcast. Karie Firoozmand
Features

Affirming the Heart of Climate Advocacy

Students find their voice lobbying for climate policy in the halls of Congress. With podcast and author chat. Jose Aguto and Emily Wirzba
Poetry

A Prayer for the Coming of the Light

FJ Poetry: The snow is melting, the air is crisp... Lucy Duncan
Features

Sleeping with Margaret Fell: A Pilgrimage to 1652 Quaker Country

A pilgrimage to the "1652 Country" retraces the footsteps of early Quaker women. Maggie O’Neill

Viewpoint: Walter Wink and the challenge of good business

November 2014 Viewpoint
Poetry

Cat Words

Poetry: "The cat looks up and sees me on my walk..." Donald Mace Williams
Features

The Chicken and the Egg

Where do writers get ideas? Su Penn
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