About Cathedral Conversations
Cathedral Conversations is a podcast that featured interviews from our own church community. In each episode, Michael Perera hosts a conversation with a member of our congregation to talk about their service at Saint Mark’s and how and why the cathedral has become their spiritual home.
Search for "Cathedral Conversations" wherever you get your podcasts, or listen to individual episodes below. Views presented are the opinion of individuals and do not represent official positions of the Saint Mark's Cathedral Vestry or leadership.
Episodes
Ep. 13 – Russ Crosbie, Rachel McNary, and Elizabeth Hawkins: Questioning Together March 28, 2019
Ep. 12 – Vi Lynk and Mary Segall: We Don’t Quit March 28, 2019
Ep. 11 – Karen Knudson: The Music of Justice March 28, 2019
Ep. 10 – Peter, Susan and Cameron McClung: On Being Invisible November 23, 2018
Ep. 9 – Elliott Jacksch: From Ketchikan to Saint Mark’s November 23, 2018
Ep. 8 – Chris McPeak: Coordinating a Cathedral November 23, 2018
Ep. 7 – The Rev. Canon Pat Taylor: Unfinished Business With God November 23, 2018
Ep. 6 – Walter Stuteville: Maintaining the Sense of Community November 23, 2018
Ep. 5 – Kelly Moody: All Great Loves Are Punctuated by Welcome and Wonder November 23, 2018
Ep. 4. – Malcolm McLaurin: One Foot On The Altar November 23, 2018
Ep. 3 – Rebekah Gilmore & Hildegard: Holy Vessels November 23, 2018
Ep. 2 – Paige Foreman: The Church’s Work November 22, 2018
Ep. 1 – The Very Rev. Steven L. Thomason: Unfolding November 21, 2018
Ep. 28 — Rev. Canon Jennifer King Daugherty: Holy Backbone (Part 2) August 27, 2020
Ep. 28 — Rev. Canon Jennifer King Daugherty: Holy Backbone August 27, 2020
Ep. 27 — Maria Coldwell: The Second Half of Life July 3, 2020
Ep. 26 — Dick and Jane Carter: What Brings Us Together (Part 2) July 2, 2020
Ep. 26 — Dick & Jane Carter: What Brings Us Together (Part 1) July 2, 2020
Ep. 25 — Michael Kleinschmidt: Sounds of Longing (recorded March 2, 2020) May 1, 2020
Ep. 24 — The Right Rev. Greg Rickel: God Has Not Abandoned Us (Part 2) April 16, 2020
Ep. 24 — The Right Rev. Greg Rickel: God Has Not Abandoned Us (Part 1) April 16, 2020
Ep. 23 — Compline Choir Director Jason Anderson: The Seattle Rite February 28, 2020
Ep. 22 — Seattle Service Corps: Laney and Emily February 7, 2020
Ep. 21 — The Rev. Canon Nancy Ross: Experiencing Jesus January 10, 2020
Ep. 20 — Adam Conley: Directing the Service Corps November 26, 2019
Ep 19. — The Rev. Canon Cristi Chapman: A Dream Come True October 16, 2019
Ep. 18 — Julia Logan and Henley: Nurturing September 14, 2019
Ep. 16 — Lynne Markova: A Beautiful Mosaic (Part 2) September 12, 2019
Ep. 16 — Lynne Markova: A Beautiful Mosaic (Part 1) September 12, 2019
Ep. 17 – Virginia Lenker: Making a Cathedral a Home September 10, 2019
Ep. 15 – Mac Brown: The Power of Calling September 10, 2019
Ep . 14 – The Rev. Earl Grout: Holy Accidents August 8, 2019
In this season, hosts Cara Peterson and Michael Perera speak with the BIPOC members of the cathedral about their respective faith journeys and their experiences of being a BIPOC person in our community. Periodically, Cara and Michael will interview the clergy of the cathedral, to get their reactions on the stories they've heard, and what this means for the cathedral's work of anti-racism.
Special Episode: Bishop Greg Rickel November 11, 2022
Episode 11: Olivier Santos April 1, 2022
Episode 10: Carmen Brady December 10, 2021
Episode 9: Appropriation vs. Appreciation November 5, 2021
Episode 8: Representation: Media October 22, 2021
Episode 7: Representation: Music October 8, 2021
Episode 6: Microaggressions September 24, 2021
Episode 5: Vinh Do (Part 2) September 10, 2021
Episode 5: Vinh Do (Part 1) September 10, 2021
Episode 4: Vinnu Komanapalli (Follow-up) August 27, 2021
Episode 3: Vinnu Komanapalli August 13, 2021
Episode 2: About Us (Part 2) July 30, 2021
Episode 2: About Us (Part 1) July 30, 2021
Episode 1: About This (Part 1) July 16, 2021
Episode 1: About This (Part 2) July 16, 2021
“About Race” Release Announcement July 16, 2021
Lift Every Voice and Sing May 10, 2021