Episodes: 316
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Unknown
Location: USA
YouTube: 2.2k subscribers
Instagram: 3.1k followers
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Matt Mellema - Host of the Anselm Society Arts Guild podcast, leading conversations about faith and storytelling with rotating guests.
Danielle Mellema - Renewing Spiritual Life Through Ancient Practices And Ordinary Daily Life.
Isaac Hans - Using Storytelling In Photography And Presenting Visual Work To The Public.
Nicole Beck - Using Storytelling In Visual Art, From Creative Development Through Public Exhibition.
Dolly Parton, Wendell Berry, and the Christian Artist
September 22, 2026
What could Dolly Parton and Wendell Berry possibly have in common? One embraced rhinestones, celebrity, mass media, and an audience of millions; the other championed farming, limits, local community, and resistance to consumer culture. Yet both offer surprisingly powerful models for Christian artists. In this episode of Believe to See, we compare these two very different artistic lives and explore what they can teach us about living faithfully as a Christian artist.
Tradition! Tradition!
September 15, 2026
Words like "rules" and "tradition" tend to make us squirm We're creative! Aren't we supposed to break free of the ordinary? Join the roundtable as the hosts discuss the necessity of learning, understanding, and practicing the "rules" in order to unleash our own creativity.
Wanted: Obscurity, Dead or Alive
September 08, 2026
Some artists find fame while they're living . . . and may wind up forgotten once they're gone. For others, that script is flipped. Join the hosts at the roundtable as they share stories of artists whose works were only truly appreciated after their deaths. Why was their brilliance overlooked when they were alive? What led to their eventual (re)discovery and acclaim? Is it tragic, or inspiring, or a bit of both? ("Obscurity" by Brian Wight used with permission.)
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