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The Hutchmoot Podcast

The Rabbit Room Podcast Network
Art
Creativity
C.S. Lewis
Christian Gaming
Faith
Vincent Van Gogh
Hayao Miyazaki
Game Design
Theology
Poetry
The Boy and the Heron
Thomas Kinkade
Christianity
Studio Ghibli
Magic Circle
Mental Health
Nature Vs. Industrialization
Childhood
Liturgy In Games
Moral Implications Of Gaming

We call Hutchmoot a “conference for everyone,” so it follows that this is a “podcast for everyone.” This series features sessions recorded at the Rabbit Room’s annual conference which celebrates art, music, story, and faith in all their many intersections.

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This session will explore how understanding your identity as the Beloved of God allows for greater freedom in your creative calling. How does God see you as an artist? How might that knowledge shape your artistic process and interaction in the larger... more

Are we loved? No questions nags at us more. No question matters as much. The love revealed in the Trinity speaks to the loneliness and longing so common in our time—and in our lives. But our brokenness can become the doorway to a deeper certainty tha... more

Poet Malcolm Guite, along with artist Stephen Crotts and editor Pete Peterson, will discuss the inspiration for and development of Merlin’s Isle, the epic poem cycle of the tales of King Arthur and his Knights, featuring early looks at Stephen’s artw... more

Eiji Tsuburaya emerged from the horrors of WWII believing that kaiju stories could help restore hope to traumatized children. His pioneering work laid the architecture for a six-decade tokusatsu movement in which monsters offer cultural mirrors and s... more

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Recent Guests

Timothy Jones
Christian writer and former Episcopal minister who writes about prayer and spirituality
Rabbit Room
Episode: Spirituality For The Broken and Hopeful (Timothy Jones)
Malcolm Guite
Poet and author of Galahad and the Grail
Rabbit Room Press
Episode: The Quest Of The Grail: Malcolm Guite and the Pursuit Of Enchantment (Malcolm Guite, Pete Peterson, Stephen Crotts)
Stephen Crotts
Illustrator and designer of book artwork
Rabbit Room Press
Episode: The Quest Of The Grail: Malcolm Guite and the Pursuit Of Enchantment (Malcolm Guite, Pete Peterson, Stephen Crotts)
Sally Clarkson
Author and co-host appearing for a joint segment
Whole Heart Ministries
Episode: Write For The Heart: Writing To Make a Heartfelt Difference For God (Clay Clarkson)
Jakob Lewis
Founder of Neighbors; led Tokens Podcast and No Small Endeavor; public radio involvement
Neighbors; No Small Endeavor; Nashville Public Radio
Episode: Transcendent Audio Storytelling Panel (Leslie Eiler Thompson, Mike Cosper, Jakob Lewis, Tasha A.F. Lemley)
Tasha A. F. Lemley
Co-founded Contributor Street newspaper; field producer for Versify; This Is Nashville managing editor
Contributor Street; WPLN/Nashville Public Radio; This Is Nashville
Episode: Transcendent Audio Storytelling Panel (Leslie Eiler Thompson, Mike Cosper, Jakob Lewis, Tasha A.F. Lemley)
Mike Cosper
Journalist, podcaster, and author; senior contributor at Christianity Today; co-host of The Bulletin
Christianity Today; The Bulletin
Episode: Transcendent Audio Storytelling Panel (Leslie Eiler Thompson, Mike Cosper, Jakob Lewis, Tasha A.F. Lemley)

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 145 ratings
  • Delightful and engaging

    I love listening to this podcast. The episodes are intellectually engaging and also penetrate to my heart and soul. I highly recommend listening to it!

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The conversations are intimate, practical, and uplifting for creators.
Delightful and engaging, I love listening to this podcast.
Episodes feel thoughtful and inspiring for creatives and faith.

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#175
United States/Arts/Books
Apple Podcasts
#233
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Spirituality For The Broken and Hopeful (Timothy Jones)
Q: After the park, when did reconciliation happen with your parents?
Jones said he continued writing to his parents, and that a conversation between his wife Jill and his mother around the birth of their first child helped thaw the relationship.
Spirituality For The Broken and Hopeful (Timothy Jones)
Q: What difference does it make knowing that God was intimately involved in your coming into being?
Audience members said this belief counters the ideal of self-reliance and can offer hope and a sense of purpose, especially when life feels out of control.
The Blue Irises: Van Gogh’s Legacy Of Madness and Brilliance and The Grace Of The Passage Of Time (Russ Ramsey)
Q: What can we learn about Van Gogh's mental health through his art and the places he worked?
Art acted as a barometer for his mind; stretches of outdoor painting correspond to clearer periods, while periods of indoor copying and self-portraits align with darker times, showing that creativity was intimately tied to his mental state.
Redemptive Beauty: The Lament and Protest Of Rizpah (Ruth Naomi Floyd)
Q: How does Rizpah's extended vigil reflect the process of healing that doesn't erase pain but includes it?
The group discusses how staying with grief and refusing to look away preserves dignity, acknowledges ongoing suffering, and catalyzes communal healing by forcing communities to confront injustice rather than gloss over it.
Five Ways To Renew Your Creative Practice (Without Burning Out or Selling Out) - Andy Patton
Q: How can we foster creative communities, especially when remote or home-based?
Create intentional spaces for collaboration, invite others to the table, and cultivate warmth and safety; small, regular gatherings and easy, informal meetings can build a supportive culture that drives creativity.

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This series spotlights sessions from a faith-driven arts conference, blending literature, music, visual art, and storytelling with spiritual reflection. Episodes frequently explore how creativity intersects faith, community, and personal struggle, often featuring authors, artists, and hosts who talk through craft, mentorship, and grace. A standout theme across episodes is how art can heal, challenge injustice, and foster hopeful, purpose-driven living. The format tends to be candid and dialogic, with personal anecdotes and Q&A moments that make big ideas feel accessible to creators, educators, and curious listeners alike.

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2. Malcolm Guite
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