Summer Travel Series: Nashville with Kat Armas
In a bonus summer series, Roxy goes on a journey to see what’s what for seekers in other great cities, exploring the spiritual side of four favorite metropolises. Our final city is Nashville and our master of ceremonies is Kat Armas.
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Put on your fancy pants and join us at the Grand Ole Opry! We’re headed south to Nashville, Tennessee: country music mecca and Christian hipster capital of the world.
In a bonus summer series, Roxy goes on a journey to see what’s what for seekers in other great cities, exploring the spiritual side of four favorite metropolises. Our final city is Nashville and our master of ceremonies is Kat Armas.
Kat is a fresh transplant to Nashville and gives us her first impressions of the Music City. We talk about the significance of place and what it takes to put down roots in a new one — from getting to know the literal dirt to intentionally building community. Plus, we are joined by a special guest and host our own neighborly “meet cute.”
GUESTS:
- Kat Armas is the author of the new book “Abuelita Faith” and host of “The Protagonistas,” a podcast highlighting the stories and experiences of Black, Indigenous and other women of color among communities of faith.
- Tyler Huckabee is the senior editor of Relevant magazine and co-host of “Cape Town,” a podcast about superheroes and superhero things.
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