Liturgical Shenanigans: The Podcast

This episode we talk about Hannah's translation of Psalm 122 and her poetic response to the psalm.
Liturgical Shenanigans is a Wayfolk Arts podcast. You can learn more about us on our website: http://www.wayfolkarts.com.
Did you know that you can communicate with us via any of our socials (listed below) or by joining our discord channel: Wayfolk Arts Discord Family??? Here you will find various pathways to discuss different liturgical topics or to just say hello. You can also chime into Maddie and Jackson's ongoing debate about what words in the english language are indeed not difficult for only Maddie to grasp and, thus, worth defining. Hope to see you there!
Follow us on Instagram @WayfolkArts and our Facebook page "Wayfolk Arts,".
Love what you're hearing and want more? Become a patron! As a patron, you are granted access to extended conversation via our after show, a wider range of resources, and community building opportunities with Wayfolk Arts. We would love for you to join us. Find us on Patreon to learn more and join:  https://www.patreon.com/WayfolkArts
Liturgical Shenanigans is created by the team at Wayfolk Arts: Hannah, Jackson, Phil, and Maddie. 
Music Credit:
Jackson Nickolay

In this short episode, Hannah reflects on the process of translating Psalm 122 and shares some of what stood out to her as she engaged this Psalm. 
We'll be posting a larger conversation about this Psalm with the whole Liturgical Shenanigan crew as well! More to come soon!
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We've been dwelling in the Psalms of Ascent, translating them, writing about them, discussing them, and gathering them together to see where they take us.
Liturgical Shenanigans is a Wayfolk Arts podcast. You can learn more about us on our website: http://www.wayfolkarts.com.
Did you know that you can communicate with us via any of our socials (listed below) or by joining our discord channel: Wayfolk Arts Discord Family??? Here you will find various pathways to discuss different liturgical topics or to just say hello. You can also chime into Maddie and Jackson's ongoing debate about what words in the english language are indeed not difficult for only Maddie to grasp and, thus, worth defining. Hope to see you there!
Follow us on Instagram @WayfolkArts and our Facebook page "Wayfolk Arts,".
Love what you're hearing and want more? Become a patron! As a patron, you are granted access to extended conversation via our after show, a wider range of resources, and community building opportunities with Wayfolk Arts. We would love for you to join us. Find us on Patreon to learn more and join:  https://www.patreon.com/WayfolkArts
Liturgical Shenanigans is created by the team at Wayfolk Arts: Hannah, Jackson, Phil, and Maddie. 
Music Credit:
Jackson Nickolay

This episode we talk about Phil and Maddie's translation of Psalm 133 and their response to the psalm titles "The Song of the Survivor."
If you'd like to read along with the poem or translation you can find them here: https://www.instagram.com/wayfolkarts/
Liturgical Shenanigans is a Wayfolk Arts podcast. You can learn more about us on our website: http://www.wayfolkarts.com.
Did you know that you can communicate with us via any of our socials (listed below) or by joining our discord channel: Wayfolk Arts Discord Family??? Here you will find various pathways to discuss different liturgical topics or to just say hello. You can also chime into Maddie and Jackson's ongoing debate about what words in the english language are indeed not difficult for only Maddie to grasp and, thus, worth defining. Hope to see you there!
Follow us on Instagram @WayfolkArts and our Facebook page "Wayfolk Arts,".
Love what you're hearing and want more? Become a patron! As a patron, you are granted access to extended conversation via our after show, a wider range of resources, and community building opportunities with Wayfolk Arts. We would love for you to join us. Find us on Patreon to learn more and join:  https://www.patreon.com/WayfolkArts
Liturgical Shenanigans is created by the team at Wayfolk Arts: Hannah, Jackson, Phil, and Maddie. 
Music Credit:
Jackson Nickolay

In this short episode, Phil reflects on the process of translating Psalm 124 with Maddie and shares some of what stood out to him as he engaged this Psalm. 
We'll be posting the conversation about this Psalm with the whole Liturgical Shenanigan crew next week! More to come soon!
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We're spending this whole year dwelling in the Psalms of Ascent. We'll be translating them, writing about them, discussing them, and gathering them together to see where they take us.
Liturgical Shenanigans is a Wayfolk Arts podcast. You can learn more about us on our website: http://www.wayfolkarts.com.
Did you know that you can communicate with us via any of our socials (listed below) or by joining our discord channel: Wayfolk Arts Discord Family??? Here you will find various pathways to discuss different liturgical topics or to just say hello. You can also chime into Maddie and Jackson's ongoing debate about what words in the english language are indeed not difficult for only Maddie to grasp and, thus, worth defining. Hope to see you there!
Follow us on Instagram @WayfolkArts and our Facebook page "Wayfolk Arts,".
Love what you're hearing and want more? Become a patron! As a patron, you are granted access to extended conversation via our after show, a wider range of resources, and community building opportunities with Wayfolk Arts. We would love for you to join us. Find us on Patreon to learn more and join:  https://www.patreon.com/WayfolkArts
Liturgical Shenanigans is created by the team at Wayfolk Arts: Hannah, Jackson, Phil, and Maddie. 
Music Credit:
Jackson Nickolay

This episode we talk about Phil's translation of Psalm 133. It is a psalm that is especially meaningful and hopeful within the context of Pride month - which was when we recorded this particular episode. We ask questions about inclusivity, welcome, and longing for the kind of unity where all siblings can be around one table. 
If you'd like to read along with Phil's writing or translation you can find them here: https://www.instagram.com/wayfolkarts/
Liturgical Shenanigans is a Wayfolk Arts podcast. You can learn more about us on our website: http://www.wayfolkarts.com.
Did you know that you can communicate with us via any of our socials (listed below) or by joining our discord channel: Wayfolk Arts Discord Family??? Here you will find various pathways to discuss different liturgical topics or to just say hello. You can also chime into Maddie and Jackson's ongoing debate about what words in the english language are indeed not difficult for only Maddie to grasp and, thus, worth defining. Hope to see you there!
Follow us on Instagram @WayfolkArts and our Facebook page "Wayfolk Arts,".
Love what you're hearing and want more? Become a patron! As a patron, you are granted access to extended conversation via our after show, a wider range of resources, and community building opportunities with Wayfolk Arts. We would love for you to join us. Find us on Patreon to learn more and join:  https://www.patreon.com/WayfolkArts
Liturgical Shenanigans is created by the team at Wayfolk Arts: Hannah, Jackson, Phil, and Maddie. 
Music Credit:
Jackson Nickolay

In this short episode, Phil reflects on the process of translating Psalm 133 and shares some of what stood out to him as he engaged this Psalm. 
We'll be posting the conversation about this Psalm with the whole Liturgical Shenanigan crew next week! More to come soon!
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We're spending this whole year dwelling in the Psalms of Ascent. We'll be translating them, writing about them, discussing them, and gathering them together to see where they take us.
Liturgical Shenanigans is a Wayfolk Arts podcast. You can learn more about us on our website: http://www.wayfolkarts.com.
Did you know that you can communicate with us via any of our socials (listed below) or by joining our discord channel: Wayfolk Arts Discord Family??? Here you will find various pathways to discuss different liturgical topics or to just say hello. You can also chime into Maddie and Jackson's ongoing debate about what words in the english language are indeed not difficult for only Maddie to grasp and, thus, worth defining. Hope to see you there!
Follow us on Instagram @WayfolkArts and our Facebook page "Wayfolk Arts,".
Love what you're hearing and want more? Become a patron! As a patron, you are granted access to extended conversation via our after show, a wider range of resources, and community building opportunities with Wayfolk Arts. We would love for you to join us. Find us on Patreon to learn more and join:  https://www.patreon.com/WayfolkArts
Liturgical Shenanigans is created by the team at Wayfolk Arts: Hannah, Jackson, Phil, and Maddie. 
Music Credit:
Jackson Nickolay

We had a mis-upload on our last episode. So sorry! This is actually the episode with the whole crew talking about Hannah's work on Psalm 126. Apologies for any confusion or gaslighting you may have experienced in listening to an episode twice in a row. :D
This episode we talk about Hannah's writing on and translation of Psalm 126. We've got flying chickens, joyful hollering, and lots of things in between. 
If you'd like to read along with Hannah's writing or translation you can find them here: https://www.instagram.com/wayfolkarts/
Liturgical Shenanigans is a Wayfolk Arts podcast. You can learn more about us on our website: http://www.wayfolkarts.com.
Did you know that you can communicate with us via any of our socials (listed below) or by joining our discord channel: Wayfolk Arts Discord Family??? Here you will find various pathways to discuss different liturgical topics or to just say hello. You can also chime into Maddie and Jackson's ongoing debate about what words in the english language are indeed not difficult for only Maddie to grasp and, thus, worth defining. Hope to see you there!
Follow us on Instagram @WayfolkArts and our Facebook page "Wayfolk Arts,".
Love what you're hearing and want more? Become a patron! As a patron, you are granted access to extended conversation via our after show, a wider range of resources, and community building opportunities with Wayfolk Arts. We would love for you to join us. Find us on Patreon to learn more and join:  https://www.patreon.com/WayfolkArts
Liturgical Shenanigans is created by the team at Wayfolk Arts: Hannah, Jackson, Phil, and Maddie. 
Music Credit:
Jackson Nickolay

In this short episode, Hannah reflects on the process of translating Psalm 126 and leads us into the reflective space of wonder at what this Psalm has in store for us. 
We're spending this whole year dwelling in the Psalms of Ascent. We'll be translating them, writing about them, discussing them, and gathering them together to see where they take us.
Liturgical Shenanigans is a Wayfolk Arts podcast. You can learn more about us on our website: http://www.wayfolkarts.com.
Did you know that you can communicate with us via any of our socials (listed below) or by joining our discord channel: Wayfolk Arts Discord Family??? Here you will find various pathways to discuss different liturgical topics or to just say hello. You can also chime into Maddie and Jackson's ongoing debate about what words in the english language are indeed not difficult for only Maddie to grasp and, thus, worth defining. Hope to see you there!
Follow us on Instagram @WayfolkArts and our Facebook page "Wayfolk Arts,".
Love what you're hearing and want more? Become a patron! As a patron, you are granted access to extended conversation via our after show, a wider range of resources, and community building opportunities with Wayfolk Arts. We would love for you to join us. Find us on Patreon to learn more and join:  https://www.patreon.com/WayfolkArts
Liturgical Shenanigans is created by the team at Wayfolk Arts: Hannah, Jackson, Phil, and Maddie. 
Music Credit:
Jackson Nickolay

In this episode we continue to dwell on the Psalms of Ascent, specifically Psalm 129. Phil shares both his translation and his blog post on this psalm and reflects on how it's been alive in his life.
You can read along with the blog on our website: https://wayfolkarts.com/blog/7rn9abymasgjw0lua23o4di03wu93i
Liturgical Shenanigans is a Wayfolk Arts podcast. You can learn more about us on our website: http://www.wayfolkarts.com.
Did you know that you can communicate with us via any of our socials (listed below) or by joining our discord channel: Wayfolk Arts Discord Family??? Here you will find various pathways to discuss different liturgical topics or to just say hello. You can also chime into Maddie and Jackson's ongoing debate about what words in the english language are indeed not difficult for only Maddie to grasp and, thus, worth defining. Hope to see you there!
Follow us on Instagram @WayfolkArts and our Facebook page "Wayfolk Arts,".
Love what you're hearing and want more? Become a patron! As a patron, you are granted access to extended conversation via our after show, a wider range of resources, and community building opportunities with Wayfolk Arts. We would love for you to join us. Find us on Patreon to learn more and join:  https://www.patreon.com/WayfolkArts
Liturgical Shenanigans is created by the team at Wayfolk Arts: Hannah, Jackson, Phil, and Maddie. 
Music Credit:
Jackson Nickolay

In this short episode, Phil reflects on the process of translating Psalm 129 and leads us into the reflective space of wonder at what this Psalm has in store for us. 
We're spending this whole year dwelling in the Psalms of Ascent. We'll be translating them, writing about them, discussing them, and gathering them together to see where they take us.
Liturgical Shenanigans is a Wayfolk Arts podcast. You can learn more about us on our website: http://www.wayfolkarts.com.
Did you know that you can communicate with us via any of our socials (listed below) or by joining our discord channel: Wayfolk Arts Discord Family??? Here you will find various pathways to discuss different liturgical topics or to just say hello. You can also chime into Maddie and Jackson's ongoing debate about what words in the english language are indeed not difficult for only Maddie to grasp and, thus, worth defining. Hope to see you there!
Follow us on Instagram @WayfolkArts and our Facebook page "Wayfolk Arts,".
Love what you're hearing and want more? Become a patron! As a patron, you are granted access to extended conversation via our after show, a wider range of resources, and community building opportunities with Wayfolk Arts. We would love for you to join us. Find us on Patreon to learn more and join:  https://www.patreon.com/WayfolkArts
Liturgical Shenanigans is created by the team at Wayfolk Arts: Hannah, Jackson, Phil, and Maddie. 
Music Credit:
Jackson Nickolay