Jen Logan's guest appearances

Jen Logan

The Lydia Project

Anita Whittaker & Friends Podcast

Strengthening a Palliative Approach in Long-Term Care

Heather Kelly

Catherine Parks

Claire Smith

Barbara Reaoch

Patricia Weerakoon

Kate Motaung

Mark Vroegop

Amanda Stoker

Sally Smith

Kathy Thurston

Diane Langberg

Brooke Prentis

Melinda Tankard Reist

Polly Smith

Jo Hobbs

OwlTail

The Occasion is Climate Emergency, the dress code is slow fashion.  Jen Logan is an Australian artist living in Harlesden, London.  She is the creator behind 'The Garment Streak', a collaborative Instagram performance piece, which challenges people to post a picture of themselves wearing the same garment every 24 hours,  to challenge the norms of fast fashion.  This is done over a period of days or weeks.  Anita herself has 'streaked' and enjoyed learning ways to tackle her own personal challenges around wearing an item daily.Anita and Jen discuss, what is 'The Garment Streak', why slow fashion is an important subject, and how we can all make a difference to Climate change.Find the Garment Streak here and join the movement:Instagram - @garmentstreakYouTube - The Garment StreakThe Garment Streak is part of FER Production, a company founded by Jen and her Husband David.  Fer is a collective artist, following the tradition of art used as a theological medium; as an instinctive mode for communicating the faith. https://www.ferproduction.com

The Occasion is Climate Emergency, the dress code is slow fashion.  Jen Logan is an Australian artist living in Harlesden, London.  She is the creator behind 'The Garment Streak', a collaborative Instagram performance piece, which challenges people to post a picture of themselves wearing the same garment every 24 hours,  to challenge the norms of fast fashion.  This is done over a period of days or weeks.  Anita herself has 'streaked' and enjoyed learning ways to tackle her own personal challenges around wearing an item daily. Anita and Jen discuss, what is 'The Garment Streak', why slow fashion is an important subject, and how we can all make a difference to Climate change. Find the Garment Streak here and join the movement: Instagram - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/garmentstreak/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@garmentstreak</a> YouTube - <a href="https://youtu.be/gefMjaN_gvE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Garment Streak</a> The Garment Streak is part of FER Production, a company founded by Jen and her Husband David.  Fer is a collective artist, following the tradition of art used as a theological medium; as an instinctive mode for communicating the faith.  <a href="https://www.ferproduction.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ferproduction.com</a>

Jen Logan from 'The Garment Streak' - Slow fashion is a 'Must' for our world to survive and it does not 'Hate' style

Why should Christians care about art? Does God care about art? How can art be used to express Christian truth to today's post-Christian Western society? Join Tori Walker in conversation with Jen Logan to hear her fascinating answers to these questions.   EPISODE NOTES: Jen Logan came to Christ in her early 20s. She trained and worked in the area of social work in Australia before moving to England. There she studied at the London School of Theology and King’s College London. One of Jen’s main focuses this year is as director and conceptual and visual lead for Fer, an initiative that produces creative, theologically inspired projects that communicate explicitly or implicitly the Christian narrative and worldview through art and apply it deeply to the whole of life today. Jen lives in a hyper-local Christian community in the heart of London with her husband, David, and their two children: daughter, Aoife, and son, Tate. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Fer – “a collaborative project following the tradition of art used as a theological medium; as an instinctive mode for communicating the faith.” Anglican Deaconess Ministries – Jen received funding through ADM to further the work of the gospel through Fer. See this link for her interview with ADM.  SHOW SNIPPETS: (Regarding the problem of evil) "… everything else did not feel like the solution was as weighty as the problem. Whatever the solution was, it seemed to me that it did need to come from outside of ourselves. I could not be the source of my own enlightenment."   "The beauty and wonder of the person of Christ is pretty hard to go past for anyone who has given him serious attention."   "If you go through the deep history of Christianity, art has always been such a key player in the communication and expression of the Christian Faith and theology."   "Even beyond the text of the Bible we see so much art involved. Beginning with creation … even in the description of the way God created is art in itself. It’s a poem of the act of creation."   "Ritual is an art form … the routine, the daily obedience of breaking bread … sometimes feels boring … but I find those things are more transformational for me than the big wow inspirational moment."   Can't see clickable links? Copy and paste this into your browser: tlpcwcw.podbean.com

Why should Christians care about art? Does God care about art? How can art be used to express Christian truth to today's post-Christian Western society? Join Tori Walker in conversation with Jen Logan to hear her fascinating answers to these questions. EPISODE NOTES: Jen Logan came to Christ in her early 20s. She trained and worked in the area of social work in Australia before moving to England. There she studied at the <a href="https://lst.ac.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">London School of Theology</a> and <a href="https://www.kcl.ac.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">King’s College London</a>. One of Jen’s main focuses this year is as director and conceptual and visual lead for <a href="https://www.ferproduction.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fer</a>, an initiative that produces creative, theologically inspired projects that communicate explicitly or implicitly the Christian narrative and worldview through art and apply it deeply to the whole of life today. Jen lives in a hyper-local Christian community in the heart of London with her husband, David, and their two children: daughter, Aoife, and son, Tate. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: <ul><li><a href="https://www.ferproduction.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fer</a> – “a collaborative project following the tradition of art used as a theological medium; as an instinctive mode for communicating the faith.”</li> <li><a href="https://www.deaconessministries.org.au/news/creativity-gospel-truth-and-the-dignity-of-making-art" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Anglican Deaconess Ministries</a> – Jen received funding through ADM to further the work of the gospel through Fer. See this link for her interview with ADM.</li> </ul> SHOW SNIPPETS: (Regarding the problem of evil) "… everything else did not feel like the solution was as weighty as the problem. Whatever the solution was, it seemed to me that it did need to come from outside of ourselves. I could not be the source of my own enlightenment." "The beauty and wonder of the person of Christ is pretty hard to go past for anyone who has given him serious attention." "If you go through the deep history of Christianity, art has always been such a key player in the communication and expression of the Christian Faith and theology." "Even beyond the text of the Bible we see so much art involved. Beginning with creation … even in the description of the way God created is art in itself. It’s a poem of the act of creation." "Ritual is an art form … the routine, the daily obedience of breaking bread … sometimes feels boring … but I find those things are more transformational for me than the big wow inspirational moment." Can't see clickable links? Copy and paste this into your browser: <a href="https://tlpcwcw.podbean.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">tlpcwcw.podbean.com</a>

Episode 35: Jen Logan