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Fabric Podcast

Fabric Podcast

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Welcome to the Fabric podcast! Fabric is a thoughtful, progressive experiment in being church, based in South Minneapolis. We love hosting space where curiosity, connection, and inclusive belonging have space to stretch out and get comfy. Take the time you need to explore what we’re about, and when you’re ready, connect however feels best. The conversation is always fresh! Fabric is church, for the rest of us. #FabricMplsCopyright © 2025 FabricMPLS. All rights reserved. Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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    • Finding Laughter in Uncertain Times: A Conversation with Emily Schmidt (CBS Ghosts)
      Feb 23 2026

      In a world often filled with anxiety and uncertainty, comedy serves as a vital tool for connection and healing. In this special podcast episode, Ian sits down with Emily Schmidt, a talented comedy writer and producer of the hit CBS show "Ghosts," to explore the role of humor in navigating our tumultuous times and the significance of storytelling in our lives.

      To be human is to be a storyteller, it turns out. It's deep in us. How we tell— and see— our stories matters to how we interpret our lives!

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      22 min
    • Fabric TV+ | Fallout
      Feb 16 2026

      When the circumstances we find ourselves in are beyond imagination, what does it mean to live as humans with integrity? How many times do we get to try again with second chances? Join Chris Tripolino as he explores the post-apocalyptic science fiction western, Fallout!

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      46 min
    • Fabric TV+ | Andor
      Feb 8 2026

      This episode of FabricTV+ shares a Star Wars story about ordinary people living under occupation. Through powerful scenes of community, fear, courage, and awakening, Ian McConnell explores what it takes to stay human in inhuman times, how stories shape resistance, and why telling— and listening to— our stories matter now more than ever.

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      36 min
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