Pandemic Sundays

I thought the only place to find peace and community was at church

(PHoto courtesy Angie Chatman)

 
As an African American woman, in an all-white upscale neighborhood, I am conspicuous.
— Angie Chatman
 

Season 2 // Episode 2

Church was Angie Chatman’s happy place. It was a space not only for reflection and worship, but also for community and inner peace. So when the pandemic began and she couldn’t attend services in person, there was a big void in Angie’s life.

Then, a friend suggested they go walking together. As a Black woman, Angie had never felt safe outdoors. But she agreed to give it a try.

On this episode, Angie shares her story. She takes us through the streets of Boston, unpacking her trepidation and ultimately discovering a new and surprising way to meet her emotional needs.

Read the full episode transcript here.

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Episode Notes

Credits

  • Story by Angie Chatman

  • Editing and sound design by Willow Belden

  • Music includes selections from AudioBlocks and Blue Dot Sessions

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