The Neighboring Movement Podcast

What if we could impact the world by connecting with the people who live nearest to us--that is our neighbors? It turns out, we can. In this podcast we interview awesome neighbors to learn from them and be inspired by them. We also share occasional neighboring tips. And sometimes we play folk music! So come on over and join us on the front porch.

The Neighboring Movement Podcast is a society podcast hosted by The Neighboring Movement, with 182 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

The Neighboring Movement hosts The Neighboring Movement Podcast, a society show with 182 episodes published.

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  Episode #147

  Pete Davis: Neighboring and Building Cultures of Commitment

  Dec 19, 202455 minS0

  <p>For our final episode of 2024, we are so very excited to welcome Pete Davis to the podcast! Pete is a civic advocate and a gifted author and speaker who has dedicated his recent work to the exploration of this concept of commitment. The way Pete sees commitment intersecting with neighboring and community work is so powerful, so we're looking very forward to sharing his wisdom with you all!</p><p>Ian first discovered Pete's work through his 2018 Harvard commencement speech that is just so incredibly thought provoking, so we feel very honored that he was willing to sit down...

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  Episode #146

  Darla Noble: Brighten the Corner Where You Are

  Nov 26, 202436 minS0

  <p>Welcome back to The Neighboring Movement Podcast! We're very excited to introduce this episode with Darla Noble, someone who's so good at neighboring, she literally got an award for it! Tune in to learn more and listen to Darla's wisdom. </p><p>Darla won Missouri's Good Neighbor Week Top Acts of Neighboring Award in 2023, and she's also a prolific writer, writing many books and blogs. She has so much wisdom to share with us! So, you can imagine our excitement when she reached out regarding our podcast, and we were so thrilled to record this episode with her.</p><p...

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  Episode #145

  Kent Smith: Faith and Regenerative Culture

  Aug 1, 202446 minS0

  <p>We know it's been a little while, but we're so excited to present another episode from The Neighboring Movement Podcast! This week, our own Ian Campbell sat down with Kent Smith, a professor at Abilene Christian University, in order to discuss Kent's background of building community in all kinds of contexts and how this relates to his Christian faith.</p><p>Throughout his years of community-building work, Kent has gotten up to all kinds of shenanigans, including cofounding entities like the Eden Center for Regenerative Culture and the Luke 10 Community. The work has also led him to the practice...

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  Episode #144

  Karen Kasten: A Difference for Me and for the Neighborhood

  Apr 9, 202434 minS0

  <p>At The Neighboring Movement, we believe neighboring is a life-changing practice, and this certainly proved true for Karen Kasten, our guest for this newest episode of the podcast. Tune in to hear cofounder Catherine Johnson interview absolute neighboring rockstar, Karen, as they discuss Karen's journey of neighboring in our nonprofit's founding neighborhood of SoCe.</p><p>In this episode, Karen documents how neighboring became such a huge part of her life and daily practice. One of our SoCe neighbors, Karen participated in our Community Animator Network program (learn more about this here!) and then proceeded to begin very intentional...

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  Episode #143

  Carter Ellis: Grace Shows Up in the Form of Neighbors

  Jan 23, 202439 minS0

  <p>Happy 2024! In this first episode of the new year, we are so excited to welcome our dear friend Carter Ellis onto the front porch. Carter is the executive director of The Hub Argentine, a hub for neighboring and asset-based community development in the awesome, Argentine neighborhood of Kansas City, Kansas. </p><p>A neighbor-led organization, the Hub is a wonderfully diverse gathering space in the neighborhood, providing resources such as a community garden, community market, and clothing closet - all through the lens of abcd. The truly relational work being done there is so incredible, so we can't wait t...

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