Mixed Blessings
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Culture isn't a museum piece—it moves, mixes, and mutates. In this episode, Imer steps into the everyday texture of culture (and its fragility) with Bushman #1, then widens the lens with voices like Brian Stanley, Harvey Kwiyani, Neil Shenvi, and Mark Charles. From music and language to clothing and worship, the question keeps returning: when the gospel crosses borders, what gets honored, what gets lost, and what's created in the aftermath?
People featured in this episode
Imer Santiago — Host. Puerto Rican–American trumpeter, jazz musician, and worship leader based in St. Cloud, Florida.
Ted Esler — President/CEO of Missio Nexus (since 2015); former church planter in Sarajevo, Bosnia; previously held leadership roles with Pioneers. Author of The Innovation Crisis; holds a PhD in Intercultural Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary.
Brian Stanley — Historian of world Christianity and Christian missions. Professor at the University of Edinburgh; has written and edited multiple books on missions history.
Timothy "Bushman #1" Adebule — Owner of Three Masks, Inc. (African goods shop near downtown Orlando) and a local cultural guide/educator featured in this episode.
Harvey Kwiyani — Malawian theologian and missiologist known for work on decolonizing mission and global/diaspora Christianity. Author of Decolonizing Mission.
Neil Shenvi — Writer and speaker known for apologetics and engagement with questions of faith, philosophy, and culture. Holds a PhD in theoretical chemistry (UC Berkeley) and studied at Princeton.
Mark Charles — Speaker, writer, and consultant on the intersections of race, culture, faith, and American history. Co-author of Unsettling Truths (with Soong-Chan Rah) on the legacy of the Doctrine of Discovery.
Music
- Fisk University Jubilee Quartet / Swing Low, Sweet Chariot / Public domain via archive.org
- Out To The World / Theories / courtesy of Epidemic Sound
- Philip Ayers / Riverwalk / courtesy of Epidemic Sound
- Bokyung Kim / Gu Arirang (Instrumental Version) / courtesy of Epidemic Sound
- Dex 1200 / Saya Cair / courtesy of Epidemic Sound
- Dark Native American Flute Solo / courtesy of Envato Elements
Credits
Host: Imer Santiago
Produced by: Arrival Creative
Presented by: Missio Nexus