Celebrating Five Seasons of The Seed: A Pendle Hill Podcast for Radical Hope

Celebrating Five Seasons of The Seed: A Pendle Hill Podcast for Radical Hope

Join Dwight Dunston, the host of Pendle Hill’s podcast The Seed: Conversations for Radical Hope, along with its producer, Peterson Toscano, for a night celebrating the past and future seasons of The Seed.

Dwight and Peterson will share their gifts as artists and performers, reflect on the importance of The Seed as a Quaker platform for radical hope in this moment, and say a little about what listeners can get excited for in Season 6.

Plus, get a sneak peek behind the scenes of The Seed’s production with Dwight and Peterson as they conduct a live recording!

Thanks to the generous support of the Friends Foundation for the Aging, we’re able to make this and other free, online programs accessible to f/Friends of all ages.

If you would like to join us for dinner before the event,
please sign up at least 24 business hours in advance.  

This and our other First Monday Lectures are streamed live and available
as recordings on our YouTube channel.

Leader(s)

Dwight Dunston aka Duns is a West Philly-based facilitator, hip-hop artist, educator, and activist with roots in the Carolinas and deeper roots in West Africa. His passions/gifts include supporting folks to tap into their superpowers and supporting communities to develop the tools, skills, and techniques to stay connected across different identities.

Peterson Toscano is a Quaker performance artist, activist, and podcaster based in rural Pennsylvania. He brings humor, curiosity, and deep storytelling to his work, weaving together climate justice, faith, and social change. In addition to producing The Seed: Conversations for Radical Hope, he co-hosts the Quakers Today podcast and is a member of Millville Friends Meeting (PYM).

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