In this episode, Rev. Dr. F. Willis Johnson interviews Rev. Aaron Rogers, Rector of the St. Stephens Episcopal Church in Ferguson, Missouri. Their conversation acknowledges the forthcoming ten-year remembrance of Michael Brown's death and the Ferguson uprising. Johnson and Rogers discuss the "pilgrimage" that introduced them to one another and impacted their vocational endeavors.

In this episode of Collage, Rev. Dr. F. Willis Johnson and Rev. Gregory Kendrick explore the profound intersections of faith, history, and preservation. They delve into the power of sacred spaces and how maintaining and honoring these places can be a form of advocacy.

In this episode of Collage, Rev. Dr. F. Willis Johnson interviews Dr. Lilya Wagner, who formally served as director of Philanthropic Services for Institutions and is emeritus faculty of the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University. She is an active voice and pioneering figure in the philanthropic community.

In this episode of Collage, Rev. Dr. F. Willis Johnson interviews Ryon J. Cobb, Ph.D. Dr. Cobb is an Assistant Professor of Social Work at Rutgers University. His research interests focus on social determinants and consequences of population health, health disparities, and the religious dimensions of racial attitudes among adults.

Rich Harwood, president & founder of the Hardwood Institute, joins Johnson for a conversation on the power of citizen engagement across and launch of his latest campaign, Enough Time to Build.

Rev. Dr. F. Willis Johnson shares in a reflective and insightful conversation on mining for the common good with Steve Lawler, executive director of the Walker Leadership Institute at Eden Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri.

Host Rev. Dr. F. Willis Johnson is in a rich conversation with Patrick McNeal, executive director of the North Flint Action Council, focused on the unique community-empowered approach employed by McNeal's organization in Flint, Michigan.