Low Key Chaplain

This episode focuses on how I ended up getting to the point of walking two and a half weeks from Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary to the Texas Capital as an act of protest and visibility. As well as covers the first day of the pilgrimage. To sign up to walk with me for future episodes, go to aidennathanieldiaz.com/podcats and fill out the form found there!

This about me episode takes a focus on who I am as the shows host. I find that it is important that the listeners know a little bit about myself before we deep dive into some hard stories and conversations through this journey together.

Low Key Chaplain is a podcast I started to document conversations and thoughts I had in the summer of 2020 in reference to the conversations around George Floyd and Black Lives Matter. After a series of events and observations, I decided that I was going to walk from Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary to the Texas Capital and back to protest racism, racial inequality and to be a visible religious leader while doing it. Sometimes I walked alone and sometimes others walked with me. I opened myself up to answer questions, listen to stories, and just be a brave space for others to just be in. The first eighteen episodes recap each day of these walks spanning from June 17 to July 4th. Episode nineteen, starts phase two of the podcast in which I invite someone to walk with me and we record the podcast as we walk to the capital and back. I invite you along on this journey with me! If you would like to walk and talk with me, click here. Anybody can sign up to walk and talk. I would love to hear your thoughts, your questions, and your story.