11 in 11 with Bishop Deon K. Johnson

When Truth Is Contested

In this episode, Bishop Johnson sits down with producer AhSa-Ti Nu for a thoughtful and honest conversation about recent events involving law enforcement. They reflect on the tragic shooting of Renee Nicole Good, and talk about the grief and anger many people are feeling, the conflicting narratives that often emerge after these kinds of incidents, and the deeper systems and histories that shape policing and justice in the United States. The conversation invites listeners to wrestle with hard questions about truth, accountability, and what faithful witness looks like in moments like this.

Pt 2 - We Are Still Here

In this episode, Bishop Johnson holds a reflective conversation with AhSa-Ti Nu, addressing current social and political issues, coping mechanisms, and the broader historical and spiritual context shaping today’s challenges.

Pt 1 - We Are Still Here

In this episode, Bishop Johnson holds a reflective conversation with AhSa-Ti Nu, addressing current social and political issues, coping mechanisms, and the broader historical and spiritual context shaping today’s challenges.

A Post Reflection on Sabbatical

In this episode, Bishop Johnson reflects a bit on what he gleaned during his time away on sabbatical. 

PT 2 - Reconciling - The Reverend Isaiah “Shaneequa” Brokenleg

In this episode, Bishop Johnson talks with The Reverend Isaiah “Shaneequa” Brokenleg (she/her), who is an enrolled member of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe (Sicangu Nation).  She is an Episcopal priest in the diocese of South Dakota. Shaneequa is the Staff Officer for Racial Reconciliation at the Episcopal Church, and is passionate about social justice and working to end the structural oppression/violence that hurts us all.  Shaneequa strives to live out her calling through her work, our church, her art, and in her life.  

PT 1 - Reconciling - The Reverend Isaiah “Shaneequa” Brokenleg

In this episode, Bishop Johnson talks with The Reverend Isaiah “Shaneequa” Brokenleg (she/her), who is an enrolled member of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe (Sicangu Nation).  She is an Episcopal priest in the diocese of South Dakota. Shaneequa is the Staff Officer for Racial Reconciliation at the Episcopal Church, and is passionate about social justice and working to end the structural oppression/violence that hurts us all.  Shaneequa strives to live out her calling through her work, our church, her art, and in her life.  

PT 1 - Forming Faithful Leaders with Rev. Dr. Jason Fout

In this episode, Bishop Johnson speaks with Rev. Dr. Jason Fout about his vision for theological education as a blend of deep scholarship, spiritual formation, and practical ministry. From innovative courses like “Learning from London” to cultivating “scholar practitioners,” Dr. Fout highlights how Bexley Seabury Seminary equips leaders to serve a diverse, evolving church with faith, adaptability, and fresh perspectives.

PT 2 Forming Faithful Leaders with Rev. Dr. Jason Fout

In this episode, Bishop Johnson speaks with Rev. Dr. Jason Fout about his vision for theological education as a blend of deep scholarship, spiritual formation, and practical ministry. From innovative courses like “Learning from London” to cultivating “scholar practitioners,” Dr. Fout highlights how Bexley Seabury Seminary equips leaders to serve a diverse, evolving church with faith, adaptability, and fresh perspectives.