09/15/2026
Conversations with Campolo is a new podcast featuring interviews with faith and thought leaders reflecting on Tony’s work and witness and its relevance for the challenges facing the church and society today.
Season 1, Episode 2 guest featured Dr. Greg Thompson, an artist, pastor, chef, Civil Rights historian, and MLK Jr. scholar working at the intersection of moral imagination and social healing. This is a great conversation and we hope you'll click the link below to listen!
Focusing on matters of race, religion, public memory, and hospitality, Greg currently serves as Co-Director of Voices Underground, a Creative Consulting firm specializing in helping communities honor their African American histories, as a writer of The Welcome Table, a column on Food, Culture, and Hospitality at Comment Magazine, and as Creative Director of Star & Lantern, a cocktail bar and restaurant honoring African American Food-ways and the history of the Underground Railroad in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.
Greg is the author of several books including, Reparations: A Christian Call to Repentance and Repair (with Reverend Duke Kwon), The Welcome Table: Breaking Bread, Healing Communities (Forthcoming, with pitmaster Russ Whitfield), and Blood from the Ground: Public Memory, Moral Imagination, and Racial Repair (Forthcoming).
Greg lead a group of Campolo Fellows and friends on a tour of the Underground Railroad in Chester County, Pennsylvania. He was also a guest in the weekly Campolo Fellows Seminar and other classes and spoke at Eastern's Chapel.
For more information about the National Underground railroad memorial or to support the project visit: Voices Underground.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/06WZkZyYlEVJHn2lOPN6OM?si=jnn2IqTFTCiJ1l9jaMsq3w&nd=1&dlsi=eb62330eb26d4c8d