Stephanie Stalvey unpacks faith, identity, and 'Everything in Color'

About this episode

The episode features an interview with cartoonist Stephanie Stalvey discussing her graphic memoir 'Everything in Color' and her experiences with faith and identity.

This week on the AIPT Comics Podcast, we interview cartoonist Stephanie Stalvey, diving deep into her graphic memoir Everything in Color. In the conversation, Stalvey opens up about growing up in an evangelical household, unpacking purity culture, and how motherhood reshaped her understanding of faith and identity. It’s an honest, vulnerable discussion about turning lived experience into art, and why telling these stories can resonate far beyond one person’s life.

People in this episode

Host: AIPT

Guest: Stephanie Stalvey

Topics covered

• faith
• identity
• graphic memoir
• purity culture
• motherhood
• art

Keywords

• Stephanie Stalvey
• Everything in Color
• graphic memoir
• faith
• identity
• purity culture
• motherhood

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Everything in Color

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