TBT: Catholic Designer Updates T-Shirts for New Generation
In this week’s “Throwback Thursday / Where are they now?” segment, we hear from Joe Kim, founder of PAL Campaign. Seeking to advance what he calls “the dog days of Christian t-shirt design,” he introduced a fresh, updated style that teenagers in youth groups would actually wear.
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What It's About
A heavenly update from a designer of Catholic apparel.
Notes from Chris
Episode 1867
Welcome to Throwback Thursday / “Where are they now?” where we take an in-depth look at someone who’s story has evolved considerably since we first featured them. Last week, we heard from Carrie Buchanan, founder of the Bombshell Baking Company. This full-time social worker earns up to $4,000/weekend selling themed cookies at conventions. Today, in our latest feature, we’ll hear from Joe Kim. From his home base in Los Angeles, Joe sells Catholic goods for future saints. Seeking to advance what he calls “the dog days of Christian t-shirt design,” he introduced a fresh, updated style that people (especially teenagers in youth groups) would actually wear. What’s happened since? Let’s hear directly from them. I’ll be back at the end to wrap us up. Listen to today's episode to hear Joe's updates...MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
- Thanks to Joe for sharing his updates with us. Check out his website at palcampaign.com. The new business he mentioned in the update can be found at Labculture.shop.
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