Stream or download this episode. Todd Pedlar, Danny Anderson, Michial Farmer, and Carla Godwin talk about the third book of Plato’s Republic. Show Notes Our translations of the Republic: John Llewyn Davies (1920);…

Stream or download this episode. Nathan Gilmour talks to Michial Farmer and David Grubbs about W.E.B. Du Bois’s early essay “The Afro-American.”

  Katie Grubbs, Sara Klooster, and Marie Hause discuss Nora Ephron’s romantic comedy classic, You’ve Got Mail. -Introductions -Why we chose this topic   KNOWING -Background on the story of…

Stream or download this episode. Ed Song, Nathan Gilmour, and Jay Eldred talk about book six of the Republic. Show Notes Our translations of the Republic: Benjamin Jowett (1888) and Richard W.…

Download or Stream this Episode The Gifford Lectures have always taken as their project to “promote and diffuse the study of natural theology in the widest sense of the term,”…

Stream or download this episode. Christina Bieber Lake, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Katie Grubbs, talk about book five of the Republic. Show Notes Our translations of the Republic: Benjamin Jowett (1888) and…

Stream or download this episode. David Grubbs, Nathan Gilmour, and Michial Farmer discuss several meditations and prayers by St. Anselm of Canterbury.

Download or Stream this Episode Twenty years ago, when I was in seminary, I read all about idolatry: I learned that it only became a meaningful category when Israel emerged…

Persepolis is the brilliant graphic novel by Marjane Satrapi, written in three volumes. It is a coming-of-age story of a young girl during the Islamic Revolution in Iran in 1979.…

Stream or download this episode. Michial Farmer and Nathan Gilmour conclude their discussion of Dwight Macdonald’s “Masscult and Midcult.”

Stream or download this episode. Michial Farmer, Todd Pedlar, and David Grubbs talk about book four of Plato’s Republic. Show Notes Our translations of the Republic: Benjamin Jowett (1888); John Llewelyn Davies and…

Download or Stream this Episode “The best thing that one can do with a Bible is to read it.”  That’s one of the proverbial words I remember from my beloved…