Stream or download this episode. Michial Farmer talks to David Grubbs and Mathew Block about Louise Glück’s poems “The Drowned Children,” “Vespers,” and “Vita Nova.”

Stream or download this episode. In today’s episode, Coyle talks to Jenny Hoops about reading the Washington Post, the audiobook industry, and the challenges of professional recording. Mentioned in the…

Stream or download this episode. David Grubbs talks to Michial Farmer and Mathew Block about Aelfric of Eynsham’s “Colloquy,” a tenth-century aid to teaching Latin.

Stream or download this episode. In today’s episode Coyle talks to Dr. Peter Wood, author of 1620: A Critical Response to the 1619 Project.

Image above: Esther, Jean Francois Portaels, 1869 -Introductions -Why we wanted to talk about Esther Knowing -What have you been taught about Esther in the past? How have you always…

Stream or download this episode. In today’s episode, Coyle talks to infectious disease specialist Jessica Hardin about what we’ve learned over a year of pandemic, vaccines, and how we might…

Stream or download this episode. Mathew Block talks to David Grubbs and Michial Farmer about Sinclair Ross’s bleak short story “The Lamp at Noon.”

Stream or download this episode. In today’s episode, Coyle talks to John Wilsey about his new biography of John Foster Dulles, God’s Cold Warrior: the Life and Faith of John…

Stream or download this episode. When Abraham Joshua Heschel died in late December 1972, the world lost a major figure in contemporary Judaism—but it lost more than that, too. Heschel…

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Stream or download this episode. Michial Farmer talks to Mathew Block and David Grubbs about Pope Leo XIII’s 1891 encyclical Rerum Novarum.

Need a big theological hug? Listen in as Christina Bieber Lake, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Katie Grubbs talk about why you absolutely must read Revelations of Divine Love this year.…

Stream or download this episode.Visit our website. Josh and Michial discuss Disney’s 38th full-length animated feature, Fantasia 2000.

Stream or download this episode. David Grubbs talks to Michial Farmer and Mathew Block about two Robert Hayden poems, “Those Winter Sundays” and “The Whipping.”

In Adam’s fall, we sinned all! So declares the New England Primer. Yet its woodcut for that couplet shows the serpent offering the forbidden fruit to Eve, not Adam. What…