Christian Humanist Profiles 174: The Monkhood of All Believers
What is a monk? The word evokes the image of a man robed and cowled, tonsured in the West, bearded in the East. It recalls the architecture of the monastery,…
The Christian Feminist Podcast Presents- Complementarianish #3: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
-Introductions -Background on the Film (production details, etc.) -Plot Summary -Historical Context: 1850’s Oregon -How does this story relate to Plutarch’s story of the Rape of the Sabines? -Discussion: Which…
Before They Were Live, Interlude 4: Mickey’s Christmas Carol
Stream or download this episode. Josh Altmanshofer and Michial Farmer discuss the 1983 extended short Mickey’s Christmas Carol.
City of Man, Episode 96: The Final Christ and Culture
Stream or download this episode. In this episode, Coyle and Ed give their summary thoughts about Richard Niebuhr’s classic work. Their conversation turns to an extended discussion of the idea…
The Christian Humanist Podcast, Episode 280: Two Sermons for the Second Sunday of Advent
Stream or download this episode. David Grubbs talks to Nathan Gilmour and Michial Farmer about John Chrystostom’s tenth homily on the Gospel of Matthew and Aelfric of Eynsham’s sermon for…
Christian Humanist Profiles 173: Scripture and the English Poetic Imagination
There’s a lot of poetry in the Bible. Anyone who flips through its pages can see how many have that telltale jagged edge of printed verse. But it’s not only…
The Christian Feminist Podcast, Episode #115: High Seas (Alta Mar)
Introductions Why this topic? Knowing About Alta Mar: production details Brief plot summary How we watched: How did you choose to watch the series? Dubbed in English? In Spanish? In Spanish…
The Christian Humanist Podcast, Episode 258: Sayers on Creativity (Repeat)
Stream or download this episode. Join us as we revisit last year’s episode on Dorothy L. Sayers’s aesthetics, won’t you?
The Christian Humanist Podcast, Episode 279: Taxi Driver
Stream or download this episode. Michial Farmer talks about Martin Scorsese’s 1976 classic Taxi Driver with David Grubbs and Nathan Gilmour.
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Stream or download this episode. When I was in seminary, in the first year of this millennium of ours, I was quite sure I was not an evangelical: I was…
Christian Feminist Podcast Episode #114: Do I Have to Look Like Hell to Get to Heaven?
Alexis Neal, Carla Godwin, and Jessica Hardin discuss makeup, hair dye, cosmetic surgery, and other ways women alter their physical appearance.
Book of Nature, Ep. 36: Adventures in Abstract and Concrete Thought
In this episode, your three intrepid Book of Naturists held forth on the subject of Thought – in the ideas surrounding the differences between and complementary natures of Abstract and…
The Core Curriculum, Series 1, Episode 11: The Iliad, Books 23-24
Stream or download this episode. Michial Farmer, Jordan Poss, and Coyle Neal talk about books 23 and 24 of Homer’s Iliad. Show Notes Our translations of the Iliad: Robert Fagles (1990) and Stanley…
The Christian Humanist Podcast, Episode 278: The Moon Landing
Stream or download this book. Nathan Gilmour talks about the moon landing, and the space program in general, with Michial Farmer and David Grubbs.
Christian Humanist Profiles 171: Psalms as a Grammar for Faith
Stream or download this episode. Late in his posthumously-published Philosophical Investigations, in section 373, Ludwig Wittgenstein presents a cryptic aphorism regarding grammar: “Grammar tells what kind of object anything is.…