Podcast Categories: Religion & Spirituality

You can learn a lot about authors from the stories they write. Even biblical authors. Biblical authors were regular people, like you and I, even though their stories, poems and laws have gone on to shape our world. They lived in very dramatic times, which is why their texts are so dramatic. Join Hebrew-speaking writer and editor Gil Kidron on a journey of biblical proportions, going over the biblical books in order, and leaving no stone unturned

Making church history cool again. Or at least trying to. On this podcast Erik, Anna, and Skylar talk with leading historians of the Christian faith about their own journeys into studying the history of Christianity, as well as the relevance of their work for the church and Christian faith today. We also occasionally discuss life as a graduate student, especially thorny or interesting bits of church history, and whatever else comes to mind.

In this ten-part docu-series Dr. Bradley Onishi (co-host of Straight White American Jesus) uses Orange County, CA as a prism in order to trace the rise of the Religious Right through homegrown activism, local politics, presidential campaigns, billionaire donors, megachurches, media empires, and autocratic regimes at home and abroad. Combining personal storytelling with scholarly research and interviews with leading scholars, the Orange Wave unpacks the inner workings of the Religious Right’s approaches to masculinity, apocalypticism, authoritarian rule, and conspiracy theories.