
Our goal is to foster community through conversation. This podcast is a companion to Spectrum, a journal established to encourage Seventh-day Adventist participation in the discussion of contemporary issues from a Christian viewpoint, to look without prejudice at all sides of a subject, to evaluate the merits of diverse views, and to foster intellectual and cultural growth. For more, go to: https:... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

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In Episode 1 we introduce a number of key themes in the book, beginning with the ways in which ethnicity and culture shape religious identity and how tribal gods may resurface even after we have chosen a new identity in Christ.
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Drawing on his education and healthcare admin experience, Michael Nixon discusses his SPECTRUM monthly column series, The VP Files, in which he shares important personal and professional moments in the recent history of Andrews University. We discuss... more
The Podly Women return for part two of their conversation on modesty culture and beauty standards. In this episode, they unpack the beauty standards women are taught to chase and the ideals we all feel beholden to: the “prepubescent” look and where t... more
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Female Hosts can’t seem to understand the difference between beauty and modesty. Lack of knowledge is taking the women’s movement backward.
3 women splitting hairs over whether they agree on definition of porn vs pornographic. Editorial content is flimsy .
Content and organization of the podcasts are boring. Looking for something a little more relevant and timely , more interesting.
Sometimes timely and relevant topics sometimes random interviews that Don’t really hit the mark. I have decided to unsubscribe — there are so many other Adventist podcasts to listen to with more relevant content.
Podcast has tremendous potential but is suffering from a couple of things. Carpenter is a poor interviewer who needs to shorten his questions and focus on the guest. His monotone style does not generate interest and enthusiasm for the audience. Certainly Spectrum could find someone with a stronger presence that matches the quality of the guests. And the audio quality is terrible. Carpenter sounds like he’s in an echo chamber and his lack of energy and clear intonation don’t help.
Thoughtful interviews and insightful topics from a perspective I can relate to. Thank you for creating this.
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A thoughtful, culture-forward discussion focusing on how faith, gender, sexuality, and ethics intersect with modern life. Episodes frequently explore beauty standards, modesty, romance, singleness, and Adventist identity through personal stories, scholarly insight, and industry context. The show often features pastors, editors, authors, and storytellers who challenge traditional norms while rooting conversations in faith-based perspectives. It's likely to appeal to listeners who value open dialogue about culture, religion, and social issues within a Christian framework and who appreciate nuanced viewpoints and intellectual curiosity.
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3. Rian Johnson
4. Kimberly Bulgin
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