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 | Weekly | Episodes | 283 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
I interviewed Stephen N. Allred, director of government relations for the Church State Council, the religious liberty office of the Pacific Union Conference. Allred is a licensed attorney and ordained minister we discuss the upcoming webinar, Advocac... more
Spectrum Scholar Summer Intern Andrew Francis discusses his reporting on the growing controversy sparked by new Oakwood University President Gina Spivey-Brown’s focus on enforcing old student handbook bans on anklets, bracelets, crop tops and other f... more
Drawing from our SPECTRUM’s presence at the 2025 General Conference Session, Editor-in-Chief Alexander Carpenter and Correspondent Samuel Girven discuss our in-person impressions of new General Conference President Erton Köhler, the fundamentalist fo... more
Steve Matthews is the CEO of ADRA Canada, he shares about his journey into humanitarian leadership, ADRA’s global mission, and efforts to connect more deeply with local churches. Steve discusses the challenges of fundraising amid economic uncertainty... more
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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.
Thoughtful short interviews with a variety of leaders in Adventism and Christian thought. I especially appreciate the open position this show has in discussing controversial topics that are often avoided by other publications.
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Engaging in thoughtful discourse, this podcast emphasizes the importance of community through conversation, touching on contemporary issues within the context of Seventh-day Adventist beliefs and practices. By exploring various perspectives, it seeks to evaluate the merits of diverse views and fosters both intellectual and cultural growth for listeners interested in balancing faith with modern-day challenges. Episodes cover a spectrum of topics ranging from church governance and religious freedom to personal transformation and community service, providing insights that resonate well with both Adventist audiences and those curious about religious discussions in a broader context. What sets this podcast apart is its commitment to addressing ... more
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1. Steve Matthews
2. Dr. Mary Beth Werdel
3. Jocelyn Bell
4. Terry Shaw
5. Dr. Melodie Roschman
6. Kevin McCarty
7. Dr. Dilys Brooks
8. Chris Blake
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