
American Evangelicals blends storytelling and free-flowing conversation to explore the varieties, similarities, and significance of evangelical Christians in American history.
Spanning the religious revivals of the 18th century to the cultural and political conflicts of the 21st, each episode is a conversation based on the historical research of its hosts, the deep scholarship on American evangel... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

This special bonus episode closes out Season One of American Evangelicals: A History Podcast by sharing the complete, unedited interviews behind Episode 4, “What Is an Evangelical?” Only excerpts of these conversations made it into the original episo... more
Episode 8 of American Evangelicals only had room for excerpts of our conversation with historian of science Ted Davis. This bonus episode gives you the entire, unedited interview. Davis, a leading historian of science and religion, traces the relatio... more
In the finale of Season One, John Fea, Dan Hummel, and Maggie Capra step out of their usual narrative format to reflect directly on the series and on the state of the field they study. They open by sharing what listener feedback has taught them about... more
It's easy to imagine American evangelicalism as a story that happens entirely inside the United States. In this episode, John Fea, Dan Hummel, and Maggie Capra push past that bubble to explore evangelicals' long, tangled relationship with the rest of... more
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This is a very thoughtful and well presented podcast. The hosts really know their stuff. They are winsome and thorough. Anyone who wants to understand Evangelicalism would do well to subscribe and listen!
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A history-focused show that probes the evolution of American evangelicalism through scholarly-led conversations, tracing how faith, politics, race, gender, and culture intersect across centuries. Episodes blend rigorous historiography with accessible storytelling, using biographical case studies and thematic threads to illuminate how evangelical life has both shaped and been shaped by broader American society. Noteworthy is the show's multi-host format, deep dive into contentious topics (gender roles, science, politics, consumer culture), and its ability to bring academic perspectives to a broader audience without sacrificing nuance.
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Recent guests on American Evangelicals include:
1. Andrea Turpin
2. Ted Davis
3. Vincent Bacote
4. Corey Marsh
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