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Believe to See

Anselm Society
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Faith
Christmas
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Red Rex
Christian Faith
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Poetry
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Jacoby Elliott
Beauty
God

The podcast of the Anselm Society's Arts Guild. Join host Matt Mellema and a rotation of guests at the digital pub table for conversations about faith and storytelling. "Some things have to be believed to be seen." -Madeleine L'Engle

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It is a truth universally acknowledged that Jane Austen is one of our greatest novelists. Her place in the literary canon is secure. Her influence on later generations is profound. But what about the novelists who influenced Jane Austen? Hardly anybo... more

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Even people who don't follow sports know about the Dallas Cowboys. They're "America's Team." Giant stadiums and superstar players and Super Bowl victories. The team that's always in the news because of drama with their owner.

But here's the thing: ... more

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For many people, audiobooks are the primary way they engage with novels. Other people view audiobooks as something lesser that doesn't really "count" as reading. What are the benefits (and drawbacks) of audiobooks? Of e-readers? Of old-fashioned pape... more

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Ashlee Cowles returns to the digital pub table. She's both an Arts Guild member and one half of the AD Rhine writing duo. Their latest novel, Daughters of Bronze, concludes their retelling of the Trojan War from the viewpoint of four Trojan women. Co... more

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Recent Guests

Sarah Pottinger
A reader and library worker who shares insights on Jane Austen and her influences.
Episode: Why Should We Care About Jane Austen's Bookshelf?
Mandy Hauck
A listener representative who engages with the topic from an uninitiated standpoint.
Episode: Why Should We Care About Jane Austen's Bookshelf?
Luke Moja
Chiropractor and returning guest
Episode: Shakespeare and the Dallas Cowboys
Ashlee Cowles
Co-author of Daughters of Bronze and member of writing duo AD Rhine
AD Rhine
Episode: Daughters of Bronze--Ashlee Cowles
Ali Gilkeson
Musician and Children's Author
Rend Collective
Episode: From Rend Collective to Children's Author
Joshua Messick
Professional hammered dulcimer player and composer
Episode: Why the Hammered Dulcimer Is the Greatest Instrument You've (Probably) Never Heard Of
Evangeline Denmark / Neve Foster
Author of 'Of Ink and Spirit' and founder of Unity Inkworks
Unity Inkworks
Episode: Neve Foster's Big Reveal
Carolyn Leiloglou
Award-winning author and homeschooling mom
Episode: Beneath, Between, Beyond--Carolyn Leiloglou
JL Gerhardt
Author of six books including 'Fresh Start, Fresh Strength' and host of 'The Happiest Saddest People.'
Hazefire Studios
Episode: The Happiest Saddest People

Hosts

Matthew Mellema
Host of a podcast focusing on faith and storytelling, leading conversations with various guests.
Mandy Hauck
Christina Brown

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 93 ratings
  • Tell Me More

    These short conversations whet my appetite for more, from interesting guests to thought-provoking questions that I found myself answering, this is a great listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MeredithLD
    United States8 months ago
  • Feels Like Eavesdropping

    Very fun conversational podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Annabealizabeth
    United Statesa year ago
  • Good Topic but...

    Too much giggling. The topic of Naming was quite interesting and I wanted to hear what Lancia Smith had to say, but all the gratuitous giggling became so annoying that I gave up listening half-way through. Maybe sip your wine AFTER the discussion.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    rfcsgnid
    United Statesa year ago
  • So fun!

    I love this podcast, it’s fun to listen to, and often gives me something deep to think on further.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    endlyssjoy
    United States2 years ago
  • A Welcome Refuge

    Dec. 7,2023 What a heartwarming look at friendships! With one difference . . .

    tho’ it’s hard for you to imagine how people have such skewed views of friendship, I lived several painfully skewed years. Children and teens fed a steady diet of Elvis and James Bond movies, and a lack of classic literature may not even realize there are other options. It scrambles your brain and your emotions, taking years to realize and rewire. Thanking God for the welcome mentoring and refuge of the Anselm perspe... more

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    5
    K. Duff
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the thoughtful and lively discussions about faith and the arts.
There are occasional critiques regarding the presentation style, with some challenging the hosts' conversational flow.
The atmosphere is described as fun and conversational, making complex topics accessible.
Guests are consistently noted to provide engaging and thought-provoking insights.

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Daughters of Bronze--Ashlee Cowles
Q: What motivated you to really emphasize the sort of backstage of war?
They wanted to highlight the human aspects of warfare and show how everyone contributes to the efforts beyond just the battlefield.
Daughters of Bronze--Ashlee Cowles
Q: What about the Iliad really captured your imagination and Danielle's imagination?
The connection to timeless themes of love and sacrifice, plus their friendship and shared love for storytelling inspired them to work on this retelling.
BEST OF Believe to See: Is It a Christmas Movie?
Q: What about traditional use? Do you think a significant number of people view this as a Christmas film?
No, I don't think we would.
BEST OF Believe to See: Is It a Christmas Movie?
Q: Could Home Alone be the five?
It could be, yeah, I could maybe live with that.
From Rend Collective to Children's Author
Q: What led you to decide to write a children's book in particular?
Ali shares her frustration with many kids' books and her desire to create something enjoyable for both kids and parents inspired by her love for children's literature.

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Insightful conversations examine the intersections of faith, creativity, and the arts, appealing to listeners who appreciate thoughtful discourse on spirituality and storytelling. Various episodes explore topics related to literature, music, visual arts, and the significance of imaginative narratives in the context of personal and greater societal themes. Unique elements include the rotation of diverse guests, enriching discussions with personal anecdotes, and a welcoming digital pub atmosphere that likely fosters a sense of community among listeners.

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Recent guests on Believe to See include:

1. Sarah Pottinger
2. Mandy Hauck
3. Luke Moja
4. Ashlee Cowles
5. Ali Gilkeson
6. Joshua Messick
7. Evangeline Denmark / Neve Foster
8. Carolyn Leiloglou

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