"We make idols of our concepts but wisdom is born of wonder." Host Katie Marquette takes listeners on a sound-rich, audio adventure for your ears, exploring beauty, aesthetics, theology, literature, and art. www.bornofwonder.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Arts |
A 'check in' hello episode from Katie - with some life things she's really enjoying - including discovering a smartphone middle ground that allows you to disconnect (without giving up all the smartphone conveniences - it's not airplane mode!). Discus... more
Les Miserables is one of those profound stories that somehow encompasses the full depth of human experience. We have birth, death, falling in love, disappointment, justice, despair, young revolutionary zeal, forgiveness, and heavenly hope. From Valje... more
When you first encounter the liturgical year, it can be completely overwhelming. There is a saint's feast day every day! What season are we in again? Is it Eastertide? Ordinary Time? Who can keep track? Here to help us make sense of all this - and in... more
Love her, hate her, you can't ignore her: Taylor Swift is a global phenomena. Today on the podcast, Katie is joined by Rachel Sherlock to discuss the power of girlhood, joy, dressing up, collective experience, and what the Eras Tour and Taylor Swift ... more
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And I have loved binge-listening to past episodes. This is a charming combination of ideas, faith, history, literature, TV shows and movies which makes me smile. Looking forward to more!
Born of Wonder is a podcast that discusses a wide range of themes and subjects. The focus is the wonder that can be found in the world. I find every episode to be interesting, inspiring, and peaceful. The host has a lovely voice, and it when you listen to her it feels like talking with a thoughtful and intelligent friend. I highly recommend this podcast.
If you love literature, nature, poetry, beauty, theology, fairytales, and contemplation, I’m telling you, this podcast is the Italian-air-kiss of a mixture of all those things. I’m only a few episodes in, but y’all. It is so freaking good. In a way I hate that I’m just now finding this podcast in 2023, but in another way I’m actually glad because I can binge listen. 🤣 more
I’ve only listened to one episode so far but look forward to many happy hours enjoying the finer things in life.
I’ve been making my way through this podcast beginning in season 1, and I have thoroughly enjoyed every single episode. I love the variety of topics, all connected by beauty and wonder. Katie is really engaging and fun to listen to! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and delight!
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