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Expand your understanding of the ways religion shapes the world with lectures, interviews, and reflections from Harvard Divinity School.

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On this episode of the Hope Podcast, we hear from MTS candidate Michelle Millben about family, spiritual math, and the substance of things hoped for. Transcript: www.hds.harvard.edu/news/2025/12/01/hope-podcast-featuring-michelle-millben-mts-... more

What does it really mean to “love your enemies”? In this episode of the Harvard Religion Beat, host Jonathan Beasley talks with Rev. Matthew Potts—Professor of Religion and Literature at Harvard Divinity School and Pusey Minister at Harvard’s Memoria... more

On this episode of the Hope Podcast, we hear from Rob Anderson, a first-year MDiv candidate, about falling apart and coming back together again, about a multitude of ways to offer ministry, and about trying to be curious before we get furious. Transc... more

On this episode of the Hope Podcast, we hear from first year MDiv student Audrey Zhou on open question of home, the clarity of coming to a resolution, different ways of asking why, and many, many other things. Transcript: www.hds.harvard.edu/... more

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Michelle Millben
Second-year Master of Theological Studies student at Harvard Divinity School
Harvard Divinity School
Episode: Hope Podcast: Featuring Michelle Millben, MTS '26
Reverend Matthew Potts
Professor of Religion and Literature at Harvard Divinity School and Pucey Minister at Harvard's Memorial Church
Harvard Divinity School
Episode: Learning to Love Your Enemies: A Conversation with Rev. Matthew Potts
Mishka Banuri
First year Master of Theological Studies student
Harvard Divinity School
Episode: Hope Podcast: Featuring Mishka Banuri, MTS Candidate
Rizwan Virk
Academic, author, video game pioneer and entrepreneur.
Episode: Mysticism and the Simulation Hypothesis – A Talk with Rizwan Virk
Lexi Potter
Second year Master of Divinity candidate
Harvard Divinity School
Episode: Hope Podcast: Featuring Lexi Potter, MDiv Candidate
Paul Miller
Avant-garde turntablist and multimedia artist, known for his work as DJ Spooky and his philosophical take on media and technology.
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Episode: A.I., Hip-Hop, and the Digital Uncanny – A Talk with Paul Miller, aka DJ Spooky
Fryderyk Kwiatkowski
Assistant Professor in the Department of Culture and Digital Age Studies at the University of Krakow, specializing in Gnosticism in film.
University of Krakow
Episode: Gnostic Myth in Film: A Talk with Fryderyk Kwiatkowski
Wouter Kusters
Philosopher, author, linguist, and writer of 'A Philosophy of Madness'
Episode: Madness, Mysticism, and Philosophy – A Talk with Wouter Kusters
David Holden
Master of Divinity Studies student with a background in politics and personal recovery
Harvard Divinity School
Episode: Hospital Chaplaincy: A Praxis Podcast featuring David Holden, MDiv '24

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Michael Furman
Host and Chaplain Intern at Harvard Divinity School, engaging with spiritual care themes and contemporary religious discourse.

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4.4 out of 5 stars from 40 ratings
  • For those of us who HDS would never accept

    I’ve never been one to follow the rules as they’ve been laid out by others. I don’t rebel for rebellion’s sake, but I DO ask myself with every breath, every choice, “is this in keeping with TRUTH, or is it in keeping with someone else telling me what’s true?” It can be a lonely path, and I often find myself longing for a spiritual community like the one I sense is formed at Harvard. Alas! I have no letter of recommendation from the Dali Lama (which is what I hear it takes to be accepted to Harva... more

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Listeners appreciate the diverse range of topics and guests, highlighting the intellectual depth and progressive values embedded in the discussions.
The accessibility of the podcast is praised, enabling a wider audience to engage with complex religious and philosophical questions.
Some listeners find the content occasionally pretentious, feeling it might serve as a platform for Harvard Divinity School's image rather than addressing broader spiritual communities.

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Hope Podcast: Featuring Michelle Millben, MTS '26
Q: What does hope mean to you? How does hope operate in your life?
Hope is fundamental for community building, innovation, and overcoming life's challenges; it has transformed Millben's perspective and approach to her circumstances.
Learning to Love Your Enemies: A Conversation with Rev. Matthew Potts
Q: How do we hold on to love in the current divisive climate?
By treating love as a public responsibility and focusing on actions, not just feelings.
Learning to Love Your Enemies: A Conversation with Rev. Matthew Potts
Q: What does it mean to love your enemies?
Loving enemies involves recognizing their dignity and humanity, despite any anger or past harm.
Hope Podcast: Featuring Mishka Banuri, MTS Candidate
Q: How does the idea of hope as a discipline land for you now?
Mishka elaborates on the connection of hope to action, emphasizing the importance of community and personal inward reflection.
Hope Podcast: Featuring Mishka Banuri, MTS Candidate
Q: Can you give us a little spiritual autobiography?
Mishka discusses her Jewish upbringing and formative experiences growing up Muslim in the Midwest, highlighting her connection to family and culture.

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