
Expand your understanding of the ways religion shapes the world with lectures, interviews, and reflections from Harvard Divinity School.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

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On this episode of the Hope Podcast, we hear from second year MDiv student Lexi Potter about Lexi's journey to HDS, community, and the "tradition of friendship." Transcript forthcoming.
For Episode 16 of Pop Apocalypse, we welcome composer, artist, and media theorist Paul Miller. Miller is best known for his music as DJ Spooky, the avant-garde turntableist who has collaborated with artists ranging from Chuck D to Yoko Ono. He has al... more
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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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Focusing on the profound intersections of religion, philosophy, and culture, the content frequently explores contemporary spiritual themes as they relate to individual and societal experiences. Discussions vary from the impact of artificial intelligence on creativity and democracy to Gnostic narratives in film, showcasing diverse perspectives through interviews with academics, artists, and practitioners within religious and spiritual contexts. This podcast offers listeners a chance to engage with complex religious questions while illuminating how these themes resonate within modern society, making it particularly appealing for those interested in spirituality, ethics, and social justice.
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Recent guests on Harvard Divinity School include:
1. Rizwan Virk
2. Lexi Potter
3. Paul Miller
4. Fryderyk Kwiatkowski
5. Wouter Kusters
6. David Holden
7. Matta Zheng
8. Shannon Taggart
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