
At the Holy Writ podcast, we talk to faith people about what they're reading and writing. It's part book club, part interview that I hope stirs a new kind of conversation that humanizes faith and finds holy writ in unexpected places.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | Religion & SpiritualityArtsBooks | ||||

Carla discusses David Foster Wallace's essay Authority and American Usage and Flannery O'Connor's story The Life You Save May Be Your Own with Casie Moen. The conversation touches on the use of language, internal and external authority, and saving on... more
Carla talks with Javier Sampedro, producer for the Holy Writ podcast, on favorite episodes, art, and shared humanity.
In the replay of the conversation that originally aired on Feb. 16, 2017, Carla talks with Kate Martin from Sojourn Grace Collecti... more
Carla talks with David Finnegan-Hosey about Shusako Endo's novel Silence. The conversation touches on mental health, the silence of God, and isolation. And you'll get a bonus discussion of David's new book, Christ on the Psych Ward. Find out more abo... more
Carla talks with Ben Grace about Chaim Potok's novel My Name is Asher Lev. Ben and Carla discuss art, family, and the pain of differentiation. And you'll get a sneak speak of Ben's new song, New York Lullaby.
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Holy Writ has my favorite premise of any podcast I’ve ever listened to. And being a guest on this podcast was an absolutely delightful experience. Carla is such an insightful host, and conversations about fiction are such a great way to get at topics of faith from oft-neglected angles.
This has become one of my favorite podcasts both because of WHO Carla interviews and the quality of LITERATURE they read and share together. I have added so many new books to my stack, and fallen in love with so many new artists, speakers and authors because of this podcast. The conversation is engaging, relevant, poignant, thoughtful and insightful. I find myself sending each new episode to friends and family. Don't let this podcast pass you by!
It's real people with imperfections sharing their stories and offering a window into how art resonates differently for each of them. The host, Carla, does an amazing job of connecting with her guests and fostering the genuine conversations that make this podcast so much more than a simple book review.
Though I may not match their beliefs, their open-hearted discussions prove time and again that, despite our differences, we are united in our experience of being human.
This is just a really, really good podcast. There's no need to have read the books discussed (although by the end, you'll probably want to) - the real joy here is in listening to thoughtful people with original ideas you won't here anywhere else discussing their personal spiritual journeys through the lens of progressive Christianity. No easy answers are offered, just the richness and depth that comes from inspiring people who are willing to be vulnerable enough to share themselves as they're in... more
Really wonderful and insightful conversation. Every episode is full of rich discussion not only the about the book being discussed, but also about social and cultural issues.









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