
A podcast in which a guy with “some college” and a day job asks experts questions about biblical studies.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 117 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Eric Harvey discusses his recent work on creation myths, divine service, and the economic implications of ancient religious practices. He explores the differences between Mesopotamian and biblical narratives, particularly in terms of sacrifice and th... more
Jennie Grillo, an Associate Professor of Theology at the University of Notre Dame, discusses her insights on divine embodiment in the Hebrew Bible, particularly in relation to the work of Benjamin Sommer. The conversation explores the complexities of... more
In this conversation, Brian Walsh and Sylvia Keesmaat (of Russet House Farm) discuss their book Colossians Remixed: Subverting the Empire. In the book they explore the themes of inevitability and possibility through the lens of biblical narratives. T... more
David Basher discusses his research on the biblical text of 1 Samuel 16, focusing on the concept of ghosts and evil spirits in the ancient Near East. He explains the story of Saul, who is tormented by an evil spirit after being rejected as king, and ... more
Kirk MacGregor discusses his Journal of Biblical Literature article “The Pro-Choice Biblical Ethic of American Evangelical Scholars before the Religious Right.” MacGregor’s article is focused on understanding the historical context of and changes sin... more
Alexiana Fry discusses her recent article from The Journal of Biblical Literature, “Don’t Feel It, Don’t Heal It: Ezekiel 24:15-27 and Divine Dissociation.” The discussion explores cultural constructs of grief, the role of authority in mourning, and ... more
Things are looking good for the podcast in 2026! I have been fortunate enough to record nine interviews before the year has even started!!! Enjoy these previews from:
* Jonathan Sedlak: Reading Matthew, Trusting Jesus: Christian Tradition and First... more
Douglas Campbell discusses his journey through theology, focusing on the interpretation of Paul's letters, particularly Romans. He emphasizes the importance of rereading Romans 1-3 with greater emphasis on the overarching themes of love and grace fou... more
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