
The Distillery podcast explores what motivates the work of Christian scholars and why it matters for theology and ministry.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 97 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualityEducation | ||||

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I so much enjoy hearing the guests that come on this podcast and speak about their work, their experience, and faith. An awesome showcase to become acquainted with amazing scholars and faith leaders! The sound quality is often not up to the quality of the interview content. The host is genial and supportive though seems to struggle in crafting a conversation.
The conversations are deep and relevant, and the production is excellent!
It is always a pleasure to listen in on these wonderful conversations, and I find my own faith encouraged and challenged at the same time. Keep up the good work!
I am so pleased to have the opportunity to ‘tap into’ these rich conversations. As a PTS alumna, ten years removed from Mercer St., it’s nice to get a glimpse at the exciting thought-provoking discussions you’ve published. Thank you.
I could listen to people smarter than I am discuss theology and practice all day, and this podcast is one of the best platforms for that I've ever found.
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Focused on the intersections of Christianity, education, and social justice, this podcast features engaging discussions with scholars about their work and its relevance to contemporary faith and ministry. Conversations delve into topics such as neurodiversity within faith communities, the importance of inclusivity, and the evolution of theological education in today's world. Unique perspectives are offered on how these themes relate to broader societal issues, aiming to foster a deeper understanding among listeners of the complexities present in faith today. The show's emphasis on thoughtful and meaningful dialogue sets it apart as a resource for those looking to enrich their spiritual lives and community engagement.
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Recent guests on The Distillery include:
1. Sarah Griffith Lund
2. Elaine T. James
3. Daniel Aleshire
4. Dr. Lamar Hardwick
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