Oracles, Conspiracies, and the Case for Inefficiency—Co-host Roundtable
Ryan, Grant, and Gretchen ask each other all their burning questions, probing more deeply into past interviews and breaking new territory. Together they ponder how Jesus might run a tech company, the ...
12 Jul 20221h 13min
Beyond the End of Liberalism with Andrew Willard Jones
The liberal tradition frames the story of modernity as the gradual victory of freedom against state hegemony. Liberty, the consent of the people to be governed, and individual rights are the mainstay ...
28 Jun 20221h 3min
Ecumenical Genealogies and Deep History with Matthew Milliner, Part 2
The modern conception of how time unfolds leaves us trapped in a chronological sequence with no return to the past; but is it true that "you can't go back"? In the second part of their conversation, M...
14 Jun 202241min
The Prehistoric Christ with Matthew Milliner, Part 1
We often think of the time before the birth of Jesus Christ in terms of the Old Testament. But what about the humans in other parts of the world, long before the history of Israel begins? Art historia...
24 Mai 202250min
Will There Be Computers in Heaven? with Derek Schuurman
Although the intersection of faith and artificial intelligence is a modern topic, it can be seen as a new version of an old question famously posed by Tertullian: what does Athens have to do with Jeru...
6 Mai 202255min
What Do Healthcare Systems Owe the Working Class? with Gabe Winant
Healthcare workers have been lauded as heroes during the pandemic; but even as nurses and other medical employees have been praised for their service, COVID-19 has exposed many of them to long hours, ...
27 Apr 20221h 9min
What If Christ Were Born after 100,000 Years of Human History? with Brad Gregory
In this episode, Ryan interviews historian Brad Gregory, Henkels Family College Professor of History at the University of Notre Dame. In his book The Unintended Reformation: How a Religious Revolution...
6 Apr 202258min
Can Tech Ethics Shape Our Future? with Brian Green
As technology develops at an ever more rapid pace, it can seem that ethics struggles to keep up with it. While science and technology advance by building on discoveries of the past, virtue and moral k...
18 Mar 202248min
