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Episodes: 241
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
dan@latterdayfaith.com
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Dan Wotherspoon - Dan Wotherspoon, PhD, is a podcast host and scholar focused on faith, religion, and the realities of belief in contemporary human life.
Jody England Hansen - Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, Homer's Odyssey, The Hero's Journey, Archetypes, And Moral And Spiritual Transformation.
Terri Peterson - Inherent Worth, Inner Authority, Personal Transformation, And Moving Beyond Limiting Beliefs.
232: Serving the Gods and Monsters We Ourselves Create: Thoughts on Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey
July 23, 2026
NOTE: This episode features a discussion between Jody England Hansen and LDF host Dan Wotherspoon about deep themes in Christopher Nolan's newly released film, The Odyssey. It contains a few minor spoilers, so if you haven't yet seen the film, you may not want to listen right now. If you have already seen it, you will likely be delighted to hear new perspectives that will enhance your own processing of your watching experience. Jody and Dan also bring up a few things from Homer's epic poem th...
07-Women Outside the Garden: Uncovering Our Golden Selves
June 26, 2026
This podcast episode, "Women Outside the Garden" number 7, features Terri Peterson sharing a story about a 13th century golden Buddha statue in Thailand that was covered in clay for 700 years to protect it, illustrating how people can cover their true worth with external layers. Terri explains how these protective layers, whether from well-meaning others or self-imposed doubts, can prevent people from seeing their inherent value and divinity. She discusses how breaking free from these layers ...
07-Women Outside the Garden: Uncovering Our Golden Selves
June 26, 2026
This podcast episode, "Women Outside the Garden" number 7, features Terri Peterson sharing a story about a 13th century golden Buddha statue in Thailand that was covered in clay for 700 years to protect it, illustrating how people can cover their true worth with external layers. Terri explains how these protective layers, whether from well-meaning others or self-imposed doubts, can prevent people from seeing their inherent value and divinity. She discusses how breaking free from these layers ...
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