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Lee C. Camp - Professor of theology and ethics for more than 25 years, with expertise in faith and politics, interreligious dialogue, and human flourishing at the intersection of theology, moral philosophy, and ...
Malcolm Guite - Arthurian Legends, The Dolorous Stroke, Healing, Vulnerability, Depression, Disenchantment, Ecological Ruin, And The Role Of Myth And Poetry In Understanding The Modern World.
W. Lee Warren - Neuroplasticity, Anxiety, Rumination, Trauma, Grief, Resilience, Inherited Fear, And Practices For Changing Thought Patterns And Behavior.
273: Annie Jacobsen: Why Biological War Scares Her More Than Nuclear
August 03, 2026
Wouldn't you rather not know how the world ends? Nine nations hold nuclear weapons, and every one of them is watched, counted, and deterred. A biological weapon needs no nation, no missile, and no submarine. The delivery system is a pair of lungs, and the barrier to entry is a working knowledge of biology and a computer. That asymmetry is why the journalist who wrote the definitive account of how the world ends in seventy-two minutes has spent the last two years on something that frightens h...
272: Unabridged Interview: Malcolm Guite
July 31, 2026
This is our unabridged interview with Malcolm Guite. A frightened knight, cornered in a castle he doesn't understand, grabs a spear he was warned not to touch and drives it into the king. And because the king and the land are one, the whole country goes barren. The rivers empty, the crops fail, nothing can be born. It's called the Dolorous Stroke, and poet Malcolm Guite first heard it at eight years old from his mother. When he protested that the knight didn't know what he was doing, that ...
The Subtext: Deconstructing Christianity
July 29, 2026
What happens when a retired theology professor walks into a party full of deconstructing twenty-somethings? It sounds like the start of a joke. But really. How do we show up for ourselves and the people we love when doubt and deconstruction enter the chat? This week on The Subtext, Lee and Savannah discuss one of the more defining conversations of modern faith: deconstruction. Whether you're asking big questions yourself or walking alongside someone who is, this episode is an invitation to k...
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