Jesus Radicals
By Jesus Radicals
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Podcast Description
The Iconocast is a collective project of a handful of radical practitioners, separated by thousands of miles, each exploring the way of Jesus in the Empire.
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the Iconocast: Shannon Kearns (episode 41) | In this episode, Mark and Sarah interview Shannon T.L. Kearns. Shannon writes as the anarchist reverend. He is a seminary graduate (M.Div 2009 from Union Theological Seminary in the city of New York) on the ordination path who also happens to be a transsexual man. Many of his theological musings are on the intersection of theology and being trans*. He also writes about Christian anarchism and his dreams for the future. He is the co-founder and co-director of Camp Osiris, a camp for young adults aged 18-23 to come together and talk about the intersections between their sexualities/gender identities and their various spiritualities. The camp is located in Minnesota and welcomes youth from all over the country. He is also the founder of House of the Transfiguration, a new church plant in Minneapolis. He is the winner of the 2008 Queertopia homoletics preaching competition and has preached numerous times in various churches. He has also provided churches and other groups with Transgender 101 workshops and discussions.  The anarchist reverend resides in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Download this interview for 99¢ suggested cost. However, you can give as much or as little (even zero) as you choose. * * * * * Subscribe to the Iconocast via iTunes or RSS. Intro and bumper music for this episode is De Usuahia a la Quiaca by Gustavo Santaolalla. | 1/12/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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the Iconocast: Richard Beck (episode 40) | In this interview, Mark and Sarah interview Richard Beck. Richard Beck is Professor and Department Chair of Psychology at Abilene Christian University. Richard is married to Jana and they have two sons, Brenden and Aidan. They also have a dog Bandit who keepsRichard company when he works away on his blog Experimental Theology. Richard's area of interest is on the interface of Christian theology and psychology, with a particular focus on how existential issues affect Christian belief and practice. Richard's published research covers topics as diverse as the psychology of profanity to why Christian bookstore art is so bad. He is the author of "Unclean: Meditations on Purity, Hospitality, and Mortality" Download this interview for 99¢ suggested cost. However, you can give as much or as little (even zero) as you choose. * * * * * Subscribe to the Iconocast via iTunes or RSS. Intro and bumper music for this episode is De Usuahia a la Quiaca by Gustavo Santaolalla. | 12/22/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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the Iconocast: Starhawk (episode 39) | In this episode, Joanna and Sarah interview Starhawk--one of the most respected voices in modern earth-based spirituality. Starhawk is also well-known as a global justice activist and organizer, whose work and writings have inspired many to action. She is the author or coauthor of twelve books, including The Spiral Dance: A Rebirth of the Ancient Religion of the Great Goddess, long considered the essential text for the Neo-Pagan movement, and the now-classic ecotopian novel The Fifth Sacred Thing. Starhawk's newest book is The Empowerment Manual: A Guide for Collaborative Groups, forthcoming in November 2011, from New Society Publishers. Download this interview for 99¢ suggested cost. However, you can give as much or as little (even zero) as you choose. * * * * * Subscribe to the Iconocast via iTunes or RSS. Intro and bumper music for this episode is De Usuahia a la Quiaca by Gustavo Santaolalla. | 12/8/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Iconocast Episode 17: Stanley Hauerwas | In this episode, co-hosts Mark and Jarrod interview Stanley Hauerwas. Dr. Hauerwas is a Christian theologian and ethicist. He has taught at the University of Notre Dame and is currently the Gilbert T. Rowe Professor of Theological Ethics at Duke Divinity School with a joint appointment at the Duke University School of Law. Among his many books are Resident Aliens, Living Gently in a Violent World, The Peaceable Kingdom, and Hannah's Child: A Theologian's Memoir. Download this interview for 99¢ suggested cost. However, you can give as much or as little (even zero) as you choose. Subscribe to the Iconocast via iTunes or RSS. Intro and bumper music for this episode is âPolitik Killsâ by Manu Chao. | 10/28/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Iconocast Episode 7: Interview with Mary Jo Leddy | In this episode, co-hosts Joanna and Mark interview Mary Jo Leddy--Canadian writer, speaker, theologian and social activist. Leddy works alongside refugees at Romero House in Toronto. | 5/27/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Iconocast Episode 3: Waziyatawin (part 1) | In this episode (part one of two), we (Sarah Lynne Anderson and Mark Van Steenwyk) interview Dakota scholar Waziyatawin. Among other things, we discuss how Christianity is intrinsically unjust, how justice requires the entire dismantling of civilization, and how denominations, if they are sincere in their apologies to Indigenous peoples, should take the first step of handing over unused lands to the tribe upon whose land they occupy. | 4/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Creation: Interview with Bruce Friedrich | Recently, The Progressive Radio Show had a great interview with Bruce Friedrich, vice president for policy and government affairs at PETA. During the conversation, Friedrich responded to several challenging questions about PETA's tactics, drew connections between his Christian faith, his veganism and his activism on behalf of nonhuman animals, and discussed his book The Animal Activist's Handbook, which he co-authored with Matt Ball (co-founder of Vegan Outreach). You can download the MP3 at the Progressive Web site. We also have it here. Truth be told, I am highly critical of the way PETA's public campaigns often reinforce sexism in their efforts to combat speciesism, and the way they don't seem to make deep connections between ALL oppressions as evidenced by their ill-conceived KKK-action (see Humans are also animals article for a pretty solid critique). That said, I think Friedrich is very thoughtful and candid, and he makes some excellent points about why our call to nonviolence and mercy as Jesus-followers should be extended to nonhuman animals, and why our concern for nonhuman animals does not mean disregard for human suffering. | 6/27/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
| Total: 7 Episodes |
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