39 episodes
The Walk: A Spiritual Journey The Thompson Institute
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- Religion & Spirituality
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5.0 • 24 Ratings
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It’s a part of life we so rarely talk about: our beliefs and experiences with spirituality. Time can go by without giving it much thought, but there are times it comes to mind and weighs heavy on our hearts. Is there more to life than what I’ve been living? Is there a spiritual reality that transcends our physical universe? Is there truth beyond my current understanding? Listen as we interview professors and scholars in the college campus community about their spiritual experiences and beliefs.
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Can one be a Christian and care about the environment?
In part 3 of our interview with Dr. Emily Castellucci from the department of geography at OSU, we ask her if it is possible to be a Christian that cares about the environment, and we ask her how she has experienced God’s love while also experiencing some hard and painful times in life. Check out the last part of the interview with Dr. Castellucci.
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The Walk is a production of The Thompson Institute, a program of Cru at Ohio State
Produced by Aaron Badenhop
Edited by Seth Costello & Lukas Moreland
Special thanks to Dr. Emily S. Castellucci -
How might courage be needed for embarking on a spiritual journey?
In Episode 2 of our interview with Dr. Emily Castellucci, we ask her about some of her heroes on her spiritual journey, and we explore the need for personal courage and receptivity on our spiritual journeys. Listen in on part 2 of our interview with Dr. Castellucci
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The Walk is a production of The Thompson Institute, a program of Cru at Ohio State
Produced by Aaron Badenhop
Edited by Seth Costello & Lukas Moreland
Special thanks to Dr. Emily S. Castellucci -
What is your role at OSU and your spiritual background?
Dr. Emily S. Castellucci is a senior lecturer in the department of geography at Ohio State. Dr. Castellucci received her bachelors degree from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, and she went on to receive her masters and PhD in geography from the University of Georgia. Teaching courses on subject matter such as cartography and geographic information systems, Dr. Castellucci is also passionate about teaching, and the students under her tutelage. A wife and a mother, Dr. Castellucci is also a believer in Jesus Christ. Now, our interview with Dr. Emily Castellucci.
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The Walk is a production of The Thompson Institute, a program of Cru at Ohio State
Produced by Aaron Badenhop
Edited by Seth Costello & Lukas Moreland
Special thanks to Dr. Emily S. Castellucci -
Is there anything about being a Christian today that is troubling for you?
In the final episode of our interview with Dr. Michael Prats, we ask him about his study of philosophy in undergrad, and we ask him if there is anything that particularly troubles him about being a Christian today. Enjoy.
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The Walk is a production of The Thompson Institute, a program of Cru at Ohio State
Produced by Aaron Badenhop
Edited by Seth Costello & Lukas Moreland
Special thanks to Dr. Michael Prats -
Do you ever feel like your faith is misunderstood in the world of medicine?
In part 3 of our interview with Dr. Michael Prats of the OSU College of Medicine, we ask him how he is inspired by the person of Jesus, and we ask him if he’s ever felt that his faith has been misunderstood in the medical context.
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The Walk is a production of The Thompson Institute, a program of Cru at Ohio State
Produced by Aaron Badenhop
Edited by Seth Costello & Lukas Moreland
Special thanks to Dr. Michael Prats -
Is faith at odds with your work in the scientific field of medicine?
In episode 2 of our interview with Dr. Michael Prats, professor in the OSU College of Medicine, we ask him whether or not faith is something that is completely subjective, and we ask him if his faith is ever at odds with his work in the scientific field of medicine.
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The Walk is a production of The Thompson Institute, a program of Cru at Ohio State
Produced by Aaron Badenhop
Edited by Seth Costello & Lukas Moreland
Special thanks to Dr. Michael Prats