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A Single Double Named TherapistBen Mathew, PhD, LPC, LPC-S, NCCDr. Ben Mathew is a professor at CIU. He is starting his third year at CIU and is originally from Canada. He is first-generation Canadian; his parents are both from India. Dr. Mathew has a unique outlook on multicultural issues and how counselors can attack challenging subjects! He is an incredible professor as well as a husband and father!
2025-09-291h 09
Ben Lippen PodcastWhere the Rubber Meets the RoadDr. Ben Mathew returns to conclude our five-part series on racial reconciliation with a powerful synthesis of biblical teaching and practical wisdom. Rather than diving into political talking points, we ground our conversation in scripture's grand narrative—from creation to revelation—exploring how God's design for a diverse human family unfolds.The journey begins with the Imago Dei, establishing our primary identity as image-bearers before any racial or ethnic distinction. Through the lens of Genesis 11 and Acts 2, we witness God's judgment through language division at Babel contrasted with his redemptive work through language unification at Pentecost. Most sign...
2025-04-1022 minBen Lippen PodcastApplications of a Biblical Theology of Race at Ben Lippen SchoolUnlock the profound connection between biblical identity and racial reality in our latest episode with Dr. Ben Mathew from Columbia International University. Join us as we explore how prioritizing our faith can help us transcend biases and foster unity within the Ben Lippin School community. Dr. Mathew guides us through the complexities of maintaining our identity in Christ while embracing our diverse backgrounds. Discover how this perspective aligns with the gospel's message of love and redemption, offering a pathway to reconcile differences and build a stronger, more inclusive community.Get ready for an engaging conversation as Dr...
2025-03-0622 minBen Lippen PodcastDeveloping a Biblical Theology of Race (Part 2)Discover how the cross shapes our understanding of race and reconciliation with Dr. Ben Mathew on the Ben Lippen Podcast. Join us as we explore the profound themes of creation, fall, cross, redemption, and glory, focusing on the central role of the cross in God's grand narrative. Dr. Mathew offers fresh insights from Revelation 5, illuminating the powerful image of a multi-ethnic community united through Jesus' sacrifice. This episode promises to challenge and enrich your views on how the gospel informs racial discussions, reminding us that the ultimate story is about God's glory and our joy.Through a...
2025-02-2019 minBen Lippen PodcastDeveloping a Biblical Theology of Race (Part 1)Dr. Ben Mathew from Columbia International University joins us to explore the intricate relationship between the gospel and racial discussions, guided by a reflective heart posture. Discover how good theology serves as a vital foundation for addressing race through a biblical perspective, using the rich framework of creation, fall, cross, redemption, and glory. While racial reconciliation might not be the Bible's central theme, it emerges as a pivotal subplot in the greater narrative of redemption and God's glory.We journey into the profound concept of intrinsic human value through the eyes of faith and theology. Inspired by...
2025-02-0622 minBen Lippen PodcastThe Gospel, Race, and Heart PostureJoin us for an eye-opening conversation with Dr. Ben Mathew, a respected figure in counseling and theology, as we navigate the complex intersection of The Gospel and race at Ben Lippen School. Discover how Dr. Mathew’s multicultural upbringing shapes his unique approach to these sensitive discussions, emphasizing the critical role of heart posture and personal reflection. Learn how grounding our conversations in biblical truth, specifically Jude 3, can be a powerful unifying force, steering us away from political divides and towards a faith-driven dialogue.We explore the delicate balance between holding strong convictions and remaining adaptable, drawing in...
2025-01-2317 min
The Rational Reminder PodcastBen Mathew: The Lifecycle Model vs. Safe Withdrawal Rates (SWR)What drives the best financial planning decisions? In this episode, Ben Felix and Mark McGrath sit down with Ben Mathew, a PhD in economics from the University of Chicago and author of Economics: The Remarkable Story of How the Economy Works. The discussion explores the lifecycle model of economics, a powerful yet underutilized framework for financial planning, and contrasts it with traditional approaches like safe withdrawal rates (SWR). Ben Mathew shares insights into the lifecycle model, its origins, and its practical applications in aligning financial decisions with personal goals over a lifetime. We also dig into Ben's innovative financial...
2025-01-161h 22
The FizzicsEd PodcastSTEM in the Ocean with ANMMFrom marine archaeology to how boats float and much more, there is so much to learn at the Australian National Maritime Museum. It's here where events such as Women in STEM provide a real drawcard to students to the sea! We chat with Mathew Sloane and Anna Gregory to learn what is on offer Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education About Mattew Sloan Matt has been a scientist and educator for 20 years in universities, research institutes and museums. He got a PhD in genetics in 2008 at Vienna University and has applied his research in the fields of cancer, epigenetics...
2023-01-3126 min
The People RadioEp 33 Diana Arterian & Robin Coste Lewis: The PeopleEp 33 Diana Arterian & Robin Coste Lewis: The People
We close out the show with a song from Minneapolis based musician Jesse Whitney from his new album Impossible Buildings. You can find out more about his music at http://www.jsswhtny.com - and the name of the track is Immense Rooms Collapsing Inwards.
Diana Arterian is a poetry editor at Noemi Press and a managing editor and founding editor at the small press Ricochet. Her chapbook Death Centos came out from Ugly Duckling Presse in 2013. She’ll be talking to us about some of her new work, a collection centered ar...
2015-11-2057 min
The People RadioEp 21 Carol Cheh & Ariel Evans: The PeopleEp 21 Carol Cheh & Ariel Evans: The People
Featuring Notes from The People with William Moor
... and we close out the show with a song by the band Sweet Cobra
Carol Cheh is a writer based in Los Angeles, who occasionally curates, and she runs the site Another Righteous Transfer which explores performance in the L.A. art scene.
Ariel Evans is a PhD candidate in Art History at the University of Texas at Austin, where she studies the history of photography, post-war American art and feminist history. She is the founding editor of Pastelegram, an art publishing collective that encourage se...
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