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Reports From ArbroathLiam Norwell: From Triumph to TransitionIn this conversation, Brian Halford reflects on one of the most remarkable bowling performances in county cricket history, featuring Liam Norwell's incredible nine wickets for 62 runs that saved Warwickshire from relegation. The discussion delves into the pressures of the match, the emotional rollercoaster of the final day, and the significance of the victory for the team. Liam also shares his personal journey, including his retirement due to injury, the challenges he faced, and his transition to a new career after cricket.2025-03-2633 min
Culture HangLiam Payne: Concerning Behaviour, Attention Seeking and Maya Henry’s BookAs a podcast we are always in support of a free Palestine
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We finally know which member of One Direction pushed Liam Payne! We discuss the incident as well as Liam’s recent concerning behaviour. We also talk about the revelations from Maya Henry's book.
Pop culture moments include Alex Cooper interviewing Kamala Harris, Piers Morgan’s apology to Jay-Z And Beyoncé, and a rogue Caroline Calloway update.
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In ModerationDebunking Diet Gurus: How to Spot Fear-Based Marketing with Andy MillerWelcome back to In Moderation, where we dissect the good, the bad, and the ugly of social media! In today’s episode with the brilliant Andy Miller, we dove deep into the world of social media trickery. From the audacious grifting of fitness fakers to the subtleties of nutrition nudgers, we uncovered the dark arts of making you believe the unbelievable. We laughed at the outrageous and marveled at the mastery of marketing that leads so many astray. Remember, not all that glitters on your feed is gold—and our discussion today is a much-needed reality check. Catch the full...2023-10-3157 min
Think DifferentlyYou don't need to worry about nutrition!? | Alex Levington & Liam Miller | The Performance Guys |🎙️ Get ready for an episode packed with insights into maximising athletic performance! Join us on The SCULPTED Podcast as we dive deep into the secrets of pre-training and pre-game fuelling, Joined by Liam Miller & Alex Levington, hosted by Nick and Vale.🚀 First up, we fire off some quick questions to our football pro, Liam Miller. From his favourite pre-game rituals to the best advice he's received as an athlete, you'll get a glimpse into the world of a dedicated sportsman.💡 Next, meet Alex Levington, a sports nutritionist with a wealth of knowledge. Discover the truth a...2023-10-221h 18
The Online Disrupter with Liam ChickE21: James Barnes-Miller: Becoming A Snowboarding ParalympianJames Barnes Miller is a Paralympian Snowboarder from the United Kingdom.
In this episode of The Online Disrupter by Liam Chick, I talk to James about the truths of becoming an Olympian and the obstacles he had to overcome to get there.
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HomegirlsLevin Liam - erster Podcast, Achtsamkeit & die skurrilste Diebstahlgeschichte#174 Direkt von den Festivalbühnen Deutschlands in unsere kleine Arme fallend, beehrt uns in dieser Folge Levin Liam. Es geht um unsere liebsten und sadsten Festival Momente, die weirdesten Situationen der eigenen Karriere und die wichtigste Säule des Hip Hop. Außerdem haben wir über das in Sessions schreiben, Autotune-Pannen, Josis schlimmsten Begrüßungsmoment 2023 und aktuelle Filmempfehlungen fürs heimische Sommerkino gesprochen (Spoiler: Helen HASST den neuen Jennifer Lawrence Film mit großer Inbrunst). Alle wichtigen Links: https://linktr.ee/hallohomegirlshomegirls auf InstagramLevin Liam auf InstagramHelen Fares auf InstagramJosi Miller auf InstagramHört gerne...2023-07-2457 min
Miller Frost PodcastMiller Frost Podcast Episode 168Miller Frost, curmudgeon, occasional misanthrope, nonconforming gay and podcaster, chaperones yet another irreverent journey through today's headlines and oddball news stories.This Thursday, Miller covers Netflix's 'Wednesday' getting into trouble for have an all white writing team, as Miller imagines the Miller Frost Podcast's 'Queen with a Clipboard' going in to sort out the mess; Miley Cyrus trying to pull a Taylor Swift by dropping a breakup anthem on her ex-husband Liam Hemsworth's birthday; New York Times following Jeff Bezos' pet newspaper, the Washington Post, in trashing diversity trainings; and Kendall Jenner's umbrella escort triggering her...2023-01-2036 min
Beyond Adversity with Dr. Brad Miller“Using Your Brain the Right Way: The Secret of Success” with Liam NadenLiam is a researcher, author, speaker, and educator. He teaches Neuro-State Rebalancing (NSR), a technique for readjusting the four areas of your brain in order to solve issues and gain control over your life.In addition, Liam offers a number of well-respected programs for individuals and couples to help them mend their marriages or relationships.He doesn’t believe that everyday problems and stress are natural. Instead, he has discovered how your brain is scientifically built to lead you to a happy and full existence through research into the brain, neurology, psyc...2022-11-0940 min
Policy PeopleSilicon Warfare w. Chris MillerDelve into semiconductor geopolitics with Chris Miller, author of the new book Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology. We discuss chips evolution in modern warfare, the US-China tech race, Taiwan’s ‘Silicon Shield’, what could happen to the supply chains amid a war over Taiwan, the risk posed by Huawei and SMIC, the big players across each segment of the chip industry and their geopolitical weight, the CHIPS Act, the inefficiencies of state-led technology strategies, the Chip 4 Alliance and many more topics. Chris Miller is an Associate Professor of International History at the Fletcher School...2022-10-0241 min
Culture HangOne Direction: Liam Payne's Comments, Zayn's Exit, and Solo CareersAfter some interesting comments from Liam Payne on Logan Paul's podcast, we decided to look at all the One Direction drama. We talk about Liam's recent comments, the drama surrounding Zayn leaving the band and what the boys are up to now.
Pop culture moments of the week include Kim Kardashian's skincare controversy, the Amber Heard and Johnny Depp trial and sustainable fashion on the new season of Love Island.
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Avry's Sports ShowCanada Soccer media scrum: Liam Miller and Alphonso DaviesAfter yesterday's training, Canada's Liam Miller and Alphonso Davies spoke to the media about playing in Edmonton and Canada's two upcoming games against Costa Rica and Mexico at Commonwealth Stadium.Miller audio: 0:00 to 2:37Davies audio: 0:00 to end.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/avrys-sportsshow/support Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2021-11-1108 min
Cameron Reads ComicsCRC #56 - Something Is Killing The Children vol. 1 w/ Liam TateHI, I’m Cameron and I don’t just read comics, I love them. On today’s episode of Cameron Reads Comics, my friend Liam and I are going to be talking about the horror comic that EVERYONE is talking about “Something is Killing The Children” by James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera. I’m not much of a horror guru, so i brought in Liam to talk about a series that he is absolutely nuts for, and he’s not the only one. Just a warning, we are going to go into...2021-11-0452 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp97. The Miracle of Religion in Modern Manhattan, Jon ButlerI sat down with historian Jon Butler to discuss his book God in Gotham which explores religion in Manhattan from the last C19th to midC20th. We discuss how - contrary to much opinion (then and now) - modernity, urban density, and plurality did not prove a stranglehold on religion in this most city of cities but proved fertile ground for its flourishing. We also discuss religion, race, and activism in this period, in particular the efforts of the Reverends Adam Clayton Powell and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. We also explore what he dubs 'God's Urban Hothouse' the...2021-08-0955 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp96. Black Christology and the Quest for Authenticity, John H. McClendon IIII sat down with Prof John H. McClendon to discuss his philosophical appraisal of Black Theology/Christology and materialist critique of its claim of authenticity. We discuss how he became interested in the topic through study of Howard Thurman, the relationship between Black Theology and African American theology that preceded it, and the shift from a focus on racism and its attendant structures to whiteness. We also discuss his engagement with and critique of Professor James Cone and the implications he sees in making God dependant on Blackness and Blackness dependant on white oppression. Finally we discuss the whole...2021-08-0152 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp95. Disability, Diversity, and the Body of Christ, Brian BrockI sat down with Brian Brock to talk about his new book, Disability: Living into the Diversity of Christ's Body (Baker, 2021). We discuss common misconceptions and assumptions that lead to unwelcome and awkwardness in churches (beginning with the common falsity that there are "no disabled people in our church"). Brian offers examples of how in noticing the diversity of the bodily experiences of the people around us, we begin to glimpse aspects of Scripture that we had previously missed. I also ask him about the issues that come from concepts like normality and inclusion, and how the confession that...2021-07-2646 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp94. Queering Wesley, Keegan OsinskiI spoke with Keegan Osinski about her new book: Queering Wesley, Queering the Church. We discuss what drew her to this project, her experience within the Wesleyan tradition, and how she found fertile ground for queer readings in Wesley's sermons. We then go deep on her readings of holiness, being born again, pride and humility, and pleasure.
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Love Rinse RepeatEp93. Transgressive Devotion, Natalie Wigg-StevensonI sat down with Natalie Wigg-Stevenson to talk about theology as performance art. We discuss her new work which weaves together discussions in church basements, notorious works of performance art, and a broad range of theological thinkers to respond to a moment where she felt forgotten by God. Along the way we talk about what it might mean to think about God's omnipotence through a framework of cognitive decline, in turn we discuss how she conceives of the role of humanity through caregiving to God. We also talk about the problems posed by the incarnation, ecclesiology as writing the...2021-07-1255 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp92 (LIVE). Indigenous Sovereignty, Multiculturalism, and the Church, with Anne Pattel-GrayDr Anne Pattel-Gray, author of the Great White Flood, joins Rev. Tau’alofa Anga’aelangi, Rev Dr Katalina Tahaafe-Williams, and myself in a discussion on Black Lives Matter, the church's call to confront racist injustice, the relationship between Indigenous sovereignty and multiculturalism, where the UCA has become too timid, the ongoing lack of Indigenous theology and teaching in theological education, how her book was banned from sales in physical bookstores in Australia, the importance of being able to worship in one's own language, and much more.
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Love Rinse RepeatEp91. Hope in Disarray, Grace Ji-Sun KimI sat down with Grace Ji-Sun Kim to talk about hope. We talk about writing for the public, differentiating hope from optimism, speaking of hope amidst the pain and violence of sexism, racism, and ecological destruction, and what it means to live inside and even become our hope. We also talk about her new podcast Madang and what it's like to be on the other side of the mic.
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Love Rinse RepeatEp90. Redfern: Aboriginal Activism in the 1970s, Johanna PerheentupaI sat down with Johanna Perheentupa to discuss her new book on Aboriginal activism and the push for self-determination in Redfern in the 1970s. We discuss the conditions and social changes that made Redfern ripe for such radical change and the development of landmark organisations such as the Aboriginal Legal Service, the National Black Theatre, Aboriginal Medical Service, Murawina preschool, and the Aboriginal Housing Company. We discuss the relationship between these organisations and the well known demonstrations of the time (such as the Tent Embassy). We discuss the way the ALS emerged as a response to police violence, how...2021-06-2142 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp89. What Public Theology Could Be, Janice McRandalI sat down with Janice McRandal, public, feminist theologian, to talk about theology (public and otherwise) as it is in Australia and how it could be. We discuss how she came to a life of an academic and public theology, what The Cooperative is about and hopes to disrupt and achieve, theological education in Australia and what she thinks it needs for a flourishing future, the role of social media in public theology, and the inaugural Cooperative theological conference, "Uncommon Goods: Public Theology and Empire".
Learn more about the Cooperative and check out the conference (regos open...2021-06-1642 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp88. Queer and Indecent: a conversation about Marcella Althaus-Reid, Thia Cooper"In sum, Althaus-Reid wanted to help us free ourselves from dominating constructs that keep us from knowing God... the goal is not to formulate one theology but to celebrate the diverse ways of knowing God."
I sat down with Thia Cooper to talk about her new introduction to the work of Marcella Althaus-Reid. We talk about the theological marketplace, attending to variety and lived experience in theology, the hermeneutical circle, the work that remains to be done, and armpits.
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Thia Cooper is Professor in Religion; Peace Studies; Gender, Women and...2021-06-0656 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp87. Reading the Magnificat in Australia, Anne ElveyI spoke with Anne Elvey about her new book, Reading the Magnificat in Australia. We discuss her approach to the project as a poet and biblical scholar who has creatively engaged the Magnificat for many years, and how this combination connects to a hermeneutics of creative imagination and need for creative writing to 'turn the breath' toward empathy and resistance. We talk about keeping an aspect of unknowing central to the book's epistemological frame and the hermeneutic of restraint. I also ask about how the Magnificat offers a call to "reconfigure the learned desire of the will of white...2021-05-3144 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp86. Appalling Bodies, Joseph A. Marchal"Paul is probably the least interesting thing about Paul’s letters." I sat down with Joseph Marchal to talk the way his book reaches past questions of what Paul 'thought' (or how his texts can be read in 'inclusive' ways) toward far more fascinating queer figures before and after his letters: "androgynes, eunuchs, slaves, and barbarians—each depicted as perversely gendered and strangely embodied figures in their own distinctive, though interrelated ways”. We discuss his intentionally anachronistic style of juxtaposition, and how this leads his work on 1 Corinthians 11 and Paul's concerns about the women prophesying, to considerations of ancient figure...2021-05-2447 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp85. A Passion for Preaching, Anna Carter FlorenceI sat down with Anna Carter Florence to talk about her passion for preaching. We discuss lessons she's learnt from teaching preaching for two decades, overlap between acting and preaching, how to make Scripture more dynamic and accessible, and her book Rehearsing Scripture: Discovering God's Word in Community.
Anna Carter Florence will be a keynote speaker at the upcoming PreachFest 2021 hosted by Uniting Mission and Education, June 1st to 3rd, featuring a raft of amazing preachers and teachers. Sign up at ume.nswact.uca.org.au click upcoming events and then click Preachfest! https://ume.nswact.uca...2021-05-1749 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp84. Luke/Acts and the End of History, Kylie CrabbeHow does Luke's understanding of the end of history reshape experience in the present? I sat down with Kylie Crabbe to talk Luke/Acts, eschatology, history, and how ancient writers make sense of negative experience. I also ask Kylie to argue the case for Luke as the best gospel and attempt to disprove the theory that Acts is actually kind of boring.
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Dr Kylie Crabbe is Director of Graduate Research Programs and Senior Research Fellow Biblical and Early Christian Studies at Australian Catholic University. After her undergraduate studies (in Criminology, Psychology, and...2021-05-1042 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp83. How to Have an Enemy, Melissa Florer-Bixler“No good comes from the denial of enmity.” I spoke with Melissa Florer-Bixler about her new book, How To Have an Enemy. The question, she emphasises, is not whether to have enemies, but how to have the right enemy. We also talk about the myth of the Christmas Day truce, problems of 'unity', and why Melissa's job as a pastor isn't "to create a politically diverse church where people share their ideas dispassionately in an attempt towards middle ground or mutual transformation.” We end with a discussion about what the church can offer in a society riddled by inequality, dispos...2021-05-0352 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp82. A Christian Engagement with Shari‘a, Joshua RalstonI sat down with Joshua Ralston to talk about his book Law and the Rule of God: a Christian Engagement with Shari’a (Cambridge, 2020). We discuss what lead him to this work, why discussions of law in Islam are missing in political theology (and why they matter), the problems of Protestant antinomianism, comparative theology and how recognising different conceptions of the law and its purpose assist interfaith work, and his account of public law as a provisional and indirect witness to the divine rule of justice
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Love Rinse RepeatEp81. Dying to be Normal, Brett KrutzschI sat down with Brett Krutzsch to talk about his book Dying to Be Normal: Gay Martyrs and the Transformation of American Sexual Politics. The book highlights how, through the process of commemoration, secular gay activists deployed Protestant Christian ideals to present gays as similar to upstanding heterosexuals and, therefore, as deserving of equal rights. Our conversation centres on the treatment of Harvey Milk, Matthew Shepard, and Tyler Clementi who, in the wake of their deaths, had aspects of their life, politics, and personality erased in order that they might make more appropriate martyrs in the eyes of white...2021-04-1945 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp80. The Veiled God, Ruth Jackson RavenscroftI sat down with Ruth Jackson Ravenscroft to talk theology, finitude, and Schleiermacher. I ask about her journey into theology, the importance of reading Schleiermacher with his biography close at hand, and what she's learnt with sharing Schleiermacher beyond the halls of theology, before engaging with her work on finitude (in particular the freedom and unity found therein).
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Ruth Jackson Ravenscroft hails from Bury in Greater Manchester. She studied Theology and Religious Studies as an undergraduate here at Sidney Sussex, before moving to Corpus Christi College Cambridge for her doctoral research. In 2015...2021-04-1244 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp79. A Bridge Between, Katharine MassamI sat down with Katharine Massam to talk about Spanish Benedictine Missionary Women in New Norcia in Western Australia. We discuss the way this strange, surprising, complex, and sad story helps chart a path for thinking about religious and colonial history in these lands now called Australia. We talk about the way this small mission town both reflected and balked the broader trends in the colonial project of assimilation, changes in C20th Catholicism, and the experience of women in religious orders (with particular attention to the story of Sr Veronica Therese Willaway OSB). We also cover how one...2021-04-0643 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp78. The Messianic Theology of the New Testament, Joshua W. Jipp.I sat down with Josh Jipp to talk about the messianic identity of Jesus as the presupposition for and primary content of New Testament theology. We discuss balancing unity and plurality within the New Testament, the benefits and risks of centring the messianic identity in light of the history of Christian supersessionism, the kind of kingdom this messiah brings, and (just in time for Easter) how the Passion narratives establish Jesus' messianic identity - hint, it has much more to do with the Psalmist's Davidic King than Isaiah's suffering servant.
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Love Rinse RepeatEp77. Questions of Context, Henning Wrogemann and John FlettIn a wide ranging discussion about contextualisation, culture, the gospel, and mission John Flett and Henning Wrogemann detail what can be learnt from (predominately the mistakes) of a century of German mission theology. I was surprised by the manifold ways contemporary language around church, mission, and culture finds its roots in articulations that were developed within and embraced by German National Socialism. The conversation begins with some quick takes on common mission catchphrases and ends with the idea of mission as being - in part - about living together with the stranger.
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Love Rinse RepeatEp76. Ontologically Black, Existentially Queer, Spiritually Christian. Ashwin Afrikanus ThyssenI sat down with Ashwin Thyssen to talk about his work at the intersections of race, sexuality and faith, what it means for him to be part of the 'reformed' movement, and the challenge of doing theology in South Africa when you were born after 1994.
Ashwin Afrikanus Thyssen is a PhD Candidate at Stellenbosch University, in Systematic Theology. His research considers the intersections of race, sexuality, and faith. At present he is also undergoing ministerial training for ordained life in the Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa. In short, Ashwin identifies as ontologically black, existentially queer, and...2021-03-1147 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp75. Is God Colour-Blind? Anthony ReddieI sat down with Anthony Reddie to talk about the revised and updated edition of his book Is God Colour-Blind? (SPCK 2020). We discuss what motivated the writing of the book then and now, the impact of the renewed attention on the Black Lives Matter movement in Britain, the powerful link between British exceptionalism, whiteness and the church (and how this becomes directed at those who are Black who offer critique of these forces), and what it’s like been a practical theologian in lockdown. Professor Anthony Reddie is Director of the Oxford Centre for Religion and Culture, Tu...2021-03-0547 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp74. Why Read Fiction? Jedidiah EvansI sat down with Jedidiah Evans, associate lecturer in writing studies at Sydney University, to talk about what can happen when we read fiction. We discuss reading as forming friendships, how it shapes the way we see the world and ourselves, and freeing ourselves from "must read" lists. We then go on to talk about Jed's work on carceral writing - writing both by and about incarcerated people - and what he hopes this can achieve in closing gaps between what we assume happens in prison and what is actually happening. We also discuss the collaborative, inmate-run writing programs...2021-02-051h 06
Love Rinse RepeatEp73. Abolition in the Colony, Robyn OxleyI sat down with Robyn Oxley to talk about the criminal justice and need for abolition in the lands now called Australia. We talk about her journey into and with abolition, why community resourcing and accountability make so much more sense, how prisons simply do not achieve what they purport to achieve (especially in terms of rehabilitation), and the racism and colonial violence that runs all the way through the system – a violence that is entirely in keeping with the colonial project that has wrought trauma, displacement, and death on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples since British invasion....2021-01-2843 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp72. Living-Death Doula, Rachael WardI sat down with Rachael Ward, a public theologian, LGBTIQ+ activist, and co-founder of Bible Queery, a collective focused on offering one-on-one and group facilitation for queer people of faith. We speak about pastoral care, not making promises, queer spaces and wisdom, and their own Living-Death Doula model for queer grief care.
Rachael Ward (they/them) is a public theologian and LGBTQ+ activist currently pursuing their Master of Divinity and Master of Arts in Practical Theology at Columbia Theological Seminary. They are the co-founder of Bible Queery, a collective focused on offering one-on-one and group facilitation for...2021-01-2257 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp71. More Theolutions: Keegan Osinski, Flora Tang, Nicole MugfordIt’s time for more theo-lutions with a panel of wonders! Keegan Osinski, Flora Tang, and Nicole Mugford join me to talk about our resolutions for our own work and for the church. We discuss online communities/church, the need to talk about sex, creative engagements with our traditions, and forging environments of safety and flourishing for LGBTIQA+ Christians.
Keegan Osinski is the Librarian for Theology and Ethics at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Her first book, Queering Wesley, Queering the Church, will be out later this year.
Flora Tang is originally from Beijing, China. Du...2021-01-151h 17
Love Rinse RepeatEp70. Building Pillows and Embodying Division, Steff FentonI sat down with Steff Fenton (they/them, she /her) to talk about church - their experiences, hopes, and call. We also discuss fostering environments where folks can celebrate and explore their sexual and gender identity in conversation with their faith, non-hierarchical leadership, the Sydney church scene, and some of the big changes they hope to see in churches and theological study in the coming years.
Steff Fenton is one of the founding Elders and the Associate Pastor of New City Church, a new faith community meeting on Gadigal land in Sydney’s Inner City. They also Co...2021-01-071h 05
Love Rinse RepeatEp69. New Year‘s Theolutions: Skyler Keiter-Massefski, Radhika Sukumar-White, Ed Watson, and Laura Jean TrumanI sat down with a wonderful group of guests to talk about resolutions: for our own work, for the church, for the academy, for the... a whole lot of things. It was fun.
Skyler Keiter-Massefski is a theological anthropologist whose work coalesces around the themes of trans embodiment, American empire, eschatology, and abolition. They hold a degree in Anthropology from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and will receive their MDiv from Yale in May. You can find Skyler writing about academia, queerness, and ghosts on Twitter @SkylerJay_.
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Love Rinse RepeatEp68. Abolition Apostles, Sarah Pritchard and David BrazilI sat down with David and Sarah to talk about their international jail and prison ministry: Abolition Apostles. We talk about their calling into this work, their letter-writing, advocacy, and why abolition can function as a tent-pole issue for Christians concerned with the impact of racialised capitalism.
David Brazil and Sarah Pritchard are the founding co-pastors of Apostles Fellowship, a nondenominational Christian church, as well as Abolition Apostles (abolitionapostles.org), an international jail and prison ministry based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Find them on Twitter: @AbolitionChurch
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Love Rinse RepeatEp67. Talanoa with the Old Testament, Brian KōliaI sat down with Brian Kōlia to discuss his diasporic/postcolonial work on Ecclesiastes, his Tulou reading of Song of Songs (and its constructive implications for animal studies), his Fāgogo reading of Gen 3 (and its ability to cross taboos and allow more liberative conversations on sexuality), and teaching the Prophets in ways that preserve their distinctiveness and speaks into our times. What comes across is the vitality of this work and its nimbleness to not be tied down by the forms, questions, and big T truth of colonial forms of Christianity and academia.
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Love Rinse RepeatEp66. Intersex and the Church, Sara GillinghamI sat down with Sara Gillingham to talk about her experience in the church as someone born with intersex traits. We discuss her work with theologians and church leaders in developing conversations and resources, the way the diverse experiences of those born with intersex traits can sometimes be obfuscated in order to be aligned with more ‘hot-button’ church debates, and the frustration of church leaders continuing to make a meal of what are, ultimately, some rather basic hopes.
Sara Gillingham is an Anglican, who speaks of her experience of being born with intersex traits. She has featured on N...2020-12-1151 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp65. Divine Self-Investment, Tripp FullerI sat down with Tripp Fuller to talk about open and relational Christology. We discuss the pros of going process (or adopting elements of an open and relational theology), why Tripp just keeps talking about Jesus, his three-pronged approach to Christology (historical Jesus, existential register of faith, and metaphysical referent to God), how his approach can address supersessionist ways of thinking of the Incarnation, and what is the hope in a God who maybe doesn’t control or overrule, but invests?
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Love Rinse RepeatEp64. Spirit Outside the Gate, Oscar García-JohnsonI sat down with Oscar García-Johnson to talk about Spirit Outside the Gate: Decolonial Pneumatologies of the American Global South (IVP Academic, 2019). We discuss doing theology in the colonial difference and centring indigenous practices, values, and ideas; we talk about Transoccidentality and how it repositions Christian identity toward a community-in-movement (and the implication of this in conversations around migrants and migration). We also go deep on pneumatology, discussing his view of the Spirit as Decolonial Healer and his response to one of the book’s central question: “What are Christians to make of the Holy Spirit’s occasional encount...2020-11-2759 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp63. Colossians: an Eco-Stoic Reading, Vicky BalabanskiI sat down with Vicky Balabanski to discuss her Eco-Stoic reading of Colossians – a new addition to the Earth Bible Commentary Series with T&T Clark. We talk about stoicism – the ins and outs, its popularity in the New Testament era, and how it shapes the letter to the Colossians. We then pick up how an eco-stoic reading can guide the church trying to untangle itself from certain assumptions, readings, and patterns that contributed to the ecological crisis we now face and lead us into action.
Rev Dr Vicky Balabanski is senior lecturer in New Testament at Flin...2020-11-1842 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp62. Schleiermacher and the Trinity, Shelli PoeIn the exciting conclusion of Deus Ex Schleiermacher I sat down with Shelli Poe to talk about Schleiermacher as Trinitarian Theologian. We talk about the anit-speculative connection between Calvin and Schleiermacher, why "the great mystery of the Christian faith ought to be the fact of the divine good-pleasure toward creation, rather than a set of conceptual difficulties." We then discuss the 'pastoral' reasoning behind Schleiermacher's positioning of the Trinity, the trinitarian form of the divine attributes of Love, Wisdom, and Causality, and how this approach overcomes or sneaks around some of the problems Schleiermacher identities with traditional trinitarianism.
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Everyday Decisions with Jo FirestoneTall Teens w/ Sabina Oldham & Liam Miller CastlesJo talks with two teens who reached out to her via email, Sabina Oldham and Liam Miller Castles, to talk about their days. They discuss the pros and cons of online learning, try to decide who is taller, give tips on taking tap dancing classes over Zoom, and attempt to explain trigonometry. You can follow Jo at @yoyofirestone, and you can listen to Sabina and Liam's podcast here: Cream House, White Trim (and Other Modern Horrors).Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2020-11-101h 00
Love Rinse RepeatEp61. A Very Schleiermacher Episode, Ted VialI sat down with Ted Vial to talk about Friedrich Schleiermacher’s political activity, intellectual proclivity, and preacher’s sensitivity. We discuss Schleiermacher’s distinction between religion and theology, why readers benefit by considering his work in other academic disciplines, and why it is helpful to be reminded that the only Christianity we have is the one we have. We end with a great discussion on Schleiermacher’s Christmas Eve: a dialogue and why it’s the perfect entry point to his theological corpus.
This episode is week one of our two-part series: Deus Ex Schleiermacher. Look for Part t...2020-11-0343 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp60. We Will Feast, Kendall VandersliceI sat down with Kendall Vanderslice to talk about dinner church, meal based communities, and the community of God. Her excellent book, We Will Feast is out now with Eerdmans and draws on her experience and research within these communities and her own theological and gastronomical reflections.
We talk about why food needs more attention in preaching and theology, eating as delighting in the created order, what kinds of communities and relationships she has seen forged over meals, centring relationships in how we be the church, how the church can address the loneliness epidemic, and the common...2020-10-2649 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp59 (LIVE). Psalms and Prophets in a Pandemic, Monica Melanchthon, Lyndal Sherwin, Renee EvansIn a special live episode of Love Rinse Repeat, Liam sat down with Monica Melanchthon, Lyndal Sherwin, and Renee Evans to talk about how we might read the Psalms and Prophets in the midst of a pandemic.
Despite often being framed as a great equaliser, the impact of COVID is disproportionately metered out against the world's vulnerable people. The time of the pandemic has been accompanied, in Australia and elsewhere, by an intensified push to confront and overcome racial injustice, renewed emphasis on the need for urgent environmental activism, and revealed just how many people are willing...2020-10-211h 32
Love Rinse RepeatEp58. Being Subordinate Men, Brian J RobinsonI sat down with Brian Robinson to talk about being beta for Jesus! (Or, as his book is more scholarly titled: 2020-10-1247 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp57. Responding to the Climate Emergency, Di RaysonI sat down with Dr Di Rayson to talk about teaching theology, being a Christian in green movements, and how to appropriately call on Bonhoeffer when engaging contemporary issues. Di is a public theologian with special interest in climate change, ecoethics, and ecofeminism. She often teaches at The University of Newcastle Australia, where she did her PhD, on Bonhoeffer's Theology and Anthropogenic Climate Change. Di has worked on other contemporary issues such as war, rape culture, and theology and the arts. She has also published on Bonhoeffer and Gandhi and Bonhoeffer's political theology.
In November she is...2020-10-0651 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp56. Intersex, Theology, and the Bible. Susannah CornwallI sat down with Susannah Cornwall, Associate Professor in Constructive Theologies at the University of Exeter, to talk about her edited volume Intersex, Theology, and the Bible: Troubling Bodies in Church, Text, and Society. We discuss gender reveal parties, the limits of gender binaries, the ethics of performing ‘surgical corrections’ on infants, why theology often overlooks intersex people, and intersex's capacity to positively trouble unquestioned norms and dubious assumptions in religion and beyond.
Susannah Cornwall is Associate Professor in Constructive Theologies at the University of Exeter. She is the author of Sex and Uncertainty in the Body of C...2020-09-2949 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp55. Resacralizing the Other at the US-Mexico Border, Gregory CuéllarI interviewed Gregory L. Cuéllar about his book Resacralizing the Other at the US-Mexico Border: A Borderland Hermeneutic (Routledge, 2020). We talk about the way the sacred is weaponsised by elite powers to shape social reality, the way it grants permanence to the negating of the inherent sacred worth of the black and brown bodies of those approaching or crossing the border, while sacralizing the Anglo-American project of colonisation, violence, and manifest destiny. We talk about how – counter intuitively – appealing to the sacredness of the other can provide a way toward a healing strategy, and how this book seeks to “a...2020-05-2155 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp54. A Liberation Journey, Rabbi Nahum Ward-LevI sat down with Rabbi Nahum Ward-Lev to talk about the Liberating Path of the Hebrew Prophets. We talk about the world's need for courage, wisdom, and vision, the three qualities inherent in every prophet: “an encounter with divine love and concern for the world, courage to name oppression, and a moral imagination to articulate an alternative future.” We also discuss the importance of art, imagination, and dialogue in the prophetic tasks, the overlapping concerns of the Hebrew Prophets and the Book of Deuteronomy, and the way biblical liberation themes are found in various contemporary figures. We end with a di...2020-05-1349 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp53. Participating in Christ, Michael GormanI interviewed Michael J. Gorman about his book Participating in Christ: Explorations in Paul’s Theology and Spirituality (Baker Academic, 2019). I ask Michael how some common refrains stack up against Paul’s understanding of participation, how the cross not only reveals Christ and God, but also what it means to be human. We talk about co-resurrection and how that shapes how we speak of justification, how Michael’s work on theosis is more narrative than metaphysical, and if there’s a relationship between Paul’s union with Christ language and Matthew 25’s presence of Christ in the least of these. Final...2020-05-0533 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp52. A Changing Church, Charissa SuliLiam sat down with Rev Charissa Suli, a National Consultant with the Uniting Church in Australia's Assembly Resourcing Unit. They discuss resourcing the church for increasingly changing times, working with and in churches that are becoming increasingly multicultural, how the UCA has lived up to its 1985 declaration "we are a multicultural church. We also talk about her work with youth and young adults in the church, what she has learnt in those encounters, and how churches might think about 'growing young.' Finally we talk about church during COVID-19 and what she hopes might stick around once we are...2020-04-2635 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp51. Wondrously Wounded: theology, disability, & the body of Christ, Brian BrockI sat down with Brian Brock to talk about his book Wondrously Wounded: Theology, Disability, and the Body of Christ (Baylor University Press, 2019). We discuss his motivation for writing the book, what it was like to try and ‘witness to the witness’ of his son, reclaiming wonder, pre-natal screening and how liberal societies establish norms, the need to be rescued from seeing ourselves as ‘abled’, where the doctrine of sin fits in a theology of disability, the body of Christ as a circulator of divine gifts, and going beyond charity and inclusion.
Brian Brock is Professor of Moral an...2020-04-211h 14
Love Rinse RepeatEp50.7 Seven Last Words: ”Father, into your hands...” with W. Travis McMakenTo celebrate 50 episodes of the Love Rinse Repeat podcast, Liam Miller interviewed seven guests about Jesus' seven last words from the cross.
Here, Travis McMaken discusses the final words, "Father, into your hands I commend my spirit". This commendation signifies the climax of the relationship between the Spirit and Jesus throughout Luke, and the shift to the ongoing role of the Spirit in the lives of those who follow after.
W. Travis McMaken is Associate Professor of Religion, Chair of the Interdisciplinary Studies program, and Assistant Dean of Humanities in the School of Humanities at...2020-04-0924 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp50.6 Seven Last Words: ”It is finished” with Lauren R.E. LarkinTo celebrate 50 episodes of the Love Rinse Repeat podcast, Liam Miller interviewed seven guests about Jesus' seven last words from the cross.
Here, Lauren Larkin discusses, with care and passion, Jesus declarative words "it is finished" and its relation to what has past, what is, and what is possible - both cosmically and personally. A decisive shift has occurred and we should think carefully before trying to go back to before - which has potent implications for a post-COVID society.
Lauren R. E. Larkin is a PhD candidate at the University of Aberdeen. Her academic...2020-04-0926 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp50.5 Seven Last Words: ”I thirst” with Sean WinterTo celebrate 50 episodes of the Love Rinse Repeat podcast, Liam interviewed seven guests about Jesus' seven last words from the cross.
Here, Sean Winter reflects on the words "I thirst", and both their simplicity, as a basic human need for a small mercy in the midst of trauma, and their powerful symbolic and theological overtones. We explore what the words teach us about presence, absence, and the completion of Christ's work. And how Jesus' own thirst shapes how we read the many other times thirst is employed in the Gospel of John.
Rev Associate Professor...2020-04-0921 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp50.4 Seven Last Words: ”My God, my God...” with David W. CongdonTo celebrate 50 episodes of the Love Rinse Repeat podcast, Liam Miller interviewed seven guests about Jesus' seven last words from the cross.
Here, David Congdon discusses the scandal of the words "my God, my God, why have you foresaken me?" Why there is hope in allowing these words to ring out a true disruption, resisting the urge to incorporate them neatly into our theology, piety, or liturgy.
David W. Congdon is acquisitions editor at the University Press of Kansas (overseeing the publishing program in political science and law) and adjunct instructor at the University of...2020-04-0924 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp50.3 Seven Last Words: ”Woman, behold, thy son...” with Tau‘alofa Anga‘aelangiTo celebrate 50 episodes of the Love Rinse Repeat podcast, Liam interviewed seven guests about Jesus' seven last words from the cross.
Here, Tau'alofa Anga'aelangi discusses the third words "Woman, here is your son... here is your mother". We talk about different cultural experiences of family, how these words shape the way the churches engage intergenerational and intercultural encounters, and resisting obligation with a view to seeing people as gift.
Rev Tau'alofa Anga'aelangi is an Ordained Deacon in the Uniting Church in Australia, currently in placement as a Tertiary Chaplain at Charles Sturt University in Port...2020-04-0924 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp50.2 Seven Last Words: ”Today, you will be with me...” with Laura Jean TrumanTo celebrate 50 episodes of the Love Rinse Repeat podcast, Liam interviewed seven guests about Jesus' seven last words from the cross.
Here, Laura Jean Truman discusses Jesus' words to the man next to him on the cross, "today, you will be with me in paradise" and importantly the words of the two criminals preceding this promise. Repentance, solidarity, welcome, and a strange kind of presence are all concepts illuminated and provoked in this most powerful scene.
Laura Jean is a queer writer, preacher, and former chaplain living in Atlanta, GA. Originally from New England, she...2020-04-0921 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp50! Seven Last Words with Seven Great GuestsTo celebrate 50 episodes of the Love Rinse Repeat podcast, Liam interviewed seven guests about Jesus' seven last words from the cross.
Here, Grace Ji-Sun Kim discusses the first words, "Father, forgive them, they do not know what they are doing" in the context of rising anti-Asian racism during the COVID19 pandemic. She reminds us that, as participants in unjust systems we all sin in ways that we do not see, and so all have need of forgiveness.
Grace Ji-Sun Kim received her M.Div. from Knox College (University of Toronto) and her Ph.D. from...2020-04-0929 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp49. Reading the Bible, Melissa Florer-Bixler and Emmy KeglerHow does one pick up a Bible and start to read it?
It’s a deceptively complex question. And in the time of COVID19 when many people are reaching for their Bibles outside of their familiar contexts of a worshipping community, shared liturgy and the proclamation of the word, it’s a question well worth considering.
To help us consider it I sat down with two wonderful pastors, authors, and friends of the podcast, Melissa Florer-Bixler and Emmy Kegler. We talk about the questions we bring to scripture and the questions scripture asks of us. I as...2020-04-0256 min
Only Our Rivers Run Free!Liam Miller - GAA rules must not stand in way of Charity........Liam Miller died aged 36, former Celtic & ManU player and a Republic star but his life was cut short. An unseemly row broke out when the GAA banned the use of Pairc I Chaoimh but thankfully it was resolved!2020-03-3110 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp48. Doctrine - the what, why, and how; Geoff ThompsonI sat down with Geoff Thompson to talk about his new work, Christian Doctrine: A Guide for the Perplexed (T&T Clark). We talk about the constructive and creative work of doctrine, its role in the church, its range of genres and purposes, the gift it can be in times of conflict and upheaval, the relationship of parts to the whole, and Geoff's excellent proposal of the link between doctrine and the Christian Social Imaginary. Buy the Book.
Geoff Thompson is Co-ordinator of Studies of Systematic Theology at Pilgrim Theological College and Associate Professor at the University...2020-03-2949 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp47. Biblical Experiments in Decolonisation, Steve HeinrichsIs it possible for the exploited and their allies to reclaim the Bible from the dominant powers?
I sat down with Steve Heinrichs, Director of Indigenous-Settler Relations for the Mennonite Church Canada, to talk about Unsettling the World: Biblical Experiments in Decolonisation, a volume he edited, out now through Orbis Books.
In Unsettling the Word over 60 Indigenous and Settler authors come together to wrestle with Scripture, reimagining ancient texts for reparative futures. With poem, essay, art, proverb, and provocation this is an excellent and essential work.
In this episode we discuss Steve's own...2020-03-1843 min
The Liam McCollum ShowEp. 6 Pulitzer Prize Winner Greg Miller on the CIA 'Coup of the Century'Washington Post Pulitzer Prize winner Greg Miller joins me to talk about his breaking story about Crypto AG, a company secretly owned by the CIA. The CIA used this company to spy on countries all over the world. Miller covers national security for the post and won a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for his help with the stories about US surveillance exposed by Edward Snowden. He also won a Pulitzer for his reporting on Russian interference in the 2016 election.2020-03-1126 min
The Liam McCollum ShowEp. 6 Pulitzer Prize Winner Greg Miller on the CIA 'Coup of the Century'Washington Post Pulitzer Prize winner Greg Miller joins me to talk about his breaking story about Crypto AG, a company secretly owned by the CIA. The CIA used this company to spy on countries all over the world. Miller covers national security for the post and won a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for his help with the stories about US surveillance exposed by Edward Snowden. He also won a Pulitzer for his reporting on Russian interference in the 2016 election.2020-03-1126 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp46. Christians for the Abolition of Prisons, Hannah BowmanI sat down with Hannah Bowman to talk about the Prison Abolition movement and why Christians should get involved. Its a wide-ranging, informative, and impassioned conversation about the reality of prisons, their fundamental flaws, why reform isn't enough, better alternatives which promote responsibility and relational healing, and how churches might get to work.
Be sure to check out the Christians for the Abolition of Prisons website for loads of resources, articles, blogs, and FAQs.
Hannah Bowman is a layperson in the Diocese of Los Angeles, where she works as a literary agent and serves as...2020-02-2755 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp45. Remembering Lived Lives, Michael JimenezI sat down with Michael Jimenez to talk about his attempt to take the foreignness of history to another level. We engage his book, Remembering Lived Lives: A Historiography from the Underside of Modernity (Cascade, Books, 2017) - and I ask him about "not remembering to forget the past", empathetic reading, Barth's view of history, engaging history through cinema and image, and how history can be seen as resistance.
Michael Jimenez (PhD, Fuller Theological Seminary) is an instructor of both history and theology at a number of schools in Southern California, including Azusa Pacific University. He is the...2020-02-1455 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp44. John‘s Missional Theosis, Michael J. GormanI sat down with Michael J. Gorman to discuss his recent book on the Gospel of John, Abide and Go: Missional Theosis in the Gospel of John (Cascade 2018). We talk theosis, participation, spirituality, and mission – and how, in this gospel, these categories are not as separated as we might have thought. Gorman’s work reconfigures our thinking on a lot of topics, from forgiveness of sins, to the formation of community, and the ethic of enemy love.
Buy the book
Michael J. Gorman holds the Raymond E. Brown Chair in Biblical Studies and Theology at St...2020-02-0229 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp43. Discipleship, Michael MawsonI sat down with Michael Mawson to talk discipleship, suffering, weakness, and the way of the cross.
I start by asking if discipleship is inextricably tied to concepts such as these and if so, is being a disciple of Christ something we should wish on anyone... from there we range through a number of related topics and interesting thinkers from M. Shawn Copeland, to Julian of Norwich, Martin Luther to Dietrich Bonhoeffer. And we end with a helpful discussion on how this focus on the weakness of God as the locus of our salvation and basis of...2020-01-1449 min
NaruTalk: The Naruto ShipPodcastLiam and Raj at Anime NYCIn this week's episode, Liam and Raj discuss going to Anime NYC, New York City's anime convention! Topics include:
- VIZ Media's Naruto 20th Anniversary Panel featuring Maile Flanagan and Amanda Miller!
- Meeting Sarah Natochenny, voice actress of Ash Ketchum!
- Bandai Namco's upcoming games My Hero One's Justice 2 and One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4!
- Deemo Reborn, and our interview with executive producer and Rayark CEO Ming-Yang Yu!
- Tokyo Chronos, and our interview with Shotaro Chida!
Check out the convention here! - http://animenyc.com/2020-01-061h 21
Love Rinse RepeatEp42. The Second Annual Advent Special Spectacular! with Kara N SladeI sat down with the Rev’d Canon Dr Kara N Slade to talk Advent. We discuss judgment, hope, time and the church calendar, progress, music, navigating symbols of light and dark, preaching as invitation, Christmas coming with a bang, liturgy, and important Advent theologians such as Fleming Rutledge and Karl Barth. Welcome to the Second Annual Love Rinse Repeat Advent Special Spectacular!! Kara N. Slade is an Adjunct Professor of Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary. She serves as associate rector at Trinity Church, associate chaplain of the Episcopal Church at Princeton, and Canon Theologian of the Diocese of Ne...2019-12-1848 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp 41. Christian Women in the Patristic World, Lynn H. Cohick and Amy Brown HugesI sat down with Amy Brown Hughes and Lynn H. Cohick to talk about their book Christian Women in the Patristic World: Their Influence, Authority, and Legacy in the Second through Fifth Centuries (Baker, 2017). We discuss responsible remembering, the emphasis on martyrdom, asceticism, virginity, and the renunciation (or at least creative use) of money during the era, the ways women were impacting the development of the dynamic theology of the early church, how Thecla “becomes what any specific generation of the church needs her to be”, and which woman from the era needs their own, sprawling, high-budget mini-series on what...2019-12-1249 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp40. The Stations of the Cross, Katherine Sonderegger and Margaret Adams Parker“The Stations speak to us in the political, social, and economic conflicts and dilemmas that descend on us all. And to a culture, to individuals, and, sadly, even to a church that scrupulously turn away from the reality of death, the Stations speak an important word about that final frontier.”
I sat down with Mary Adams Parker and Katherine Sonderegger to talk about their book, Praying the Stations of the Cross: Finding Hope in a Weary Land (Eerdmans, 2019). We talk about their own approaches to the Stations as visual artist and preacher respectively, what we learn about the...2019-12-0448 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp39. Theology, Animals, and the Melbourne Cup; David L. CloughWith the Melbourne Cup on our doorstep I sat down with David L. Clough to talk about ethics, theology and the relationships between human and non-human animals. We talk about the problems with a human-centred view of creation (where animals exist for our purpose), the surprising concern for animals demonstrated throughout the Christian tradition, the vocation of all creatures to live particular lives before God. I also ask what the anthropomorphism of Peppa Pig illuminates about our creaturely similarity, and a question based on The Octonaughts about the ethics of intervention to care for animals as if they are...2019-10-311h 00
Love Rinse RepeatEp38. Theologising Brexit, Anthony G. ReddieI sat down with Professor Anthony G. Reddie to talk about his book Theologising Brexit: a Liberationist and Postcolonial Critique (Routledge 2019). We discuss what lay beneath the Brexit vote – unexamined colonial attitudes of exceptionalism, the legacy of Imperial Christian ecclesiology and missiology, the scourge of White supremacy, entitlement and privilege. I ask him about writing theology that is “polemical and subjective”, what drew him to Black Liberation Theology, the array of tools he employs to help people grapple with race, history, and privilege, wrestling with the Bible in churches, and the treatment of the Windrush generation and assumptions about who ge...2019-10-231h 03
Love Rinse RepeatEp37. Mission After Pentecost, Amos Yong“The divine wind rustles, hovers, and swoops ‘over the face of the waters’, touches the created orders and catches the world up in the divine witness”
I sat down with Amos Yong to discuss his new book , Mission after Pentecost: The Witness of the Spirit from Genesis to Revelation. We talk about what underpins his prolific and widespread writings, what is gained from approaching theology with pneumatology in the foreground, his approach to mission as an opening up to others, his commentary on the Gerasene demoniac and what it means for the church to participation in the mission...2019-10-1847 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp36. Hip Hop Missiology, Daniel White HodgeHip Hop theology allows us to live in ambiguity while still seeking the face of God.
I sat down with Daniel White Hodge to talk about his book Homeland Insecurity: A Hip Hop Missiology for the Post-Civil Rights Context (IVP 2018). We talk about his concept of the wild, learning theology and missiology from Hip Hop, the gospel messages of Tupac Amaru Shakur and Kendrick Lamar, the deep problems of short-term mission and white led urban ministry, missiology as civil disruption, why most conversations on non-violence are too simplistic, and his claim that, generally, “reconciliation has no meaning ot...2019-10-111h 10
Love Rinse RepeatEp35. The Big Story in Romans, Beverly Roberts Gaventa"A prolonged and careful study of Romans means finding that salvation is more complex, more cosmic, more challenging than we have usually imagined."
I sat down with the esteemed New Testament scholar Beverly Roberts Gaventa to talk about her book "When in Romans: an invitation to linger with the Gospel according to Paul". We talk about why she was drawn (and remains drawn to Paul), her big picture approach to Romans centring on the themes of salvation, Israel, ethics, and community, Terrence Malick’s film Tree of Life, taking seriously the "all" in conversations on salvation, writing on...2019-09-1242 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp34. Christian Mission in the New Millennium, David Congdon and John FlettI sat down with David Congdon and John Flett to talk about their new edited volume, Converting Witness: the Future of Christian Mission in the New Millennium. We talk about why David and John keep writing about mission, the present state of the field of missiology, how the Bible is/should be read for mission, the issues with the “Theological Interpretation of Scripture” movement, the problematic way the term “Christendom” is employed, and John offers the hottest of takes on a certain trinitarian ontologies conference.
The essays in Converting Witness are a celebration of the life and work of...2019-08-2752 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp33. Healing our Broken Humanity, Grace Ji-Sun Kim and Graham Joseph HillI sat down (in person!) with Grace Ji-Sun Kim and Graham Joseph Hill to talk about their new book, Healing Our Broken Humanity: Practices for Revitalising the Church and Renewing the World. We talk about the process of co-authoring, why they focused on practices, justice, lament, race, beauty, hospitality, and how writing the book has shaped their experience with The Sermon on the Mount.
Grace Ji-Sun Kim received her M.Div. from Knox College (University of Toronto) and her Ph.D. from the University of Toronto. She is an Associate Professor of Theology at Earlham School of...2019-08-1258 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp32. The Bible in Australia, Meredith LakeI sat down with Meredith Lake to talk about the Bible in Australia. We bust myths about the history of the Bible in this country, talk about where one goes looking to find the cultural history of a book so contested, the way the Bible shows up in almost every major national conversation and debate (often on both sides), the role of the Bible in colonisation, its use by immigrants, and the way Indigenous Christians – from early on through today – have reappropriated the Bible, turning it back on the worst of White Australia.
Meredith is an historian, broa...2019-08-0430 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp31. In His Own Strange Way, Geoff Thompson"These words remind us that God loves the world by doing something concrete for it..."
I sat down with Geoff Thompson to talk about his new book "In His Own Strange Way: a Post-Christendom, Sort-of Commentary on the Basis of Union." We talk about Jesus, the way the BoU wraps the story of the church in the much bigger story of Christ and cosmos, the importance of going 'back to basics' when asking questions of the Bible, and the purpose of Ordained ministers as ensuring "the church keeps its witness to Christ and participation in his mission...2019-07-2241 min
Love Rinse RepeatEp30. Queer Theology, Linn Marie Tonstad“Humans are not fixed or static, and neither is God’s storyline with human beings”
I sat down with Linn Marie Tonstad. Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Yale Divinity School, author of God and Difference, and the Cascade Companion Queer Theology. We talk about how Queer Theology isn’t about apologetics, Linn’s own apologetic for not doing apologetics, a church without judgment, why rights based approaches to justice – which seek to graft LGBTIQ people onto existing structures – fall into dangerous traps, how identities are never fixed, Queer Theologies critical engagement with capitalism, the problem with t...2019-05-2351 min
Sancta ColloquiaThe Book Of Numbers [ft. Liam Miller]In this episode, Liam Miller and I are talking about the book of Number, the fourth book of the Old Testament of the Christian Bible, the fourth of five books that make up Israel's Torah. Liam does an excellent job walking us through large portions of the book of Numbers or, as he refers to it, "The Book of the Wilderness."2018-10-3000 min
Simply Red Podcast8: Liam Miller Tribute - featuring Roy Keane and Ryan GiggsManchester United, Republic of Ireland and Celtic legends pay tribute to fallen hero, Liam Miller, at Pairc Ui Chaoimh.Amid the pain of loss, there were tears of emotional pride as the Miller family marvelled at world football rallying to honour Liam's life.In the autumn sunshine, I travelled to Co. Cork and met local Dj Stevie Grainer, United We Stand editor Andy Mitten and Dublin based photographer Peter O'Doherty.Topics such as the music scene between Cork and Manchester are discussed, with Grainger heavily involved in both after gigging i...2018-09-2617 min
The42 PodcastsGary Neville on Liam Miller, Roy Keane versus Ian Wright, the new season and much moreFormer Manchester United captain Gary Neville chats to Ryan Bailey about the upcoming Liam Miller tribute match, his World Cup punditry and how he sees the new Premier League season shaping up.2018-08-0916 min
96fm The ScoreBig TV Interest in Liam Miller Tribute Game as organisers welcome move to the Pairc - The ScoreBig TV Interest in Liam Miller Tribute Game as organisers welcome move to the Pairc - The Score Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2018-07-2906 min
96fm The ScoreOrganiser of Liam Miller Memorial Match says talks on going with GAA despite social media rumoursOrganiser of Liam Miller Memorial Match says talks on going with GAA despite social media rumoursMichael O'Flynn spoke to Trevor Welch this afternoon on The Score on Cork's 96FM Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2018-07-2205 min
Liam Keegan Official PodcastLiam Keegan Breakin' The Rules' Mix May 20181 Jay Pryor - Rich Kids
2 Sam Feldt x LVNDSCAPE ft Tessa - Know You Better
3 Don Diablo ft Callum Scott - Give Me Love
4 CAZZETTE ft Morgan Bosman - Run Run
5 NOTD ft Bea Miller - I Wanna Know (Syn Cole Remix)
6 Ravitez - I’m Not The One
7 Yungen ft Jess Glynn - Mind On It (Liam Keegan Remix)
8 Steven Redant x Joe Gauthreaux - Together & Always
9 Loud Luxury ft Brando - Body
10 Lil Dicky ft Chris Brown - Freaky Friday (Liam Keegan Remix)
11 Jack Wins ft Rae Hall - Feel My Love
12 Years & Years - If You're Ov...2018-05-161h 06