Colin Kaepernick and Nike

10/01/18 • 35 min

These episodes are meant to engage current events happening in the world and provide a little theological and social reflection from actual theologians. This week Dr. Bryant and I discuss Colin Kaepernik and Nike. I am thrilled to have such a learned and eloquent ethicist on the show. I think ya’ll will really enjoy this one. We get into the notion of communal solidarity, willful ignorance and theological connections of the erotic.

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20.2 Jennifer Knapp (part 2)

Round 2 with singer, song-writer, recording artist and LGBT advocate Jennifer Knapp. In this episode, I ask Jennifer why she went to Divinity School and we dive into the importance and value of theological education and how her faith continues to guide her life sense of community as a traveling musician and speaker. She’s currently on tour with her Kansas and Love Comes Back Around sets. Check out her latest work and tour dates on her website jenniferknapp.com and follow her on all the social media platforms.

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21.1 Being Catholic with Megan Black

Megan Black is the National Clergy Organizer for Faith in Action, a multi-faith, multi-racial network of faith-based community organizations committed to ending racial inequity and economic injustice in our communities. Megan earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame and a Master's of Divinity from Vanderbilt Divinity School.

In this episode, Megan and I chat about her life and upbringing in the Catholic Church and why she chooses to stay in it. We also explore her racial and spiritual identities and call to ministry as a layperson.