No Small Endeavor with Lee C. Camp
Society & Culture
“Health inequities started with slavery,” says Dr. Quincy Byrdsong in this episode on healthcare inequities. We discuss at length the infamous Tuskegee Syphilis trials, and the persistent issues in healthcare and social justice. We close with a personal conversation about his experience as an African-American man, and how he has emotionally and professionally navigated doing such work.
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22: The Christian Imagination: Willie James Jennings
21: “What Could Possibly Produce Someone with a Soul That Shallow?”: Stanley Hauerwas
20: The Facts of Life: Pádraig Ó Tuama
19: “I’m a Black Feminist: I Think Call Out Culture is Toxic”: Loretta Ross
18: What Hath Christianity to do with Psychology? Mark McMinn
17: “I Don’t Know if I Should Say It, but, well…”: Charlie Strobel
16: Most Outstanding Season Wrap: Lee C. Camp
15: I Am Not Your Enemy: Michael T. McRay
14: “Does This Make My Butt Look Big?”: Ashley Cleveland
13: A Theology of Joy: Miroslav Volf
12: Recovery, the Enneagram, and Being Human: Ian Cron
11: Feminism Crash Course: Lauren Smelser White
10: Jewish, Yankee Feminist, New Testament Professor: Amy-Jill Levine
9: Dirty Cop, False Arrest, and Unexpected Consequences
8: Dorothy Day: Traditional, Radical, Christian
7: The Road to Character: David Brooks
6: Hospitality Wanted, Given, and Given When not Wanted: Leslie Garcia, Brian McLaren, and Odessa Settles
5: Faith, Science, Humility: Rachel Held Evans, Francis Collins, and Ed Larson
4: String quartet arrangement of Marie Howe's poem, "Part of Eve's Discussion"-BONUS
1: Murder, Race and Faith: Jerry Mitchell
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