Podcast Class: Seminarians Traveling Through the Gilead Quartet

By: Baptist Seminary of Kentucky | Flourish Center
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  • Seminary students Renee Edington and Kevin Adams join Professor John Inscore Essick to talk about Marilynne Robinson’s Gilead quartet: Gilead, Home, Lila, and Jack. In particular, they explore the world(s) of the novel(s) and the world(s) of the reader in order to develop ministerial and historical imagination. A 14-episode podcast recorded weekly as part of the Novels, Ministry, and Historical Imagination course at BSK (Baptist Seminary of Kentucky—www.bsk.edu).
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Episodes
  • Episode 1 – Introducing the Podcast and Hopes for the Series

    Episode 1 – Introducing the Podcast and Hopes for the Series
    May 6 2022
    We explain how this unique learning experience came to be and consider our preferences about podcasting in general. We close out this initial episode by naming what we hope to get out of a semester which will demand that we record a live session each and every week.  
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    22 mins
  • Episode 2 – Who is Marilynne Robinson?

    Episode 2 – Who is Marilynne Robinson?
    May 6 2022
    Drawing on the scholarly work of Dr. Alex Engebretson in his book, Understanding Marilynne Robinson, we attempt to introduce Marilynne Robinson to ourselves and the listener.    
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    33 mins
  • Episode 3 – Gilead, part 1/3

    Episode 3 – Gilead, part 1/3
    May 10 2022
    We dive into Gilead and discuss our first impressions of the novel, pandemic preaching, and abolitionist tunneling.    
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    42 mins

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