Episode 131 - Expressions of the Genuine: Amy G. Oden and Shively T.J. Smith
Dialogue on Teaching, Wabash Center’s podcast series, is hosted by Nancy Lynne Westfield, Ph.D., Director of the Wabash Center. Amplifying the Wabash Center’s mission, the podcasts focus upon issues of teaching and learning in theology and religion within colleges, university, seminaries, as well as the publics impacted by these schools. Dialogues with faculty and administrators working in the wide range of institutional contexts illumine the complexity of teaching and the teaching life.
Conversations on Teaching and Spirituality
Series One: Exploring Thurman's The Sound of the Genuine
Series One: Episode 2 of 3: Expressions of the Genuine
What if hearing the genuine inside yourself requires a quest, a leaving home, or an exploration of the unfamiliar? If you leave home, can you find a home again? Does the genuine come from within you or does it come through you from somewhere else? What does it mean to offer the genuine as you teach?
Dr. Amy G. Oden
Adjunct Professor of Early Church History and Spirituality
Independent Scholar
Rev. Dr. Shively T. J. Smith
Assistant Professor of New Testament
Boston University School of Theology