Theopoetics Podcast

ARC & T.D. Burnette
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  • SPIRITUALITY

An interview-based show focused on conversation with people whose work is about art, experience, and the body as a source of religious reflection.

  1. 02/28/2020

    A Poetics of Becoming Coztōtōtl - Theopoetics Podcast Ep. 21 with Carolina Hinojosa Cisneros

    In this episode, Carolina and Tim discuss her ancestral rootedness as an author and poet. They explore her theopoetic lens as a frame for the creative task and thinking about God, the ways in which embodiment and decolonization play a role in her language and academic work, and her wisdom about drawing upon family, food, land, and culture to heal the world. The second half of this episode is also a recording from last year’s Theopoetics Conference Rubem Alves Award Reception Banquet.

    1h 2m

  2. 01/31/2020

    A Poetics of Underground Rap Religion - Theopoetics Podcast Ep. 20 with Jon Ivan Gill

    In this episode, Jon and Tim discuss underground rap as a process-aesthetic religion. They talk about how Jon creatively entangles his hip-hop experience with his philosophical and theological lenses, the ways in which the underground hip-hop scene operates as a creative communal expression of becoming identity, and how he has come to embody the theopoetic dynamics of underground hiphop as an author, religious scholar, and rapper himself.

    56 min
  3. A Poetics of Enjoying Art - Theopoetics Podcast Ep. 19 with Michael Wright

    11/15/2019

    A Poetics of Enjoying Art - Theopoetics Podcast Ep. 19 with Michael Wright

    In this episode, Michael and Tim discuss a poetics of enjoying art by allowing theology to be revealed through art. They talk about how to bring a deep awareness to the engagement with art, how his own process of transformation comes through exploring poetics and curation, and we explore what intersections are possible between spirituality and art in the contemporary world.

    59 min
  4. A Poetics of Going Naked - Theopoetics Podcast Ep. 18 with Teresa Mateus

    10/25/2019

    A Poetics of Going Naked - Theopoetics Podcast Ep. 18 with Teresa Mateus

    In this episode, Teresa and Tim discuss Teresa's journey of inner transformation and healing through the image of the Camino and her new book, Going Naked. They talk about her understanding of liberation through the process of letting go, her practical wisdom around the spiritual dimensions of healing trauma, and the way in which ancestry and intersectionality play a role in the homecoming of one’s personal identity.

    58 min

  5. 09/19/2019

    A Poetics of Wholeness - Theopoetics Podcast Ep. 17 with Anna Talhami

    In this episode, Anna and Tim discuss her creative work and its connection with activism as a form of engaged spirituality. They talk about Anna’s peace building work in Palestine, her care for words within the importance of storying and listening, and how art and the sacred intersect to create pathways of healing and restoration.

    45 min

  6. 06/20/2019

    A Poetics of the Larval - Theopoetics Podcast Ep. 16 with Anuj Vaidya

    In this episode, Anuj and Tim discuss the ecological impact of the cinematic medium. They talk about scope as a lens for filmmaking, creating conversational settings to reflect upon cinema and the environment, and we dialogue about some of his projects and how they invite a process-relational perspective through a kind of storytelling that grapples with the toxic legacy of human exceptionalism.

    59 min

  7. 05/23/2019

    A Poetics of the Unruly Body

    In this episode, KJ and Tim discuss the body as a location for disrupting Christian hegemony through the practice of dance. They talk about the role that unruliness has played in liberating KJ’s own experience of their body, a queer phenomenology of the body of Christ, and the role that sacramentalism and embodiment have played in their expressive choreography.

    55 min

  8. 03/21/2019

    A Poetics of Millennial Theology - Theopoetics Podcast Ep. 14 with Ash Love

    In this episode, Ash and Tim discuss what formed her passion for faith and justice and her work in faith-based organizing in the South. They talk about LGBTQ activism in faith spaces, her experience of and working out what she calls “millennial theology,” and how she sees the theopoetic idea of divine inquisitiveness as a practice, art, and tool for shifting culture.

    53 min
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An interview-based show focused on conversation with people whose work is about art, experience, and the body as a source of religious reflection.

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  • Creator
    ARC & T.D. Burnette
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2020
  • Episodes
    21
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2017
  • Show Website
    Theopoetics Podcast