17 episodes
Wilmorons R. Austin Hunter and Samuel Hood
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- Religion & Spirituality
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5.0 • 19 Ratings
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Eclectic musings from the seminarian wasteland. Discussing the conversations everyone is almost having.
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The End and the Beginning
It's a time of change. The world is unfathomably different from what we imagined, we live in the new normal, and things may never be the same. At the same time, human beings are human beings. The more things change, the more things stay the same. Yet, one result of that is the change taking place in the lives of the Wilmorons! With Samuel getting married, Austin completing his masters and moving to Atlanta, and the myriad of life changes in the last year, we have decided this is the right time to bring the Wilmorons Podcast to a beautiful conclusion.
It's been an incredible journey and we have learned so much from each other, our guests, and our audience. You've all been fantastic! We want you to know this is not the end of Samuel and Austin, as we will both be launching independence projects (occasionally including each other) in the very near future. Stay tuned for more info, and please enjoy our very special final episode. Welcome to Wilmorons. -
Pardon the Interruption
Zoom meetings, store closings, increased isolation, and the stress of the virus. What now?
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Physical Health
Health, fitness, nutrition, and the way the church has pretty much neglected all of it.
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Updates & Disclaimer
Happy One Year Anniversary! Check out this quick State of the Podcast Update.
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Mental Health, Part 2: ft. Dr. Russell Hall
Dr. Russell Hall and the development of psychology, mental health, and suffering in the Christian community.
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Mental Health, Part 1
Mental health, psychology, spirituality, and the human mind in the seminarian wasteland.
Customer Reviews
Excellent and Thought-Provoking
Wilmorons has quickly become one of my favorite podcasts. Samuel and Austin do a great job at presenting and engaging with riveting and relevant topics. I find myself going back to re-listen to many of the episodes and recommending them to basically everyone. Their engagement with topics that I am both already engaged in as well as others that I am interested in has been a welcome addition to my academic, personal, and spiritual life.
Thank you
As someone who feels hidden and sometimes scared about being a Christian around Christians because of my questions and wrestling’s with topics, thank you for creating the questions and uncertainties more normal and okay to have.
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It can only get better from here. -Preg