Episode #82: Anne Bogel, Byron Borger, and Karen Swallow Prior
On this episode of Rewrite Radio , Anne Bogel, Byron Borger, and Karen Swallow Prior join Jennifer Holberg to explore how reading shapes emp...
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20 of 85 episodesEpisode #81: Suzanne Stabile
“Enneagram godmother” Suzanne Stabile joins poet and pastor Sam Gutierrez at the 2024 Festival of Faith & Writing for a wide-ranging convers...
Episode #80: S.J. Dahlman
In this episode of Rewrite Radio , journalist and author Jim Dahlman reflects on the perceived tension between faith and journalism. Drawing...
Episode #79: Matthew Dickerson
What is the source of power in fantasy literature? Listen along as author Matthew Dickerson investigates the magical universes of C.S. Lewis...
Episode #78: Laleh Khadivi
Can AI create art? And is that the question we ought to be asking? On this episode of Rewrite Radio, author and filmmaker Laleh Khadivi urge...
Episode #77: Peter Ho Davies
In this episode, Dr. Sabrina Lee sits down with acclaimed novelist Peter Ho Davies for a wide-ranging conversation about craft, identity, an...
Episode #76: Christian Wiman
This week on Rewrite Radio, poet and essayist Christian Wiman explores what it means to stay spiritually alert in a world shadowed by loneli...
Episode #75: Sonya Bilocerkowycz
Situating herself in the contexts of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Ukrainian diaspora, Sonya Bilocerkowycz presents the roles and responsi...
Episode #74: Amy Julia Becker and Hilary Yancey
Both mothers of disabled children, authors Amy Julia Becker and Hilary Yancey discuss their experiences raising kids while navigating questi...
#73: Jemar Tisby
What's next in our fight for racial justice? Interviewed by Craig Mattson, author and scholar Jemar Tisby (@jemartisby) discusses his helpfu...
#72: Karen Swallow Prior
This week on Rewrite Radio , author and scholar Karen Swallow Prior reflects on the power of imagination—not just as an individual gift, but...
#71: Elan Babchuck
What happens when old models of power no longer serve us? In this episode of Rewrite Radio , Rabbi Elan Babchuck draws from his book Picking...
#70: M.T. Anderson
In Episode 70 of Rewrite Radio , acclaimed author M.T. Anderson explores the sacred and the strange through riveting tales of stolen religio...
#69: Rachel Pieh Jones
On this episode of Rewrite Radio , Rachel Pieh Jones joins us to explore how writing cultivates the humility, curiosity, and delight necessa...
#68: Rebecca Sheir
In Episode #68 of Rewrite Radio , Rebecca Sheir shares how folktales entertain, inspire, and unite us in this noisy, high-tech world, and ac...
#67: Virginia Stem Owens
In Episode #67 of Rewrite Radio , Virginia Stem Owens muses on the difficulties, disappointments, and goodness of real communities. She enco...
#66: Thomas Lynch
In Rewrite Radio Episode #66, Thomas Lynch discusses faith, poetry, and their transformative powers. He asks us to see others as pilgrims on...
#65: Clare Vanderpool
In episode #65 of Rewrite Radio , Newbery Medal winner Clare Vanderpool shares how stories transform us and how to maintain our most honest...
#64: Jennifer Trafton
In episode #64 of Rewrite Radio , Jennifer Trafton teaches her listeners and students that play is at the heart of creativity. She draws on...
#63: Diane Glancy and Sefi Atta
In episode #63 of Rewrite Radio , Sefi Atta and Diane Glancy offer their own thoughts on writing across the borders of religion, culture, la...