First Impressions #36: Allan Westphall
Dave Krueger talks with Allan Westphall about his book, Books and Religious Devotion: the Redemptive Reading of an Irishman in Nineteenth-Century New England. Westphall
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Directions in the Study of Religion: Michael Altman
Kristian Petersen talks with Michael Altman, Assistant Professor at University of Alabama, about the Invention of Hinduism in America.
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First Impressions #35: Jason Bivins
Art Remillard talks with Jason Bivins about his new book Spirits Rejoice!: Jazz and American Religion. Bivins is Professor of Religious Studies at
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First Impressions # 34: Michael McVicar
Art Remillard talks with Michael McVicar about his new book Christian Reconstruction: R.J. Rushdoony and American Religious Conservatism. McVicar is Assistant Professor of
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Directions in the Study of Religion: Megan Goodwin
Kristian Petersen talks with Megan Goodwin, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow at Bates College, about Pedagogical Innovation and Creativity in Religious Studies.
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First Impressions #33: Benjamin Zeller and Marie Dallam
Dave Krueger talks with Benjamin Zeller and Marie Dallam about their new book Religion, Food, and Eating in North America. Dallam is an
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First Impressions #32: Scott Rohrer
Art Remillard talks with Scott Rohrer about his new book Jacob Green’s Revolution: Radical Religion and Reform in a Revolutionary Age. Rohrer is
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First Impressions #31: Mark T. Mulder
Dave Krueger talks with Mark T. Mulder about his new book Shades of White Flight: Evangelical Congregations and Urban Departure. Mulder is an
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Directions in the Study of Religion: Elias Muhanna
Kristian Petersen talks with Elias Muhanna, Assistant Professor at Brown University, about Digital Islamic Studies. Elias Muhanna is a scholar of classical Arabic literature and
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Contemporary Islam Considered: A Deep Look into ISIS
Princeton Professor Bernard Haykel joins Sarah Eltantawi to discuss ISIS’s origins, genealogy, and aims. Haykel is Professor of Near Eastern Studies and Director of
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