Episodes
Dialogue Gospel Study Special Episode: Thanksgiving 2023
In this special episode of Dialogue Gospel Study, we hear from four Dialogue Foundation board members about their thoughts on this week’s Come Follow Me scriptures and more.
Exploring Howard Thurman and Latter-day Saint Agency with Kristen Blair
Join Taylor Petrey, Dialogue’s editor, in a thought-provoking conversation with Kristen Blair, a practical theologian delving into theopoetics, environmental theologies, and theologies of care. In this enlightening episode, they unpack Blair’s profound article from the…
Humor in Mormon Literature with Theric Jepson and Stephen Carter
In this episode of Dialogue Book Report, Andrew talks to Theric Jepson and Stephen Carter about humor among the Mormons, specifically in Jepson’s collegiate novels Byuck and the newly released Just Julie’s Fine.
Theric Jepson, Danny Nelson and Steven L. Peck: The Path and the Gate
Dive into the vibrant world of Mormon fiction in the latest episode of “Dialogue Book Report.” Hosted by Andrew Hall, this engaging episode features three distinguished authors from the new collection “The Path and the…
Building Relationships With Our Leaders and Fellow Saints: Dialogue Gospel Study with Erika Munson
In this episode of Dialogue Gospel Study, Erika Munson explores the challenges faced when we don’t always see eye to eye with those in our congregation. She sits down with Chris Kimball, Linda Kimball and…
No More Sister Than St. Nick: A Conversation with Lee Robison
In this episode of Dialogue Out Loud, Jennifer Quist sits down with Lee Robison, author of “No More Sister Than St. Nick.” His short story appears in the Fall 2023 issue of Dialogue: A Journal…
Finding Scriptural Poetry in Paul: Dialogue New Testament Gospel Study with Cynthia W. Connell
View the 95th Episode of the Dialogue Gospel Study featuring Cynthia W. Connell.
A People’s History of Book of Mormon Archeology: A Conversation with Christopher C. Smith
In this fascinating interview, Christopher C. Smith discusses the history of Book of Mormon archaeology and challenges the narrative that it was solely the work of educated, white, upper-middle-class professionals. He argues that the contributions…