
Zech chats with Dr. Miller-McLemore about her work on the practices involved in parenthood (and why we can call these practices spiritual), why parenthood is also a confrontation with one’s own finitude and inevitable failures, and the role of sacrifice and *transitional* family hierarchy in the par...
John Andrew Bryant on the experience of OCD, Christian readings of “mental illness,” and why it might be important to think about mental health challenges without leaning overmuch on psychiatric and diagnostic labels. NEWSLETTER: Subscribe to our podcast newsletter and get ***40% OFF*** any Wipf and...
A crossover episode in which Zech swaps seats and appears as a guest on Martin Robb’s care ethics podcast, Careful Thinking . Zech shares about his book, The Unthinkable Sacrifice: An Essay on Fatherhood , and discusses his own experience as a father and the ways French phenomenology has helped him ...
In this episode, Zech talks with Colby Dickinson about his many pilgrim journeys in the city of Rome. Together they ask: how does religious identity—or lack thereof—shape one’s experience of places with historically thick spiritual meaning? What might it look like to encounter something beyond ourse...
Dr. Meek on the mother’s smile as a form of philosophical formation and a form of epistemic access to reality, why it’s important to see oneself being seen (as beloved), and how modernity operates as a barrier to such interpersoned philosophy. BIO: Esther Lightcap Meek is Professor of Philosophy e...