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Oct 28, 2026
Bhrigupada DasHOST
My name is Birgupa Das.
Bhrigupada DasHOST
And today I will be joined by Dr. Ravi Gupta, Radhika Raman Das, Charles Redd, Chair of Religious Studies at Utah State University.
Bhrigupada DasHOST
And we will be discussing the ninth chapter of the second canto of the Bhagavata Purana.
Bhrigupada DasHOST
Today we will be exploring questions such as what happens at the very beginning of the universe when Brahma, the first living entity, hears two mystic syllables and when he meets God.
Nuala McGovernHOST
Good morning.
Nuala McGovernHOST
And also Susan Newcombe, Senior Lecturer in Religious Studies at The Open University.
Nuala McGovernHOST
Good to have all of you with us.
Nuala McGovernHOST
Laura, let me begin with you.
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Nuala McGovernHOST
Lots of food for thought.
Nuala McGovernHOST
I want to thank my three guests, Divya Kohli.
Nuala McGovernHOST
Also, as we had with us, Suzanne Newcomb, Senior Lecturer in Religious Studies at The Open University and...
Nuala McGovernHOST
The competitor in her 50s and also yoga teacher, Laura MacDonald.
Michael MotiaHOST
So here to talk to us about how we discover the sacred past is Eva Mroczek.
Michael MotiaHOST
Eva Mroczek is Simon and Rick Spatz Chair in Jewish Studies and Professor of Religious Studies at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia.
Michael MotiaHOST
So Eva, thank you for being here.
Michael MotiaHOST
It's really wonderful to talk with you.
Michael MotiaHOST
So here to talk to us about how we discover the sacred past is Eva Mroczek.
Michael MotiaHOST
Eva Mroczek is Simon and Rick Spatz Chair in Jewish Studies and Professor of Religious Studies at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia.
Michael MotiaHOST
So Eva, thank you for being here.
Michael MotiaHOST
It's really wonderful to talk with you.
Michael MotiaHOST
So here to talk to us about how we discover the sacred past is Eva Mroczek.
Michael MotiaHOST
Eva Mroczek is Simon and Rick Spatz Chair in Jewish Studies and Professor of Religious Studies at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia.
Michael MotiaHOST
So Eva, thank you for being here.
Michael MotiaHOST
It's really wonderful to talk with you.
Mike MontillaHOST
So here to talk to us about how we discover the sacred past is Eva Mroczek.
Mike MontillaHOST
Eva Mroczek is Simon and Ritva Spatz Chair in Jewish Studies and Professor of Religious Studies at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia.
Mike MontillaHOST
So Eva, thank you for being here.
Mike MontillaHOST
It's really wonderful to talk with you.
Michael MotiaHOST
So here to talk to us about how we discover the sacred past is Eva Mroczek.
Michael MotiaHOST
Eva Mroczek is Simon and Rick Spatz Chair in Jewish Studies and Professor of Religious Studies at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia.
Michael MotiaHOST
So Eva, thank you for being here.
Michael MotiaHOST
It's really wonderful to talk with you.
Rebecca WalkerGUEST
So she had studied theology.
Rebecca WalkerGUEST
She taught religious studies in schools for a while in Sardinia.
Rebecca WalkerGUEST
But the vision of Christianity that she presents is always an intersectional feminist Christianity.
Rebecca WalkerGUEST
So it's always about the conclusion of the marginalized and the social gospel.
Simon BrummerHOST
Hello, and welcome to this week's episode of our Trinity College Dublin podcast series, where we explore ideas about the end of the world across different times and places.
Simon BrummerHOST
I'm Simon Brummer, a PhD student in religious studies at Trinity College Dublin, and I'll be your host for today's episode.
Simon BrummerHOST
In this conversation, we turn to more contemporary expressions of end-time belief by exploring the so-called Brethren or Blymouth Brethren movement.
Simon BrummerHOST
a religious tradition that emerged around 200 years ago here in Dublin and went on to develop a global influence.
Briha SarathyHOST
She's committed to helping ourselves and others identify and embrace our strengths and limitations, grow in self-compassion, and also learn how to be with what is, while also finding the courage to stand for what we believe in, working towards a better world for all.
Briha SarathyHOST
Finally, Kory Goldberg has a PhD in Religious Studies from the University of Quebec in Montreal, Canada.
Briha SarathyHOST
He teaches Ethics, Critical Thinking and Religion, and Sustainability at the Champlain College in Saint-Lambert, Quebec.
Briha SarathyHOST
He co-authored Along the Path, The Meditator's Guide to Pilgrimage in the Buddha's Land, and he is the general editor of the Pariyatti Journal, as well as a Vipassana teacher in the tradition of SN Goenka.
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