Alban’s Podcast
Refreshing Conversations
The Rev. Dr. Prince Rivers, a pastor and educator, has a wide range of guests who are leaders in the church and theological education. Interviewees have included David Goatley, president of Fuller Theological Seminary, and Tod Bolsinger, professor and congregational strategist. Spiritual writer Ruth Haley Barton also makes an appearance. Insightful, thoughtful, and refreshing.
At the Table
We all love a little Lencioni
Leadership guru and best-selling author Patrick Lencioni leads this podcast, a roundtable of leaders at his consulting firm, the Table Group. The fast-moving discussions with seasoned professionals provide depth on tough topics such as the price of mediocrity, issues with growth, and difficult conversations.
Freakonomics:
No Stupid Questions
This show is part of the Freakonomics franchise and it delivers: There are no stupid questions. Part philosophy, part psychology, part observation, the “stupid” questions lead to bigger discussions, resulting in good fodder for the curious and questioning.
Taking Donors Seriously
This show keeps delivering
The FOCUS Group’s podcast continues to bring CEO Brad Layland in discussion with leaders of ministries, schools, and nonprofits to discuss their work and fundraising efforts. Warm and conversational, the podcast has expanded since our first review in the Autumn 2020 issue.
The Antidote
Christian music that doesn’t suck
Despite its provocative subtitle, this Best-in-Syndication winner at Canada’s NCRA radio awards provides rare insights as it explores artists with Christian worldviews performing contemporary music, both originals and covers of songs by popular artists. Interviews inform the weekly episodes.
University Innovation Alliance
A greatest hits list
We’re happy to share a curated “best of” list of the Innovating Together podcast, originally founded by University Innovation Alliance in partnership with Inside Higher Ed. Leaders from a diverse cross-section of higher education talk about their challenges, successes and lessons learned. It is elpful listening for any leader in higher education considering new views.
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