Wendell Berry, Modern Life, and the Search for Home
In this episode of Thinking Out Loud, Nathan and Cameron explore the life, work, and enduring influence of Wendell Berry, the acclaimed American writer, poet, farmer, environmental thinker, and Christian voice. Nathan and Cameron discuss Berry’s Kentucky roots, his journey from Stanford and NYU bac…
Bloom Where You're Planted | Learning from Wendell Berry's Novels with Jason Kees
In this episode of Local Theologians, Dr. Travis Montgomery is joined by Dr. Jason Kees to discuss character through the lens of literary characters, particularly those found in the novels of Wendell Berry. Drawing from Berry's fictional community of Port William, Jason reflects on the themes of co…
What Wendell Berry Can Teach Us About Christian Nationalism
How can Wendell Berry’s novels help us understand love of country and community without stumbling into idolatry?
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In 2021, Russell did a talk at The Rabbit Room’s virtual conference, Hutchmoot: Homebound. Given in the main room of North Wind Manor, Russell share…
MONDAY MATTERS with Jen Schwanke and Will Parker – A Tribute to Wendell Berry
Thinking about Wendell Berry’s Lessons for Schools
When Andy Catlett, Wendell Berry’s character, a nine-year-old boy, visits his grandparents in 1943 over a Christmas vacation, he narrates the everyday happenings of a three-day journey. In one scene, he describes his Grandma’s button box. Accor…
MONDAY MATTERS with Jen Schwanke and Will Parker – A Tribute to Wendell Berry
Thinking about Wendell Berry’s Lessons for Schools
When Andy Catlett, Wendell Berry’s character, a nine-year-old boy, visits his grandparents in 1943 over a Christmas vacation, he narrates the everyday happenings of a three-day journey. In one scene, he describes his Grandma’s button box. Accor…
Technology, Wonder, and Attention / Aaron Cline Hanbury
Technology, Aaron Cline Hanbury suggests, is never a purely neutral tool. But the history of ethical thinking about technology shows that as long as there's been technology, there's been anxiety about it. Or perhaps more accurately, anxiety about what we might do with it. And increasingly, what it …
Why Kids' Books Matter (with Jen Wilkin)
Melissa and Courtney talk with Jen Wilkin about their mutual love of children’s books and why reading to children can be a key part of discipleship (as well as a delight!). They talk about what books they loved as children as well as the ones they read to their own kids. They consider the benefits …
25. When Suffering Doesn't Let
Join Paris live for Seen in the Wilderness, August 27–28 at 3pm PST.
The Song: God Moves in Mysterious Ways
Some suffering does not have a clean ending. In this episode, Paris sits with William Cowper, who wrote one of the most beloved hymns in the English language from inside a breakdown, and wit…
Belonging Without Possessing
Yahweh records as he registers the peoples, “This one was born there.”- Psalm 87:6
Links and Timestamps: 00:25 – Scripture Reading; 01:28 – Introduction; 13:53 – Commentary on Psalm 87: A Belonging We Do Not Invent; 32:06 – Commentary on “Enemy” by Father of Peace: When the Person We Want Gone …
REPLAY | Ron Rindo (LIFE, & DEATH, & GIANTS)
On this week's episode, I'm replaying one of my favorite conversations with author, Ron Rindo. Ron's beautiful novel, LIFE & DEATH, & GIANTS is now available in paperback.
(Originally aired October 2025)
Mentioned in this episode:
Life & Death & Giants
The Bookshelf
Robert Wadlow
Wisconsin's Amis…
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