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Elizabeth Arnold | Associate Professor of Journalism at UAA

#88: Welcome University of Alaska Anchorage's Associate Professor of Journalism, Elizabeth Arnold. UAA has been holding Community lectures, and the May 1st conversation is with American Attorney and Politician, Liz Cheney. This event is the final lecture of the community lecture series. Listen as …

Episode 79: Traditions III: Baptist with Elizabeth Arnold

Elizabeth Arnold shares her journey from a New Testament scholar to a minister within the Baptist tradition (Cooperative Baptist Fellowship). She discusses her experiences at Candler School of Theology, her views on the radical roots of Baptists, and the importance of individualism in American fait…

Elizabeth Arnold | Adventures in Running & Coaching

Join us for a fun conversation with my friend Elizabeth (Liz) Arnold, a trail runner and marathoner, running coach and yoga teacher. Listen in as we discuss Liz's adventures in running, her dedication for completing over 20 marathons, the joy in coaching, and all the life lessons running can teach …

691: Beyond the Timecard: Employer Accountability in Off-the-Clock Work

On today's episode, we discuss what employers need to know about off-the-clock work, including common scenarios in which employees work off-the-clock, and how to help prevent off-the-clock work in the future. Subscribe to our podcast today to stay up to date on employment issues from law experts wo…

693: Closing the Gap: What Employers Need to Know About Pay Equity

On today’s episode, we’ll be discussing pay equity with our strategic partner, BRG. BRG is a global consulting firm that helps leading organizations advance in three key areas: disputes and investigations, corporate finance, and performance improvement. Subscribe to our podcast today to stay up to …

A Stranger at a Yoga Festival Told Her to Move to Costa Rica. She Went. | Elizabeth Arnold | Ep. 38

What happens when a stranger at a yoga festival gives you the nudge that changes your entire life? For Elizabeth Arnold, it meant quitting a soul-crushing bank job, leaving her apartment lease (and her cat) behind, and moving solo to the Costa Rican jungle — where she built an oceanfront yoga and …

Elizabeth Arnold — Have Mic, Will Travel

"(An) unstoppable, one-of-a-kind reporter." That's how NPR reporter Elizabeth Arnold is described in her recent obituary. Hear what that means in a story she reported at the North Pole, where she says "Nature doesn't want you here.... Maybe that's part of the pull. You come to defy it." I'm pleased…

What a Murder Mystery Taught Me About Reading the Bible

What can a summer murder mystery teach us about faith, discernment, and the stories we tell ourselves? Dr. Elizabeth Arnold invites you into a lively conversation about "The Final Problem" by Arturo Pérez-Reverte, exploring how the genres we love shape the way we read the Bible, understand theology…

What Circe Teaches Us About God and Being Human

What does a Greek myth about a banished witch have to do with Christian faith and the Bible? Dr. Elizabeth Arnold explores how Madeline Miller’s novel Circe invites us to think about vulnerability, agency, and what it means to be made in the image of a God who chose to be embodied. If you’ve ever w…

How Do Stories Shape Our Faith and Liberation?

What if the stories of our grandmothers and ancestors are woven into God’s own story—and what does that mean for how we read the Bible and live our faith? In this clip, Dr. Elizabeth Arnold explores Kat Armas’ "Abuelita Faith" and invites us to see wisdom, strength, and liberation through the lived…