Welcome to Hip-Hop & Theology, a Two Guys & A Tiny Desk production.  A bi-weekly podcast created by seminarians who see God in Hip-Hop. Hip-Hop is a process of expressing God through the perspective of oppression.

Welcome to Hip-Hop & Theology, a Two Guys & A Tiny Desk production. A bi-weekly podcast created by seminarians who see God in Hip-Hop. Hip-Hop is a process of expressing God through the perspective of oppression.

Welcome to Hip-Hop &amp; Theology, a Two Guys &amp; A Tiny Desk production.  A bi-weekly podcast created by seminarians who see God in Hip-Hop. Hip-Hop is a process of expressing God through the perspective of oppression.

Hip-Hop & Theology: Ep.03

Recorded in the sacred in-between spaces of The New York Theological Seminary, Hip-Hop & Theology captures a vibrant and evolving dialogue between the academy and the culture. During their seminary years at NYTS, Dr. Aaron C. Waldron, M.Div.  and Dr. Joel Dautruche, M.Div. engaged scholars, clergy, artists, and practitioners across New York City in conversations that bridged theological inquiry and Hip-Hop expression.
This podcast explores what happens when the pulpit meets the cipher, when systematic theology listens seriously to street sermons, and when the rhythms and rhymes of Hip-Hop are engaged as texts worthy of sacred reflection. Here, culture becomes classroom, conversation becomes praxis, and theology finds its flow.

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Recorded in the sacred in-between spaces of The New York Theological Seminary, Hip-Hop & Theology captures a vibrant and evolving dialogue between the academy and the culture. During their seminary years at NYTS, Dr. Aaron C. Waldron, M.Div. and Dr. Joel Dautruche, M.Div. engaged scholars, clergy, artists, and practitioners across New York City in conversations that bridged theological inquiry and Hip-Hop expression. This podcast explores what happens when the pulpit meets the cipher, when systematic theology listens seriously to street sermons, and when the rhythms and rhymes of Hip-Hop are engaged as texts worthy of sacred reflection. Here, culture becomes classroom, conversation becomes praxis, and theology finds its flow.

Recorded in the sacred in-between spaces of The New York Theological Seminary, Hip-Hop &amp; Theology captures a vibrant and evolving dialogue between the academy and the culture. During their seminary years at NYTS, Dr. Aaron C. Waldron, M.Div.  and Dr. Joel Dautruche, M.Div. engaged scholars, clergy, artists, and practitioners across New York City in conversations that bridged theological inquiry and Hip-Hop expression.
This podcast explores what happens when the pulpit meets the cipher, when systematic theology listens seriously to street sermons, and when the rhythms and rhymes of Hip-Hop are engaged as texts worthy of sacred reflection. Here, culture becomes classroom, conversation becomes praxis, and theology finds its flow.

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