PeaceCast

Joel shares why he loves the work of pioneering fantasy writer Ursula Le Guin. Dave and Joel reflect on what it means to have a Christian political leader, and how the lowest of Churches can be the most clericalist.

Dave and Joel offer a theological interpretation of why the DC Cinematic Universe is failing, shed some light on the current controversy around religious liberty in Australia, and try to work out why churches can be so obsessed with explanation.

On this PEACEcast Dave talks about how bird-watching helped him deal with his postcolonial angst and rootlessness; Joel talks about the apparent increase in authoritarianism in Australian law; Dave and Joel decry the misuse of philosopher Charles Taylor by evangelicals.

Co-hosts:

Dave Taylor

Joel Harrison

Producer:

Liam Bray

Dave and Joel conclude their extended conversation about conservative cultural analysis by discussing some Christian leader's/writer's use and misuse of the term "cultural Marxism."

Co-hosts:

Dave Taylor

Joel Harrison

Producer:

Liam Bray

In the first part of this special extended episode of PEACEcast, Dave and Joel talk Legion and toxic masculinity, as well as the recent controversy over "Western Civilisation studies" being promoted in Australian universities by the Ramsay Centre.

Hosts:

Dave Taylor

Joel Harrison

Producer:

Liam Bray

This month Joel and Dave talk: the highs and lows of pop-culture in 2018 thus far; why we don't like thinking about disability; and Bishop Curry's naysayers.

Co-hosts:

Dave Taylor

Joel Harrison

Producer:

Liam Bray

This month Joel and Dave discuss: Dave’s favourite books; the Uluru Statement from the Heart and the limits of liberal individualism; and the Church’s fascination with Jordan Peterson's fresh new brand of paganism.

Co-hosts:

Dave Taylor

Joel Harrison

Producer:

Liam Bray

For our first episode of the year Joel and Dave discuss whether The Last Jedi is feminist and/or Protestant, liberalism eating itself and amorphous Christian jellyfish.

This episode Dave talks to theologian Dr Matthew Tan and legal scholar Dr Joel Harrison about smurfs, emo Superman, and the religious function of pop-culture.

This episode Dave talks to interesting people Dr Joel Harrison (law scholar) and Byron Smith (theological ethicist and environmental activist) about the concept of 'post-truth politics.' Can justice prevail without truth?