The Biola Hour

Dr. David Shane Lowry - Anthropology professor and acting chair of the department at Biola - discusses the importance of acknowledging and reconciling Native American realities. He is currently writing two books - one on Michael Jordan, and one on his own tribe, the Lumbee tribe in North Carolina, and how they became a hub for healing in America. For more: biola.edu/the-biola-hour

Landon sits down with students - Molly Larsen, Amina Edache, and Yasmine Garcia - to continue the conversation on Christians and politics. For more: biola.edu/the-biola-hour

Dr. Joy Qualls - professor/chair of Communication Studies at Biola and author of God Forgive Us For Being Women - talks about our Christian responsibility to engage in politics. Joy’s specialty is in political and religious communication and her thoughts on this podcast are very helpful in navigating our current political landscape. For more: biola.edu/the-biola-hour

Amir sits down with students - Connor Pfaff, Meagan Chung, and Hannah Harkness - to continue the conversation on God-concepts and God-images. For more: biola.edu/the-biola-hour

Chad Miller, Biola's Director of Student-led Ministries and Spiritual Formation, discusses how it's not only important to know God conceptually, but to know him relationally. He makes connections with his father and children to help us see what our relationships with God might look like. For more: biola.edu/the-biola-hour

Landon sits down with students - Molly Larsen, Aubrey Dela Cruz, and Zach Guerrero - to continue the conversation on healing, forgiveness, and the arts. For more: biola.edu/the-biola-hour

Dianne Collard - missionary, artist, and spiritual mentor - shares her story of tragedy, and how God used the dark moments of her life to set a new trajectory and calling through forgiveness and the arts. She's also the author of I Choose to Forgive, which unpacks her story more in depth. For more: biola.edu/the-biola-hour

Landon sits down with students - Amir Girgis, Elaine Fung, and Sofia Franco - to continue the conversation on redemptive entrepreneurship.

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Jessica Rey - entrepreneur, speaker, author, Advisory Board Member of Biola's Startup Competition, and former Power Ranger - shares how her faith informs her business practices. Not only are her products ethically made and environmentally friendly, her designs promote modesty and the inherent dignity of each person.

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Lisa Igram and Mike Ahn sit down with Biola's first North Korean student, Rachel, to hear her reactions to Charles' story from last week, and unpack her own story.

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