The Chalice: Mental Health and Christian Faith

In this episode, we sit down with Katie Wires, a Richmont Graduate University alumna and the Director of Programming and Communications at OneRace Movement, to explore her journey in ministry, her work in racial reconciliation, and the role of women in leadership. Katie shares insights from her over 20 years of experience in ministry, offering a unique perspective on integrating justice with the gospel.

Join Dr. Cara Cochran as she interviews Moose Lutes, former marine and Richmont Graduate University Director of Financial Aid, as he walks through the early days of Richmont Graduate University's foundation and fight for regional accreditation.

Sit down with Canton Jones, Grammy-nominated hip-hop artist, musician, and pastor, to explore the cultural intersection of hip-hop and the church. Tune into this enlightening and inspiring conversation with Rochelle Mason, Peter Brindley, and Canton Jones as they discuss the vital role of worship in hip-hop, the need for the church to embrace cultural expressions to stay relevant, and growing concerns regarding men’s mental health.

Get to know Dr. Lorrie Slater, a Licensed Professional Counselor, Mother, Grandmother, Richmont Graduate University Faculty Member and the Director of the Henegar Counseling Center with hosts Devin Pritchett and Peter Brindley. Listen along as Dr. Slater discusses mindfulness, authenticity, her relationships with her family and the Lord, and how this informs her relationships with her clients as well as the direction of the Henegar Counseling Center.

Join Dr. Preston Hill and Dr. Cara Cochran as they delve into the past, experience the present, and consider the future of Christian Integration with Dr. Gary Moon.

Join hosts Peter Brindley and Devin Pritchett as they chat with Dr. Stanley Hoover, Assistant Dean of the School of Counseling about Richmont's growing online Clinical Mental Health Counseling modality, telemental health, and online learning across the board.

Peter Brindley welcomes Devin Pritchett, the new co-host to Richmont To Go, a Richmont Graduate University Podcast.

In many ways, “integration” is theology made practical. It is how we relate truths from Christian theology and spirituality with the theory and practice of clinical mental health counseling and psychology - whether in ministry, counseling, or other domains of learning, helping, and healing. Join the Richmont Podcast hosts Peter Brindley and Mel Meyer as they introduce Dr. Cara Cochran and Dr. Preston Hill, hosts for the Richmont Podcast Integration series as they speak about what integration means to them in the unexpected moments.

Dr. Cara Cochran and Dr. Preston Hill introduce the Richmont Podcast's first series on integration. Stay tuned for more to come.

With a talent for casting vision which inspires others, fostering pathways to student achievement, building communities of diversity and inclusion, anticipating future trends, and piloting effective strategic initiatives, Richmont’s President, Dr. Timothy Quinnan, is passionate about transformational leadership and believes “good things will come from thoughtful experimentation”.