Scott Rausch, Director of Residence Life at Emory, and Rev. Kev discuss how connected we are and the impact those global, constant connections have on our lives as we made decisions that alter the course of our futures.

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Jake and guest podcaster Austin Prince, the Baptist Campus Minister leader at Emory, discuss the Reformation.

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On the first episode of Thinking Out Loud, we learn about Dr. Sergio Delgado Moya's opinions on the US/Mexico boarder issue. He offers us some practical advice about how each of us can play a role in easing tensions and creating a more tolerant world.

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In this episode of Thinking Out Loud, we talk with professor Ellen Gough about yoga and Jainism. At Emory, Dr.Gough teaches the class "Yoga, Philosophy or Exercise?" which is most students first exposure to ancient Hindu and Vedic teachings with books like The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, The Upanishads, The Bhagavad Gita, and modern texts like Be Here Now.

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Today Emory professor Dr. Arri Eisen talks about his involvement in starting the Emory Tibet Science Initiative and some of the cross cultural challenges they face in sharing science with Tibetan Monks.

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Marshall Kupka-Moore and Julien Chaix take a spiritual approach to interviewing professors and other professionals on areas of expertise.

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