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Vocational Application | Spring Into Action

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Hear from your professors, interviewed by students in their respective fields, about how they see their discipline contributing to a sustainable future. What understanding does each field of study bring to the table? In order to be effective, change must be interdisciplinary. How can we work together to understand and influence the world? The show is hosted by various students of Gordon College and the cover art is by Kait Tordoff.

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Episode thumbnail for Episode 04: Interview with Dr. Kristen Cooper, Professor of Economics

March 18, 2021

Episode 04: Interview with Dr. Kristen Cooper, Professor of Economics

<p>What is the goal of economics, and how does this goal fit into a sustainable future? In this episode, Dr. Kristen Cooper, interviewed by Manny Mouganis, explores some of the most pressing questions facing modern environmental economists. Listen to a discussion on critiques of GDP growth as measure of welfare, carbon taxing, and what Dr. Cooper sees as key to the future of a sustainable economy!</p>

Episode thumbnail for Episode 03: Interview with Dr. Ruth Melkonian-Hoover, Professor of Political Science

March 16, 2021

Episode 03: Interview with Dr. Ruth Melkonian-Hoover, Professor of Political Science

<p>What does the study of comparative politics teach us about our civic responsibility to fight for climate justice? Does a global superpower needs to have a strong green infrastructure to remain in power? In this episode, Dr. Ruth Melkonian-Hoover, interviewed by Rachel Mast, discusses the responsibility of individuals, corporations, and governments have in stopping the climate crisis. Additionally, Dr. Melkonian-Hoover speaks on the increased polarization between parties when it comes to the topic of climate change and ways the parties can work together to bridge that gap. Lastly, both share some positive trends toward climate action that they have seen in the past several years.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Episode 02: Interview with Dr. Joanna Kline, Professor of Old Testament

March 11, 2021

Episode 02: Interview with Dr. Joanna Kline, Professor of Old Testament

<p>How does Scripture relate to environmental sustainability? In this episode, Dr. Joanna Kline, interviewed by Ellen Grosh, provides a foundational understanding of Biblical ideas related to creation care. She'll explore concepts of Genesis 1 and 9, the Mosaic Covenant, and themes in the Psalms.&nbsp;</p>

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What is Vocational Application | Spring Into Action?

Hear from your professors, interviewed by students in their respective fields, about how they see their discipline contributing to a sustainable future. What understanding does each field of study bring to the table? In order to be effective, change must be interdisciplinary. How can we work together to understand and influence the world?

The show is hosted by various students of Gordon College and the cover art is by Kait Tordoff.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

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