Scholar and theologian Elaine Storkey joins the StoryMen to summarize her answer to the question, “Why are humans so violent towards women?” Based on a lifetime of research and exploration, Dr. Storkey has a powerful vision for how the Church can be an agent of healing.
Story Men - March 14, 2014
BURNing Questions for Julianna Baggott
The StoryMen welcome back fan-favorite Julianna Baggott to discuss the controversial finale to BURN, the final installment in her outstanding YA trilogy. We spend plenty of time talking in generalities before we SPOIL EVERYTHING. So pull up a chair and listen in! IN THIS EPISODE: 0:00 – Clay's Gone, Julianna's Back! 5:00 – How does it feel to finish a trilogy? 11:00 – The Writing Process: Plotter or Pants-er? 17:00 – The StoryMen Spoil BURN 24:00 – The Dome 30:00 – The Passion of El Capitan 33:30 – How do you deal with negative reactions to the finale? 36:00 - What's next for Julianna? 40:00 – Is Pure coming to the screen?
From Series: "StoryMen Season 3"
The StoryMen return under the NorvilleRogers banner! We've got better guests, bigger shows and - quite possibly - more potato chip challenges!
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In this Episode:
2 – Stories of the week
7 – PPOW
16 – Dr. Elaine Storkey
29 – Why are we violent against women?
46 – Can the Church help?
50 – Connect with Dr. Storkey
Episode Links
Connect with Elaine Storkey
Blog | Twitter | Author Page
Stories of the Week
Clay: Miracle on the Snow
JR.: A Sign that says “Resist White Supremacy”
Bonus: Lorie Langdon’s Entertainment Weekly Interview
PPOW
JR.: Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky
Clay: Chadwick Boseman
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