Belmont Abbey College
Conversatio: A Podcast by Belmont Abbey College
Conversatio is sponsored by Belmont Abbey College and focuses on the way of formation and transformation so that each of us reflects God's image in an ever more palpable and transparent way. The goal of this podcast is to offer a unique perspective on popular topics in the public space and challenge, inform, and enlighten our listeners through these discussions.
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13 de mar de 2026
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Episódios
Ep. 4: A Judge's Perspective on the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard Court Case 12.08.2022 33:15
Conversatio host Julia Long sits with with Judge Richard Boner to discuss the role of body language in the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard court case. Judge Boner also shares his perceptions of the case.
Ep 3: "Just" War in the 21st Century (Part 2) 31.05.2022 42:50
Dr. Clark Summers and Professor Michael Watson discuss what constitutes "just" war in the 21st century and apply this framework to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Ep 2: The Role Religious Identity Plays in the Conflict between Russia and Ukraine (Part 1) 27.05.2022 37:29
In episode 2 of the Conversatio podcast, Dr. Troy Feay and Dr. Daniel Hutchinson help us understand how religious identity impacts the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Ep 1: The Potential Overturn of Roe vs. Wade 20.05.2022 48:04
In episode 1 of the Conversatio podcast Dr. David Williams, Dr. Joseph Wysocki, and Dr. Mary Imparato discuss the history of abortion laws including Roe vs. Wade and Planned Parenthood vs. Casey, the leak of the potential overturn, and what America might look like after the decision is made.
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