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Religion in Conversation

Religion in Conversation

By: Religious Studies Collective of Western Sydney University
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Religion in Conversation is where you’ll find conversations that tackle questions, big and small, about religion. Join religious studies expert, Milad Milani and his guests as they dive into the issues, topics, and challenges shaping religion today. The show also explores the minds of great thinkers who have left us with timeless ideas that still provoke and inspire us to this day. Follow Religion in Conversation on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your preferred podcast platform. You can find all our episodes and more on the Religious Studies Collective webpage https://westernsydney.edu.au/humanReligious Studies Collective of Western Sydney University Spirituality
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Episodes
  • Episode 6 Attar and the Religion of Love with Cyrus Zargar
    May 8 2025

    Milad Milani interviews Sufi Studies expert Professor Cyrus Zargar of UCF on Attar's "religion of love."

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    1 hr and 23 mins
  • 5 Sociology of religion and religious life with Bryan Turner
    Mar 30 2025

    Milad Milani interviews eminent sociologist of religion, Bryan S. Turner of ACU on his lifetime work in sociology and his work on Islam.

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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • 4 Dickinson, religious experience, and poetry with Helen Koukoutsis
    Mar 23 2025

    Milad Milani interviews Helen Koukoutsis on Emily Dickinson’s relationship to religion and religion in her poetry. Helen also reads some of her own poetry (Dickinson inspired).

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    2 hrs and 11 mins

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