Jimmy Carter RIP with Randall Balmer, Dave Peters and Betsey Newenhuyse

Ken’s Blog Musings, reflections, and observations from the Beached White Male Ken’s Blog Musings, reflections and observations from the Beached White Male​ Remembering President Jimmy Carter – PART I With Randall Balmer, Ph.D., and Betsey Newenhuyse With Randall Balmer, Ph. D. Randall Balmer, Ph.D., is a prominent historian of American religion, culture, and politics. A […]

Nathaniel Manderson – How the Left Can Get Its Mojo Back

Ken’s Blog and Show Notes Musings, reflections, and observations from the Beached White Male Ken’s Blog Musings, reflections and observations from the Beached White Male​ Nathaniel Manderson – Pastor, Author, Educator and Activist Show Notes More about Nate Nathaniel Manderson was educated at a conservative seminary (Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, M.Div.), trained as a minister, ordained […]

David Dark – We Become What We Normalize

Ken’s Blog and Show Notes Musings, reflections, and observations from the Beached White Male Ken’s Blog and Show Notes Musings, reflections and observations from the Beached White Male​ David Dark, Ph.D. Professor, Author, Advocate We Become What We Normalize | Life’s Too Short to Pretend You Aren’t Religious Associate Professor of Religion and the Arts […]

Blake Chastain – #Exvangelical

Ken’s Blog Musings, reflections, and observations from the Beached White Male Ken’s Blog Musings, reflections and observations from the Beached White Male​ Blake Chastain – Exvangelical and Beyond Blake’s New Book: Exvangliecal and Beyond Purchase on Amazon Exvangelical and Beyond: How American Christianity Went Radical and the Movement That’s Fighting Back A pioneer of the […]

Lloyd Barba – The Sanctuary Movement

Ken’s Blog Musings, reflections, and observations from the Beached White Male Ken’s Blog Musings, reflections and observations from the Beached White Male​ Lloyd Barna, Ph.D. – The Sanctuary Movement “History has a disintegrating effect on current prejudices which is as yet scarcely appreciated. It makes both for understanding and for intellectual emancipation as nothing else […]