Podcast appearances and mentions of carla ewert

Carla Ewert and Dr. Tina Schermer Sellers discuss the roots of sexual shame and the tools to dismantle it. Click here to keep up with the latest Goose News: http://wildgoosefestival.org/signup/

Alexis Neal leads Carla Ewert and Ilia Danner Grubbs in a discussion of the reception history of pop Christmas classic "Baby, It's Cold Outside."

This week Seth and I share what’s new in the Anatomy Of Marriage World, hint hint….EVENTS! We also share our thoughts on the amazing 3 Part Divorce Series with Dr. Tina Schermer Sellers and Carla Ewert, and we discuss what has been going on in our own marriage, and y’all… it ain’t pretty. Support the podcast by visiting patreon.com/anatomyofmarriage and becoming a Patron today!  Please rate and review the podcast, this helps new listeners find the show AND... it makes us feel good! ;-)     

In Part 3 of our Divorce Series Dr. Tina Schermer Sellers and Carla Ewert share their thoughts on battling the stigma of the “Broken Home”, the impact that divorce can have on parenting, how to navigate future Ex-In-Law relationships, dealing with the opposite sex after a divorce, and so much more. To learn more about Dr. Tina and Carla you can visit their websites Dr. Tina http://tinaschermersellers.com/ https://nwioi.com/ http://www.thankgodforsex.org/ Sex, God & The Conservative Church   Carla  https://www.sheiscalled.com/ http://holywritpodcast.com/ https://withcollective.org/    

Seth and I sit down with the wonderful Dr. Tina Schermer Sellers and Carla Ewert to discuss the intimate details of divorce. In this episode, which is the first of a four part Series, we talk about the impact that gender roles, patriarchy, Purity culture and differentiation have in our relationships, and what we can do to change those patterns and beliefs. We also discuss what it means to “take up all of your space” in the world, how we can unlearn the “threat” of collaboration, and what it takes to be fully yourself in a relationship.    To learn more about Dr. Tina and Carla you can visit their websites Dr. Tina http://tinaschermersellers.com/ https://nwioi.com/ http://www.thankgodforsex.org/ Sex, God & The Conservative Church   Carla  https://www.sheiscalled.com/ http://holywritpodcast.com/ https://withcollective.org/

Carla Ewert interviews Kristen Padilla about her recent book "Now That I'm Called."

Carla Ewert interviews Kristen Padilla about her recent book "Now That I'm Called."

Carla Ewert interviews Kristen Padilla about her recent book "Now That I'm Called."

Carla Ewert and Christina Bieber Lake interview Christian psychologist and author Dr. Helen LaKelly Hunt.

On Episode 019 of The Changing Faith Podcast Carla Ewert joins with us to talk about what it is like being a woman in a the world of male dominated Church work. While this nearly drove her away from the Church altogether, something within drew her back. Today, she shines her light brightly working, serving, leading and creating with her full self. She hosts the Holy Writ Podcast, is a Co-Creator of She is Called, a national conversation for women who lead, and co-hosts the She is Called Podcast. Carla's convictions and courage are sure to encourage and challenged us all. Enjoy! 

Touch Podcast is hosted by Ryan Clark and Nathan Novero. Episode 12 is sponsored by Next Good Consulting and features writer, podcaster and co-creator of She is Called, Carla Ewert. In this episode, Ryan speaks Carla Ewert about growing up a preacher’s kid and what that meant for purity, patriarchy, complementarianism and how purity culture interacts with survivors of abuse. Ryan and Carla also discuss her recent article in Relevant Magazine where she offers a challenge to best selling purity author Joshua Harris’s Ted X talk as an example of a recurring problem of centering a male’s voice on an issue that disproportionately negatively impacted women.

In this episode of White on White, Kerry speaks with Carla Ewert about whiteness, hierarchies, and how white people -- white women specifically -- can work to de-center whiteness, so that whiteness is no longer the "normal" against which everything else is measured. Plus, more irreverence from Kerry and Aisha. 

Carla Ewert, Katie Grubbs, and Marie Hause discuss the likelihood of a female president. The panels reviews women in political leadership globally and the US's standing, discusses the particular challenges to women in the US political system, and riffs on representation and opportunity.

In this episode we're discussing women, work, and faith as we hear from women in leadership at the OPEN Network conference 2016. PODCAST GUESTS (in order): Marlee Walters, Jen Fisher, Carla Ewert, Mira Joyner, Laura Truax, Lindsay Andreolli-Comstock, Jenny Morgan, Rachael McClair, Laura Buffington, Katie Hays, Cameron Trimble For more information on "She Is Called: OPEN Conversations for Women in Leadership" visit sheiscalledconversations.com

In this episode we're discussing women, work, and faith as we hear from women in leadership at the OPEN Network conference 2016. PODCAST GUESTS (in order): Marlee Walters, Jen Fisher, Carla Ewert, Mira Joyner, Laura Truax, Lindsay Andreolli-Comstock, Jenny Morgan, Rachael McClair, Laura Buffington, Katie Hays, Cameron Trimble For more information on "She Is Called: OPEN Conversations for Women in Leadership" visit sheiscalledconversations.com

In this episode we're discussing women, work, and faith as we hear from women in leadership at the OPEN Network conference 2016. PODCAST GUESTS (in order): Marlee Walters, Jen Fisher, Carla Ewert, Mira Joyner, Laura Truax, Lindsay Andreolli-Comstock, Jenny Morgan, Rachael McClair, Laura Buffington, Katie Hays, Cameron Trimble For more information on "She Is Called: OPEN Conversations for Women in Leadership" visit sheiscalledconversations.com

EPISODE OVERVIEW:In this episode we're discussing women, work, and faith as we hear from women in leadership at the OPEN Network conference 2016. PODCAST GUESTS (in order): Marlee Walters, Jen Fisher, Carla Ewert, Mira Joyner, Laura Truax, Lindsay Andreolli-Comstock, Jenny Morgan, Rachael McClair, Laura Buffington, Katie Hays, Cameron TrimbleFor more information on "She Is Called: OPEN Conversations for Women in Leadership" visit sheiscalledconversations.comThe conference will take place in New York City, at West End Collegiate Church, May 2-4, 2017. Space is limited, so register today!  

Shelah Woodruff, Carla Ewert, and Nathan Gilmour talk about the letters of Paul, their implications for Christian feminism, and how N.T. Wright's reading influences surrounding questions. Please forgive the poor audio quality on this episode. Nathan Gilmour takes responsibility for failing to make a backup audio file.

Carla Ewert and Danny Anderson talk with Russ Jennings at Wild Goose 2016.

Wild Goose 2016 has come and gone. Danny Anderson and the Sectarian Review had a great (if not always comfortable) experience. For this special episode, Danny is joined by the Christian Feminist Podcast's Carla Ewert and also by Michael Kimpan of the OPEN Initiative. The subject is hipness and hipsterism; not as a form of cultural elitism, but rather as an ethical decision to stand at the margins of society and its institutions. Is there something about the edges that offers us a chance to critically engage culture, not escape it? The OPEN initiative offers a fascinating example of what this vision of hipsterism may look like in practice. Join us for a great discussion and stay tuned at the end for a surprise question from our studio audience! Yes a real live studio audience!

Victoria Reynolds Farmer, Shelah Woodruff, and Carla Ewert discuss Annie Dillard's great book "Pilgrim at Tinker Creek."

Leah Henning moderates a discussion with Carla Ewert and Victoria Reynolds Farmer. Topics include: catcalling in history, online countermovements, and the panelists' personal experiences.

Victoria Reynolds farmer moderates a discussion on Sarah Bessey's book Jesus Feminist with Carla Ewert and Shelah Woodruff. Topics include spiritual midwives and the need for mutual submission in marriage.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer moderates a discussion on adoption in a subset of Evangelicalism with Carla Ewert and Lisa Korthals. Topics include biblical justification for adoption and Michael and Debi Pearl's _To Train Up a Child_.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer moderates a discussion on Mariology with Carla Ewert and Sarah Morrow Cerniglia. Topics include the feminist implications of divine motherhood and the downside to spousal models of Mariology.

Michial Farmer moderates a discussion with David Grubbs, Nathan Gilmour, and special guest host Carla Ewert about Our discussion tackles the nature of allegory, relationships between literary theory and this particular text, and Carla's recent work on Book 3 for her Master's thesis. Among the texts and authors we discuss are Edmund Spenser, the Faerie Queene, John Milbank, [French theorist], C.S. Lewis, and John Bunyan.

Michial Farmer moderates a discussion with David Grubbs, Nathan Gilmour, and special guest host Carla Ewert about Our discussion tackles the nature of allegory, relationships between literary theory and this particular text, and Carla's recent work on Book 3 for her Master's thesis. Among the texts and authors we discuss are Edmund Spenser, the Faerie Queene, John Milbank, [French theorist], C.S. Lewis, and John Bunyan.