Fuller Introduces New Podcast Series

Fuller is pleased to begin offering a new series of weekly podcasts on its website, featuring discussions of key issues with seminary leaders and members of the Fuller community.

The podcasts, each about 15 to 20 minutes in length, will feature Fuller professors, alumni/ae, staff, students, and guest speakers engaging in conversation about important topics of the day. “Fuller’s leaders will discuss issues and ideas in exchanges that we hope will inform and inspire listeners in their own work, faith, and ministries,” says Fred Messick, associate vice president for Public Affairs and host of the podcasts.

Podcast guest speakers will address a range of topics in coming weeks, from discussions of different programs offered at Fuller to explorations of current issues affecting the Church and the world.

In the first podcast, President Richard J. Mouw discusses the key issues facing Fuller Seminary in 2008. With a conversational style, he talks about trends in theological education, as well as the broader changes, challenges, and opportunities confronting the church in the 21st century—and how Fuller is responding to these changes. To listen to the podcast, click here.

A new podcast will be posted each Monday on Fuller’s homepage at www.fuller.edu. Current and previous podcasts will also be available at Fuller on iTunesU, accessed through the Fuller homepage.

Previous Podcasts:

Richard J. Mouw, President, Fuller Seminary
January 28, 2008

Kurt Fredrickson, Director, Fuller Seminary's Doctor of Ministry Program
February 4, 2008

Eddie Gibbs, Senior Professor in Fuller's School of Intercultural Studies
February 11, 2008