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In the 3rd installment of Seminary Dropout I interview a hero of mine – Tony Campolo. Listen to me babble through the intro while trying to tell Tony what his work has meant to me and then hear him eloquently talk about the election, current events, and most of all his new book “Red Letter Revolution,” that he wrote with Shane Claiborne, who will be on the show in the near future.

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From here on out you can expect the show to be released every other Monday. On weeks with no podcast there will be a blog post, so either way check in regularly for new content.

I just want to give an update on some things going on with the blog & podcast and then ask for your input.

My plan as of now is to launch the podcast on the 26th of this month. I’ve thought a lot (probably too much) about what the podcast should be called and I’ve settled on “Seminary Dropout.”

A new episode will be published every two weeks on Mondays. On weeks where there is no podcast episode, I’ll do a regular blog post. So every Monday there should either be a blog post or a podcast. There may also be some follow up posts in between.

I’m planning on launching the podcast by posting 3 episodes at once! As I’ve said before, each episode will be an interview with a Christian author, blogger, theologian, or leader. I want your help to decide what 3 episodes to publish first. Here are the episodes, I’ve either already recorded, or will record before the launch date:

Tell me in the comment section which 3 episodes you want to hear first.