Series Circuit: Recent Episodes
The Circuit
Virtual campus ministry you can listen to: wherever, whenever. Currently, we offer one segment, called the Circuit Connection, which connects faith and pop culture. Our guests will discuss the ways pop culture shapes their faith, and how they engage with pop culture through their faith. The Circuit Connection releases every other Monday.
More segments to come!
The Circuit Connection, a segment of Series Circuit, connects faith with pop culture. Through a series of conversations with students, campus ministers, and others, we'll explore how pop culture can inform our faith and how faith shapes how we engage with pop culture. Join host Dominic Mejia (@domisbreathing) as we make the connection.
This week, Dom talks with his old friend Tyler Talbert (@its_t_squared) about Avatar: The Last Airbender. Their conversation is wide-ranging, touching on themes of violence, ethical children's entertainment, challenging fascism, and more.
The Circuit Connection, a segment of Series Circuit, connects faith with pop culture. Through a series of conversations with students, campus ministers, and others, we'll explore how pop culture can inform our faith and how faith shapes how we engage with pop culture. Join host Dominic Mejia (@domisbreathing) as we make the connection.
This week, Dom talks with Dani Pérez (@daniperezident), a senior at Harvard College studying History and Literature and Art, Film, and Visual Studies with a focus on Latin American visual art. They discuss the Netflix original show Bojack Horseman, and how Bojack can help us think about forgiveness, grace, and divine love.
The Circuit Connection, a segment of Series Circuit, connects faith with pop culture. Through a series of conversations with students, campus ministers, and others, we'll explore how pop culture can inform our faith and how faith shapes how we engage with pop culture. Join host Dominic Mejia (@domisbreathing) as we make the connection.
This week, Dom talks with Jamison Rudd, the Director of Christian Education at Wilmington United Methodist Church and a student at the Boston University School of Theology, about ska music and what ska can teach the church.
The Circuit Connection, a segment of Series Circuit, connects faith with pop culture. Through a series of conversations with students, campus ministers, and others, we'll explore how pop culture can inform our faith and how faith shapes how we engage with pop culture. Join host Dominic Mejia as we make the connection.
In this episode, Dom speaks with Drew Ensz (@drewensz), the Ministry Director of Arise Campus Ministry at George Mason University. Drew discusses how his love of horror movies shapes his faith. Just in time for Halloween!
The Circuit Connection, a segment of Series Circuit, connects faith with pop culture. Through a series of conversations with students, campus ministers, and others, we'll explore how pop culture can inform our faith and how faith shapes how we engage with pop culture. Join host Dominic Mejia as we make the connection.
This episode, we're speaking with Sarah Harbaugh, a Master of Divinity student at the Boston University School of Theology and the pastoral intern at Harvard-Epworth United Methodist Church. Sarah shares about how Star Wars connects with her spirituality and informs how she practices her faith.
The Circuit Connection, a segment of Series Circuit, connects faith with pop culture. Through a series of conversations with students, campus ministers, and others, we'll explore how pop culture can inform our faith and how faith shapes how we engage with pop culture. Join host Dominic Mejia as we make the connection.
This episode, we're speaking with Grace Killian, a current student at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts and a recent graduate of Harvard Divinity School. Grace shares how Carrie and Lowell, the 2015 Sufjan Stevens album, has impacted her faith journey and her approach to grief.
The Circuit Connection, a segment of Series Circuit, connects faith with pop culture. Through a series of conversations with students, campus ministers, and others, we'll explore how pop culture can inform our faith and how faith shapes how we engage with pop culture. Join host Dominic Mejia as we make the connection.
This episode, we're speaking with Rev. Natalie Hill, a protestant chaplain at MIT and co-founder of The Circuit. Natalie shares about what Pokémon Go means for her and what it can teach Christians.
The Circuit Connection, a segment of Series Circuit, connects faith with pop culture. Through a series of conversations with students, campus ministers, and others, we'll explore how pop culture can inform our faith and how faith shapes how we engage with pop culture. Join host Dominic Mejia as we make the connection. The Circuit Connection will release every other Monday, beginning September 14.
More information on The Circuit, an online ministry campus, can be found at thecircuitonline.org.
Music for the trailer is Shoepop by Loyalty Freak, courtesy of pixabay.com/music.