EBC Podcasts: Recent Episodes
Eva Burrows College
The "Death" of God' considers the re-evaluation of the idea of God in the wake of the Enlightenment, and theological responses to it.
Episode 04 'The Challenge to Classical Theism', explains the theological ‘problem of evil,’ and evaluates process theology which critiques the classical view of God as overly ‘Hellenized’ (that is, too dependent on Greek philosophy), especially in relation to the doctrine of divine impassibility (the idea that God cannot be affected by anything outside of God).
Revd Professor Glen O'Brien explores arguments, and responses, for the existence of God.
Revd Professor Glen O'Brien talks about the Doctrine of God in this new podcast series.
Jono Dorse talks through the requirements of the Dip Financial Counselling assessment tasks.
Jono Dorse talks through the requirements of the Dip Financial Counselling assessment tasks.
In a Q&A-style interview with trainer and assessor Jono Dorse, EBC's Placement Officer - Linda Bell - answers many of the key questions students have when it comes to fulfilling these requirements. Linda also includes useful tips for getting in contact with FC organisations.
In this series Carolyn answers questions from students. This episode considers where to get assistance.
Deb talks about her many experiences of leadership in her different roles as an officer.
Matt is Head of Mission Support with the Salvation Army. In this interview he talks about leadership and world leaders he admires.
Emma discusses stress in Catherine Booth's life. The Theology of Catherine Booth in its Historical and Contemporary Contexts unit. Part 3 of 3.
Emma discusses the concept of emotional communities in The Theology of Catherine Booth in its Historical and Contemporary Contexts unit. Part 2 of 3.
Emma discusses the history of emotions and how emotions have been understood in different times. This reflection is part of The Theology of Catherine Booth in its Historical and Contemporary Contexts unit. Part 1 of 3.
Rosy Keane is the national Secretary for Spiritual Life Development with the Salvation Army. Here she talks about women in leadership as well as spirituality and leadership.
Lydia Hong, Corps Officer at Hornsby Gateway in Sydney, shares her reflections about leadership.
Lucy Davis works for the Salvation Army as Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) Project Development Coordinator. Here she talks with Grant about her role, her views on leadership, the leaders she admires and the ongoing journey of reconciliation.
Carolyn answers questions about Assessment Tasks 5 and 6 in the Financial Literacy Educator course.
Emotional intelligence impacts us all and the people we work with. In this episode, Kim talks about emotional stressors. What are they? What can we do to ensure that we are in control of our emotional output?
In this series Carolyn answers questions from students. This episode is about how to discuss cutting down energy bills with your client.
AOD Case Worker, Mieke Waters, shares her journey as a professional working in the AOD sector.
In this podcast, Salvos Radio interviews Maria Turnbull, a Moneycare Financial Counsellor and trainer at Eva Burrows College. Maria discusses supporting a client who has escaped from a family violence situation.
Claire Clifton, Service Manager AOD Services, shares her journey as a professional working in the AOD sector.
This podcast is about the importance of communication in the community services sector.
Kim Porter, Trainer and Assessor, discusses what is required of you in answering questions in this course.
Kylie Casey, General Manager Vocational Training at Eva Burrows College, welcomes students to a new year of study.
Words of wisdom about advocating for clients. In this episode of the Spotlight On Advocacy series EBC trainer Jono Dorse interviews Noel Duffin, Assistant Regional Manager for The Salvation Army's Moneycare Service. Noel shares valuable insights about his experience working in the sector.
Barker's model explores different psychological factors: predisposing, precipitating, perpetuating and protective factors. Jeramy explores how this approach can be useful in an AOD context.
Jeramy discusses the importance of having a growth mindset and making the most of teachable moments.
What is the difference between free flowing assessment and structured assessment? Which one should we use?
Sausan works as a Financial Counsellor Team Leader in South Western Sydney and wants to encourage people of diverse backgrounds to pursue their career.
Marinela shares some recent experiences from her role as a financial counsellor in Sydney.
Marinela Mendes is an experienced Financial Counsellor working in Bankstown. She talks with EBC about her role.
Jeramy Nusco, one of the trainers on the AOD Diploma, welcomes new students to the course.