Podcast: God, Mammon, and Exchange
I joined the “Created in the Image of God” podcast hosted by Wade Fransson to discuss my work on religion and economics.
I joined the “Created in the Image of God” podcast hosted by Wade Fransson to discuss my work on religion and economics.
In this roundtable discussion I joined scholars and practitioners to discuss blockchain, cryptocurrency and religion.
Listen to my conversation with Patrick Huey, host of At the Podium with Patrick Huey, as we discuss religion, economics, personal growth, and various other themes.
I speak with Bradley Onishi about cryptocurrency, religion, ethics, and presence.
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I enjoyed this conversation with Daniel Lev Shkolnik, host of the Re-Enchantment podcast, about religion and cryptocurrency.
Have a listen as we discuss what cryptocurrency is, and how it relates to religious and spiritual hopes and dreams for human society. We discuss the history and nature of money, and blockchain based religions!
https://www.daniellevshkolnik.com/podcast-episodes/episode/3574d89d/crypto-religions-or-devin-singh
Here I speak with Rachel Muers, professor at University of Leeds and host of the Cultural Life of Money and Finance Podcast. We discuss my book, Divine Currency, and topics such as money and war, money and religion, and money and politics. It was a very fruitful conversation.
In this podcast, I speak with Camelia Raghinaru of the Telos Podcast, and summarize my article appearing in Telos that engages Carl Schmitt and Giorgio Agamben on questions of sovereignty and exception.
A conversation with Professor Devin Singh, Associate Professor of Religion at Dartmouth College.
Professor Singh discusses "Should We Cancel Debt? Insights from the Ancient World?" Interview by Dartmouth student Sydney Towle '22. Edited by Laura Howard. Music: Debussy Arabesque no 1. Composer: Claude Debussy
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Theology Matters is the podcast program from the Center of Theological Inquiry, hosted by Joshua Mauldin. In this episode, I engage in conversation with Ruth Braunstein, Associate Professor of Sociology at UConn and a fellow fellow (yes) with me this year at the Center for the Study of Religion at Princeton. Her fascinating current work looks at attitudes about and resistance to taxation in the US, particularly as such positions intersect with and draw upon religious ideas. We discuss the intersection of religion, money, and taxation in this episode.
I know there are a lot more important things going on right now, but if you're stuck home, social distancing, looking for something to listen to, consider this podcast, where I talk with Paul Ollinger, former Facebook exec turned comedian, who hosts the Crazy Money podcast.
We talk about religion and money, life in academia, and humanity's search for meaning and profit. I loved this conversation. Please have a listen.
I recently had the privilege to explore at length the value of conversations—in life, in teaching, in coaching and working with others—with Sehaam Cyrene, host of the Better Conversations podcast. We covered a lot of ground. Have a listen below, or follow this link to the show notes to skip to relevant topics.
In December (2019) I sat down with Joshua Mauldin, Associate Director of the Center of Theological Inquiry in Princeton, NJ. This year I am participating in a workshop on Religion and Economic Inequality. We discussed my book, Divine Currency, as well as me current project on debt, and how they relate to the them of inequality.
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In this chapel talk on Apr 9, 2019 at St Paul’s School in Concord, NH, I share with students three keys to being resilient.
Prefer to listen to my lecture on “Greed and God” in Nijmegen, The Netherlands, rather than watch the video? Check out the audio track here on Soundcloud. This also has the advantage of containing the entire QnA, which was cut off on the video.
Recorded Lecture
May 22, 2018
In this TCM mini-episode, we hear a short talk given by Devin Singh last November as part of the Race, Coloniality and Philosophy of Religion Unit at AAR in Boston. Devin has recently written a book Divine Currency: The Theological Power of Money in the West. We'll hear more about that in an upcoming episode... Stay tuned.
The Briefing, Powered by Dartmouth
May 5, 2018
Money is significant in Western culture, and as the saying goes, money is power. But how did it become such a central part of Western life? Dartmouth’s Devin Singh examines the religious and theological sources of money’s influence in his new book Divine Currency: The Theological Power of Money in the West.
The Briefing Powered By Dartmouth on SiriusXM Insight Channel 121. Airs Saturdays at 8am EST, rebroadcast Sundays at 6am and 7pm EST. A lively hour dissecting the history, facts and perspectives shaping this week's news.
Sirius Radio’s legal prevents me from posting the whole thing but feel free to message me for a file of the entire interview for your personal use.
In this episode of The Catacombic Machine, Matt Baker and Preston Price speak with Devin Singh about his book Divine Currency: The Theological Power of Money in the West, among other things.
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http://www.oxideradio.org/episodes/2017/6/24/episode-13-religion