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An Old Old Story

'An Old Old Story' is a monthly podcast. Each ep

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'An Old Old Story' is a monthly podcast. Each episode deals with a theme particularly relevant to the month it's released. Episodes typically consist of a few opening thoughts, an interview, and essay. Though we hope the conversation is fresh and new, the ideas themselves are not. These are things that have been and will be wrestled with long before and after us. Perhaps T.S. Eliot said it best in East Coker: "And what there is to conquer By strength and submission, has already been discovered Once or twice, or several times, by men whom one cannot hope To emulatebut there is no competition There is only the fight to recover what has been lost And found and lost again and again"
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Genres: Personal Journals, Society & Culture

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An Old Old Story: Youth Group in Revolt
Wednesday, 2 May, 2012

An Old Old Story has been dedicated to the idea that the telling and retelling of a story can change the way we live in it. We've brought you essay, fiction, and interviews all aimed at testing the parameters of our reality. In this episode we honor the Harding students and faculty who spoke out against the injustices of their time; we turn a hopeful and critical eye on the future of Harding. Take this episode as a preface to a better chapter. Take it as a charge to engage in narrative for all its healing and revelatory powers. So gather around the fire and pull close, because we've got an old old story to tell.

 

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