Jeanne interviews Wild Olive Audio Engineer, Klara Carrera. Together they analyze sitcom Jane The Virgin, Herman Hesse's 1922 novel "Siddhartha" and The Gospel of John.

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Jeanne goes solo to discuss an interesting biblical marriage between Abigail, the beautiful and clever, to Nabal, a Calebite.

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Jennifer and Jeanne continue to discuss Jennifer's new book "Marriage In The Bible". Together they talk on the mistranslation of "marriage" in the bible and what matrimony means in the modern world.

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This week, Jeanne and Jennifer continue their conversation on Jennifer's new book "Marriage In The Bible". Together they discuss marriage as it appears in Genesis 1.28, the Daniel diet and the culture of eunuchs both past and present.

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Kicking off a new series "Talking Jesus With Gen Z", Jeanne starts with Wild Olive Producer, Matt Byrne. Together they discuss Christ imagery in Lord of the Rings, Matt's centenarian Grandmother and the history of famous musicians.

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This week, Jennifer and Jeanne speak on Jennifer's new book "Marriage In The Bible". Together they discuss what it means to have a 'Biblical' marriage, modern interpretations on the "head of the woman" and Margaret Atwood's poem "Habitation".

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Jeanne and Jennifer wrap up this second season of Wild Olive with their conversation on Oscar Wilde, as part of this season's theme of "Queering The Bible". Together they discuss the concept "Man of Sorrows", life as poetry and how Wilde transformed misery into divinity.

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This week, Jennifer and Jeanne begin a conversation on Oscar Wilde's "De Profundis" (1905). Together they discuss Wilde's legacy, how he perceives Christ as an artist and explaining the widely used concept of "penal substitutionary atonement".

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