is a new web service that brings back the old school pastime of mixtape creation, and they make it really easy to create and share mixes with one another. See 's mix, for example.
I've created a with the sole intent of storing a stellar mix of theological-type lectures. This is where you come in. I need you to leave a comment with a link to your favorite theological lecture in mp3 format. I'll compile all of them into a sweet theology mixtape that can be shared with everyone you know. After I've uploaded all of the mp3s, I'll post it here.
Whaddya say? Help me out here!
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http://www.intervarsity.org/followingchrist/audio/
the above link has some stellar lectures. notably the ones form vinoth ramachandra and dean trulear….fantastic!
Thanks, John!
does it have to be a lecture? could it be a sermon? or a sermon clip? i’m going to have to dig around to find it, cause it’s old, but i’ll get back to you.
I would prefer that it’s a lecture, but if it’s good enough that you have to dig around to find it, then it might just work. ;)
Oh, well … it’s pretty short and it’s worth a listen for you anyway. If you decide it won’t fit with the rest of what you’ve got going on, my feelings won’t be hurt at all, or anything … and I found it really easily (go figure).
http://truelifecf.org/mp3%20files/myking.mp3
10mb max means a 30 minute lecture needs to be at a really low bitrate.
I’ll see what i can find to contribute.
Thanks for the heads up, David. I’ll do my best to convert the mp3s to an appropriate bitrate and keep ‘em under 10mb.
somehow i missed this post on my rss reader. this is great. i’ll look through my bookmarks and see what i can come up with. just off the top of my head a few hauerwas lectures (here and here).
also, you may already know about it, but itunes u has tons of stuff as well.
Sorry to post yet another Hauerwas link, but this one is somewhat unique so I think it deserves mention. It comes from a panel discussion on “Religious Speech in Public Discourse” at Duke Law School (my former employer). Not only is it interesting given the context, but Hauerwas does a little sparring with one of the panelists.
You also might find this lecture by Eric Rothschild interesting. He was one of the winning litigators in the Dover School District Intelligent Design case.
i know i have a ton of lectures on mp3. a bunch online but only for my own archive purposes. so let me see if i can get some links for you. i might just cross post to make it easier.
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