Documenting the history of the Holy Bible in America.
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Signup to Generate a PitchCelebrate the Bible is hosted by Francis Douglas. The show has published 11 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Jupiter Hammon: African American Christian Poet" (14 October 2026, 8 minutes), "The Wedding of the Century" (8 October 2026, 10 minutes), and "Prayer and Bible Reading in Public Schools" (1 October 2026, 10 minutes).
Celebrate the Bible publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 7 minutes across 11 episodes.
Booking probability for Celebrate the Bible is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Celebrate the Bible requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher.
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Francis Douglas hosts Celebrate the Bible, a religion show with 11 episodes published.
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Episode #11
In this episode of World Wide Bible Radio, host Frank Douglas highlights Jupiter Hammon, the first published African American poet in North America. Born in 1711 and enslaved in Long Island, Hammon's groundbreaking 1761...
Episode #10
Frank Douglas hosts an episode of World Wide Bible Radio, exploring a 1863 stereoview card of the wedding between Tom Thumb and Lavinia Warren. The discussion reveals the intersection of media, celebrity culture, and...
Episode #9
In this episode of World Wide Bible Radio, Frank Douglas introduces a new category, "Americana," focusing on the Bible's impact on American education and civic life. He presents unique artifacts, including a rare...
Episode #8
In this episode of World Wide Bible Radio, host Frank Douglas explores a rare 1552 leaf from William Tyndale's New Testament. Tyndale's translation, pivotal for the English Bible, was threatened during Queen Mary's...
Episode #6
Frank Douglas introduces a segment on World Wide Bible Radio focusing on the Graphic Arts category, highlighting Rembrandt's Life of Christ series and its revival through 19th-century engraver Charles Amand-Durand. The...
Episode #5
Episode 005: In this episode of World Wide Bible Radio, host Frank Douglas introduces the category of "Ephemera," highlighting the historical significance of temporary paper artifacts related to faith and daily life. He...
Episode #4
In this episode of World Wide Bible Radio, host Frank Douglas explores 'Microscopic Scripture' featuring the micro-photography innovations of John Benjamin Dancer. Dancer's techniques allowed for detailed archival...
Episode #3
In this podcast episode of World Wide Bible Radio, host Frank Douglas introduces a new archive category: Stereoviews. He discusses how these 3D photographic cards revolutionized the Victorian era's understanding of...
Episode #2
Frank Douglas, host of Worldwide Bible Radio, discusses the evolution of lenticular photography as a means to create three-dimensional images. He explains its historical context, technological advancements, and how it...
Episode #1
EPISODE 001: Welcome to Worldwide Bible Radio. In this first reboot episode of "Wonders of the Bible", Frank Douglas discusses the 1611 first edition, first printing of the King James Bible, printed in London by Robert...
Episode #65
<p>Francis Douglas concludes the America 250 Semiquincentennial Bible Celebration, announcing the upcoming launch of his new project, The Bible Through Time, which will focus on Christian visual arts and communication...
Episode #65
Francis Douglas concludes the America 250 Semiquincentennial Bible Celebration, announcing the upcoming launch of his new project, The Bible Through Time, which will focus on Christian visual arts and communication...
Episode #64
<p>Francis Douglas discusses the 1860 Micro Declaration of Independence, emphasizing its significance as the world's smallest version of this foundational document. He highlights its references to God and Creation...
Episode #63
<p>Today’s episode of Celebrate the Bible explores the Stanhope viewer, an innovative invention from the nineteenth century that allowed microphotography to be accessible without a microscope. Created by René Dagron...
Episode #62
<p>Anne Askew, a pioneering English Protestant, was martyred for her faith in 1546 under King Henry VIII. Known for her theological writings and strong beliefs, she resisted pressure to name co-conspirators during her...
Episode #61
<p>Francis Douglas introduces his collection of historical Bible leaves, focusing on individual pages for display rather than entire Bibles. He emphasizes that collecting should not overshadow faith in Jesus Christ...
Episode #60
<p>Francis Douglas introduces a project using holographic data storage to enable the distribution of the Bible in areas where it is restricted or illegal. By utilizing "stealth" technology, messages and images can be...
Episode #59
<p>In this episode of Celebrate the Bible, Francis Douglas conducts a thorough analysis of a 1563 illustration from the Luther Bible that portrays Earth from space. This artwork, which makes reference to Genesis...
Episode #58
<p>Discusses the pivotal role of the Lord's Prayer in the history of microphotography, which enabled advancements in miniaturization leading to space exploration. He traces this lineage from the 19th century to the moon...
Episode #57
<p>Francis Douglas presents an artist's depiction of Jesus Christ titled "Transfiguration," created by Paul Kleiben in 1942. This glow-in-the-dark piece reflects a Christian homage from the Little Chapel by the Lake at...
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