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Hosted by Humanitas Institute · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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Forged: A timeless way of living. A podcast about forging lives of discipline, delight, craft, and calling that carry enduring wisdom into modern life.
Humanitas Institute hosts Forged: Timeless Ways of Living, a education show with 14 episodes published.
What happens when young adults have been taught how to achieve, but not how to work, love, and rest like whole persons? In this episode of Forged , Dr. Brian Williams speaks with Dr. Anna Bonta Moreland about The Young A
What does it take to form a life with roots, discipline, and courage in an age of distraction and drift? In this episode of Forged, Brian Williams talks with R. R. Reno about the ordinary practices that shape the soul: f
What would it mean to practice festival at home, in school, and in church? In this episode of Forged, Brian Williams speaks with Father Nathan Carr about the posture and practice of festival as a way of living with joy,
What does beauty have to do with the spaces where we learn, teach, worship, and gather? In this shared bonus episode of Composed and Forged, Christine Perrin speaks with Brian Williams about Templeton Hall, the home of t
What does distance running teach us about the body, failure, and the long work of becoming whole? In this episode of Forged, Brian Williams speaks with American distance running legend Sara Hall about the discipline and
What is art for, and why does beauty awaken deep longings within us? In this conversation, Brian Williams joins artist, Bruce Herman, in his studio to explore the human calling to create, the role beauty plays in shaping
What forms a life of character? In this episode of Forged, Brian Williams talks with Michael Lamb about the moral formation that happens through work, friendship, habit, and hope. From Lamb’s childhood on a Tennessee tob
What do books do to a man? In this conversation, Shilo Brooks and Brian Williams discuss reading, ambition, teaching, and the making of a life. Brooks reflects on growing up in West Texas, discovering the great books alm
In this episode of Forged, Chris Hall reflects on the formative power of the “common arts”—the ordinary skills and embodied practices that introduce us to the givenness of the world and manifest our humanity. Drawing on
In this Forged conversation, Andy Crouch argues that “we either contemplate or we exploit”—a bracing claim that frames his vision for stewarding our humanity in an age of technological convenience. Drawing on a biblical
Poet, priest, and professor Malcolm Guite invites us into a conversation that moves from the Arthurian legend of the wounded king and ruined land to our own modern struggle to see the world as meaningful and alive. He sh
In this episode of Forged, host Brian Williams speaks with Doug Woolery—Army Ranger, teacher, coach, and farmer—about a life shaped by service, learning, and faith. Doug reflects on his journey from the military to the c
In the inaugural episode of the Forged and Composed podcasts, our hosts come together for a conversation about what it means to “forge” and “compose” a life marked by beauty, order, and purpose. Their dialogue explores h
Brian Williams
Managing Partner and accomplished Trial Lawyer · Dan River Basin Association
1 appearance on this show
Sara Hall
executive director · Commonwealth Office of Digital Experience
1 appearance on this show
Michael Lamb
Executive Director for Leadership & Character · Wake Forest University
1 appearance on this show
Shilo Brooks
President and CEO
1 appearance on this show
Chris Hall
educator, speaker, consultant · Elgin Police Department Cold Case Unit
1 appearance on this show
Andy Crouch
Partner for Theology and Culture, Praxis
1 appearance on this show
Malcolm Guite
poet, songwriter, and academic
1 appearance on this show
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Forged: Timeless Ways of Living is hosted by Humanitas Institute. The show is categorised under education (arts) and has published 14 episodes.
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