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Follow the Leighder

Follow the Leighder

Von: Leigh Larson/@followtheleighder
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Follow the Leighder is a scholar-led society and culture podcast hosted by theologian, USAFR veteran, and MTS graduate Leigh Larson. Each episode brings historians, theologians, women's advocates, and public intellectuals into honest conversation exploring history, faith, travel, and women's empowerment. 245K+ followers across five platforms. New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. followtheleighder.com

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  • Chattin' with Dr. Andrew Perera, USMC Veteran and Global Studies Professor
    Jul 2 2026

    Dr. Andrew Perera shares his personal journey, highlighting the complexities of moral injury and the distinct nature of the Marine Corps experience. The conversation explores the impact of trauma on individuals, the challenges of institutional systems, the role of military chaplaincy, as well as the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act.

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    1 Std. und 51 Min.
  • Chattin' with Chaplain Jared Anderson, US Army NG
    Jun 30 2026

    Army ChaplainJared Anderson talks about the crucial role of chaplains in providing specific support, protecting humanity in war, and the need for clinical training and competence in chaplaincy. We also explore the paradox of protecting humanity in the military and the importance of matching chaplains' strengths with the needs of the mission.

    Follow him on socials at @extremechaplain.

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    54 Min.
  • Chattin' with Ed Worrell, MT Assoc for the Blind Chapter President
    Jun 25 2026

    I talk with Ed Worrell, President of the Montana Association for the Blind, about his personal journey, challenges, and adaptation to blindness, the use of AI technology for managing diabetes and assisting vision-impaired individuals.

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    32 Min.
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