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JEREMY BEAHAN is an Adjunct Professor teaching classes on: Philosophy, World Religions, Biblical Literature, Aesthetics, and Critical Thinking through FSU.
LUKE GALEN is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Grand Valley State University. He teaches classes on: the Psychology of Religion, Controversial Issues in Psychology, and Human Sexuality.
DAVID FLETCHER is an Adjunct Professor of Mythology and the programming director for Public Reality Radio. He and his wife Kris have five daughters and they co-host WPRR's Reality Check.
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4 comments:
Who's the dreamy one?
That was probably Fletch.
Wow! Weird.
This has nothing to do with your post. Well, maybe it does... a little.
I found your stuff while searching iTunes. Thanks for your podcasts. They're definitely worth a listen.
I suspect Luke is actually the dreamy one.
Unless the person asking is a bear in which case either Jeremy or I would be a good candidate.
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