Gayle Trotter

The following is a transcript of part one of Gayle Trotter’s podcast interview with George Weigel.  Gayle talks with Weigel about The End and the Beginning, the newly released second part of his biography of John Paul II.  Weigel, the author of fifteen books and a weekly . . . . Continue Reading »

The following is a transcript of part two of Gayle Trotter’s podcast interview with Ginger Pape, author of Repotting: 10 Steps for Redesigning Your Life.  Click here to listen to part two.Gayle: This is Gayle Trotter.  I’m here speaking with Ginger Pape about her . . . . Continue Reading »

Gayle talks with George Weigel about The End and the Beginning, the newly released second part of his biography of John Paul II.  Weigel, the author of fifteen books and a weekly syndicated column, is a Roman Catholic theologian and Distinguished Senior Fellow of the Ethics and Public . . . . Continue Reading »

The following is a transcript of part two of Gayle Trotter’s podcast interview with Dr. Mark Olson, president of the John Leland Center for Theological Studies in Falls Church, Va.To listen to the interview, click here.Gayle: This is Gayle Trotter, and I’m sitting in the offices . . . . Continue Reading »

The following is a transcript of part one of Gayle Trotter’s podcast interview with Dr. Mark Olson, president of the John Leland Center for Theological Studies in Falls Church, Va.To listen to the interview, click here.Gayle: This is Gayle Trotter.  I’m sitting in the offices of . . . . Continue Reading »

[caption id=”attachment_8985” align=”aligncenter” width=”150” caption=”Dr. Mark Olson”][/caption]Dr. Mark Olson recently sat down with me to discuss seminary and its challenges and opportunities.  Dr. Olson is the President of the John Leland . . . . Continue Reading »

I recently interviewed Dr. Mark Olson about the development of the New Testament canon.  Dr. Olson is the President of John Leland Center for Theological Studies (www.leland.edu).  You can listen to the podcast . . . . Continue Reading »

Harvard Business School’s Clayton Christensen recently asked the HBS class of 2010, and the readers of the Harvard Business Review, “How will you measure your life?”  (Tagline from the print edition: “Don’t reserve your best business thinking for your . . . . Continue Reading »

A neighbor kindly introduced me to another neighbor I had not yet met.  After hearing where I live, the new neighbor said to me, “Oh, you’re in the house with the gaggle of kids.”  As she said this, she rolled her eyes and made a face as though she smelled something . . . . Continue Reading »

HBO tells us “You Don’t Know Jack,” referring to Jack Kevorkian, played by Al Pacino in HBO’s recent movie of the same name, or as some might call it, a hagiography of Dr. Death.  Kevorkian came to notoriety in the 1990’s as a leading advocate of assisted suicide . . . . Continue Reading »