Religion Studies’ Podcast Episodes
EPISODE 1: The complexities of language when conducting research
In this first episode, Lungile Ngubane touches on the purpose of starting the podcast. She also shares some of the complexities she encountered while she was collecting data for her research.
EPISODE 2: Christian Faith and Masculinity
In this episode we speak to Karabo Rikhotso, an MA student who does research on religion and masculinities. Her study takes place in a church based in Soweto.
EPISODE 3: The Social Significance of Religion
In this episode, we delve into the social significance of religion with Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya, an Honours student, seasoned journalist, and insightful social commentator.
EPISODE 4: Religious sensitivity as a research ethical consideration
In this episode, we explore the crucial topic of religious sensitivity in field research with Aaishah Lombard, a PhD candidate and assistant lecturer.
Episode 5. Understanding Religious Diversity: A Student's Guide
Lungile Ngubane shares her journey through diverse Christian denominations, highlighting the importance of understanding religious differences for university students seeking community.
EPISODE 6: The Experiences and survival strategies of Muslim migrants in Johannesburg
PhD candidate Jameel Asani joins Lungile for a thought-provoking conversation exploring how religious identity shapes migration experiences in South Africa.
EPISODE 7: Eco-Theology: Women, Faith, and the Environment
In this episode, Lizette van Wyk delves into her fascinating research on Eco-Theology, specifically exploring the powerful connection between faith and the environment.