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사도 바울의 교훈| "I, Paul" with Doc Ayomide: Exploring Cultural Relevance and Timeless Lessons | Episode 4 (2025)

The More Sibyl Podcast Presents: 사도 바울의 교훈| "I, Paul" with Doc Ayomide: Exploring Cultural Relevance and Timeless Lessons | Episode 4 (2025)

Was Apostle Paul a misogynist, or has history misunderstood him? In this thought-provoking episode, I sit down with our longtime bestie, Doc Ayomide, to dive deep into the controversial legacy of one of Christianity’s most influential figures. From debates surrounding his teachings on gender roles and inclusivity to his radical transformation from persecutor to preacher, we unpack the historical and cultural contexts behind Paul’s writings. Was he truly misogynistic, or have his words been misapplied over time? Together, we explore these questions and more, offering fresh perspectives on how Paul’s teachings can inspire us to bridge divides and build more inclusive communities today.

This conversation isn’t just about history—it’s about relevance. We discuss how Paul’s cultural adaptability and commitment to inclusivity challenge us to engage with our faith deeply and critically. Doc Ayomide shares powerful insights into how Paul’s letters, written as a “Plan B” while imprisoned, became a timeless legacy of transformation and hope. Whether you’re navigating personal change, seeking to understand different perspectives, or striving to make an impact in your community, Paul’s story has something for everyone. Tune in to discover how his life and teachings can inspire your own journey—don’t forget to share your thoughts with us! Let’s keep the conversation going.

여성의 학문 길|The One with Professor Margaret Watson - On Empowering Women in Academia: Episode 19 (2024)

The More Sibyl Podcast Presents:여성의 학문 길|The One with Professor Margaret Watson - On Empowering Women in Academia: Episode 19 (2024)

Meet Professor Margaret Camilla Watson—better known to her friends as Mag! Trust me, this woman is an absolute legend. With over 35 years in healthcare research and academia, Mag’s contributions are nothing short of inspiring.

Mag shared her journey from her Scottish roots to becoming a pioneering pharmacist and academic. Growing up in a family of educators, her love for learning was inevitable, but what shaped her career was a blend of mentorship, community, and Scotland’s free education system. She spoke passionately about the challenges women face in academia—especially self-promotion and building networks—and her latest book, Women in Academia: Achieving Our Potential, tackles these head-on.

Her wisdom about resilience, social capital, and the need to fix broken systems resonated with me, and I bet it will with you, too. Ready to get inspired? Grab your headphones, and join us on this insightful journey with Mag!

Listen now, and let’s keep the conversation going!