18: Deborah Berke | Altering [...]

Episode 5 of the Beyond the Surface podcast, hosted by Beyond the Surface, titled "18: Deborah Berke | Altering [...]" was published on September 15, 2024 and runs 52 minutes.

September 15, 2024 ·52m · Beyond the Surface

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

Deborah Berke is an architect, educator, and founder of New York-based architecture firm TenBerke, while serving as the Dean of Yale School of Architecture. Listen in to hear stories from her career in academia and practice!

Episode Description

Deborah Berke is an architect, educator, and founder of New York-based architecture firm TenBerke, while serving as the Dean of Yale School of Architecture. Listen in to hear stories from her career in academia and practice!

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

Life and Ministry with Senior Pastor Chad Warren!

Apr 10, 2026 ·45m

Life and Ministry with Linnea Morris, Your Communications Director!

Mar 27, 2026 ·26m

How Important are Deacons in the Church?

Mar 15, 2026 ·46m

Life & Ministry with Mallory Hill, Nursery Assistant!

Mar 13, 2026 ·22m

Life & Ministry with DJ Motley, Maintenance Guy!

Feb 27, 2026 ·28m

What is the Role and Function of Elders?

Feb 20, 2026 ·40m

Similar Podcasts

Behind the Mask Christina Feng In this podcast, we will be looking beyond the surface to explore the true meaning of popularity. Jojo & Boogs: Unexpected Hope Josette Langevine Kim & Rachel Manaloor Sometimes life doesn’t go as planned. Our hosts, Josette (Jojo) and Rachel (Boogs), invite guests to share their stories about how their expectations did not match with their reality. Guests discuss how they found resilience and ultimately faith through the the unexpected. Join Jojo & Boogs as they venture from their “sidewalk conversations,” and go beyond the surface to find out what lies beneath. Credit: Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Good But Ugly Qwesha Coutou The trillion dollar student loan debt started with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Good but Ugly was born out of frustration of the FAFSA, which remains a barrier to college access faced by many, especially international and first generation college students. This podcast starts a conversation that goes beyond surface level FAFSA simplification. Strong Back, Soft Front Emily Anger This podcast goes one step deeper than just having regular conversations. It will be a mix between introspective monologues and having dialogues with others, to discuss things that are beyond surface level and that can be hard to talk about openly. It's about stripping the facade to get into the real person. I want to find out what drives people, what some of their insecurities are, why people do what they do and what they want to bring to the world. Big or small. I want to bridge the gap between being and becoming, to promote authenticity and vulnerability as strengths and to provide a platform where people can relate, have break throughs, learn to understand different perspectives or to just listen to conversations that they might want to have but rarely do. I hope you'll enjoy this!

URL copied to clipboard!