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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2008 · 36 MIN

s4a112 - Jim Slack on Orality

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Today's show: Meet the man whose inspiration gave story4all its name! Veteran missionary, storying practitioner and Research Analyst for the International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, Dr Jim Slack discusses with Bryan some of his journey into orality, the role of literacy and orality on the mission field, post-modernism in the West and much more. Join us today for a rich feast from one of the greatest thinkers in the orality movement. "Pick of the Week": Illiterate America by Jonathan Kozol Please review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us: Go here and click on the word "Vote" in the Actions boxGo to Podcast Pickle and write a review for us Please send us your audio and written feedback! via Skype: story4all by email Or via the My Chingo link in the right hand sidebar Join us in the forum. Enjoy the show!

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