Pinn Drop with Anthony Pinn

By: Anthony Pinn
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  • Summary

  • Nothing is more human than the act of creation. Whether a book or visual art or music or dance, the urge to create something that didn’t exist before is one of our defining features. Join host Anthony Pinn for this compelling series of interviews with authors, sculptors, rappers, and others making unique contributions to human culture in Pinn Drop.
    Copyright 2023 Anthony Pinn
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Episodes
  • Seeing the secular | Phil Zuckerman

    Seeing the secular | Phil Zuckerman
    Apr 12 2023

    Anthony Pinn talks with author and sociologist PHIL ZUCKERMAN about the winding path that led him to secular studies and his serious concerns about the future of higher ed.
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Grieving while disbelieving | Candace Gorham

    Grieving while disbelieving | Candace Gorham
    Mar 29 2023

    Anthony Pinn sits down with licensed counselor and author Candace Gorham to talk about the Ebony Exodus Project and her book On Death, Dying, and Disbelief.
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    51 mins
  • Pushing back on bias with a Black A.I. | Philip Butler

    Pushing back on bias with a Black A.I. | Philip Butler
    Mar 15 2023

    Anthony Pinn sits down with Dr. Philip Butler, Assistant Professor of Theology and Black Posthuman Artificial Intelligence Systems at Iliff School of Theology, to discuss the ways artificial intelligence is understood and misunderstood, and how our own human intelligence can make the best current and future use of this tool.
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    39 mins

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