Sounding Out! Podcast Episode #5: Sound and Spirit on the Highway
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This podcast examines the prominent role of audio in the daily spiritual practice of Christian truck drivers. Using the lived examples of these drivers as an entry point, this segment explores the ways in which listening practices help to establish community and ground spirituality for individuals who spend long hours on the road.
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David B. Greenberg is a graduate of Oberlin College, where he studied religion, with an emphasis on Modern American Religious History. This podcast draws from his ethnographic research study, “Highway Religion: Truckstop Chapels, Evangelism, and Lived Religion on the Road.” David also performs and records as a singer-songwriter, and currently lives in New Jersey.
Tags: Audio, christianity, Church, David B. Greenberg, faith, Listening, Lived Religion, Mobile, Modern American Religion, nomad, Podcast, Practice, religion, religious studies, Sermons, Sound, sound studies, spirituality, Trucking, Truckstop Chapels
ISSN 2333-0309
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