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Mentioned in 14 episodes

Silence

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Mentioned by

Martin Heisswolf

Jort van Slooten

Marc-Olivier Padis

Makoto Fujimura

Mentioned in 14 episodes

Mentioned by

Sean Fennessey

, who said it will have its time on this show and admires it.

The 25 for ’25 Selection Show Special

Recommended by

Willy Walker

for the importance of being disconnected from technology.

Erling Kagge, Legendary Explorer and Best-Selling Author

Mentioned by

Erling Kagge

as a book exploring the importance and transformative power of silence.

Interview with Norwegian Polar Explorer Erling Kagge

Mentioned by

Martin Heisswolf

when discussing Endo's depiction of Jesus.

Evangelism in the context of Japanese Animism

Mentioned by

Tommy Robinson

as one of his books that has been banned on Amazon.

#108 - Tommy Robinson - Dangerous or Misunderstood?

Referenced by

Joe Heschmeyer

as a book he hasn't read, but recalls a line from the movie adaptation.

#192 Responding to Scandal in Catholic Apologetics (Voice of Reason) - Joe Heschmeyer

Aanbevolen door Jort van Sloten als een uitdagende film van Martin Scorsese over katholieke missionarissen in Japan.

#95 - Van seksscènes tot horror: kan je alles maar kijken? | Jort van Slooten

Recommended by

Ana Botin

, mentioning "Silence" as one of his books, after a discussion about his art collection exhibited at the Botin Foundation.

Ana Botin Executive Chair Santander: Future of banking, inflation and women in finance

Mentionné par

Marc-Olivier Padis

en référence à une conversation sur le pape François et son incapacité à influencer la paix mondiale.

La France et le contrôle de ses finances publiques / Bilan de l’action diplomatique du pape

Mentioned by Lee Camp as a book he was reminded of, prompting him to email Stanley Hauerwas about it.

The Subtext: Nobody Wants This

Mentioned by

Makoto Fujimura

in relation to his research for the book "Silence and Beauty."

190: Makoto Fujimura: Art and Faith

Mentioned by

Brett McKay

as

Erling Kagge

's previous book, discussed in a past episode.

#560: The Magic of Walking

Mentioned by

Marijus Aleksa

as a composer whose book "Silence" he recently finished reading.

Mentioned by

Curt Jaimungal

in the context of his novel "Silence" and its depiction of Jesuit missionaries in Japan.

Paul Vanderklay on Peterson, Vervaeke, and why Sam Harris is wrong

Recommended by Catherine Jones for understanding Japanese culture and history.

Japan’s challenges amid growing cooperation between Russia and China with Professor Takahara Akio, Dr Elizabeth Wishnick and Dr Catherine Jones

Mentioned by

Quina Aragon

as a source of inspiration during a period of spiritual questioning and silence.

Quina Aragon Feels Unqualified but Compelled.

Mentioned by

Matthew Shipp

in the context of other artists' books on the artistic process.

058 Matthew Shipp on his Collected Writing

Mentioned by

Nathan Davis

as a great classical piece of art that someone could watch.

Nathan Davis on Culture, Creativity, and Being a Christian in Hollywood

Mentioned by

Brian Eno

as an important book that influenced his approach to art as a philosophical practice.

A Breath of Fresh Air With Brian Eno

Mentioned by

Jort van Slooten

as the book the movie 'Silence' is based on.

#75 - Film en theologie. Met Tabitha van Krimpen en Jort van Slooten

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