Sandra Glahn, author and theologian, joins the podcast to discuss the cult of Artemis in Ephesus and debunks misconceptions surrounding her. They also explore the use of inscriptions in understanding ancient stories and engage in light-hearted banter about 'The West Wing' and their favorite foods.

Biblical scholars Dr. Beth Allison Barr and Dr. Sandra Glahn discuss the interpretations of Dinah and the Samaritan Woman by early theologians, exploring historical misinterpretations and perspectives. They delve into the impacts of diverse viewpoints on understanding ancient texts and the evolution of interpretations over time, reflecting on gender roles and the influences of reformers like Luther and Calvin. The episode also touches on the evolving perceptions of female biblical characters, such as Dina, and the significance of collaboration in Bible interpretation.

Dr. Sandra Glahn discusses misunderstood women in the Bible like the Samaritan Woman and wealthy female supporters of Jesus. The conversation also covers male/female relationships in the church, addressing abuse and misogyny. It offers insights into reevaluating biblical women, exploring complexities of faithfulness, gender roles in the church, and navigating cultural differences in physical touch among believers.