Philosophy Is the Poor Man’s Supper

Lincoln Mullen · 22 Jan. 2008

Kellen Funk and I are starting a podcast, to be titled Philosophy Is the Poor Man’s Supper. You can learn about the podcast on its website. Until Friday, you can even enter a contest to pick our theme music. The contest ends Friday, and several people have already commented, so enter your suggestion soon.

We hope to release our first episode early next week.

The Backward Glance is the blog of Lincoln and Abby Mullen. Lincoln Mullen is a reference librarian at Bob Jones University's Mack Library and a student of history. Abby Mullen is a master's student in English at Bob Jones University. She teaches freshman English at BJU. [Read more »]

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Philosophy Is the Poor Man’s Supper

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