Any good blogs or podcasts or stuff to fill up the break?

[Macrina]

I'm just a paragraph or two away from being done for the holidays! Yippee!

I'm not sure what I'll do with myself between now and mid-January. I guess I'll start reading ahead, try to revise a paper for submission somewhere and find other things to do with my time.

What about you?

And can anyone rec any other websites, boards, blogs, podcasts, etc? Just stuff that is generally related to graduate studies in religion or theology, because this can't be the only place to chat or read about stuff like this on the interwebs

[Therewillbeluke]

I rock a lot of iTunesU in the off times.

[MBIGrad]

Phil Harland's web site, podcast, etc... are worth looking at. 

[marXian]

For the last year or so I've been listening to "The History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps" podcast. It's actually been really helpful in brushing up on the important background stuff I need while also being introduced to some things I knew nothing about. The host, Peter Adamson, teaches at the LMU in Munich. http://historyofphilosophy.net/blog

 

"Philosophy Bites" is also interesting.

 

As far as non-academic stuff, I love "How Did This Get Made?" which is a podcast that just rips on terrible movies. My wife and I have enjoyed watching the movies and then listening to the podcast together.

[phdapp]

I'm just a paragraph or two away from being done for the holidays! Yippee!

I'm not sure what I'll do with myself between now and mid-January. I guess I'll start reading ahead, try to revise a paper for submission somewhere and find other things to do with my time.

What about you?

And can anyone rec any other websites, boards, blogs, podcasts, etc? Just stuff that is generally related to graduate studies in religion or theology, because this can't be the only place to chat or read about stuff like this on the interwebs

Of course: http://www.aomin.org/aoblog/index.php/webcast/