The Religious Studies Project
The Religious Studies Project
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patronsWelcome to the Religious Studies Project's Patreon page!
The Religious Studies Project (RSP) is an international collaborative enterprise producing weekly podcasts with leading scholars on the social-scientific study of religion. Since January 2012 we have released over 200 interviews (of around 30 minutes) on cutting-edge theoretical, methodological and empirical issues. Our aim is to always keep pushing boundaries, challenging disciplinary norms, and helping RS research get the increased exposure and engagement it deserves.
But the RSP is run by volunteers, and we are keenly aware that there is a problem in academia with scholars being asked to do work for free, especially early-career scholars. We want to be part of the solution, not the problem, but we need your help. In the last 12 months we've added transcriptions and video episodes, but it all takes work.
If you use the RSP regularly to support your teaching or research, please do consider signing up to make monthly donations - even £1 a month would help us out enormously. If you'd prefer to make a one-off donation, you can use the PayPal link on our homepage. And if you can't afford it, no problem - you can help by sharing this page on Faebook or Twitter.
The Religious Studies Project (RSP) is an international collaborative enterprise producing weekly podcasts with leading scholars on the social-scientific study of religion. Since January 2012 we have released over 200 interviews (of around 30 minutes) on cutting-edge theoretical, methodological and empirical issues. Our aim is to always keep pushing boundaries, challenging disciplinary norms, and helping RS research get the increased exposure and engagement it deserves.
But the RSP is run by volunteers, and we are keenly aware that there is a problem in academia with scholars being asked to do work for free, especially early-career scholars. We want to be part of the solution, not the problem, but we need your help. In the last 12 months we've added transcriptions and video episodes, but it all takes work.
If you use the RSP regularly to support your teaching or research, please do consider signing up to make monthly donations - even £1 a month would help us out enormously. If you'd prefer to make a one-off donation, you can use the PayPal link on our homepage. And if you can't afford it, no problem - you can help by sharing this page on Faebook or Twitter.
Thank you for visiting our page - we continue to be immensely grateful for all of your interest and support!
The RSP Team
The RSP Team
Tiers
Lecturer
$1 or more per month
You are helping keep this resource free and making academia fairer. Access to Classroom Version of podcasts (no ads, no intros) and bonus content.
Reader
$5 or more per month
All of the above, PLUS we will send you an RSP button/badge AND A5 Notebook!
Professor
$10 or more per month
All of the above PLUS EITHER you are named as sponsor of an episode, OR book a 1-hour skype session with an editor for your class.
Welcome to the Religious Studies Project's Patreon page!
The Religious Studies Project (RSP) is an international collaborative enterprise producing weekly podcasts with leading scholars on the social-scientific study of religion. Since January 2012 we have released over 200 interviews (of around 30 minutes) on cutting-edge theoretical, methodological and empirical issues. Our aim is to always keep pushing boundaries, challenging disciplinary norms, and helping RS research get the increased exposure and engagement it deserves.
But the RSP is run by volunteers, and we are keenly aware that there is a problem in academia with scholars being asked to do work for free, especially early-career scholars. We want to be part of the solution, not the problem, but we need your help. In the last 12 months we've added transcriptions and video episodes, but it all takes work.
If you use the RSP regularly to support your teaching or research, please do consider signing up to make monthly donations - even £1 a month would help us out enormously. If you'd prefer to make a one-off donation, you can use the PayPal link on our homepage. And if you can't afford it, no problem - you can help by sharing this page on Faebook or Twitter.
The Religious Studies Project (RSP) is an international collaborative enterprise producing weekly podcasts with leading scholars on the social-scientific study of religion. Since January 2012 we have released over 200 interviews (of around 30 minutes) on cutting-edge theoretical, methodological and empirical issues. Our aim is to always keep pushing boundaries, challenging disciplinary norms, and helping RS research get the increased exposure and engagement it deserves.
But the RSP is run by volunteers, and we are keenly aware that there is a problem in academia with scholars being asked to do work for free, especially early-career scholars. We want to be part of the solution, not the problem, but we need your help. In the last 12 months we've added transcriptions and video episodes, but it all takes work.
If you use the RSP regularly to support your teaching or research, please do consider signing up to make monthly donations - even £1 a month would help us out enormously. If you'd prefer to make a one-off donation, you can use the PayPal link on our homepage. And if you can't afford it, no problem - you can help by sharing this page on Faebook or Twitter.
Thank you for visiting our page - we continue to be immensely grateful for all of your interest and support!
The RSP Team
The RSP Team
Recent posts by The Religious Studies Project
Tiers
Lecturer
$1 or more per month
You are helping keep this resource free and making academia fairer. Access to Classroom Version of podcasts (no ads, no intros) and bonus content.
Reader
$5 or more per month
All of the above, PLUS we will send you an RSP button/badge AND A5 Notebook!
Professor
$10 or more per month
All of the above PLUS EITHER you are named as sponsor of an episode, OR book a 1-hour skype session with an editor for your class.