Professor Cheryl Anderson of Garrett-Evangelical Seminary and author of Ancient Laws and Contemporary Controversies: The Need for Inclusive Biblical Interpretation (Oxford, 2009) discusses intersectional analysis and analysis of the biblical text and its effects over time. 
The interview connects with her article "Reflections in an interethnic/racial era on interethnic/racial marriage in Ezra," in Bailey, Lieu They Were All Together in One Place?, 47-64.

Ep#5: Steed Davidson on Postcolonial Studies and Biblical Interpretation

Interviews by David Carr (www.davidmcarr.com) with leading scholars advancing new methods for engaging the Bible academically. This podcast originated as interviews to accompany an Introduction to the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament at Union Theological Seminary (using D.Carr, The Hebrew Bible: A Contemporary Introduction to the Christian Old Testament and Jewish Tanakh [Wiley Blackwell, 2021]). The interviews offer background and build on articles that illustrate diverse new ways to read and interpret the Hebrew Bible.
Background music performed by David Carr, Robin Smith and Peter Ronick, including ”JB Shuffle” (Jeremy Baum), ”Cissy Strut” (The Meters).