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Today on "Deep and Wide," a look at the "e" word: evolution. Was creation a literal six-day process as we read in Genesis? What about Psalm 90:4 that says, "A thousand years in your sight are like a day that has just gone by," and 2 Peter 3:8 that says "with the Lord, one day is like a thousand years and a thousand years like one day"? Does that make the earth 6,000 years old? What if we take the historical context and literary analysis into consideration when interpreting the creation story? We ask these questions to Dr. Janet Kellogg Ray, author of "Baby Dinosaurs on the Ark? The Bible and Modern Science and the Trouble of Making It All Fit." She's an adjunct clinical assistant professor in the department of biological sciences at the University of North Texas. We'll hear from her and also Dr. Jennifer Huddleston, microbiologist and chair of the biology department at Abilene Christian University. We'll talk about what evolution is, how Christian scientists look at it, including their perspective on whether or not evolution is compatible with faith in a creator.

Host Nathan Gibbs explains what "Deep and Wide" is all about and previews what you can expect to hear in upcoming episodes of this new podcast. "Deep and Wide" is a new podcast about Christian culture and how biblical concepts inform faith perspectives today.

Head to Red Rocks Amphitheater for Episode 11! We'll hear an amazing version of Wharf Rat and an unbelievable three-song encore performed under the Colorado summer sky.

Episode 10 takes us back into the studio for some amazing tracks from the album that was the first Grateful Dead music that Corey had ever heard.

Episode 9 whisks us to Florida and a show that is criminally underrated. We'll spend time in the first AND second set because they are both completely jam packed with good music.

Episode 8 takes us to Jersey City, New Jersey for one of the best versions of Eyes of the World that exists, some long jams, and two songs that were only played together once.

Episode 7 takes us back to Frankfurt for more from this great show. We'll hear some long jams from the second set and soak in more from the Dead from '72.

Episode 6 takes us to Frankfurt, Germany. We’ll hear most of the first set from this show performed during the Dead’s legendary “Europe ‘72” tour.

Episode 16 has all of the cover songs you could ever want…at least for now. We’ll hear all sorts of artists covering Dead tunes. Willie Nelson, Jimmy Buffett, Bruce Hornsby, and Mumford and Sons just to name a few.

Episode 15 takes us back into the studio for an album not performed by the Grateful Dead.