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The Monaghan Way PodcastEp. 26 - Handball: The Mark Kennedy InterviewIn this episode of The Monaghan Way Podcast, Sean McCaffrey sits down with the Monaghan County Handball Secretary and Chairperson of the GAA Handball CCCC, Mark Kennedy, at his local handball club in Corduff to chat about all things Handball, the growth in popularity of the sport, the rules of the game and he even tries to teach Sean how to play...#northernsound #podcast #gaa #handball #wallball #sportpodcast #monaghan
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ACDA PodcastEp. #11 - June 2025 (ft. Jennifer Lucy Cook and Sammy Strent)Episode #11 - June 2025This month, Steve explores the vital role of composers in the choral world. He highlights the growing support for composers within ACDA and shares valuable resources available on the ACDA website, including composition contests and online communities. The R&R Quick Pick features Jennifer Lucy Cook’s piece Time. Steve also takes us behind the mic of his sister podcast, Moveable Do, with special clips from past interviews with Saunder Choi, Jocelyn Hagen & Tim Takach, and Rosephanye Powell.We also hear from Sammy Strent, founder of the Collegiate Choral Composition Co...
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Contemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E28 - Disrespecting and Embracing God's Wisdom: A Practical GuideJoin us as we explore Steven Charnock's insights into the wisdom of God, drawn from chapter nine of "The Existence and Attributes of God." This episode dives into the ways we often undermine God's wisdom, and how we can instead embrace and live by it. We'll examine the various ways that humans disrespect God's wisdom, and then explore the transformative power of aligning ourselves with His divine understanding.
We begin by looking at the ways in which sin attacks God's wisdom. First, sin defaces the image of God within us, which is a masterpiece of His wisdom...
2025-04-0326 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E27 - The Wisdom of God: Redemption's Intricate TapestryJoin us as we explore Steven Charnock's insights on God's wisdom, specifically focusing on Chapter 9 of "The Existence and Attributes of God". This episode delves into the profound ways God's wisdom is revealed through the plan of redemption. We'll uncover how God's wisdom is not just a concept, but a dynamic force that shapes all of reality.
We will examine how Christ's life and death satisfy the demands of the law, covering both our obligation to obey and the punishment for sin. We'll discuss how Christ's perfect life meets the law's demand for righteousness, while His death...
2025-04-0122 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E26 - God's Wisdom: Transforming Sin and Suffering into GraceJoin us as we delve into Steven Charnock's profound exploration of God's wisdom from his work "The Existence and Attributes of God," specifically Chapter 9. This episode explores the seemingly paradoxical idea of how God can use sin and affliction for good. We examine how God uses our missteps as opportunities to move us toward holiness, taking the broken pieces of our lives and creating a mosaic of grace.
One key aspect we unpack is how God uses sin to reveal even more sin within us. Using the example of King David, we discuss how God exposes our...
2025-03-2716 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E25 - The Wisdom of God: A Journey into Divine Understanding (Part 2)Join us as we embark on a journey to understand the multifaceted nature of God's wisdom, drawing from Steven Charnock's profound work. We explore how God’s wisdom is not just a concept, but an intrinsic part of His being. It’s the source of all true wisdom, described as original, perfect, universal, and perpetual. This wisdom is flawlessly woven into every aspect of creation, from the grand design to the smallest details. We'll consider how every creature, each with its unique purpose, contributes to the beauty and order of the universe, and how the diversity we see is cruc...
2025-03-2519 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E24 - The Wisdom of God: A Journey into Divine Understanding (Part 1)In this episode, we explore the concept of God's wisdom as presented in Steven Charnock's "The Existence and Attributes of God," defining wisdom as acting for a right end, observing all circumstances, and adhering to a right rule. God's wisdom is not just an attribute but is intrinsic to His essence, original, perfect, universal, and perpetual. This wisdom is all-encompassing, from the smallest atom to the vast cosmos, actively involved in every aspect of creation. While the depths of God's wisdom are incomprehensible to finite human minds, recognizing this should lead to humility and wonder. Unlike human wisdom, God's...
2025-03-2018 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E23 - Confronting Our Misconceptions about God's OmniscienceJourney with us as we explore a challenging yet liberating aspect of Stephen Charnock's The Existence and Attributes of God: how we can distort and even deny God's omniscience. This episode delves into the uncomfortable reality that our actions often reveal a flawed understanding of what it means for God to know everything. Prepare to be challenged and convicted as we uncover the subtle ways we attempt to limit God's knowledge and control, ultimately hindering our own growth and intimacy with Him.
We’ll unpack Charnock’s insightful analysis of three specific practices that encroach upon God's uniq...
2025-03-1823 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E22 - Knowing By Essence: Unlocking the Mystery of God's OmniscienceJourney with us into the captivating depths of Stephen Charnock's The Existence and Attributes of God as we explore the awe-inspiring and often perplexing concept of God's omniscience. This episode delves into the mind-boggling reality of a God who possesses perfect, complete, and unchanging knowledge, encompassing all things past, present, and future. Prepare to be challenged and enlightened as we unpack Charnock's intricate understanding of how God knows, and what that means for us.
We'll unravel the profound idea that God "knows by essence", meaning his knowledge isn't acquired through observation or learning like ours but is...
2025-03-1315 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E21 - The Tapestry of Time: Unraveling God's Foreknowledge and Human FreewillJourney with us as we explore the depths of Stephen Charnock's The Existence and Attributes of God, focusing on the intricate relationship between God's foreknowledge and human free will. This episode delves into the profound mystery of how a God who sees the end from the beginning can still uphold our capacity to make genuine choices. Prepare to be challenged and inspired as we unravel the threads of divine sovereignty and human agency, discovering how they intertwine to form a beautiful tapestry of purpose and meaning.
We'll unpack Charnock's compelling arguments for God's comprehensive knowledge of future...
2025-03-1116 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E20 - The God Who Knows You: Finding Freedom in God’s OmniscienceJourney with us as we explore a profound and often unsettling truth from Stephen Charnock’s The Existence and Attributes of God: God knows everything about you. This episode delves into the wonders and challenges of God’s omniscience, unpacking what it truly means for God to have complete, perfect, and intimate knowledge of our lives — from the seemingly insignificant details to the deepest secrets of our hearts. Prepare to be challenged and comforted as we explore how embracing this reality can lead to greater freedom, authenticity, and intimacy with God.
We’ll unpack Charnock’s insights into the m...
2025-03-0616 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E19 - Awe and Intimacy: Embracing the Comfort and Challenge of God's OmnipresenceJourney with us into the depths of Stephen Charnock's The Existence and Attributes of God, focusing on the awe-inspiring yet deeply personal concept of God's omnipresence. This episode explores what it truly means for God to be everywhere at once, permeating all of creation, and how this profound truth impacts our lives, thoughts, and actions. Prepare to be challenged and comforted as we uncover the multifaceted nature of God's presence and discover the freedom, joy, and purpose that flow from embracing this reality.
We'll delve into Charnock's insightful distinctions, exploring how God can be essentially present everywhere...
2025-03-0432 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E18 - Can You Escape God's Presence? A Deep Dive into Divine OmnipresenceEmbark on a captivating journey through the profound concept of God's omnipresence as we explore Steven Charnock's thought-provoking insights in The Existence and Attributes of God. This episode delves into the awe-inspiring reality that God is present everywhere at once, permeating every corner of creation. Prepare to have your understanding of God's immensity expanded as we explore vivid analogies and biblical examples that illuminate this mind-boggling truth.
We'll unravel Charnock's compelling argument that God's presence is not merely a matter of knowledge, power, or authority exerted from afar. Instead, he proposes a radical idea: God's presence is...
2025-02-2715 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E17 - The Unchanging God: Finding Hope in God's ImmutabilityJoin us as we delve into the profound concept of God's immutability, drawing from Steven Charnock's "The Existence and Attributes of God". This episode explores the unique nature of God as unchanging, setting Him apart from all creation. We examine how this attribute relates to Christ's divinity, referencing Hebrews 1:10-12 and Psalm 102:25-27, where Christ's immutability is presented as evidence of his deity. The discussion clarifies how God's unchanging nature is not contradicted by biblical passages where God appears to change His mind. We explore the idea that these apparent changes are due to our responses to Him, rather...
2025-02-2521 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E16 - The Unchanging God: Finding Stability in a World of FluxEmbark on a captivating exploration of God's immutability, the profound truth that God doesn't change, as we delve into Stephen Charnock's illuminating work, The Existence and Attributes of God. This episode explores how this foundational doctrine provides an anchor for our souls in a world characterized by constant change, uncertainty, and impermanence. Prepare to be challenged and comforted as we unpack the philosophical, theological, and practical implications of God's unchanging nature.
We'll uncover Charnock's compelling argument that God's immutability is not simply a matter of steadfastness or reliability, but a fundamental attribute of his being. He is "...
2025-02-2021 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E15 - The Eternal God: Understanding God's Timeless NatureIn this episode, we delve into the concept of God's eternity, as explored in Steven Charnock's "The Existence and Attributes of God," examining its profound implications for our lives. The discussion begins by noting that eternity is a difficult concept to grasp, being so far outside of human experience. The podcast unpacks how Charnock defines eternity as perpetual duration without beginning or end. The idea of God's eternity is explored in two parts: before and after creation, to make it more comprehensible. The use of the term "everlasting" in the Bible is examined, noting it often refers to a...
2025-02-1824 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E14 - Spiritual Worship: Engaging the Heart Beyond the RitualIn this episode, we explore Steven Charnock’s insights on spiritual worship from his work, "The Existence and Attributes of God," focusing on the crucial distinction between outward religious practices and a genuine, heartfelt connection with God. The discussion delves into the challenge of distractions during prayer and worship, acknowledging the common struggle of a wandering mind, but emphasizing that the response to these "starts of the heart" is what truly matters. It's not about achieving perfect focus but about redirecting attention back to God.
The episode highlights that God desires a deep, heartfelt connection, not just ou...
2025-02-1334 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E13 - Engaging God: Spiritual Worship as a LifestyleThis podcast episode delves into Steven Charnock's profound insights on spiritual worship, emphasizing that true worship extends beyond mere outward actions and requires engaging our hearts and minds. The discussion explores the idea that giving God our best in worship is a reflection of our reverence and a conscious choice to honor Him, drawing parallels to Old Testament sacrifices. It examines how our ability to reason is a gift from God, intended to help us connect with Him on a deeper level, and that limiting worship to outward actions is illogical. True worship involves the engagement of the soul...
2025-02-1119 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E12 - Transforming Worship: From Ritual to RelationshipThis podcast episode explores the concept of spiritual worship, drawing from the teachings of Stephen Charnock. It examines the shift from Old Testament rituals to a New Testament emphasis on internal transformation and a deeper connection with God. The discussion highlights that while the Old Testament ways of worship were not wrong, God always intended for something more profound, moving beyond the purely physical to engage the heart and mind.
The episode emphasizes that spiritual worship is not just about performing different actions, but about a total transformation of our hearts and minds, which then influences our...
2025-02-0614 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E11 - Unveiling True Worship: A Journey into the Heart of Spiritual ConnectionThis episode delves into the profound concept of spiritual worship, drawing from the timeless wisdom of Stephen Charnock. It explores the idea that true worship transcends mere external rituals and ceremonies, emphasizing instead a deep, inward transformation. It challenges us to consider if our worship is merely an empty shell, devoid of genuine heart engagement, or if it is fueled by a desire for authentic spiritual connection with God.
The discussion traces the evolution from the Old Testament's detailed practices to the New Testament's focus on inward change, highlighting how Jesus Christ's sacrifice paved the way for...
2025-02-0415 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E10 - Beyond the Physical: Exploring God as a SpiritThis podcast episode delves into the profound concept of God as a spirit, drawing from Steven Charnock's "The Existence and Attributes of God". It challenges the listener to reconsider default, often human-like, images of God, recognizing that these are limited and can even hinder a deeper understanding. The discussion explores how descriptions of God in scripture, using human and animal metaphors, are not meant to be taken literally but to convey attributes such as power, majesty, and immovability. The episode further contemplates the meaning of being made in God's image, suggesting it's not about physical form but about the...
2025-01-3020 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E9 - The Spirit Beyond Form: Understanding God's Immaterial EssenceIn this episode of Contemporary Conversations on Christian Classics, we delve into Chapter 3 of Stephen Charnock’s The Existence and Attributes of God, unpacking the profound truth that God is spirit, as revealed in John 4:24. Far from being an abstract concept, God’s spirituality has profound implications for how we live, worship, and relate to Him.
The discussion explores Charnock’s arguments for God’s spiritual nature, emphasizing His invisibility, omnipresence, immutability, and independence—attributes impossible for a physical being. The episode also tackles the Bible’s use of anthropomorphisms, explaining these metaphors as tools to help finite human...
2025-01-2817 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E8 - Practical Atheism: Living as if God Doesn’t ExistThis episode delves into the concept of "practical atheism," exploring how individuals may believe in God, yet live as if He isn't truly in control. It examines the subtle ways this disconnect manifests, such as performing religious duties with ulterior motives, seeking personal gain instead of genuine devotion, and only turning to God in times of crisis. The discussion highlights how easily people can twist scripture to suit their desires, create a god in their own image, and hold inaccurate views of God, which is considered worse than outright atheism.
The conversation explores the roots of practical...
2025-01-2318 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E7 - The Heart's Deception: Unmasking Practical AtheismThis podcast episode explores the concept of practical atheism as presented in Stephen Charnock's work, delving into how individuals can live as if God does not exist, even while professing belief. It examines the dual nature of this issue: the tendency of humans to act as their own law, twisting scripture to suit their desires, and to seek their own happiness, making themselves the ultimate goal. This form of atheism is not an outright denial of God but a subtle shift in priorities away from Him. The episode unpacks how this can manifest in going through the motions of...
2025-01-2117 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E6 - The Subtle Rebellion: Examining Practical Atheism in Daily LifeThis podcast episode explores the concept of "practical atheism," as discussed in Steven Charnock's "The Existence and Attributes of God." It examines how individuals might intellectually believe in God, yet live as if He doesn't exist, resisting His authority in everyday life. The conversation delves into how people can manipulate scripture to fit their desires, twisting God's attributes, such as patience, to justify sin. It also considers whether God's patience is always a sign of love or if it can mask His anger at rebellion.
The episode highlights how our resistance to God stems from our discomfort...
2025-01-1621 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E5 - Living Like God Matters: Understanding Practical AtheismWhat is "practical atheism," and how does it shape the way we live? In this episode, we dive into Stephen Charnock’s The Existence and Attributes of God, focusing on Chapter 2, Part 1, where he exposes the subtle danger of living as if God doesn’t exist—even for those who profess faith. Charnock describes practical atheism as a "leprosy of atheism" that infects all of humanity, believers and non-believers alike, by influencing how we view authority and purpose.
Charnock identifies two key aspects of practical atheism. First, “man as his own rule” explores how we resist God’s authority...
2025-01-1416 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E4 - Unpacking the Divine: Exploring the Evidence for God's ExistenceThis episode delves into a discussion of Steven Charnock's arguments for the existence of God, drawn from his classic work "The Existence and Attributes of God". The conversation explores how Charnock shifts from addressing the denial of God to examining the evidence found in the world. The episode considers the world as a reflection of God, a mirror showing the divine image in every aspect of creation. The intricate design of the human body, the unique features of individuals, and the vast capacity of the human soul are presented as evidence of God's wisdom and power.
The...
2025-01-0929 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E3 - The World as God's Mirror: Creation’s Testimony to the CreatorThis podcast episode explores Steven Charnock's arguments for the existence of God, drawing from his work "The Existence and Attributes of God". The discussion centers on the idea that creation itself reveals the presence of a creator. It examines how the natural world, from the grand scale of the heavens to the smallest details of nature, serves as a powerful testament to God's existence. The episode delves into how the world reflects the image of God, even in its brokenness.
The core of Charnock's argument is presented through four key pillars: production, harmony, preservation, and purpose. The...
2025-01-0730 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E2 - The Fool’s Heart: Exploring Atheism with Stephen CharnockWhat does it truly mean to deny God? In this episode, we delve into Stephen Charnock’s timeless exploration of atheism in Chapter 1 of The Existence and Attributes of God. Charnock’s nuanced perspective reveals atheism not just as outright denial but as subtle forms of doubt, resistance, and selective belief that can affect anyone.
Drawing from Psalm 14:1, Charnock redefines the "fool" as not intellectually deficient but spiritually and morally resistant to God’s wisdom. He identifies three forms of atheism: the rare but complete rejection of God’s being (absolute atheism), denial of His providence, and a select...
2025-01-0215 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS2E1 - Unveiling Charnock: The Man Behind the MasterpieceStep into 17th-century London and discover the life of Stephen Charnock, the brilliant theologian behind the timeless classic The Existence and Attributes of God. This episode paints a vivid picture of Charnock’s world, from his captivating sermons at historic Crosby Hall to the personal trials that shaped his profound theological insights.
Explore how Charnock overcame the devastating loss of his library in the Great Fire of London and masterfully synthesized complex philosophical ideas into accessible truths for all. Delve into his passion for defending the faith during a time of growing skepticism, using reason, evidence, and th...
2024-12-3117 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E23 - The Beginnings of American Foreign MissionsIn the final chapter of Foxe's Book of Martyrs (Chapter 22), we explore the pioneering efforts of early American Christians in spreading the Gospel beyond their shores. This episode highlights the birth of American foreign missions, focusing on the courageous missionaries who risked their lives to bring the message of Christ to distant lands.
We’ll examine key figures like Adoniram Judson, the first American missionary to Burma, and their tireless efforts to establish the Christian faith in areas hostile to it. This chapter reveals the challenges and triumphs of those who responded to God's call, offering their li...
2024-12-2220 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E22 - The Persecution of French ProtestantsIn Chapter 21 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, we explore the harrowing story of the French Protestants in the South of France during the early 19th century, focusing on the brutal persecutions they faced in the years 1814 and 1820. This episode brings to light the religious and political tensions of the time, as Protestant communities faced violent opposition from both the Catholic majority and governmental forces.
Through personal accounts of suffering, including imprisonments, executions, and forced conversions, we’ll examine the resilience of the Huguenots who, despite enduring severe trials, refused to compromise their faith. The chapter offers a po...
2024-12-2119 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E21 - The Life and Legacy of John WesleyIn Chapter 20 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, we explore the life and transformative ministry of John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement. This episode dives into Wesley’s tireless efforts to spread the Gospel, his innovative approach to preaching, and his unyielding commitment to social reform, particularly in the face of opposition from both religious and political authorities.
Wesley’s ministry, often marked by his bold sermons in open fields and relentless pursuit of revival, was not without controversy. We’ll discuss his experiences with persecution, how he responded to criticism, and the enduring impact of his w...
2024-12-2017 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E20 - The Life and Persecutions of John BunyanIn Chapter 19 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, we dive into the life and suffering of one of Christianity’s most beloved figures, John Bunyan, the author of The Pilgrim’s Progress. This episode explores Bunyan's remarkable journey of faith, from his humble beginnings to his arrest and imprisonment for preaching without a license in 17th-century England.
Despite enduring years of harsh imprisonment, Bunyan’s resolve remained unshaken, and his writings, particularly The Pilgrim’s Progress, became some of the most influential works in Christian literature. We’ll discuss the persecution he faced, the spiritual lessons that emerged from...
2024-12-1919 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E19 - The Rise and Suffering of the QuakersIn Chapter 18 of Foxe's Book of Martyrs, we dive into the history of the Quakers (the Religious Society of Friends) and their remarkable, yet painful journey through persecution. From their rise in 17th-century England to their widespread sufferings at the hands of both civil authorities and the Church of England, this chapter offers a powerful narrative of faith in the face of harsh opposition.
The Quakers, known for their radical beliefs in inner light, pacifism, and equality, were persecuted for challenging the established religious and social order. In this episode, we explore the testimonies of those who...
2024-12-1831 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E18 - The Rise of Protestantism in Ireland and the 1641 MassacreIn this gripping episode, we dive into Chapter 17 of Foxe's Book of Martyrs, which chronicles the rise of Protestantism in Ireland and the devastating 1641 massacre that left a lasting scar on the nation’s history. This chapter details the challenges faced by Protestant reformers in Ireland, as they sought to spread the teachings of the Reformation amid a hostile and often violent environment.
The episode highlights the brutal persecution and the horrific events of the 1641 massacre, in which thousands of Protestants were killed or driven from their homes by Irish Catholics, sparking a wave of violence that wo...
2024-12-1719 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E17 - Persecutions in England Under Queen MaryIn Chapter 16 of Foxe's Book of Martyrs, we examine the harrowing persecutions faced by Protestants during the reign of Queen Mary I, often referred to as "Bloody Mary" for her brutal efforts to restore Catholicism in England. This episode uncovers the stories of courageous men and women who were martyred for their faith, enduring torture, imprisonment, and fiery deaths for refusing to recant their beliefs.
We’ll explore the reign of terror that led to the martyrdom of prominent figures such as Thomas Cranmer, Hugh Latimer, and Nicholas Ridley, as well as countless others who became victims of...
2024-12-1618 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E16 - Persecutions in Scotland Under King Henry VIIIIn Chapter 15 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, we turn our attention to the brutal persecutions faced by Scottish Christians during the reign of King Henry VIII. As England broke away from the Roman Catholic Church and formed the Church of England, Scotland remained fiercely loyal to the papacy, setting the stage for intense religious conflict.
This episode delves into the lives of the Scottish martyrs who defied both the oppressive rule of the monarchy and the Catholic hierarchy, standing firm in their faith despite immense suffering. We will examine key figures such as the early Scottish Re...
2024-12-1514 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E15 - The Persecution of English ReformersIn Chapter 14 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, we delve into the courageous stand of English Reformers during a time of intense religious upheaval. This episode highlights the brutal persecution faced by key figures such as Hugh Latimer, Nicholas Ridley, and Thomas Cranmer, as they stood firm for the Protestant faith amid Queen Mary's reign of terror.
We explore the political and religious tensions of 16th-century England, where the growing Protestant movement was met with fierce opposition from the Catholic monarchy. Through vivid recounting of their martyrdom, we reflect on the personal sacrifices made by these reformers an...
2024-12-1425 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E14 - The Life of John CalvinIn Chapter 13 of Foxe's Book of Martyrs, we explore the life and legacy of John Calvin, one of the most influential figures of the Protestant Reformation. While Calvin himself did not face martyrdom, his unwavering commitment to reforming the church and his profound theological contributions sparked intense opposition and persecution for many of his followers.
This episode delves into Calvin's journey from a humanist scholar to a passionate reformer in Geneva, where his leadership shaped the rise of Reformed theology. We’ll examine the tensions between Calvin and both Roman Catholic authorities and radical Protestant factions, as we...
2024-12-1314 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E13 - The Life and Persecutions of William TyndaleIn Chapter 12 of Foxe's Book of Martyrs, we focus on the extraordinary life and tragic martyrdom of William Tyndale, one of the most influential figures in the history of the English Reformation. Known for his bold determination to translate the Bible into English, Tyndale's efforts to make Scripture accessible to the common people led to relentless persecution by both the Roman Catholic Church and English authorities.
This episode takes a deep dive into Tyndale’s courageous work, his underground mission to spread the Word of God, and the political and theological battles he faced. We’ll explore the...
2024-12-1222 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E12 - The Persecutions in the NetherlandsIn Chapter 11 of Foxe's Book of Martyrs, we turn our attention to the harrowing accounts of persecution in the Netherlands during the 16th century. As the Protestant Reformation spread across Europe, the Netherlands became a battleground for religious conflict, where believers faced brutal suppression under both Spanish Catholic rule and the relentless grip of the Inquisition.
This episode highlights the stories of steadfast martyrs who endured imprisonment, torture, and execution for their unwavering faith. We’ll explore how the Spanish monarchy sought to eradicate Protestantism, using violence and fear to silence reformers. The chapter brings to life th...
2024-12-1123 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E11 - General Persecutions in GermanyIn Chapter 10 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, we explore the widespread and relentless persecutions faced by Christians in Germany during the Reformation. This episode highlights the intense struggles of believers who, despite the rise of Protestant movements, still faced violent opposition from Catholic authorities.
From the execution of reformers to the systematic suppression of Protestant teachings, we’ll delve into the dark period when the gospel’s spread met fierce resistance in the heart of Europe. The chapter paints a vivid picture of the sufferings of martyrs in Germany, including stories of those who were burned at the...
2024-12-1024 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E10 - The Life and Persecutions of Martin LutherIn Chapter 9 of Foxe's Book of Martyrs, we delve into the life and courageous stand of Martin Luther, the German reformer whose bold actions ignited the Protestant Reformation. This episode explores Luther's defiance against the corrupt practices of the Roman Catholic Church, particularly his challenge to the sale of indulgences and his eventual excommunication.
Through a detailed account of Luther's struggles, we see how his unwavering commitment to Scripture and his conviction for doctrinal purity brought him into direct conflict with the papacy, leading to intense persecution. From the dramatic scene at the Diet of Worms to...
2024-12-0923 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E9 - The Persecutions in BohemiaIn Chapter 8 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, we explore the harrowing tale of the persecutions faced by the followers of the Bohemian reformer Jan Hus and his successors. This episode delves into the religious unrest in Bohemia during the 14th and 15th centuries, a time marked by intense conflict between the Roman Catholic Church and those calling for reform.
We’ll uncover the struggles of the Hussites, who stood firm in their commitment to Biblical authority, challenging the papacy and its corrupt practices. The chapter details the severe trials these reformers endured, including excommunication, warfare, and mart...
2024-12-0832 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E8 - The Life and Persecutions of John WickliffeIn this episode, we explore Chapter 7 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, which chronicles the remarkable life and enduring legacy of John Wickliffe, often called the "Morning Star of the Reformation." Wickliffe’s groundbreaking efforts to translate the Bible into English and his fearless criticism of church corruption made him a beacon of light in a spiritually dark era.
This chapter delves into Wickliffe's theological challenges to papal authority, his advocacy for Scripture as the sole foundation of faith, and the fierce opposition he faced from church leaders. Despite relentless persecution, including condemnation by councils and excommunication, Wick...
2024-12-0720 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E7 - The Persecution in ItalyIn Chapter 6 of Foxe's Book of Martyrs, we examine the brutal persecution of Christians in Italy during the 16th and 17th centuries, focusing on the relentless oppression of the Waldenses and the suppression of dissent by the Inquisition. This episode uncovers harrowing accounts of torture, execution, and exile endured by those who sought to practice their faith apart from papal authority.
Through vivid historical details, we’ll explore the courage of the Waldensian communities who stood firm in the face of unspeakable atrocities, the role of the Catholic Church in orchestrating these persecutions, and the devastating impact on...
2024-12-0622 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E6 - The Horrors of the InquisitionIn Chapter 5 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, we delve into the chilling history of the Inquisition, a period marked by fear, oppression, and brutal persecution in the name of religious conformity. This episode uncovers the Inquisition's origins, its methods of torture, and its devastating impact on those who sought to live out their faith apart from the doctrines of Rome.
Through harrowing accounts, we meet individuals who faced unspeakable cruelty for their beliefs, including being subjected to physical torment, public executions, and forced recantations. Yet, amid the darkness, the chapter highlights remarkable stories of courage, resilience, an...
2024-12-0530 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E5 - The Papal PersecutionsIn Chapter 4 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, we delve into The Papal Persecutions, examining the harrowing stories of those who suffered under the authority of the Roman Church. This episode chronicles the rise of papal power and the establishment of the Inquisition, which sought to suppress dissent and enforce religious conformity.
We’ll discuss the plight of early reformist groups like the Albigenses and Waldenses, whose quest for a purer form of Christianity led to brutal crackdowns, and explore how the Church's use of torture, exile, and execution targeted those who challenged its doctrines.
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2024-12-0427 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E4 - The Blood of the MartyrsChapter 3 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs shifts focus to the rise of papal authority and the persecution it unleashed against those deemed heretics by the Church of Rome. This episode delves into the tragic stories of early dissenters, such as the Albigenses and Waldenses, who sought to preserve a simpler, purer expression of Christianity but faced brutal repression.
We’ll explore how the establishment of the Inquisition institutionalized these persecutions, fueling centuries of conflict and suffering for believers striving to live out their faith. Through vivid accounts of resilience and sacrifice, this chapter offers a sobering remi...
2024-12-0320 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E3 - The Coliseum and the CatacombsIn this episode, we dive into Chapter 2 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, which chronicles the ten waves of persecution faced by the early Church under Roman emperors. From Nero's horrific executions to Diocletian's systematic attempts to obliterate Christianity, this chapter recounts the unimaginable trials endured by the faithful.
We’ll explore the stories of steadfast believers like Ignatius of Antioch, Polycarp, and Blandina, whose courage in the face of death continues to inspire Christians today. This episode sheds light on the resilience of early martyrs who upheld their faith against the most brutal opposition, leaving a lega...
2024-12-0218 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E2 - The Martyrdom of the ApostlesIn this episode, we journey into the first chapter of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, exploring the heroic faith of the early Christians who faced relentless persecution under Roman rule. From the stoning of Stephen, the first Christian martyr, to the unwavering testimonies of apostles like Peter and Paul, this chapter vividly recounts the sacrifices made to spread the Gospel.
We’ll discuss the brutal methods of execution, the resilience of believers under intense oppression, and the profound impact their witness had on the growth of the early Church. These stories of courage, faith, and endurance continue to i...
2024-12-0125 minContemporary Conversations on Christian ClassicsS1E1 - Introduction to Foxe's Book of MartyrsIn this episode, we introduce Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, a monumental work chronicling the courage and sacrifices of Christian martyrs throughout history. Written by John Foxe during the tumultuous Reformation era, this book stands as a powerful testimony to faith under fire and an enduring call to perseverance in the face of persecution.
Listeners will gain insight into the historical context of the book, its impact on the Protestant Reformation, and its role in shaping Christian identity. We’ll discuss its gripping narratives of steadfast believers who faced imprisonment, torture, and death for their unwavering commitment to C...
2024-12-0123 min
CCCC PodcastEp 40 | CCCC StoriesEl Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània estrena la segona temporada de la seua pròpia microsèrie de ficció, 'CCCC Stories', que relata deu històries quotidianes amb el museu com a escenari. Curtmetratges que transiten entre el sentit de l’humor i l’emoció de la mà d’actors valencians i 'influencers'.
Deu capítols autoconclusius, entre cinc i deu minuts de durada, que porten com a bandera la igualtat, la diversitat i la llibertat, i que es publicaran en Youtube i xarxes socials amb una entrega setmanal a partir de gener de 2024.
Es tracta d’una producció cinematogràfica d...
2023-12-1828 min
CCCC PodcastEp 39 | Yo lo ViVos convidem a sentir aquest episodi mentre cotempleu l’exposició de Pepe Miralles a la Sala Dormitori.
La mostra, Yo lo vi, fa una mirada cap arrere travessant tota la producció de l’artista centrada en la pandèmia de la SIDA els efectes de la qual va provocar 40 milions de víctimes mortals a tot el món entre les dècades dels 80 i 90 del segle passat. “Cada mort individual és també una mort política”, assegura l’autor. Miralles mira, amb la perspectiva del temps allò que va ocórrer i ho fa des de dins.
Aquesta selecció de peces constitueix u...
2023-11-3032 min
CCCC PodcastEp 38 | CCCC FilmLabLa nova incubadora de talent emergent audiovisual del Consorci de Museus de la Comunitat Valenciana, CCCC Film Lab, ha seleccionat una vintena de projectes de curtmetratge en la primera edició del programa, que es desenvolupa al Centre del Carme incloent-hi formació i material per al rodatge i l’edició dels films.
El direrctor d'aquesta iniciativa, Pau Vergara, i quatre dels autors, Samuel Sebastián, Javier Artigas, Carolina Navarro i Elena Nemenyi, ens parlen dels seus projectes que aborden diversos gèneres, des del drama fins a la comèdia, passant pel cinema més experimental.
Fins a finals d’any, el Centre d...
2023-11-2033 min
CCCC PodcastEp 37 | De l'AbjectePatricia Gómez i Maria Jesús González ens submergeixen en els sons i les imatges de les parets de l’Hospital Psiquiàtric de Bétera. Un projecte artístic reconegut amb el Premi 2022 d’Arts Visuals ‘Alfons Roig’, atorgat per l’Àrea de Cultura de la Diputació de València.
Els fragments rectangulars extrets de les parets mitjançant arrancada mural i allotjats sobre un nou suport de llenç, es transmuten en paisatges sense punt de fugida, ni llum ambiental, sinó que estan fets de color, matèria, temps i memòria. Són finestres que miren cap a dins i ens permeten...
2023-11-0623 min
CCCC PodcastEp 36 | Alçar a PolsL’origen remot de la muixeranga és una gran incògnita. De manera general s’accepta que procedeix de la tradició dels acròbates del Magreb. Aquesta hipòtesi es fonamenta principalment en la semblança que hi ha entre algunes figures muixerangueres i les dels acròbates, l’herència cultural andalusina i l’existència de població morisca a terres valencianes fins l’any 1609. Però aquesta hipòtesi resta inconclusa, i tal i com cita el periodista i muixeranguer Pau Pertegaz, els orígens de la muixeranga podrien tindre vinculacions amb la població negra africana i esclava de l’antiga Corona d’Aragó...
2023-10-1625 min
CCCC PodcastEp 35 | Dones artistes rurals IISer dona, artista i residir en un medi rural suposa una triple dificultat per a desenvolupar-se professionalment. El desconeixement del funcionament del mercat de l’art per a gestionar d’una carrera artística, provoca que el col·lectiu de dones artistes rurals a penes puga visibilitzar-se com a creadores, ni tampoc viure de la seua producció artística. Per a donar solucions naix Projecte DAR, per a treballar amb dones artistes rurals impulsant el seu desenvolupament personal i professional.
DAR compta amb quatre edicions realitzades a la Comunitat Valenciana. Ens centrem en les experiències viscudes i les associacions creades p...
2023-10-0232 min
CCCC PodcastEp 34 | Cultura Online IIICultura Online és una gran exposició d’un centenar d’artistes que es pot visitar en una plataforma en línea pròpia i està vertebrada al voltant de huit grans eixos conceptuals. En aquesta tercera entrega del CCCC Pòdcast es fa un nou itinerari sonor a través de dues propostes que es desenvolupen en el camp de les arts audiovisuals.
En aquesta ocasió es pot conéixer la proposta Tribunal de la ciutat que actualitza la gran idea del Tribunal de les Aigües de València. Inspirant-se en aquest model consuetudinari, el Tribunal de la ciutat és un procés d’in...
2023-09-1822 min
CCCC PodcastEp 33 | DeessesLes deesses han estat especialment vinculades amb les virtuts de la bellesa, l’amor, la maternitat i la fertilitat. Isis, Venus, Ceres o Afrodita són algunes de les deesses mitològiques. A nosaltres ens seduïxen, ens captiven i ens importen les deesses interiors, aquelles que toquen terra… Dones que van decidir, o no, ser mares.
Diosas és un espectacle escènic de Bramant Teatre creat i dirigit per Jerónimo Cornelles i representat a la sala Refectori del Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània. Una experiència sensitiva, immersiva i escènica entre dones de diferents generacions, des de l'edat de...
2023-09-0425 min
CCCC PodcastEp 32 | Despullem el CCCCpodcastDespullem el nostre pòdcast per a deixar-n'he l'ànima al descobert: Deixem que la nostra banda sonora generativa, que ens acompanya sempre en un segon pla, ascendisca a la superfície perquè ella soleta ens porte agafats per la mà en estos dies d'estiu on tot canvia de velocitat.
Compartim amb vosaltres cinc fragments d'extractes de gravacions fetes amb el sistema electrònic generatiu amb el qual fem este podcast. Sonaran extractes de peces que han format part d'este projecte des de l'inici, aixina com derivacions específiques fetes per a sonoritzar episodis com el 12, 21 o el 25.
Ho fem sense i...
2023-08-1425 min
CCCC PodcastEp 31 | De què riem a Europa?De què riem a Europa? Aquest és l’interrogant a partir del qual es desenvolupa un cicle de cinema de comèdia emmarcada al continent europeu amb la projecció de films procedents de països com França, Alemanya, Itàlia, Espanya, Holanda o Ucraïna. Cada edició s’inclou un país nou i enguany és Turquia.
Durant les nits tòrrides d’agost trobem un refugi atractiu entre les parets del claustre gòtic del Centre del Carme. Un cicle que ofereix un ampli recorregut geogràfic i temporal sobre les diferents formes d’humor que ha donat el vell continent des...
2023-07-3120 min
CCCC PodcastEP 30 | València Viva i CombativaL'exposició de Germán Caballero, València Viva i Combativa, és com l’àlbum de fotos de la societat valenciana que mostra les seues accions i moviments col·lectius fets i pensats en el bé comú. El fotoperiodisme permet fer aquest valuós exercici coral en el Centre del Carme, un espai de trobada, de reflexió i d’intercanvi on compartir punts de vista que esdevenen l’espill de la nostra societat. En les dos últimes dècades s’han produït moviments ciutadans que han aconseguit canvis significatius. Coneixem-los. Valorem-los.
2023-07-1733 min
CCCC PodcastEp 29 | Cultura Online IIEn temps de pandèmia i restriccions el Consorci de Museus de la Comunitat Valenciana va obrir una convocatòria pública adreçada als professionals de l’art, la investigació i el pensament. Se’n van seleccionar un centenar de continguts culturals dividits en huit eixos temàtics. El resultat ha estat exhibit a la sala Ferreres Goerlich del Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània. No obstant, allò més interessant és que es tracta de propostes d’arts audiovisuals i la seua difusió la trobeu en línia a través del web; https://culturaonline.consorcimuseus.gva.es
En aquesta segona e...
2023-07-0320 min
CCCC PodcastEp 28 | Biennal 2064T’imagines un certamen d’art realitzat d’ací a quaranta anys gestionat per una intel·ligència artificial anomenada The App? Una biennal artística on els algoritmes i les indústries de dades dominen la producció cultural? The App seria capaç de gravar i reproduir qualsevol ficció artística que haja sigut imaginada abans i convertiria aquesta hipotètica biennal en el certamen de referència a escala mundial.
Rastregem, a través del so, una gran exposició d’art immersiu, a la Sala Dormitori del Centre del Carme, que parla d’obres oblidades, de sinergies marginals i de visions descartades...
2023-06-1927 min
CCCC PodcastEp 27 | Cultura Online ICultura Online és una gran exposició col·lectiva d'un centenar d'artistes que es pot visitar fins el 9 de juliol a la sala Ferreres-Goerlich del CCCC i en una plataforma en línia pròpia. Vertebrada entorn a huit grans eixos conceptuals a través dels quals ens guien Núria Blaya i Jose Luis Pérez Pont, cocomissaris de l’exposició. Un passeig sonor pels espais i les obres que ens permet conéixer les tendències de la cultura contemporània i que unix el món real i el virtual.
Els cent projectes han sigut creats per professionals de l’art, la in...
2023-06-0523 min
The Kinky TavernEpisode 87: Digging into the Alphabet Soup of Consent TheoriesThis week, Mx. Dizzy and Pup Rekkr discuss Consent Theories! Ever heard of those acronyms SSC? Maybe the Three C’s? RACK? PRICK? BORK? That alphabet soup makes up some of the consent theories which have been outlined and discussed at large in the BDSM and kink public. We’re going to tear these acronyms and theories apart and give our opinions on the problems and positives of each one we cover. There are, of course, some out there which were not covered or which we didn’t find in our research. If you have a suggestion for a theory...
2023-06-0447 min
CCCC PodcastEp 26 | FotogràficLi posem so i paraules a les tres exposicions individuals produïdes pel Consorci de Museus i dedicades a tres grans referents de la fotografia..Una tríada de fotògrafs que ofereixen les seues visions personals del món actual, la joventut, l’art i la vida quotidiana.
L’alacantina Cristina de Middel, que presideix la prestigiosa agència Magnum i és Premi Nacional de Fotografia 2017, mostra en ‘Etcétera!’ el seu personal discurs amb el qual qüestiona les regles tradicionals de l’exhibició fotogràfica.
El projecte de Miguel Trillo. ‘AsiaTown’ reuneix retrats de gent jove a peu de carrer en diferen...
2023-05-2223 min
CCCC PodcastEp 25 | Paterna. Memòria de l'horror‘Paterna. Memòria de l’horror’ pot visitar-se a la sala Contraforts del Centre del Carme fins a l’11 de juny amb tallers didàctics i visites guiades.
La fotoperiodista Eva Máñez explica el seu treball de documentació sobre les exhumacions de les fosses comunes del cementeri de Paterna des de l'any 2016, juntament amb els testimonis de les dones descendents de les víctimes del franquisme. Elles, després de més de 80 anys, mantenen viva la flama amb l'objectiu de reparar la memòria dels seus familiars.
2023-05-0822 min
CCCC PodcastEp 24 | SonògrafParem atenció a un aparell engrescador que es diu sonògraf i que està creat per a explorar conceptes bàsics sobre acústica, música i síntesi sonora amb una perspectiva lúdica impulsada des de Planea, Red de Arte y Escuela, i des del Màster Permea del Consorci de Museus de la Comunitat Valenciana. Una proposta ideada per Play Modes Studio. El sonògraf arriba a una vintena de centres escolars valencians. En aquest pòdcast sentim xiquets i xiquetes d’entre dos i onze anys explicant la seua experiència amb aquest curiós aparell des del CEIP Se...
2023-04-2421 min
Cosmic Conversations, Calm & ClaritySeason 2, Episode 1 - The Rebranding, welcome now to The CCCC Podcast!Hi beautiful soul & welcome to (the now renamed and rebranded) The Cosmic Conversations, Calm & Clarity Podcast with me, Lili - I am still your host and I am very grateful that you are here!In todays episode I share a few words on the rebranding, what the new name stands for & share some personal insights from my last year (aka why the podcast got paused for a little).I am so grateful that you are here! Let´s dive right in. P.s.: If you'd like, you can always find t...
2023-04-1614 min
CCCC PodcastEp 23 | Pedagogies Invisibles i CCCC contesNo perdem l'ànima de xiquets i ens endinsem en l'univers de CCCContes, a càrrec de l’Associació cultural Ciutat de contes, mitjançant el qual s’ofereix una programació de conta contes que busca descobrir a xiquetes, xiquets i adults els personatges que habiten en el museu, històries o éssers fantàstics que els acompanyen en un recorregut pels claustres del CCCC i les seues exposicions.
Ens introduïm en les Pedagogies Invisibles del programa de educació i mediació del Centre de Carme, que genera espais on retrobar-se, recalibrar i reconstruir endinsant-se en qüestions específiques cada trimestre. E...
2023-04-1021 min
CCCC PodcastEp 22 | No em toques l'ampliQuè és la perspectiva de gènere? Què aporta? Quines implicacions té el fet d’aproximar-se a una realitat posant atenció en el gènere?
En aquest episodi focalitzem la nostra visió del món des de la presència i les contribucions de la dona en la creació musical: rock, jazz, experimental o clàssica.
A partir del diàleg ‘Dones compositores de l’Audiovisual Valencià’, que va tindre lloc a la sala Refectori del Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània, raonem amb quatre de les compositores i músiques participants per a saber en quin punt del procés de canvi ens trobem per...
2023-03-2734 min
CCCC PodcastEp 21 | Amor a primera tinta"Amor a primera tinta" és l'exposició de la il·lustradora Marina Puche en la Sala Zero del Centre del Carme on l'artista, que ha dissenyat enguany la falla municipal de l'Ajuntament de València, mostra els seus treballs en diverses discilpines artístiques: dibuixos, esbossos, peces de porcellana, retallables o escultures.
Al claustre gòtic hi trobareu les obres dedicades als set tipus de cor que Marina ha establert a partir de l'impacte que va viure després que a son pare, el reconegut artista faller, Pepe Puche, li practicaren una cardioversió (aturar el cor per a tornar-lo a fer moure a...
2023-03-1319 min
Writing Remix Podcast96. Writing Remix at CCCC 2023 in Chicago, ILOn this special episode, Dan talks with participants at the 2023 CCCC (Conference on College Composition and Communication) in Chicago, IL. Special thanks to everyone that took the time to talk, and thank you to the conference organizers. You’re going to hear about Awe Walks from Professor Jessica Shreyer, student podcast projects from Professor MichaelContinue reading "96. Writing Remix at CCCC 2023 in Chicago, IL"
2023-02-2500 min
CCCC PodcastEp 20 | Les guardianes de la memòriaLa primera novel·la d’Esther López Barceló, ‘Cuando ya no quede nadie’, publicada per l’editorial Grijalbo, va ser presentada al Centre de Carme davant de 200 persones.
Es la història d’un silenci que va durar més de quaranta anys. Un relat sobre la memòria històrica, l’amor i la fortalesa de les dones en la postguerra que està dividit en tres parts: L’impacte, La fosa i Exhumació. ‘Cuando ya no quede nadie’ relata el viatge iniciàtc que mamprén Ofelia al lloc de la seua infantesa quan son pare mor. Un homenatge a les guardianes de...
2023-02-2021 min
CCCC PodcastEp 19 | Vía Líquida‘Via Líquida’ és un projecte interactiu de l’artista, investigador i professor de Belles arts, Rubén Tortosa, que convida als visitants, a través d’un codi QR, a deixar missatges per a convertir-los, posteriorment, en gotes d’aigua, en llàgrimes, que llisquen primer per la pantalla del telèfon mòbil i després discorren per setze enormes mocadors de làtex penjats al sostre de la Sala Dormitori del Centre del Carme fins a arribar a un recipient de zinc, el material amb el qual es construïen en el passat els canals on circulava l’aigua. En la insta...
2023-02-0629 min
CCCC PodcastEp 18 | Plebeyos BailesPlebeyos bailes és un espectacle d'Èlia Casanova i la Companyia La Tendresa que acosta la música antiga a la contemporaneïtat deconstruint el format habitual d'un concert de música barroca. Una proposta teatral, musical i audiovisual que té un format gran amb set dones i un altre reduït per rodar per escoles i instituts.
Què tenen en comú Rosalia i les dones del Segle d'or? Ambdues eren, i són, unes transgressores per a les seues respectives èpoques.
2023-01-2323 min
CCCC PodcastEp 17 | Cultura ResidentEns introduïm en els diversos camins de residències artístiques que convoca el Consorci de Museus de la Comunitat Valenciana on trobem quatre tipologies: residència d’investigació, amb la col·laboració del Museu de Belles Arts de Castelló; residència de producció artística, al Centre Cultural Les Cigarreres d’Alacant; residència de mediació cultural al CCCC a València, i residència internacional des d’on s’impulsa la mobilitat d’artistes del teixit valencià a altres llocs del món i també s’acull a residents d’altres països.
Escoltem com són els processos creatius de cinc art...
2023-01-0923 min
CCCC PodcastEp 16 | Música experimental i performanceTanquem l’any i volem apropar-nos a algunes iniciatives que han tingut lloc i d’altres que estan desenvolupant-se en el cosmos cultural del Centre del Carme i el Consorci de Museus.
Com ja va sent marca de la casa en este podcast hui prestem atenció a propostes arriscades, d’experimentació, performance i art d’acció. Propostes on el so i l’escolta son elements fonamentals.
Lorena Izquierdo y Mario Montoya ens expliquen que es Diàleg Obert una iniciativa centrada en la performance que té lloc al centre del Carme de forma periódica.
També donem veu i espai a un projecte vir...
2022-12-2618 min
CCCC PodcastEp 15 | Cases LiteràriesEn el marc de la celebració de l’any Joan Fuster, la Conselleria de Cultura ha estat programant un ampli calendari d’activitats que han recorregut la vida i obra de l’escriptor des de diferents perspectives. Dins de la commemoració dels cent anys del naixement de l’intel·lectual de Sueca s’inclou la jornada ‘‘Les cases literàries, patrimoni cultural’ al Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània.
Coneixem el projecte Espais Escrits amb la seua directora, Mireia Munmany. Fem un mapa literari caminant a través de les paraules fins a la Fundació Mallorca Literària, amb la seua gerent, Carme Caste...
2022-12-1227 min
CCCC PodcastEp 14 | Concerts des del llitEntra al CCCC Pòdcast i deixat dur com si fora la manta del teu llit tebi i amorós. Des de la música li retem homenatge a l'espai més íntim d'una casa… Ai, si els llits parlaren… El del Centre del Carme ho fa des d'un territori reservat a la creació i el gaudi de la música.
Concerts des del llit, és el cicle de música en directe impulsat pel Consorci de Museus de la Comunitat Valenciana juntament amb @cero.en.conducta. Una iniciativa que dona suport als artistes emergents adaptant els concerts a temps millenials. U...
2022-11-2132 min
CCCC PodcastEp 13 | La Biblioteca del Segle XXICada vegada que entrem a l’edifici del Centre del Carme ens quedem bocabadats amb la seua bellesa. Seguim les petjades històriques de l’antic Convent del Carme i allò que va ser l’Escola de Belles Arts de la mà del llibreter de vell, Rafael Solaz.
Després de girar la mirada al passat continuem caminant cap al futur… Imagines una biblioteca sense llibres? Sí, a nosaltres ens agraden els llibres i també llegir, però escolta el pòdcast i coneixeràs BED CCCC, la Biblioteca Expandida i Deslocalitzada. Es tracta d’un prototip de biblioteca del segle XXI en la qual tot...
2022-11-0728 min
CCCC PodcastEp 12 | MalvidentsTertúlies i visites malvidents són dos propostes del projecte, Equip interdisciplinari d'assajos malvidents, de Laura Arensburg, artista seleccionada en la convocatòria d'Estètiques Transversals / Immunitat Comunitat, d'Idensitat, amb el Consorci de Museus de la Comunitat Valenciana. Aquestes accions van dirigides a construir espais propis per a les persones que tenen condicions especials de visió i obrir un diàleg amb totes aquelles que vulguen tindre l'experiència del sentit de la vista tal i com ho perceben els malvidents.
Les tertúlies i les visites guiades al museu ens fan qüestionar el sistema en què vivim i analitza...
2022-10-1722 min
CCCC PodcastEp 11 | Màster PermeaEl Programa Experimental en Mediació i Educació a través de l'Art, Permea, és una proposta de formació que aborda de manera holística i experimental els sabers involucrats en la creació de projectes de mediació artística, tant en els espais institucionals de l'art i l'educació com en altres contextos socials, des d'una perspectiva crítica, generadora i empoderadora.
El Consorci de Museus de la Comunitat Valenciana (CMCV), juntament amb la Universitat de València, posa en marxa la cinquena edició Permea com a títol propi, únic i singular de màster universitari. Coneixem com funciona, des del cor del Centre d...
2022-10-0319 min
CCCC PodcastEp 10 | Dones Artistes RuralsConeixem el programa DAR, Dones Artistes Rurals, que impulsa el Consorci de Museus des del Centre del Carme i que vol potenciar l’empoderament de les dones que viuen en un medi rural o en zones perifèriques.
En la primera edició es va treballar amb una quinzena d’artistes de la Mancomunidad La Serranía. Escoltem els testimonis d’algunes d’elles amb el projecte Corral Art desenvolupat en construccions de pedra seca. També sentim els paisatges sonors del camp, les cançons populars de la comarca o la memòria oral dels seus habitants.
En la segona edició, el projecte tre...
2022-09-1929 min
CCCC PodcastEp 09 | Històries de superacióEn la nostra història recent són significatius els moviments ciutadans que han aconseguit frenar certs abusos de poder millorant la qualitat de vida de la societat. El Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània és l'altaveu que difon la realitat de l'associacionisme valencià amb l'art com a via d'expressió col·lectiva. 'Històries de superació II' és una mostra que, a través de la il·lustració de còmics, reuneix els testimonis de persones anònimes que treballen pel bé comú. Té el seu origen en un llibre de l'any 2021 amb les obres de joves artistes, participants en el Taller del Còmi...
2022-09-0430 min
CCCC PodcastEp 08 | Escolta ProfundaSom al claustre renaixentista del Centre del Carme, en un dilluns qualsevol, en el que el museu està tancat. Tot i que este no obri al públic l'activitat segueix i l'equip professional del centre sempre està en marxa.
Des de els claustres escoltem anar i venir d'operaris, treballadors i maquinària preparant la propera exposició que obrirà al públic. De la mateixa manera que com cada dilluns el museu encara batega de portes endins, nosaltres en este pòdcast seguim oferim contingut tot i l'estiu que tenim al damunt. En este episodi us oferim una experiència diferent centrada...
2022-08-2124 min
CCCC PodcastEp 07 | Cinema al MuseuSi el cine respira a 24 imatges per segon, el Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània de València realitza un engrescador recorregut per Europa projectant 24 pel·lícules durant les peresoses nits d’agost.
De què riem a Europa? És la pregunta que planteja el programador del cicle, Daniel Gascó. A través del sentit de l’humor establim connexions amb Alemanya, Itàlia, França, Finlàndia o Ucraïna. La comèdia és l’excusa per a pronunciar veritats, fer crítica o rescatar personatges marginals.
A propòsit del cicle de comèdia europea al CCCC, analitzem el diàleg que el museu...
2022-08-0829 min
MamboEl final de todos los agostosVALÈNCIA. Empieza agosto y con él las merecidas vacaciones que todos ansiamos. Sin embargo, estar de vacaciones no significa que no tengamos planes. Precisamente por ello, en esta edición especial de Mambo que cierra la temporada, hemos decidido ofreceros una agenda mensual con más de treinta y una opciones hedonistas, sugerencias de diversa índole y planes de lo más variopintos. En mi caso concreto tengo un excel colaborativo donde apuntamos todas las cosas que nos gustaría hacer este verano: desde montar un cine de verano, un club de lectura, realizar una cata de vinos o prepa...
2022-07-2900 min
CCCC PodcastEp 06 | Belleses MenudesRespectem i admirem les xicotetes belleses que es justifiquen per elles mateixes i passen desapercebudes. El plaer d’olorar una taronja i desembolcallar-la del seu paper de seda que conté un disseny exquisit. Sentir el cant d’algun pardalet que pot ser portador d’algun missatge; Saber valorar els dissenys confortables dels mobles...
En l’episodi 6 de CCCC Podcast observem les belleses menudes que envolten les nostres vides visitant l’exposició, ‘Nude Generation. 20 Years’, que celebra les dos dècadas d’existència del saló del moble per excel·lència, i que potencia el planter de talent emergent al nostre país i fa de pon...
2022-07-2519 min
CCCC PodcastEp 05 | Art ContemporaniL'exposició, Art Contemporani de la Generalitat Valenciana V, reuneix les 19 obres d'art adquirides per la Conselleria de Cultura en 2021. Es tracta de la cinquena campanya d'aquesta iniciativa nascuda en 2017 amb el propòsit d'impulsar el sector artístic valencià.
En cinc anys s'han comprat 129 obres, amb les quals, la col·lecció va agafant forma i guanyant identitat. La mostra ofereix una visió intergeneracional, presència equilibrada de dones i homes, diversitat comarcal i variació de tècniques artístiques actuals. 19 propostes de pintura, escultura, aquarel·la, dibuix, fotografia, vídeo i instal·lacions que evidencien la riquesa de registres amb què els artist...
2022-07-1130 min
CCCC PodcastEp 04 | La salut mental de la joventut valencianaCom a conseqüència de la pandèmia, la salut mental s’ha posat en el punt de mira. S’han visibilitat problemes que ja hi existien i que, potser, estaven soterrats; s’ha incrementat el nombre de persones amb problemes de salut mental degut a l’aïllament social o a problemes econòmics; ha augmentat la presència d’aquesta temàtica en els mitjans de comunicació i ha impactat en les agendes polítiques.
Les persones joves, especialment, estan sentint els efectes d’aquest temps pandèmic a tots el nivells: educatiu, laboral, econòmic, social i sanitari. El Consell Va...
2022-06-2730 min
CCCC PodcastEp 03 | SonorasLa IV edició de SONORAS ha reunit al Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània a compositores i creadores que estan a la avantguarda de l’experimentació sonora i visual, proposant formats inusuals que unixen la part lúdica, el vessant estètic i la reivindicació política.
Suzanne Ciani, Nad Spiro, Marta Hammond, Bromo (Paloma Peñarrubia i Azael Ferrer), She Knows (Teresa Tomás i Marcel Dadalto) i Awkward Moment (Mimi Xu i Gillian Maguire) juntament amb Rosa Pérez, dj i directora del programa de Radio 3, Fluido Rosa, protagonitzen el contingut sonor del tercer episodi de CCCC Podcast. Les artistes...
2022-06-1334 min
MamboMambo: Caliente caliente eh-ohVALÈNCIA. Tras todo el revuelo del Valencia Culinary Festival, pensábamos que el ritmo bajaría. Sin embargo, esta semana viene más caliente que un ensayo de Luna de Miguel. Porque empezará con el corazón encogido, como cuando empieza algo que sabes que va a acabar, pero terminará ardiendo como el asfalto. El lunes se romperá el corazón esmeralda del sueño. Carlo cierra y será la última oportunidad de disfrutar de uno de los últimos hosteleros de raza que quedan en la ciudad. Pero poco a poco recuperaremos el habla, la energía y ese desconsuel...
2022-06-1300 min
CCCC PodcastEp 02 | Emergency On Planet EarthVivim un moment delicat. El planeta terra està sent atacat per l’acció de l’ésser humà des de múltiples fronts. Experts com el meteoròleg Jordi Payà o l’ambientòleg Andreu Escrivà ens aporten informacions valuoses. El medi ambient es troba en perill per diverses amenaces que afecten als ecosistemes i a la humanitat. Artistes de tot el planeta observen els diferents desastres mediambientals i volen dir la seua. Ens preguntem, quin paper té la creació artística com a ferramenta de conscienciació?
Molts creadors urbans estan escampant el seu missatge de canvi urgent arreu del món, i el Centre del C...
2022-05-3033 min
CCCC PodcastEp 01 | Els MuseusEstrenem CCCC Podcast el Dia Internacional dels Museus, el 17 de maig de 2022. Els vint episodis previstos arranquen amb una narració sobre el poder dels museus en el segle XXI.
Hi participen alguns dels assagistes del llibre 'Innovació des del Museu. Assajos sobre emergència cultural' i els seus coordinadors, la crítica d'art, Marisol Salanova i José Luis Pérez Pont, director del CCCC i gerent del Consorci de Museus que dona la benvinguda a aquesta iniciativa sonora que acostarà les exposicions i les diverses activitats del Centre del Carme a la ciutadania.
També coneixerem, a través d'una simfonia sonora, c...
2022-05-1623 min
MamboLos reyes del mamboVALÈNCIA. Tras un inicio de mes un tanto caótico, con esas lluvias torrenciales tan descontroladas como exuberantes, poco a poco nos adentramos en ese momento mágico del año que terminará con el solsticio de verano. No hay mejor momento para disfrutar de la ciudad que entre mayo y junio. La luz es preciosa, el clima es templado y la noche invita a dar largos paseos o a inundar las terrazas. València vuelve a vibrar con un sinfín de eventos, exposiciones, foros, conciertos… en definitiva: València se inunda de mambo. Y como esto va de ser...
2022-05-0900 min
MamboMambo: El mes de las floresVALÈNCIA. Tras dos lunes festivos vuelve el Mambo a la ciudad. Y es una pena porque durante estas semanas se nos han pasado dos de mis citas anuales favoritas del año: el día del libro y el de la madre. Dos días en los que regalo lo mismo: libros y flores. Precisamente estamos en mayo, el mes de las flores. Sin embargo, seguiremos con alguna rémora de abril: hay feria del libro en los Jardines de Viveros. También hay fiesta del cine, alguna exposición y jornadas gastronómicas. Entre medias comeremos y beberemo...
2022-05-0200 min