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Roadside NotesKindness Costs Nothing | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep42It wasn't a remarkable morning. Coffee. A window seat. The kind of quiet that settles in before the day gets loud. I wasn't looking for anything. I was just there. That's when they pulled in. An older car moving carefully into the handicap space. And then everything slowed down.He was old. Fragile in the way that men who were once very strong sometimes become. Getting out of that car took everything he had. When he finally stood, he straightened up and adjusted his sweater the way a marine adjusts his dress uniform. Like it mattered. Like...
2026-06-2505 min
Roadside NotesGrace Takes the Detour | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep41I wanted the straight shot. Efficient. The kind of drive that gets you somewhere without asking much of you along the way. But I missed the ramp on I-40 just out of Kingman. No signal, no GPS worth trusting, just heat waves and a frontage road that hadn't seen a map update since the Eisenhower administration. That's when I saw him. A kid sitting on the hood of a busted car, flipping a coin like he was in quiet conversation with the universe.He wasn't flagging anyone down. He wasn't panicking. He was just waiting. And when...
2026-06-1805 min
Roadside NotesKindness Is Not Always Reactive | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep40It wasn't a remarkable day. Just the road and a reason to stop. A handwritten sign in a diner pie case. Buy one, get one. Nothing spiritual about it. Just a bakery that made a little too much and a diner trying to move it before closing. But somewhere between the first cup of coffee and the second, something shifted quietly. And a few miles down the road, a man standing on a corner with a handwritten sign that said Hungry got a piece of pie he wasn't expecting.Kindness is not always reactive. Sometimes the decision...
2026-06-1105 min
Roadside NotesCoffee Came Back | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep39I was sitting at a Route 66 diner not long ago, hands wrapped around a cup of coffee, watching the quiet rhythm of the morning unfold. The kind of place where the plates clink softly, the coffee keeps coming, and nobody's in too much of a hurry. Then something small broke the pattern in the best possible way.The waitress poured a little more coffee, paused, and said she wanted to cover mine. Not because of anything big. Just because she'd noticed. And in that one quiet moment at a diner counter, something came back around that I...
2026-06-0404 min
Roadside NotesOne More Day | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep38There's a quiet truth that lives on both sides of the same coin. Every morning is one more day. And every morning is one less day. Most of us live on one side of that and never think much about the other. This week's Roadside Notes sits with both at the same time.One More Day isn't meant to frighten you. It's meant to wake you up. When you understand both sides of that truth, the ordinary moments of life begin to shine a little brighter. Today is one more chance to show kindness, repair something broken...
2026-05-2805 min
Cinema SpectatorDeathtrap (1982)Continuing our series on the films of Sidney Lumet, we take a look at Deathtrap (1982). Based on Ira Levin’s hit stage play, the film follows a struggling playwright who becomes obsessed with a script written by one of his students. What follows is a series of twists, double-crosses, and surprises that make Deathtrap feel remarkably modern for a thriller of its era. Anchored by strong performances from Michael Caine and Christopher Reeve, the film keeps finding new ways to pull the rug out from under its audience. Enjoy our discussion of one of Lumet’s most unique and ente...
2026-05-261h 08
Roadside NotesGrief Is the Echo of Love | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep37Most of us have sat across from someone who was carrying grief and didn't know what to say. This episode begins at a diner counter with a man who'd lost his wife the previous winter and said something that stopped the morning cold. "Everyone keeps telling me the grief will pass. I'm not sure I want it to." That one sentence opens a quiet conversation about what grief actually is and why we've been thinking about it wrong.Grief isn't a problem to be solved or a phase to push through. It's the echo of a love...
2026-05-2104 min
Roadside NotesDon't Be The First To Let Go | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep36There is a quiet idea behind the way some character performers at Disney parks approach a child's hug. They don't end it. The child decides when it's over. Whether it's official policy or simply something passed along doesn't matter much. What matters is the heart behind it. You never know how much that child might need that hug.This week's Roadside Notes entry explores what happens when we stop rushing kindness. The world moves fast, and most of us have learned to keep pace with it. Conversations get shortened. Encouragement turns into quick advice. Presence gets replaced...
2026-05-1405 min
Roadside NotesDo Not Grow Weary | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep35There's a kind of tiredness that doesn't come from lack of sleep. It comes from planting without seeing anything come up. From doing good work quietly and wondering if it's landing anywhere. From showing up day after day in a season that doesn't seem to be turning yet. That's what this entry is about.A conversation in a Route 66 diner with an old farmer who'd been planting longer than he'd been harvesting said something that stayed with me. He wasn't discouraged. He wasn't measuring. He was simply doing what the season called for. Paul said the same...
2026-05-0705 min
Roadside NotesCenter of Attention Without Being Seen | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep34There is a line Christopher uses with couples when he is deciding whether he is the right officiant for their wedding. He tells them he has the toughest job of anyone in the room. He has to be the center of attention without being seen, and he has to do all the talking without being heard. It gets a laugh. But he means every word.This entry sits with that idea alongside Matthew 6, the passage that doesn't condemn giving but questions the audience. It asks an honest question: when we share stories of kindness, when we encourage...
2026-04-3006 minRoadside NotesGratitude Reciprocates | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep33Most of the time you leave something kind and you never hear what happened next. A note tucked under a sugar dispenser. A tip that was a little more than usual. A quiet prayer in a cracked asphalt parking lot. You walk away and the story moves without you. That is the way it is supposed to work.This week's entry from the Roadside Notes journal is about a moment I didn't expect. A waitress on Route 66 who recognized me. A note she almost threw away. And a battery that got paid for by grace she couldn't...
2026-04-2304 min
Roadside NotesSpring Is Coming I Can Feel It | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep32It started at a cold cement table outside a Dunkin' with a cup of familiar coffee and a head full of heavy things. Bills. Health. The state of the world. The kind of weight that settles in when you sit alone with it long enough. But instead of asking God to fix everything on that list, Christopher bowed his head just to say thank You. Simple. Quiet. No agenda.When he lifted his head, someone was sitting a few feet away. A man with a worn-haired dog named Pete and a smile that didn't ask for anything...
2026-04-1605 min
Roadside NotesBecause He Knew I Didn't | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep31There is a kind of loud that is not confidence. It is defense. Most of us have heard it. Some of us have been it. A man at a diner counter talking about bad breaks and wrong people and what he would do if life would just give him a clean shot. And somewhere in the listening, something familiar starts to stir.This entry is not about that man. It is about what happens when someone sees through the noise to what is underneath. When grace shows up not because we earned it or asked for it...
2026-04-0905 minCinema SpectatorProject Hail Mary (2026) and Alpha (2025)Sorry for being a bit late this week! Cameron and Juzo discuss some of the more recent films we watched in theaters including the smash hit Project Hail Mary (2026) directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. This lighthearted space odyssey is certainly a crowd-pleasing success and we discuss some of its positives and negatives.
We also talk about a movie that is much less crowd-pleasing: Alpha (2025) directed by Julia Ducournau. While it certainly has some interesting ideas, this film has largely fallen flat with audiences since it was panned at the Cannes Film Festival. Does it hold...
2026-04-032h 07
Roadside NotesYour Own Devotional | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep30It wasn't a strategy or a brand plan. It was a sentence spoken in the front seat of a car on a desert freeway, creosote bloom drifting through a cracked window. Mary said it simply and it landed deeper than any metric ever could. "It's your own devotional and you're just sharing it with others."This week's Roadside Notes is about what happens when someone else names the calling before you do. It's about faith worked out in ordinary places, not on stages or in polished presentations, but in booths, in cars, and on long stretches of...
2026-04-0205 min
Roadside NotesThe Power Of Listening | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep29Maybe someone near you is carrying a story they don’t plan to share. Maybe they’re waiting for a reason to speak, or a signal that it’s safe to be heard. In a world that moves fast and talks louder, listening has quietly become one of the most powerful things we can offer.The Power Of Listening reflects on the courage it takes to slow down, stay present, and create space for another person to matter. You don’t need perfect words. You don’t need a solution. You just need to be there long enough for...
2026-03-2605 min
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Roadside NotesWhat God Hands You | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep28The road has a way of handing us things we didn’t plan for. Some arrive wrapped in joy. Others come disguised as inconvenience, uncertainty, or responsibility we weren’t expecting to carry. But over time, the miles teach a quiet truth: what God places in our hands is rarely accidental.What God Hands You reflects on the choices we face when life places something unexpected before us. We can resist it, question it, or learn to hold it with faith and humility. Often the very thing we hesitate to accept becomes the place where purpose quietly begi...
2026-03-1905 min
Roadside NotesSeeing Past The Look | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep27First impressions come quickly. A glance across a room, a look exchanged in passing, a quiet assumption forming before a single word is spoken. But every once in a while the road invites us to slow down and look again.Seeing Past The Look reflects on the difference between what we see on the surface and the deeper story that often hides just beneath it. Compassion begins when we pause long enough to remember that every face carries a life we cannot fully see. When we choose curiosity instead of judgment, kindness finds room to move, and...
2026-03-1205 min
Roadside NotesDropping The Stone | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep26Judgment can feel easy in a noisy world. It slips into conversations, rides along with assumptions, and gathers weight before we even realize we’re carrying it. But every once in a while the road offers a quieter invitation: to loosen our grip, step back, and choose grace instead.Dropping The Stone is a reflection on mercy, humility, and the quiet courage it takes to let go of condemnation. Instead of joining the chorus of criticism, this story invites us to pause long enough to remember that every life carries a story we can’t fully see. Some...
2026-03-0505 min
Roadside NotesRule 66 Kindness | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep25What would it look like if kindness stopped riding in the passenger seat and started taking the wheel? This reflection imagines a year shaped not by louder opinions or sharper edges, but by deliberate compassion. Not fixing everything. Not solving every argument. Simply responding when something is within reach.Rule 66 Kindness is about treating kindness as active, not optional. Leaving people better than you found them. Feeding when you can. Staying when it would be easier to leave. Helping without first checking for agreement. It doesn’t promise easy answers, but it does offer a better direction. In...
2026-02-2604 min
Roadside NotesThe Coffee That Changed Nothing and Everything | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep24A simple breakfast. Pancakes ordered with quiet relief. An older man sipping tea, content in a way money can’t explain. No speeches. No spotlight. Just a small act of kindness passed quietly across a diner table.The Coffee That Changed Nothing and Everything reflects on how ordinary generosity shifts the atmosphere of a room and the posture of a heart. What looks like “nothing” on the surface can realign something deeper within us. Kindness rarely begins with us, but it absolutely continues because of us. This story is about grateful heart giving, about the subtle way grace...
2026-02-1905 min
What's The Reason For This PodcastWhat's The Reason For This Podcast - Wyatt Ellis & Christopher Henry - West Dakota Rose🎧 This week on What’s the Reason for This?, Kodi sits down with Christopher Henry (Ol’ Clunky) and bluegrass phenom Wyatt Ellis to celebrate something truly special, the release of Wyatt’s brand-new recording of “West Dakota Rose”… and the official music video dropping on YouTube the very same day this episode airs. 🌹🎻🔥 Huge shout out to Joseph Cash (Yes, that’s Johnny’s grandson) of Weeping Willow Productions in producing this amazing video. 🎥🐎🧭🥀Check it out here: https://youtu.be/mUHbBEedWagFor years, West Dakota Rose has taken on a life of its own, from Billy Strings performi...
2026-02-1945 min
Roadside NotesToday Is Your Chance To Do Better | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep23Sometimes the road asks us to be brave. Other times it asks us to be honest. And every now and then, it asks us to begin again. This reflection sits in that quiet space between yesterday and tomorrow, where nothing is fixed all at once, but something new can begin.Today Is Your Chance To Do Better is about offering God the pieces instead of pretending they’re already whole. It’s a reminder that grace works patiently, shaping what feels worn out into something usable again. You don’t have to fix everything. You don’t have to...
2026-02-1204 min
Roadside NotesWhen Kindness Takes The Wheel | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep22Kindness takes the wheel in ways most people never notice. What looks simple on the surface can unsettle those who have forgotten how heavy life can feel for someone else. Some misunderstand kindness. Some mock it. Some mistake it for weakness. But this reflection tells a different story, one learned slowly, over long miles and quiet moments.Drawing from a mother’s wisdom, diner counter conversations, and an unnoticed act of generosity along Route 66, this story explores kindness as a form of courage, softness with strength behind it. No applause. No cameras. Just the kind of compassion th...
2026-02-0505 min2026-02-0441 min
Roadside NotesI See You and Thank You | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep21We don’t always get to stand on mountaintops and shout about heroes. The world rarely pauses to notice the small acts that quietly hold it together. But this reflection does. It’s a thank-you to the gentle, steady souls whose love shows up without applause, wrapped in kindness and offered without expectation.I See You and Thank You honors the quiet givers, the ones who sew, cook, share, and stop for strangers. It’s a reminder that love doesn’t always arrive with trumpets or miracles. Sometimes it comes as a handmade bag, a half-burger, or a soft w...
2026-01-2905 min
Roadside NotesFeed Somebody | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep20Feed Somebody is not charity from on high. It’s recognition. A brother. A sister. A mirror. Every sandwich, every grocery drop-off, every spare-dollar coffee handed to someone shivering on a curb is the gospel with its sleeves rolled up. You don’t need perfect answers. You need a willing heart, a shopping basket, and the courage to stop.This reflection invites us to rethink what helping really looks like. Feeding isn’t always dramatic. It’s ordinary. It’s practical. It’s paying attention. Hunger takes many forms, and love still meets it in everyday ways, through food...
2026-01-2205 min
Breaking WallsBW - EP112: Drama At NBC (1949 - 1950) [Rewind]This episode was originally released on 2/1/2021. While new episodes of Breaking Walls are on hiatus I'll be going back and posting the older episodes.
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In Breaking Walls episode 112, we finish our five-part mini-series by examining NBC’s business and programming during the 1949-50 radio season in the wake of the CBS talent raids by examining the steps NBC took to regain their footing as the television era began.
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Highlights:
• Garroway
• Frank Sinatra’s Tailspin
• Monday Night of Music
• Ivy College and their Hallowed Halls
• Christopher London vs. Jack Benny
• Randy Stone Prowls Chicago’s Night
• Dimension X and Arnold Moss
• Cloak and Dagger
• Vincent Price and Simon...
2026-01-212h 38
Roadside NotesFinding Common Ground | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep19Finding common ground used to feel simple. A handshake. A neighborly wave. A shared laugh over burnt toast in a diner booth. Lately, it feels harder. Conversations carry tension. Quiet places aren’t quiet anymore. Screens shout from every corner, pulling us left and right while most of us sit somewhere in between, just trying to finish our coffee.This reflection looks at what it means to seek common ground in a divided world. Not by winning arguments or raising our voices, but by choosing presence, listening, and remembering our shared humanity. It’s about slowing down long...
2026-01-1506 min
Roadside NotesStrength To Endure | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep18The strength to endure a difficult life is not usually what we ask for at the beginning. Most of us pray for relief, for answers, for the hard parts to be taken away. I know I have. I have asked God to smooth the road, to fix what hurts, to rewind the clock to before everything cracked open and spilled into places I was not ready to face.Over time, I have learned that endurance is a different kind of gift. This reflection explores the quiet strength that forms when life does not get easier, but we...
2026-01-0804 minCinema SpectatorUpcoming 2026 Movies, Isaac & Juzo Holiday Catch UpIsaac and Juzo ARE BACK in 2026 with a movie preview! Learn about the upcoming film releases and hear Isaac and Juzo discuss the movies they watched over the break. Juzo compiled a list of films coming out and box office movies discussed in the episode below. We don't touch on all of them, but we thought it would be a great list for our audience to reference.
2026 Anticipated List
Disclosure Day (Steven Spielberg)
The Odyssey (Christopher Nolan)
Ray Gunn (Brad Bird)
Wild Horse Nine (Martin McDonagh)
The W...
2026-01-072h 24
Roadside NotesRule 66 | Kindness Born of a Mother’s Love | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep17Rule 66 never began as a campaign or a slogan. It began at a kitchen table that smelled like percolated coffee, ground by hand in a bright red grinder, where my mother quietly taught me how to live. That table became my first classroom, where I learned how to treat people, when to hold my tongue, and how to lead with grace even when life was messy.This reflection looks back at the woman who shaped the road I’m still traveling. Though she’s been gone more than forty years, her words still echo, reminding me to paus...
2026-01-0106 min
Roadside NotesLove Came Quietly | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep16Love came quietly that night, without fanfare or bright lights. Not through a throne or a trumpet, but through a manger that smelled of hay and hope. This Christmas reflection returns to the humility of God’s arrival, reminding us that heaven chose the ordinary, the lowly, and the quiet as its doorway into the world.Two thousand years later, love still arrives the same way. Not in headlines or spectacle, but in kitchens where meals are shared, church halls where strangers gather around a table, and small acts of kindness offered without applause. This story reflects on...
2025-12-2504 min
Roadside NotesSharing Your Story of Faith | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep15Sharing your story of faith changes you too. When you speak what God has done, you hear it again with your own ears. Memory turns into gratitude, gratitude into courage, and courage into another mile you are willing to walk. This week’s reflection explores why faith stories are not about impressing, explaining, or forcing conclusions. They are about witnessing what is real and trusting that God was faithful, even when understanding came later.This story reflects on the quiet responsibility that comes with sharing and receiving sacred stories. Ask more than you answer. Guard what is en...
2025-12-1807 min
Roadside NotesHeal | Grace on the Move | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep14Healing rarely arrives all at once. Most days it moves slow, mile by mile, while you live your ordinary life. This week’s reflection is Part Two of the three part series “Living the Mission Statement,” a look at what it means to live the words God handed me: drive, heal, and tell others what He has done.Grace on the move is quiet and steady. It shows up while you drive, while you work, while you sort through the pieces you wish you could rush. The desert doesn’t hurry its blooming and the rain doesn’t rush its...
2025-12-1105 min
Roadside NotesDrive - Faith In Motion | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep13Faith in motion begins in the quiet before dawn when the world feels half asleep and the road waits without answers. This reflection is part one of a three-part Thanksgiving series called “Living the Mission Statement,” three stories exploring what it means to live the message God handed me: “Drive, heal, and tell others what I’ve done for you.”In Part One: Drive, I talk about what faith actually feels like on the road. Not a finish line, not a medal, but a lane. A place to stay steady. A place to move forward even when the map is...
2025-12-0406 min
Roadside NotesThanksgiving Dinner On The Road, Pie For Strangers | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep12This Roadside Notes episode tells the story of a Thanksgiving spent on Route 66, in a small Flagstaff café running on the last scoops of stuffing and the final crumbs of pie. What began as a simple dinner on the road became a moment of unexpected grace when four strangers shared dessert and found themselves connected by more than a holiday.In a room full of travelers — truck drivers, young couples, families far from home — Mary noticed an older couple quietly grieving the loss of their holiday tradition. One generous gesture turned into two, and soon four slices of pi...
2025-11-2706 min2025-11-2447 min
Roadside NotesFaith and Good Courage Mission Statement | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep11This week’s Roadside Notes steps back from the noise, slows the pace, and puts both hands on the heart of the Faith and Good Courage project. In this Journal reading, Christopher Tuttle shares the Mission Statement that guides every story, every episode, and every moment of grace found along the road.It is a promise rooted in kindness, courage, spiritual honesty, and the simple belief that even in hard seasons, hope is never far from reach.📖 Read the full Journal entry: https://faithandgoodcourage.com/2025/11/20/the-mission-statement/Watch the YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/y9hDZ...
2025-11-2005 min
Roadside NotesHealing Old Wounds in a Chaotic Present | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep10📖 Read the full Journal entry:https://faithandgoodcourage.com/2025/09/24/healing-old-wounds/🎙️ Roadside Notes is a reading series from the Faith and Good Courage Journal — stories of grace, grit, and second chances written and read by Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain.In this episode, Christopher revisits a journal entry about the kind of pain that doesn’t stay neatly in the past. You know the kind — the wounds that flare up when life gets loud, when stress hits hard, when the world feels a little too chaotic for its own good.He opens the door to what h...
2025-11-1605 min
Red HerringsThe Terrible TuttlesWelcome to Red Herrings! Have you heard of The Terrible Tuttles? This week Brittany tells us the story of an early colonial family, The Tuttles, in 1700s America. Hosted by: Brittany Warren & Joccoaa Gray Sound Engineer & Co-host: Christopher BrownThank you so much to our audio engineer Tim Lozinski for making sure we sound good in your ears every week!If you would like to get in touch, please contact us at redherringspod@gmail.com.Sources:“The Bizarre Tuttle Family” by Laurie SanfordThe Notorious Elizabeth Tuttle: Marriag...
2025-11-141h 00
Roadside NotesStaying True At The Bottom – Quiet Strength | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep09Faith and Good Courage – Roadside Notes Journal ReadingEpisode Title: Staying True At The Bottom – Quiet StrengthAuthor/Narrator: Christopher TuttleSometimes the lowest places become the clearest ones.This story is about the kind of strength that does not shout, does not show off, and does not need applause. It’s about learning to stay steady when you hit the bottom — not because you failed, but because the ground simply dropped out from under you.Quiet strength isn’t glamorous. It shows up when the crowd disappears. It steadies y...
2025-11-1304 min
Roadside NotesI Don’t Care (And That’s the Point) | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading | Ep08Faith and Good Courage – Roadside Notes Journal ReadingEpisode Title: I Don’t Care (And That’s the Point)Date: September 18, 2025Author/Narrator: Christopher TuttleOn the road to healing, there comes a day when you finally stop apologizing for being real. This story isn’t about indifference; it’s about release — about learning the difference between what deserves your energy and what just drains it.“I don’t care” doesn’t mean giving up. It means setting down the performance, the people-pleasing, and the endless need to be understood by everyo...
2025-11-1005 min
Roadside NotesFacing the Storm - The Buffalo Lesson | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal ReadingFacing the Storm | The Buffalo Lesson — a Roadside Notes reading from the Faith and Good Courage Journal.The sky darkened. The road narrowed. Somewhere in the heart of western Arizona’s prairie, a herd of buffalo stood their ground while the winds rose around them. When life sends storms, it’s not always about outrunning the weather — sometimes it’s about planting your feet and facing it together.In this episode, Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, visits these silent sentinels on Route 66 and hears what they have to say about community, courage, and staying put when every...
2025-11-0605 min
Roadside NotesStaying Neutral in Politics | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal ReadingStaying Neutral in Politics — a Roadside Notes story from the Faith and Good Courage Journal.Somewhere between headlines and highways, there’s a middle lane that rarely makes the news — where people choose listening over shouting, compassion over certainty, and grace over being right.In this reflection, Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares a story from the road about staying grounded when the world pulls hard toward extremes. Sometimes neutrality isn’t weakness; it’s strength under control. The goal isn’t to take a side — it’s to take a breath.🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts o...
2025-11-0304 min
Roadside NotesUpright Mobile and Blessed | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading“Upright Mobile and Blessed” — a new Roadside Notes story from the Faith and Good Courage Journal.This one’s about what happens when your plans stall out and you’re reminded that being upright, mobile, and breathing might just be enough blessing for one day. It’s a story about surrender and small mercies found in the pauses, told from the road where the dust never quite settles and hope still catches a ride.Filmed along historic Route 66 through Western Arizona,East of Oatman, Sitgreaves Pass, and Kingman, this Roadside Notes reflection reminds us that the road its...
2025-10-3005 min
Roadside NotesChange The Tire | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal ReadingSomewhere on Route 66, the horizon kept running away from me — until I found a young family stranded with a flat. What started as a quick roadside fix turned into something much deeper: shared stories, a shy little girl, and one unexpected word that hit home — “Papa.”In this episode of Roadside Notes, a Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading, The Route 66 Chaplain reflects on how the smallest gestures — a jack, a story, a hug — can turn inconvenience into grace.🛞 Because sometimes the miracle isn’t the fix, it’s the stopping.🎧 Listen to more at roadsidenotes...
2025-10-2705 min
Roadside NotesBeing Seen and Heard | Roadside Notes — A Faith and Good Courage Journal ReadingIn “Being Seen and Heard,” Christopher shares a quiet moment in a lab chair that turns into a lesson about calling, humility, and the sacred work of listening. A traveling phlebotomist—“a floater”—meets a floating chaplain, and together they remind us most people aren’t hunting for fixes; they’re longing to be seen and truly heard. Sometimes the gospel fits on a Post-it, and sometimes grace just needs a willing messenger. Recorded on the road in Western Arizona.
2025-10-2305 min
Roadside NotesFaith and Money | Roadside Notes – A Faith and Good Courage Journal ReadingWelcome to the premiere episode of Roadside Notes, a Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading by Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain.In this first episode, “Faith and Money,” Christopher shares the story behind why Roadside Notes exists — an honest reflection on calling, purpose, and learning to serve where you are.Recorded along Route 66 in Western Arizona, this episode combines storytelling, spiritual reflection, and gentle music underscoring to create a few quiet miles of grace.🎧 Roadside Notes brings the written words of the Faith and Good Courage Journal to life — short, soulful readings for travelers...
2025-10-2208 min
Faith And Good Courage PodcastFaith and Good Courage – The Call | S1E8The prayer you’ve been hearing all along finally comes into focus. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:The Journal in the GloveboxThe Man at the Motel DeskThe Prayer Spoken at the Bus StationTogether, they form The Call — the same benediction spoken to travelers, wanderers, and dreamers since the beginning: “Give us faith to go out with good courage…”👉 Fuel, coffee, and kindness keep this ride going. Support the journey: https://venmo.com/faithandgoodcourage 🌐 More at: https://faithandgoodcourage.com
2025-10-1907 min
Roadside NotesWhat Is Roadside NotesWelcome to Roadside Notes, a Faith and Good Courage Journal Reading.You’ve read the Journal — now you can listen on the road.Each episode of Roadside Notes brings the written stories of the Faith and Good Courage Journal to life, recorded by Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, and filmed along Route 66 in Western Arizona — from Topock and Oatman through Sitgreaves Pass and Kingman.These are short, soulful reflections for travelers, seekers, and anyone who could use a few quiet miles of grace....
2025-10-1701 min
Faith And Good Courage PodcastFaith and Good Courage – When the Road Led Back | S1E7 Description:Not every journey goes forward. Some loop. Some pull you back to places you thought you left behind. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:The Man Who Came Back to Mend a FenceThe Woman Who Reopened Her Grandmother’s StoreThe Kid Who Ran, Then Returned to Say Thank YouSometimes the hardest road to take is the one that leads home again.👉 Fuel, coffee, and kindness keep this ride going. Support the journey: https://venmo.com/faithandgoodcourage 🌐 More at: https://faithandgoodcourage.com
2025-10-1205 min
Faith And Good Courage PodcastFaith and Good Courage – The Pancake Gospel | S1E6If you really want to know someone’s soul, watch how they act over breakfast. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:The Truck Driver and the Broken YolkThe Old Couple Who Shared Their SyrupThe Woman with the Waffle and the Prayer ListSometimes grace tastes like coffee, toast, and kindness quietly passed across the table.👉 Fuel, coffee, and kindness keep this ride going. Support the journey: https://venmo.com/faithandgoodcourage 🌐 More at: https://faithandgoodcourage.com
2025-10-0505 min
Out of the BoatEp. 122 - God Has Strict Instructions (Solo)1 Chronicles 13:9-11 talks about Uzzah being struck dead by God for trying to stable the ark of the covenant from falling.Bro Cody Marks preaching on Blessed by a Burden: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4398zxik3MgBro Matthew Tuttle preaching on Worship: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpxd6zWJlEA
2025-10-0111 min
Faith And Good Courage PodcastFaith and Good Courage – A Seat by the Window | S1E5Some choose the back. Some sit by the door. But those who sit by the window are often searching for something. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:The Man at the Diner WindowThe Widow on the Afternoon BusThe Girl in the Hospital Waiting RoomEach glimpse reminds us that sometimes sitting by the light is the bravest thing you can do.👉 Fuel, coffee, and kindness keep this ride going. Support the journey: https://venmo.com/faithandgoodcourage 🌐 More at: https://faithandgoodcourage.com
2025-09-2805 min
Spiritual Routes Podcast01 | The Healing Power of Community and Connection with DaniOn today's episode I talk with Dani all about her spiritual journey navigating motherhood, grief, sobriety, and finding and creating community.Gaia Goddess goup:https://www.instagram.com/gaia_goddess_group?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==Books Dani referenced:Magickal MediumshipPartnering with the Ancestors for Healing and Spiritual DevelopmentDanielle Dionne (Author), Christopher Penczak (Foreword byThe Psychic Awakening JournalGuided Pro...
2025-09-2238 min
Faith And Good Courage PodcastFaith and Good Courage – The Man Who Never Left the Bus Station | S1E4A portrait of waiting, loss, and the courage it takes just to keep showing up. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:The Quiet Guy on the BenchThe Girl with the Ticket and Nowhere to GoThe Bus That Didn’t MatterSometimes wisdom isn’t in pulpits or stages — it’s on a bench in Gallup, carried by someone who chooses to stay.👉 Fuel, coffee, and kindness keep this ride going. Support the journey: https://venmo.com/faithandgoodcourage 🌐 More at: https://faithandgoodcourage.com
2025-09-2106 min
Faith And Good Courage PodcastFaith and Good Courage – Coffee at the Edge of Nowhere | S1E3The edge of nowhere isn’t a location — it’s a feeling. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:The Diner With No ClockSaul and the Invisible InkThe Prayer at the Table Behind MeSometimes grace whispers through chipped mugs, folded napkins, and the quiet prayers of strangers.👉 Fuel, coffee, and kindness keep this ride going. Support the journey: https://venmo.com/faithandgoodcourage 🌐 More at: https://faithandgoodcourage.com
2025-09-1406 min
Faith And Good Courage PodcastFaith and Good Courage – Heaven, Westbound | S1E2Somewhere west of memory, the road itself becomes holy — not because of where it leads, but because of who walks it with you. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:The Broken BellThe Woman with the MapThe Roadside AngelEach moment reminds us that Heaven is often closer than we think — sometimes just three miles past giving up.👉 Fuel, coffee, and kindness keep this ride going. Support the journey: https://venmo.com/faithandgoodcourage 🌐 More at: https://faithandgoodcourage.com
2025-09-0705 min
Faith And Good Courage PodcastFaith and Good Courage – The Sacred in the Ordinary | S1E1Season One opens with a reminder that even the in-between moments carry meaning. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares roadside stories where ordinary scenes become sacred.This episode includes:The Mile Marker That Wasn’tThe Man at the Abandoned PumpThe Voice on the WindEach story reminds us that the journey is holy even when it doesn’t make sense yet.👉 Fuel, coffee, and kindness keep this ride going. Support the journey: https://venmo.com/faithandgoodcourage 🌐 More at: https://faithandgoodcourage.com
2025-08-3105 min
Faith And Good Courage PodcastIn Depth: The Faith and Good Courage StoryThis is the story behind the story.The world is tangled, divided, and loud where it doesn’t matter. But there’s still room for grace, story, and hope. In this episode, Christopher Tuttle — The Route 66 Chaplain — shares the journey of how Faith and Good Courage was born.Inside you’ll find the three parts of this work:🎙️ Faith and Good Courage Podcast – storytelling for the spiritually road-weary.🚚 Healing Highway – raw roadside reflections filmed along Route 66.✨ The Sacred Layer – short, soul-centered meditations that go deeper.From his background in radio and TV to the moment Route...
2025-08-2006 min
Faith And Good Courage PodcastWhat Is Faith and Good CourageThere are plenty of podcasts out there: true crime, celebrity interviews, cooking tips, political rants. But what about a place to rest your soul? A space where you don’t have to perform, where you can simply breathe, laugh a little, and feel less alone?That’s what Faith and Good Courage is about. It’s not church. It’s not therapy. It’s not another self-help hustle wrapped in a sales pitch. It’s roadside storytelling — spoken word for the road-weary and the soul-searchers, born out of diners, detours, and the wide shoulders of Route 66.In this shor...
2025-08-1603 min
Faith And Good Courage PodcastWelcome to Faith and Good CourageFaith and Good Courage is a spoken-word podcast for soul-searchers, weary travelers, and anyone standing at life’s crossroads.Hosted by non-denominational chaplain Christopher Tuttle, each episode shares real stories from the road — rooted in Route 66 and wrapped in grace, grit, and quiet wisdom.These aren’t sermons. They’re spiritual postcards from the edge — reflections on healing, resilience, and the miles that shape us.Whether you're tuning in from a diner booth, a back porch, or somewhere between breakdown and breakthrough, this podcast is a companion for your next right step.Find the...
2025-06-2600 minApostolic ContentMatthew Tuttle They Found Me Where My Enemy Left MeTexas District Campmeeting 2022Thursday AM
2025-06-2453 min
MAUVAIS TRAVAILMAUVAIS TRAVAIL Episode 43 - Le Projet Blue Beam, Si sé vré ses gravPour ce dernier épisode de la cinquième saison de Mauvais Travail, Michel Tuttle et Frank Magic s’attaquent au complot qui dépasse tous les complots, celui du Nouvel Ordre Mondial. Un projet de domination à base de super-technologie spectaculaire et de manipulation mentale.- - - - - - - -Musiques libres de droits utilisées pour cet épisode :Gunnar Olsen - Trespass (Générique Mauvais Travail Saisons 3/4/5)Dan Henig - Danger SnowPARTIE...
2025-06-111h 12Apostolic ContentMatthew Tuttle Sour Grapes And Rotting TeethArkansas International Campmeeting May 31st 2025 Saturday PMNorth Little Rock Arkansas
2025-06-0759 min2025-06-0352 min
Breaking WallsBW - EP86: Home For the Holidays—December 1945 On the Air [Rewind]This episode was originally released on 12/1/2018. While new episodes of Breaking Walls are on hiatus I'll be going back and posting the older episodes.
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In Breaking Walls episode 86, we spotlight what was on the air over the US’ major radio networks during December of 1945.
Highlights:
• The First Peacetime Holiday Season in Five Years Begins
• Radio’s Three Main Production Hubs
• Macabees
• Frank Nelson, Lurene Tuttle, and Mandel Kramer
• I Can’t Stand Jack Benny
• Soap Operas and Kid’s Shows
• NBC Dominates Sunday and Tuesday Nights
• Falling Mid-Week Ratings Open the Door for CBS
• Victory Bonds and Bing’s Strike
• Christmas Draws Closer
• Fibbe...
2025-06-012h 58Apostolic ContentMatthew Tuttle Where My Strength Comes FromNew Bethel Campmeeting 2016 Friday PMJayess Mississippi
2025-06-0149 minApostolic ContentMatthew Tuttle Where Did They Come FromArkansas International Campmeeting 2020Tuesday PMNorth Little Rock Arkansas
2025-05-141h 04Apostolic ContentMatthew Tuttle The Battle For WorshipArkansas International Campmeeting 2024Tuesday PMNorth Little Rock Arkansas
2025-05-0758 minCinema SpectatorMission: Impossible - Rogue Nation (2015) and Mission: Impossible - Fallout (2018)Moving on to Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation and Mission Impossible: Fallout, we discuss two of the best in the series and we debate on which one we like better! Isaac has a scalding hot take and we get to duke out our opinions on the first two Christopher McQuarrie Mission movies. Enjoy!
Cinema Spectator is a movie podcast founded by Isaac Ransom and Cameron Tuttle, co-hosted by film expert Juzo Greenwood. The show is executive produced by Darrin O’Neill and recorded & produced in the San Francisco Bay Area, CA. You can support the show at ...
2025-05-061h 42Apostolic ContentMatthew Tuttle The Circle Before The CitySummit 4-4-2025 Friday PMLiberty Lake Washington
2025-04-191h 03Apostolic ContentMatthew Tuttle UnSeen FacesArkansas International Campmeeting 6/7/2022 Tuesday PMFirst Pentecostal Church North Little Rock Arkansas
2025-02-121h 31Apostolic ContentMatthew Tuttle You Can’t Measure A MiracleNorth Little Rock Campmeeting 8-5-14 Tuesday PMFirst Pentecostal Church North Little Rock Arkansas
2025-01-271h 02
The President’s InboxTrump’s National Security Appointees, With Christopher M. Tuttle (Transition 2025, Episode 3)Christopher M. Tuttle, a senior fellow at CFR, sits down with James M. Lindsay to discuss the people that President-Elect Donald Trump has nominated for foreign policy and national security positions. This episode is the third in a special TPI series on the U.S. 2025 presidential transition and is supported by the Carnegie Corporation of New York.
Mentioned on the Episode
“Trump and the Middle East, With Steven A. Cook (Transition 2025, Episode 2),” The President’s Inbox
For an episode transcript and show notes, visit The President’s Inbox at: h...
2024-11-1931 min
Financial Freedom Podcast with Dr. Christopher H. Loo, MD-PhDSponsored Episode (Equity Multiple): Revolutionizing Education for a Free-Minded Generation with Connor Boyack-- 💯💯
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Are schools truly preparing our children for real-world success?
In this thought-provoking episode, Connor Boyack, author and creator of the Tuttle Twins series, shares his mission to empow...
2024-11-0621 min
Financial Freedom Podcast with Dr. Christopher H. Loo, MD-PhD#1269 - Empowering the Next Generation: Financial & Political Freedom Lessons with Connor BoyackIn this episode of the Financial Freedom Podcast, Dr. Christopher Loo interviews Connor Boyack, renowned author of the Tuttle Twins series and a dedicated advocate for freedom and self-directed education. Together, they dive into the state of today’s education system, homeschooling, and the importance of teaching kids about entrepreneurship, economics, and critical thinking. Connor shares insights from his journey as a libertarian and discusses how his books aim to fill the educational gaps by fostering knowledge about money, independence, and political freedom. Discover alternative education paths, learn about empowering children to be thinkers and creators, and explore how to...
2024-10-2719 minApostolic ContentMatthew Tuttle Delivering PraiseNorth Little Rock Campmeeting 2012
First Pentecostal Church Of North Little Rock Arkansas
2024-10-2539 minApostolic ContentMatthew Tuttle KompologyNexus Conference 2024 First Pentecostal Church Of Durham North Carolina Friday PM
2024-10-101h 04
Inside the Musician's BrainEpisode 42: Bronwyn Keith-HynesOn today's episode, Chris is joined by Grammy winner and two-time IBMA fiddle player of the year, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes. Known mainly for her work as a member of Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, Bronwyn is one of the best fiddle players on the acoustic scene. She does an amazing job of taking us inside her learning process, and her strategies for improving. This is really good stuff! Bronwyn also gives an in depth look at her excellent new solo album, 'I Built a World,' which features her as a singer for the first time, as well as her experience p...
2024-06-181h 06
5 Minutes to ChaosEpisode 46 - CISA Emergency Communications Coordinator Chris Tuttle Discusses His Extensive Career, Critical Infrastructure Threats, Comms Programs, and Catastrophic Hurricane Response and RecoveryIntroduction
Chris Tuttle is the Emergency Communications Coordinator for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency for Region 2, which includes the states and territories of New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Since 2010, Chris has supported and promoted the nationwide improvement of emergency communications capabilities, while addressing the complex issues facing the emergency communications ecosystem. Chris continues to build trusted relationships, enhance collaboration, and stimulate the sharing of best practices and information between all levels of government, critical infrastructure owners and operators, and key non-government organizations.
2024-02-291h 11
The Independent Characters | Warhammer 40k PodcastEpisode 233 - The Psychology of Collecting Warhammer 40kEpisode 233 of The Independent Characters takes an in depth look at the psychology behind collecting Warhammer 40k. We are going to explore the benefits and pitfalls of the hobby and take a look at some strategies for not increasing your "closet of opportunity"... unless that makes you happy! To help us with this we are joined for an interview with Christopher Will, a psychologist operating out of Southern California. We didn't realize how long this episode had gotten as we explored this topic - so strap yourselves in for a pretty lengthy 3 hours of awesomeness! ...
2024-02-263h 04The Independent Characters | Warhammer 40k PodcastEpisode 233 - The Psychology of Collecting Warhammer 40kEpisode 233 of The Independent Characters takes an in depth look at the psychology behind collecting Warhammer 40k. We are going to explore the benefits and pitfalls of the hobby and take a look at some strategies for not increasing your "closet of opportunity"... unless that makes you happy! To help us with this we are joined for an interview with Christopher Will, a psychologist operating out of Southern California. We didn't realize how long this episode had gotten as we explored this topic - so strap yourselves in for a pretty lengthy 3 hours of awesomeness! ...
2024-02-263h 04
In Defense of Plants PodcastEp. 446 - Bats: Friends of PlantsBats and plants rely on each other more than we know. From pollination and seed dispersal, to pest control and unexpected relationships, Dr. Merlin Tuttle wants you to know just how important bats are across the globe. Dr. Merlin Tuttle is widely recognized as the godfather of modern bat conservation and is the founder of Merlin Tuttle's Bat Conservation. Join us as we take a dive into the amazing world of bat/plant interactions and learn what you can do to help! This episode was produced in part by NOK, Stephen, Heidi, Kristin, Luke, Sea, Shannon, Thomas, Will, Jamie...
2023-11-0544 min
Accelerando76. Christopher Wilson: Trumpet CareersChristopher is known to the world of trumpet players as a clinician, YouTuber and multi-career classical trumpeter. Today he talks about his passion for teaching young players and sheperding them through the rigorous audition process. The auditions for Military Bands are both special and similar to symphonies. He gets into the particulars about excerpts and we get a picture of life as a Military Musician. He joins trumpeters and buglers across the nation on the Memorial Day Taps Across America, and anyone with a trumpet can do the same. More in the show notes at https://accelerandocast.com/show_notes/
2023-10-2229 min
Strong SongsStrong Covers, Vol. 2Three different artists! Three different covers! Of songs by one beloved band!On the second edition of "Strong Covers," we're digging into covers of three Beatles classics: Earth, Wind & Fire's maximalist remake of "Gotta Get You Into My Life," Ray Charles' saucy reimagining of "Eleanor Rigby," and Bobby McFerrin's delicate recitation of "Blackbird." Come for the English-accented rhyme schemes, stay for the impeccable voice leading.Covered (lol) on this episode:"Gotta Get You Into My Life" by Paul McCartney/Lennon-McCartney, as covered by Earth, Wind & Fire in 1978"Eleanor Rigby" by Paul McCartney/Lennon-McCartney, as c...
2022-02-1155 min
Inside the Musician's BrainEpisode 18: Molly TuttleIt’s time for another episode of Inside The Musicians Brain! In today’s episode, Chris talks with vocalist, banjo player and guitarist Molly Tuttle about her new EP of cover songs titled ...but i’d rather be with you, her process for making this EP as well as her process in general, and Molly shares her journey with alopecia. Molly Tuttle is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who is best known for her work in the bluegrass, folk, and Americana genres.This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever...
2021-06-2252 min
Make Your Pitch" Don't Look for a Venture Capitalist, become one using VC 3.0" Vince Wicker, Patrick Tuttle and Ray Pepito give their Pitch about the coming New World economy built around Block-Chain, Smart Contracts and Crypto Currency.https://make-your-pitch.com
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2021-03-1048 min
The Launch NetworkMIAs1e15 - Christopher Guerrera Talks with Best Selling Author Warren Tuttle Digs into his Book Inventor ConfidentialSend us Fan Mail Warren Tuttle has for many years overseen the Open Innovation product programs for several industry leading companies including Lifetime Brands in the housewares and table top arenas (Farberware, Kitchen Aid and 40 other brands), Techtronics Industries Power Tool Group in the power tool and hardware industries (Ryobi, Rigid, Hart Tools and other brands) and Merchant Media in the Direct Response Television category (Smart Spin, True Touch and other brands).
2021-03-1048 min
Breaking Walls: The Podcast on the History of American Network Radio BroadcastingBW - EP112: Drama At NBC (1949 - 1950)In Breaking Walls episode 112, we finish our five-part mini-series by examining NBC’s business and programming during the 1949-50 radio season in the wake of the CBS talent raids by examining the steps NBC took to regain their footing as the television era began.
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Highlights:
• Garroway
• Frank Sinatra’s Tailspin
• Monday Night of Music
• Ivy College and their Hallowed Halls
• Christopher London vs. Jack Benny
• Randy Stone Prowls Chicago’s Night
• Dimension X and Arnold Moss
• Cloak and Dagger
• Vincent Price and Simon Templar
• Looking Ahead to Elliott Lewis
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2021-01-252h 38
Growing GreenerIn Defense of BatsMerlin Tuttle, founder of Bat Conservation International and Merlin Tuttle's Bat Conservation, details the important roles of bats in the garden and the environment, and addresses the charge that they are the source of the Covid-19 virus.
2020-09-3029 min
Japan Station: Deep Dives into Japanese Culture, Language & SocietyA History of Modern Japan (Dr. Christopher Harding)On this episode of the Japan Station podcast, we explore the history of modern Japan with Dr. Christopher Harding. About Dr. Christopher Harding Dr. Christopher Harding is a cultural historian of Japan and India, journalist, and a senior lecturer at the University of Edinburgh. His latest book, published by Tuttle Publishing, was released in June of 2020 and is titled A History of Modern Japan: In Search of a Nation: 1850 to the Present. Dr. Harding is currently working on his next book, The Japanese: A History in Twenty Lives, which is slated to be published in November of 2020...
2020-06-301h 01
That One Time On TourJon Tuttle (Codeseven)Chris chats with Jon Tuttle of the awesome band, Codeseven!IG: @leechesofkarma @codesevenbandhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2jYQN7gUHmIyLsIuLUbq9MListen and subscribe at: http://jabberjawmedia.com and http://tototpodcast.comPlease subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes! And follow us on all platforms: @tototpodcastWanna help out the show? Head over to http://patreon.com/tototpodcastLeave us some love/hate, suggest a guest, or tell us your own tour story on the TOTOT Hotline: (765)372-8818Buy som...
2020-03-251h 26
fiction/non/fictionA Court Supreme: Irin Carmon and Jay Wexler on Writing About SCOTUS and Justice in Fiction and NonfictionIn this episode of the Fiction/Non/Fiction podcast, New York Magazine senior correspondent Irin Carmon (co-author of Notorious RBG) and novelist and Boston University law professor Jay Wexler (author of Tuttle in the Balance) talk about news coverage and fictional depictions of the Supreme Court. How partisan is the Court becoming? Why use humor to write fiction about the nine Justices? Ruth Bader Ginsburg was Vladimir Nabokov’s student—what effect has this had on her writing, and how are she and other liberal justices contending with their Trump-appointed colleagues?Guests:● Irin Carmon● Jay...
2019-06-271h 13
fiction/non/fiction20: A Court Supreme: Irin Carmon and Jay Wexler on Writing About SCOTUS and Justice in Fiction and NonfictionIn this episode of the Fiction/Non/Fiction podcast, New York Magazine senior correspondent Irin Carmon (co-author of Notorious RBG) and novelist and Boston University law professor Jay Wexler (author of Tuttle in the Balance) talk about news coverage and fictional depictions of the Supreme Court. How partisan is the Court becoming? Why use humor to write fiction about the nine Justices? Ruth Bader Ginsburg was Vladimir Nabokov’s student—what effect has this had on her writing, and how are she and other liberal justices contending with their Trump-appointed colleagues?Guests:● Irin Carmon● Jay...
2019-06-271h 09
Breaking Walls: The Podcast on the History of American Network Radio BroadcastingBW - EP86: Home For the Holidays—December 1945 On the AirIn Breaking Walls Episode 86, we spotlight what was on the air over the US’ major radio networks during December of 1945.
Highlights:
• The First Peacetime Holiday Season in Five Years Begins
• Radio’s Three Main Production Hubs
• Macabees
• Frank Nelson, Lurene Tuttle, and Mandel Kramer
• I Can’t Stand Jack Benny
• Soap Operas and Kid’s Shows
• NBC Dominates Sunday and Tuesday Nights
• Falling Mid-Week Ratings Open the Door for CBS
• Victory Bonds and Bing’s Strike
• Christmas Draws Closer
• Fibber, Molly, Red and Christmas Day
• Dinah Shore and Groucho return Christmas Gifts
• I Still Can’t Stand Jack Benny
• New Year’s Eve
• What Comes Next
The WallBre...
2018-11-302h 58
THE LIVEGAN PODCASTE23: Christopher SebastianIn this exclusive interview with Christopher Sebastian we explore the challenges of intersectionality and how it relates to the Animal Rights Movement. Intersectionality claims that various forms of oppression such as class, race, sexual orientation, disability and gender, do not exist separately from each other but are actually tied together. Christopher-Sebastian is a staff writer at Vegan Publishers, part-time lecturer on speciesism at Columbia University, and social media manager of Peace Advocacy Network. He focuses on examining how speciesism exacerbates anti-black racism, queer antagonism and classism throughout western society. His work has appeared in the anthology Circles of...
2018-04-031h 13
Countdown PodcastCD006 Fly-By mit alten neuen TriebwerkenThemen: Perseiden, SLS, RD25-D Test
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Die Unterzeichnung der Verträge für die neue Ariane 6 und der Test des RD25-D Triebwerks vergangenen Woche war für uns genug Anlass über die Entwicklung von neuen Triebwerken zu sprechen. Oft geht es dabei mehr um den Nachbau von alten Modellen. Frank erklärt auch warum Raumfahrt ein Sumpf aus Korruption und Absprachen ist und wie das neue Raumfahrtfirmen ändern.
Viel Spaß beim hören!
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Folgenstruktur: 1 Folge pro Woche, im Wechsel eine kurze (30 Minuten) und eine lange (2h+) — Perseiden — 109P/Swift-Tuttle — Leoniden — 55P/Tem...
2015-08-1825 min