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The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered88. Finding Sustainable Faith in the In-Between (ft. Nate and Shelby Hanson of Almost Heretical)Ever feel like you're too conservative for liberals and too liberal for conservatives?This week, we sit down with Nate and Shelby Hanson of Almost Heretical to talk about faith on the fringes—what happens when the questions you’re not allowed to ask lead to a more honest (and sometimes seemingly heretical) version of Christianity.We talk openly about deconstruction, the psychological toll of hell, rebuilding community, parenting after faith shifts, and more.If you’ve felt out of place in church or like there’s no one safe enough to ask your dee...2025-07-0651 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered87. Frogpocalypse Now (Exodus 8)Ever wonder why God chose some of the world's most annoying creatures to take down ancient Egypt's superpower status? This week we're exploring Exodus 8—where frogs invade Pharaoh's bedroom, magicians have their "this is above my pay grade" moment, and unidentified flying insects accomplish what armies couldn't. But these weren't just random acts of divine weirdness. Eachplague was a surgical strike against Egypt's worldview, perfectly designed to speak their cultural language while demonstrating that their gods were basically middle management pretending to be CEOs. From boundary-crossing frogs to zombie-esque swarms of anti-creation dust creatures, we're considering how Go...2025-06-291h 12

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered86. There Will Be Blood (Exodus 7:17-25)Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the Nile…This week, the river runs red—not just with judgment, but with memory, protest, and poetic justice. The first plague isn’t random wrath; it’s a calculated strike against an unholy empire that’s forgotten the days of Joseph. It’s what happens when God says enough. But sometimes liberation looks more like crisis—depending on which side of the staff you’re on.Tucked away in this story are at least five different ways to group the plagues, several reasons why blood kicks...2025-06-221h 04

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered85. I Work Signs not Tragedies (Exodus 7:1-16)You’ve probably heard of the 10 Plagues on Egypt—but the Bible rarely calls them that. Instead, they’re mostly described as signs, divine invitations for Pharaoh to change course. But he doesn’t budge. So God sends Moses, temporarily promoted to the role of God himself, to impress Pharaoh with a sea serpent. He’s just a God standing in front of a Pharaoh, asking him to free his people. But then the sorcerers show up, and suddenly it’s a kaiju battle. And Pharaoh’s heart? It starts hardening—but is that really his choice?This week’s epis...2025-06-1558 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered84. The God Formerly Known as El Shaddai (Exodus 6)Exodus 6 might be the most overlooked chapter in the first half of the book—but it's packed with surprises you definitely won’t hear about in church this week!Just 3 verses into the chapter, we’re hit with some pretty big questions about God:👉 What does the title El Shaddai really mean (and why don’t English Bibles translate it correctly)?👉 Who is Jehovah (and why doesn’t he exist)?👉 And… did Exodus just contradict several passages from Genesis?Then, like the Spanish Inquisition, the Bible’s most unexpected genealogy appears out o...2025-06-081h 05

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered83. Bricks, Blame, and… Blasphemy? (Exodus 5:10-23)Middle management in ancient Egypt sucks! This week, we meet some often-overlooked characters in the Exodus story—the Hebrew foremen. Caught between Pharaoh’s oppressive government and their own suffering people, they’restuck in an impossible spot. Like the serpent in the garden, Pharaoh pits them againstMoses and Aaron, triggering a full-blown crisis for Moses before the plagues even begin. Our shaken prophet fires back at God with some strong accusations that would probably get him kicked out of most churches in America today.But how will God respond to him? Listen now to find out!2025-06-0144 min

The Bible Uncut and UnfilteredEpisode LXXXII: The Lost Ways (Star Wars Holy Day Special)A long time ago in a part of the world far,far away....A saga of lost ways unfolds.Once, the Jedi stood as guardians of peace, sworn to the will of the Force.Once, the Church stood as witnesses to love, bearing the Spirit into the world.But pride crept into the Council. Power consumed the Temple.In chasing control, the Jedi lost the Force.In seeking influence, the Church...2025-05-041h 20

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered81. Reclaiming Atonement: How the Church Turned a Story of Love into a Doctrine of Divine Child Abuse (and Why It's Time To Let That Go), Part 2It’s time to rethink the Atonement! Most of us only know one version of what Jesus's death and resurrection meant—He died to take God’s wrath away from you and put it on himself instead. The fancy theological name for that is Penal Substitutionary Atonement, and it wasn’t orthodox belief until 500 years ago. But church history reveals a wealth of different views on what atonement really means. This week, we dive deep into the history of atonement theories—from ancient to modern— exploring their strengths and weaknesses. If the idea of a vengeful God makes you uncomf...2025-04-271h 33

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered80. Reclaiming Atonement: How the Church Turned a Story of Love into a Doctrine of Divine Child Abuse (and Why It's Time To Let That Go), Part 1Millions of Christians around the world are commemorating the death and resurrection of Jesus today. But have you ever stopped to ask: Why did Jesus die? What did his death actually accomplish? Was it really just to satisfy the wrath of an angry God—or was there more going on?This week, we’re kicking off an Easter conversation about atonement. And we’re starting by laying the groundwork for understanding what atonement is, why it was needed, and why the atonement theory you’ve probably heard in church is actually newer—and less helpful—than other ones Christi...2025-04-2051 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered79. Exodus 5:1-9When Pharaoh asks, “Who is Yahweh?” it’s not just ignorance. It’s a declaration of war between gods.This week, we unpack:• Pharaoh’s toxic narcissism and tactics of oppression• Glaring contradictions between God’s words and Moses’s actions• The role of sacrifices in the biblical story so far• Unexpected echoes of Jacob’s story• Ancient Egyptian records of brick quotas from outside the BibleThe battle in Exodus is ramping up to be more than just physical—This time, it’s theological, political, and personal. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts...2025-04-1353 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered78. Progressive Christianity: A Modern Reformation (ft. Braeden Størkersen of Religionless Studios)The world is experiencing a new Reformation—but not in theway you might think. Progressive Christianity is often dismissed as either heresy or a slippery slope to atheism, but for many former evangelicals, it's become the next step in their faith journey.This week, Braeden Størkersen of Religionless Studios joinsus to explore what progressive Christianity really is, how it engages with the Bible, and whether it’s just a passing trend or actually a return to a more biblical faith. We tackle big questions like:· Is progressive Christianity just moral relativism? · How can it embrace the Bibl...2025-04-0656 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered77. Exodus 4:18-31This week’s passage jumps through time like a Chris Nolan movie, introduces Moses’s brother Aaron, and gives Jethro yet another name. But the strangest moment? A sudden and oddly cryptic circumcision performed by Moses’s wife to save his—or possibly their son’s—life.Why was Moses in danger? Why did this ritual work? And what is it doing here in this part of the Exodus story? This is hands down one of the Bible’s weirdest passages. It’s definitely not something you’ll hear about in church this week, but you can learn all about it...2025-03-3057 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered76. Exodus 4:1-17What if the signs Moses showed Pharaoh weren’t just random miracles but cleverly curated messages? The serpentine staff, the leprous hand, and the water turning to blood — they each carried a deeper meaning, echoing back to the Garden of Eden and foreshadowing things to come. Even the rod in Moses’s hand may have held a significance far beyond what we usually hear in Sunday school.And what if Moses didn’t actually stutter — but God did? Inthis episode, we unpack the strange twists of Exodus 4: the voice behind the signs, why spiritual gift tests are unnecessar...2025-03-231h 14

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered75. The Art of Faith: Illustrating the Bible (ft. Steve Thomason, the Art Pastor)Can art transform the way we understand the Bible? This week, I sit down with Steve Thomason, the Art Pastor, to explore faith, theology, and scripture through the lens of visual storytelling. We discuss his creative approach to studying the Bible, how illustrating Bible stories has deepened his understanding of scripture, and why some passages are better grasped through images rather than words.Steve also shares several stories of his experience making art that is both theologically rich and visually compelling, the projects that have challenged him the most, and what first drew him to illustrating the...2025-03-161h 05

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered74. Exodus 3If you’ve ever thought Moses’s questions at the burning bush showed a lack of faith or disrespect toward God, think again. This week, we’re exploring his conversation with God on Sinai—and why his concerns were far more legitimate than you might have been told.We’ll uncover the true meaning of the name Yahweh (spoiler: it doesn’t really mean “I Am”), the possible location of Sinai (it may not be where you think), the identity of the angel of the Lord (probably not Jesus), and God’s command to deceive Pharaoh (really). Plus, we’ll unpack...2025-03-091h 36

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered73. Exodus 2Have you ever wondered what Moses’s life would have beenlike as a prince of Egypt? In this episode, we explore his early years, from the unexpected compassion of Pharaoh’s daughter—who holds a special place in Jewish tradition—to the intriguing multiple identities of his father-in-law. We also dive into ancient birth legends that reframe his story through the lens of Genesis 1 and uncover the hidden Egyptian meaning behind his name.But that’s not all—Moses' journey also has surprisingparallels to another key biblical figure: Jacob. Their stories intertwine in ways you might not have noticed...2025-03-021h 16

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered72. Exodus 1Exodus (aka Genesis Part II) kicks off with direct links back to some of Genesis’s most pivotal stories. The new Pharaoh is cast in the shadow of the Garden’s nakhash, the murderous Cain, and even the builders of Babel, setting the stage for his role in the narrative. But before we get too far, we hit a numerical snag—how can 70 equal 75? And the chapter endswith a baffling reference to potter’s wheels, a detail lost in every major English translation.Plus, we tackle one of the most unexpected questions in thechapter: Is God actually okay wit...2025-02-231h 04

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered71. Exodus: The Stuff You Don't Know You Don't KnowBefore we begin our 2025 book study on the first half of Exodus, let’s set the stage. This episode peels back the layers of Ancient Near Eastern culture—the stuff they never taught you in Sunday school. When did the exodus actually happen? How is Moses connected to Sargon the Great? What common pitfalls should we avoid when studying this book? And what does an ancient Egyptian text—written long before the Bible—say about a mysterious Night of the Slaying of the Firstborn?If you think you know Exodus, think again. This backgroundwill change the way you read...2025-02-151h 19

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered70. I do. But do I have to do it that way?: Rethinking Love and Marriage (ft. Dana Hicks)Time to swipe left on everything you’ve been taught about love and marriage! This week, I sit down with Dana Hicks, author of The Knot, to unravel the problems with evangelical views on marriage. We wrestle with purity culture and determine it’s really just the flip side of porn culture, discuss why divorce is sometimes a better option, and explain why you definitely don’t want a biblical marriage.Whether you're love-struck, love-skeptical, or just love-neutral this Valentine’s Day, this conversation will challenge everything you thought you knew about love and marriage —and offer a more hea...2025-02-091h 12

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered69. Unsafe Sanctuaries: Reclaiming the Church from Predators (ft. Jimmy Hinton)Church was meant to be a safe space, but too often, it's where abuse happens—and then gets covered up. We’re extending Spiritual Abuse Awareness Month for one more week to talk about a problem too many churches still aren’t handling well.Pastor, podcaster, author, and advocate Jimmy Hinton shares his story of exposing a predator in his family and offers real solutions for preventing abuse before it happens. We dive into what true accountability looks like, the tension between forgiveness and justice, and what role church should have in your life after spiritual abuse.T...2025-02-011h 07

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered68. Indigo Faith: Grief and Spiritual Abuse (ft. Jonathan Foster)Grief is messy, complicated, and hard to put into words. Sadly, well-meaning spiritual advice in difficult times often misses the mark, leaving hurting people even more isolated. This week, we sat down with Jonathan Foster, author of Indigo: The Color of Grief, to explore his deeply personal journey through loss and the impact of spiritual abuse—experiences that shaped him even as he served as a pastor. In this episode, we unpack what not to say to grieving people, how our natural tendency to imitate others can perpetuate harm, and why embracing beauty can be a powerful ac...2025-01-261h 08

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered67. Behind the Pulpit: Unpacking Spiritual Abuse as Former Pastors (ft. Sarah Heath and Justin Gentry of REVcovery)Have you ever wondered what the view is like from the other side of the pulpit on Sundays? This week, we crossover with Sarah Heath and Justin Gentry of REVcovery to explore spiritual abuse through the eyes of former pastors. Their experience lends a unique viewpoint on the challenges and systemic issues that create harm within the church. Whether you've experienced spiritual abuse, are curious about its impact, or wonder how we can rebuild healthier communities of faith, this conversation offers insights from the people who’ve seen it all. Join us as we journey toward healing, un...2025-01-181h 06

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered66. Making a Messiah: Prophecy’s Role in the Birth of Jesus and Paul (Atreides)Every Christmas, pastors dust off obscure Old Testament passages to prove that Jesus’s birth was foretold centuries earlier. Matthew’s Gospel in particular leans heavily on this claim of fulfilling messianic prophecies—but was Matthew uncovering hidden truths or bending ancient texts to fit his narrative? In this episode, we reconsider Matthew’s fulfillment passages through the lens of Frank Hebert’s Dune. By comparing the role of prophecy in the births of Jesus and Paul Atreides, we explore how Matthew repurposed Old Testament texts and learn how we can find meaning in both their original contexts a...2024-12-221h 39

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered65. More Than Just Being Critical: Text Criticism’s Role in Ensuring a Trustworthy BibleThis week, we’re pulling back the curtain on the making of our Bibles! 🕵️‍♂️Did you know there are thousands of manuscript fragments of the Bible—and no two are exactly alike? 🤔That’s where textual criticism comes in. It’s the fascinating process scholars use to uncover which manuscripts best reflect the original message of the authors. Often misunderstood, underappreciated, and even villainized, textual criticism is actually the unsung hero of biblical integrity. Join us as we demystify this crucial field and show why it’s not scary—it’s awesome! 🙌 If you’re excited to explore the journey fr...2024-12-151h 45

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered64. The Bible’s Editing Room Floor: What Made the Cut and WhyWhen I was a kid in Sunday school, we’d sing, 'The Bible has 66 books. Of testaments there are 2. 39 books in the Old Testament, and 27 in the New!' But that short children’s song doesn’t tell the whole story—especially when more than half of Christians throughout history and even in the world today have more books in their Bibles than that. This week, we’re covering the complicated process of canonization: how the books of the Bible were chosen, why some made the cut, and why others didn’t. If you’ve ever wondered why your Bible...2024-12-011h 29

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered62. Question Everything: Faith Deconstruction and A24's HereticEveryone believes their belief system is the right one. But have you ever paused to ask why you believe what you do? That’s the thought-provoking question at the heart of A24’s new film, Heretic. The movie's poignant and creatively presented themes inspired us to gather some friends for a deep dive. Join us for our first-ever uncut and unfiltered movie review as we unpack Mr. Reed’s (Hugh Grant) forced journey of deconstruction. Are all religions just variations of the same story? Is there one true faith? And are belief and disbelief really just t...2024-11-171h 44

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered55. Thou Shalt Not Be So Sure: Relearning the 10 CommandmentsWhat could be easier to understand than the 10 Commandments, right? They’ve been the bedrock of Judeo-Christian society for generations, but what if we've been interpreting them wrong all along? This episode takes a deep dive into the ancient Near Eastern context of these famous laws, revealing that they were never called the 10 Commandments in the Bible—and that there may not even be 10 of them! Join us as we unpack how at least 9 out of the 10ish Commandments don’t mean what you were taught. From reinterpreting adultery to the real significance of honoring parents, this episod...2024-09-221h 41

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered52. Ecclesiastes 12:9-14For over 4 months, we’ve explored the unorthodox wisdom of Qoheleth. Now it’s time to ask: how do his views relate to the rest of the Bible? Many commentators and preachers have used these final verses to dismiss Qoheleth as a heretic, arguing that his words serve only as a negative example. But nothing could be further from the truth. While his teachings may diverge from traditional Judeo-Christian instruction, they still hold a crucial place within the biblical canon. Join us this week as we analyze the concluding thoughts of the Frame Narrator, discuss whether they align or conf...2024-08-111h 07

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered51. Ecclesiastes 12:1-8After 12 chapters of raw, honest life advice, Qoheleth weaves his assorted threads of thought into one captivating extended metaphor. But what is the imagery truly portraying? Is it about aging? An abandoned house? Or maybe Israel's fall to Babylon? Unravel this poetic riddle with us and discover how these reflections on death and mortality speak volumes about how to live the good life now. Gather around with us this week as we hear Qoheleth’s original conclusion of the matter! Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TheBibleUncut.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (show notes available in the ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠blog⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ section) Donate: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TheBibleUncut.com/support-us⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TheBibleUnc...2024-08-041h 19

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered50. 1 Year AnniversaryOne year ago, we launched a Bible podcast for a few friends from our old Sunday school class. Today, we have 50 episodes, 40 shorts, several guest appearances and crossovers, and new followers joining us every week! Hundreds of people we've never met have listened to and watched our content, and we want to say a heartfelt thank you. Your likes, ratings, shares, and interactions help us reach new audiences each week. This week, we're celebrating by reading some reviews, responding to your questions, and giving you a sneak peek into what’s coming up in Year 2. Thank you al...2024-07-281h 23

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered49. Ecclesiastes 11In your church service today, you probably won’t hear advice to live it up while you’re young and follow your heart. If anything, you might just hear preaching against that. But that’s exactly the wisdom Qoheleth shares as he begins wrapping up Ecclesiastes. This passage has stirred controversy since it was written, with some translations even altering its intended meaning completely. However, if you believe all scripture is inspired by God and profitable, you can’t ignore or change the parts that challenge your beliefs. This episode is a litmus test for those who claim to...2024-07-211h 39

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered48. Ecclesiastes 10Is it true that "one bad apple spoils the whole bunch"? This week, we consider and critique Qoheleth’s advice for communal living. We also tackle the convention wisdom to "keep your head down and don’t make waves," exploring whether staying silent in the face of authority is always the best approach. Additionally, we discuss opposing takes on political upheaval and the mysterious ancient practice of divining secret knowledge from snakes and birds. There’s never a dull moment in the world of Ecclesiastes! Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TheBibleUncut.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (show notes available in the ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠blog⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ section) Donate: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TheBibleUncut.com/support-us⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TheBib...2024-07-142h 00

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered46. Redeeming Violent Verses (ft. Eric Seibert)We interrupt your regularly scheduled Ecclesiastes series to bring you an interview episode with special guest Eric Seibert! Eric has written several books on the topic of divine violence in the Bible, and he has quite a bit to say about how we’re not giving those tough passages the careful attention they deserve. Together, we contrast the violence of certain verses with the love and forgiveness found in others, compare Philistines to orcs, discuss the psychological impact of reading violent Bible stories to children, and offer practical frameworks for reading these difficult parts of the Bible. Get ready fo...2024-06-3059 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered45. Ecclesiastes 8:10-17How does one truly win at life? So far, Qoheleth has critiqued money, power, relationships, and even religiosity; but now he reveals a surprisingly simple path to the best possible life. This week's episode covers a how-to manual on the good life, unique Hebrew idioms, hypocrisy in religion, and redefining what it means to fear God. And it all caps off with a meditation on how savoring life's little moments is part of how we can defeat evil. Get ready, these few verses are packed with life-changing insights from the ancient world of the Bible! Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TheBibleUncut.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (show...2024-06-231h 15

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered44. Ecclesiastes 8:1-9Power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely. So what can you do when people in authority over you misuse and abuse their power? This week, Qoheleth addresses a new audience — the denizens of a king's royal court. And he offers them traditional wisdom about deferring to those in authority. Or does he? Beneath the surface reading of the text lies a radical third option between conformity and revolution. With a few easy-to-miss hyperlinks to other Bible passages, Qoheleth actually undermines the traditional wisdom of his day to preach a powerful form of civil resistance that is more in line with th...2024-06-161h 34

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered43. Ecclesiastes 7This week, we tackle some of the most shocking and misunderstood content in Ecclesiastes. What does it mean to be "too righteous," and how can it lead to self-destruction? Is wisdom actually more practical than money? And does Qoheleth truly believe it’s impossible to find a good woman, or is this a misinterpretation by misogynistic translators? Join us this week as we wade in the waters of Qoheleth’s ancient world and see what treasures we can find! Soooo you might have noticed this episode runs a little long. Don't worry, we're not going to make a ha...2024-06-092h 41

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered42. Ecclesiastes 6Philosophy fans, this one's for you! In this episode, Qoheleth presents some majorly controversial statements about the value of death's solace over life's stress, and we’re delving deep into his arguments alongside Albert Camus's existentialism. We also cover how the ancient Israelite perception of the afterlife differs from ours and some possible hidden connections to Genesis 1-3 in the chapter. There's a lot packed into a few verses here, so let's get to it! Content Warning for discussion of suicide, depression, and miscarriage from 21:15-53:00. Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TheBibleUncut.c...2024-06-021h 13

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered41. Ecclesiastes 5:8-20Word nerds, this episode is for you! This week, we jump back into Ecclesiastes and tackle some of the trickiest verses to translate and interpret in the entire book. And if you're here looking for practical wisdom, Qoheleth delivers applicable insights that resonate deeply with our modern workaholic lives. There's something for everyone in these dense yet profound verses. Let's get studying! Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TheBibleUncut.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (show notes available in the ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠blog⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ section) Donate: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TheBibleUncut.com/support-us⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ TikTok: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@BibleUncutandUnfiltered⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Editor: Janna Connor 2024-05-261h 28

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered40. God After Deconstruction (ft. Thomas Oord)Join us this week as we delve into one of modern Christianity's most hotly debated topics: deconstruction. What does it entail, and how should we respond when those close to us (or maybe even we ourselves) undergo this complicated process? Dr. Thomas Oord is back to unpack his latest collaboration with Tripp Fuller, God After Deconstruction. In this must-listen episode, we explore the implications of deconstruction for Christianity's future. Whether you're grappling with questions about faith evolution or already on a deconstruction journey, Tom's insights provide much-needed validation and understanding. Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion!2024-05-191h 01

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered39. Faith, Frustration, and Motherhood: The Unspoken Pain of Mother’s Day in Church‌Mother's Day is a time when many communities celebrate the hardworking moms in their midst, but for some, it's also one of the most painful days on the calendar. Stories from the other side of Mother's Day have been shared for years now, but male-led churches continue to push these special services and activities on an overwhelmingly unwilling congregation. It's time we change that. This week, Janna and Stephanie Connor join the podcast to talk through the highs and lows of Mother's Day within evangelical Christianity. We'll listen to stories from dozens of women who have experienced the unspoken...2024-05-121h 39

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered38. Complacent Christianity: Memoirs of a Teenage FundamentalistWhen I (Colin) was a teenager, I wrote a short book and even had it printed. I was so confident that the church at large was complacent and that it desperately needed my message of revival. Ten years later, Janna and I reevaluate one of the last surviving copies of the book and talk through everything I got wrong. We cover what type of music you should listen to, why just going to church makes you a bad Christian, how Patch the Pirate strayed from his solid foundations, why good Christians aren't public fans of Star Wars, and so...2024-05-051h 45

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered37. Q&R #4: Israel and a Christian Response, Part 2Christianity began as a Jewish sect, but its relationship to Judaism since then has been rocky to say the least. As we enter the sixth month of the Israel-Hamas War, Christians find themselves at odds with each other in their stances on the issue. Within the pages of the Bible, we encounter narratives where God commands the utter destruction of Israel's adversaries. Can we assume these ancient sentiments persist today, or do our scriptures convey a different message? Join us as we reassess both the historical and biblical sides of this discourse. In last week's episode, we...2024-04-141h 10

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered36. Q&R #4: Israel and a Christian Response, Part 1Christianity began as a Jewish sect, but its relationship to Judaism since then has been rocky to say the least. As we enter the sixth month of the Israel-Hamas War, Christians find themselves at odds with each other in their stances on the issue. Within the pages of the Bible, we encounter narratives where God commands the utter destruction of Israel's adversaries. Can we assume these ancient sentiments persist today, or do our scriptures convey a different message? Join us over the next two weeks as we reassess both the historical and biblical sides of this discourse. ...2024-04-071h 27

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered34. A Pastor, a Philosopher, and an Ancient King Walk Into a Bar...On this week's episode, we time travel Qoheleth into a modern day pub and sit down for a few drinks with the ancient sage and our friends, Randy and Kyle from the A Pastor and a Philosopher Walk into a Bar podcast. We consider what questions we would ask Qoheleth if we could and philosophize on the meaning of life. Nice, easy topics this week lol. In all seriousness, we loved talking with these guys, and we're confident you'll enjoy the discussion. Be sure to check out Kyle and Randy's podcast, A Pastor and a Philosopher Walk...2024-03-241h 01

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered32. Ecclesiastes 4In the last couple chapters, Qoheleth has urged us to cherish the small joys in life, advocating for meaningful connections with loved ones. This week, he confronts the harsh realities faced by those who are denied such simple pleasures due to injustice and exploitation. Then he shifts his focus to the plight of workaholics trapped in a relentless pursuit of career advancement, as well as the challenges faced by extreme introverts who find solace in solitude rather than community. Join us this week as we delve into Qoheleth's wisdom for navigating these diverse circumstances, sparking further dialogue on the...2024-03-101h 20

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered31. Ecclesiastes 3:9-22So many of us long for something more out of life, something that feels just beyond our reach. Qoheleth sympathizes with us, and he thinks he knows who's to blame for our inability to find lasting happiness — God. God has prevented us from finding deeper meaning in life, and what's more, he's done it for the purpose of making us realize our own delusions of grandeur. At the end of the day, Qoheleth believes we are little different from the other animals God created; the only real distinction being that they seem to know how to enjoy the good li...2024-03-031h 12

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered30. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8And so we arrive at Ecclesiastes' most well-known passage — Chapter 3's time poem. But what exactly does this list of contrasting times mean? Must these verses only be referenced during periods of transition in life, or do they have a deeper practical wisdom for every day? As you've likely guessed, there's a lot more to this poem than just what's on the surface. Qoheleth has a lot to teach us this week about accepting the cycles of life as they come, reevaluating our modern desire for a work-life balance, considering free will in light of God's sovereignty, and swimming wi...2024-02-251h 11

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered29. Ecclesiastes 2What is the meaning of life? Few questions strike at the core of human existence as succinctly as this. And the responses given will likely change drastically depending on who you ask. Some look for purpose in leaving a lasting legacy, accomplishing great feats, or giving their all for a religious cause. In Ecclesiastes Chapter 2, Qoheleth claims to have tried all that and found every possible endeavor equally incapable of providing any lasting meaning in life. His conclusion invites us to lay aside our delusions and expectations in favor of a simpler view, one that revels in the temporary...2024-02-181h 32

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered28. Ecclesiastes 1Imagine you were given unlimited time and resources to find the best restaurant in the country. How would you even begin your investigation? And how long until you tired of it? Ecclesiastes is this thought experiment on a much larger scale — What if someone who had it all tried to find the surest path to happiness in life? That's exactly what our anti-hero, Qoheleth, does; yet, in the end, he remains unsatisfied. And he's intent on convincing you of his conclusions that life is baffling, impermanent, and anxiety-inducing. But he also suggests that all that may not be as ba...2024-02-111h 31

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered27. Ecclesiastes: The Stuff You Don't Know You Don't KnowWe all have stuff we don't know, but have you ever considered what information you don't know that you don't know? As we begin our Ecclesiastes study this week, we address the book's authorship, cultural context, themes, and key words. This is the launching point for seeing Ecclesiastes, the Bible, and life itself from a whole new angle. This is Ecclesiastes Uncut and Unfiltered. Website: ⁠⁠TheBibleUncut.com⁠⁠ (show notes available in the ⁠⁠blog⁠⁠ section) Donate: ⁠⁠TheBibleUncut.com/support-us⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered⁠⁠ TikTok: ⁠⁠@BibleUncutandUnfiltered⁠⁠ YouTube: ⁠⁠@TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered⁠⁠ Editor: Janna Connor 2024-02-041h 28

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered26. Healing after Spiritual Trauma (ft. Chris and Rachel Knobil of the Finding Normal Podcast)January is spiritual abuse awareness month. Since many people have never even heard of spiritual abuse, we're dedicating a couple weeks of podcast episodes to the discussion. This week, we're honored to share the mic with our friends, Chris and Rachel Knobil. Their podcast, Finding Normal, documents their journey out of spiritually abusive churches into a healthier spirituality. We talk about the difficulties of leaving a faith community, parenting while deconstructing, navigating changing relationships with people who disagree, and much more. Be sure to check out the Knobil's podcast, Finding Normal: Life after Spiritual Trauma. ...2024-01-281h 48

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered25. Spiritual Abuse and the IFB (ft. Eric Skwarczynski of the Preacher Boys Podcast)January is spiritual abuse awareness month. Since many people have never even heard of spiritual abuse, we want to dedicate the next two weeks of podcast episodes to this discussion. This week, we're honored to share the mic with Eric Skwarczynski of the Preacher Boys Podcast. Eric grew up Independent Fundamental Baptist and first confronted abuse in the church as a teenager. He's dedicated the last several years of his life to calling out abuse within IFB circles and giving voice to the survivors of those stories. We talk with him about how to recognize spiritual abuse, why it's...2024-01-2157 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered24. God Isn’t All-Powerful (and That’s the Best News You’ve Heard Today) ft. Thomas OordFew doctrinal beliefs are as widely accepted as God's ability to do anything and everything, also known as omnipotence. It's even in one of the first songs children learn in church — "My God is so big, so strong, and so mighty, there's nothing my God cannot do." But what if the song got it wrong? What if there are some things God actually can't do? In this week's episode, Colin sits down with Dr. Thomas Jay Oord, author of The Death of Omnipotence and the Birth of Amipotence. Tom proposes that since God's nature is love, there are some th...2024-01-141h 04

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered23. Unwrapping Christmas SpecialThe Christmas story is undoubtedly the most popular portion of the entire Bible. Even people who have never stepped foot inside a church could likely give you the highlights. But all that familiarity can lead to us to think we know more about the story than we actually do. If your idea of the Nativity is the virgin Mary giving birth to baby Jesus in a stable surrounded by animals, singing angels, and three wise men on a cold December night, you're imagining a scene that never happened. This week, we compare and contrast the Bible's two Christmas narratives...2023-12-241h 20

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered22. Noah in the Rest of the Bible and Q&R #2Did anyone survive the Flood? How can we be more ethical in our treatment of animals, particularly those we raise to eat? Is there any way to do church without running the risk of creating an abusive system? And why is there so much incest in the Bible? You asked; we responded! Time for our second Question and Response session (Plus a quick study on Noah in the rest of the Bible!). Website: TheBibleUncut.com (show notes available in the blog section) Donate: TheBibleUncut.com/support-us Facebook: TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered ...2023-12-171h 03

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered21. Genesis 11A story is only as good as its villains. Star Wars has Palpatine, Harry Potter has Voldemort, and the Bible has Babylon. Witness here the origin story of Babylon, a people whose hubris leads them to recreate Genesis 6 only to have Yahweh show up and foil their plans. But the narrative doesn't go quite how you remember hearing it taught before. Time for Genesis 11 Uncut and Unfiltered! Website: TheBibleUncut.com (show notes available in the blog section) Donate: TheBibleUncut.com/support-us Facebook: TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Instagram: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered TikTok...2023-12-101h 07

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered20. Genesis 10If ever there was a chapter of Genesis you'd be tempted to skip, it'd likely be this one. Genesis 10 swarms with names the average person has never even heard before let alone tried to pronounce. But don't change the channel yet! This chapter pivots us from the story of Noah into the story of our next protagonist — Abraham. The names you thought were just there to tie your tongue in knots actually serve a purpose. They introduce us to the main characters of the rest of the Bible, and they are a colorful lot to be sure. Could Bible ge...2023-12-031h 17

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered19: Genesis 9Now that we've passed the crescendo of the Flood narrative, most versions of the story wrap up with the introduction of the rainbow and move on. But we're not quite done with Noah. As the new Adam in a new Creation, he plants himself a new Garden, and we wait to see if he can pass the Garden test or if he will fail like the humans before him. This week, discover the significance of the rainbow hung in the sky, the truth behind what Ham did to Noah, and the reason why Canaan was cursed instead of Ham...2023-11-261h 23

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered18. Genesis 8Question: What do the Psalms, the book of Esther, the conquest of Canaan in Joshua, and Jesus' baptism have in common? Answer: They all draw on imagery from the Flood story in Genesis 8. When biblical authors wanted to make a point about how chaotic life can be or how God is in control over that chaos, they'd often borrow language from the Flood account. Those words then form key hyperlinks across several narratives, inviting us to read the stories from a different angle. Sadly, these details are often missed in English translations, but we want...2023-11-1957 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered17. Genesis 7Just how well do you know the story of Noah’s Flood? Let’s have a pop quiz and find out! 1. How many of each animal did Noah take on the ark? 2. How long did the Flood last? 3. How high up did the waters go? You’ll have to listen to the full episode for the answers, but I’ll give you a hint. They’re not 2 by 2, 40 days, and above Everest. They’re (possibly) not even by 7’s and 2’s, 1 year, and 15 cubits above the mountains for the Bible nerds in the back! Nop...2023-11-121h 06

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered16. Genesis 7-11: The Stuff You Don't Know You Don't KnowNoah's Flood—Was it global or local? That seemingly simple question is one of the biggest battlegrounds in the book of Genesis and the Bible as a whole. This week, we cover the highlights of both views and revisit divine violence in the Bible. We also introduce several ancient flood mythologies and discuss why they don't prove or disprove the biblical account. Get ready, because we're jumping right into the deep end with this intro to the stuff you don't know you don't know about Genesis 7-11! Website: TheBibleUncut.com Donate: TheBibleUncut.com/support-us ...2023-11-051h 08

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered15. Sacred Nightmares: The Bible's Horror Stories, Part 2In the darkest corners of sacred history, where the line between faith and horror blurs, lies a series of tales, both eerie and disturbing. What you are about to hear is an anthology of 6 Bible stories retold through the lens of the horror genre. While these may not be the versions you remember from Sunday school, they have been there all along, lurking on the margins of the page, watching you from the dark. These are the Bible's Sacred Nightmares. Content Warning for dramatization of violent and disturbing imagery as portrayed within these Bible stories 1...2023-10-2940 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered14. Sacred Nightmares: The Bible's Horror Stories, Part 1What's your favorite scary Bible story? If you said, "Wait, there are scary stories in the Bible?" prepare to be surprised! Christians often get a bad rap for overreacting to Halloween and all things horror. But here's the twist — The Bible makes frequent use of the horror genre. In fact, horror is arguably the most conservative Christian genre of all. Join us this week for a chilling exploration of the Bible's tales of terror. From zombies to vampires, cannibals to mass murderers, and pandemics to apocalyptic meteor showers, the Bible is packed with R-rated stories th...2023-10-221h 13

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered13. Q&R 1Was Goliath connected to the Nephilim of Genesis 6? Could God really have worked through evolution? How can people be inherently good if the Bible seems to talk so much about our sin? And how can we learn new ways of viewing Scripture without going too far? You asked; we responded! Here's our first ever Q&R! Oh, and we're planning to do another before the end of the year, so be sure to send in your questions. We love hearing from you! Website: TheBibleUncut.com Donate: TheBibleUncut.com/support-us Facebook...2023-10-0829 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered12. Genesis 6Humans were made for Eden-like peace, but, left to our own devices, we tend to compound the violence and errors of previous generations. As Genesis 6 continues the downward spiral from Chapters 3-4, Yahweh works to start over with a new Adam, a vigneron named Noah. Find out why he was probably a priest, maybe a king, and definitely not an evangelist on this week's episode! Website: TheBibleUncut.com Donate: TheBibleUncut.com/support-us Facebook: TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Instagram: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered TikTok: @BibleUncutandUnfiltered YouTube: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Editor: Janna...2023-10-011h 24

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered11. Gods, Sons of God, and Giants: The Ancient World of Genesis 6Picture if you will a world where the natural and the supernatural collide, where angels fall, gods rule over the nations, and a mutant race of evil superhumans roams the earth. You've just crossed over into the realm of Genesis 6:1-5. Most people skip over the first few verses of this chapter in a rush to the Flood story, but few other passages in the Bible provide as much insight into the mindset of Ancient Near Eastern culture as this one. (Spoiler Alert: It's really different from our modern western mindset.) This one's definitely not how you learned it...2023-09-241h 11

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered10. Genesis 5"I love those long lists of names in the Old Testament!" said no one ever. Until today! This week, we cover the genealogy in Genesis 5, and, with a little help from some other ancient documents, we discover incredible insights that you've definitely never heard in church before. Get ready, this might be the most interesting chapter we've studied so far! Website: TheBibleUncut.com Donate: TheBibleUncut.com/support-us Facebook: TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Instagram: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered TikTok: @BibleUncutandUnfiltered YouTube: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Editor: Janna Connor 2023-09-171h 31

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered9. Genesis 4Cain and Abel — one of the most famous pair of brothers in any tale ever told, but do you know their story as well as you think you do? Why was Cain's sacrifice rejected and Abel's accepted? Why were they offering sacrifices in the first place? How does God deal with Cain's response? And what's the deal with including all those names at the end of the chapter? Find out all that and more in this week's episode! Website: TheBibleUncut.com Donate: TheBibleUncut.com/support-us Facebook: TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Instagram: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Ti...2023-09-101h 16

DRAMA. with Connor & Dylan MacDowell"Teeny Weeny Speedo Bikini" with Colin DonnellDylan and Connor are joined by Colin Donnell (The Shark is Broken, Chicago Med). Get ready, DRAMA. listeners, as this episode has it all. There’s talk of speedos, the MUNY, babies, 70s film actors, love stories, and MORE. Currently starring in the new Broadway play The Shark is Broken, Colin joins the twins for a fabulous chat. Learn about his exposure to the arts at a young age and how it inspired him to get involved (in a Troy Bolton inspired twist). Hear about his love story with friend of the pod Patti Murin, the naming origins of th...2023-09-0646 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered8. Genesis 3:7-24Arguably no other chapter in the Bible has been as misunderstood and misused as Genesis 3. Even though it's often called the story of "The Fall" and "The Curse," there's not really a fall, and humanity isn't cursed. And the further we go into the chapter, the more our assumptions start to unravel. The serpent doesn't lose its legs. God doesn't ordain male headship over women or add pain to childbirth. And to top it all off, a virgin-born Messiah isn't mentioned anywhere. This one's not anything like what you learned in Sunday school. It's time to cover the rest...2023-09-031h 13

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered7. Genesis 3:1-6We're all familiar with children's Sunday school illustrations of the snake wrapped around the apple tree talking to Eve. But what if that's not what happened? What if the snake wasn't really a snake but something more? This week, meet the nachash — a wild, untamed chaos creature from another realm. Who or what is it, and why does it target the newly-created female human? The answers may surprise you. Prepare to experience Genesis 3 like you never have before! Website: TheBibleUncut.com Donate: TheBibleUncut.com/support-us Facebook: TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Instagram: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Ti...2023-08-2750 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered6. Genesis 2:15-25In this week’s discussion, we'll explore singleness and marriage, replace helpmeet with partner, learn why Adam didn’t lose a rib, and reconsider the shame many of us feel about our bodies. This one is going to burst some bubbles. Get ready to see Genesis 2 uncut and unfiltered! Website: TheBibleUncut.com Donate: TheBibleUncut.com/support-us Facebook: TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Instagram: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered TikTok: @BibleUncutandUnfiltered YouTube: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Editor: Janna Connor 2023-08-1656 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered5. Genesis 2:4-14This week, we begin studying the Bible's story of Creation 2.0, a retelling of the events of Chapter 1 from a different perspective. We burst the bubble on some common assumptions like there being no rain before the Flood, the word "day" having to mean 24 literal hours, Adam's creation from actual dust, and the location of the Garden. We also touch on Ancient Near Eastern creation myths that show a common history with the narrative of Genesis and how the rivers of Eden hyperlink to the rest of the Biblical story. Website: TheBibleUncut.com ...2023-08-0954 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered4. Genesis 1:26-2:3At the heart of some of the most significant ethical debates of our era lies a singular question — What constitutes life? The Bible offers a perspective on the matter that may surprise you. In this week's episode, we cover the Bible's definition of life, practical insights on modern Sabbath rest, fad Bible diets, and how viewing Eden as the first temple might explain God's harsh judgment for Adam and Eve's failure. Website: TheBibleUncut.com Donate: TheBibleUncut.com/support-us Facebook: TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Instagram: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered TikTok: @BibleUncutandUnfiltered YouTube: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered ...2023-08-0754 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered3. Genesis 1:9-26The first page of the Bible contains one of the most significant claims ever made — all human beings are the image of God. This week, we discuss what that means and why it matters for today along with comments on astrology, stars and angels, sea serpents in the Bible, and more! Website: TheBibleUncut.com Donate: TheBibleUncut.com/support-us Facebook: TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Instagram: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered TikTok: @BibleUncutandUnfiltered YouTube: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Editor: Janna Connor 2023-07-301h 01

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered2. Genesis 1:1-9When you watch a movie or read a book, you start at the beginning and work your way forward. In order to understand the rest of the Bible well, we have to begin our study at the Bible's beginning — Genesis 1-6. These chapters set up the key themes and narrative points that will keep showing up through the rest of the book and the Bible as a whole. In this episode, we cover Genesis 1:1-9, including the Ancient Near Eastern creation myths, the tohu vavohu earth, what the heck is a firmament?, and the day that wasn't called good. ...2023-07-2830 min

The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered1. Genesis: The Stuff You Don't Know You Don't KnowWe all have stuff we don't know, but have you ever considered what information you don't know that you don't know? When it comes to Ancient Near Eastern literature like the Bible, there's a lot the average person doesn't even realize is different from what they're used to in their own culture. In this episode, we address the stuff you don't know you don't know about Genesis including similarities to other Ancient Near Eastern creation mythologies, literary structure and genre, key terms, and common mistakes to avoid. Thanks for listening! Website: TheBibleUncut.com 2023-07-2450 min

The Bible Uncut and UnfilteredIntro to The Bible Uncut and UnfilteredWelcome to The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered! We believe the Bible doesn't need to be watered down or cleaned up to be understood. Our goal is to create a healing space where we can explore the unanswered questions and uncover the often overlooked historical context that can change the way we view the Bible. This episode is a short explanation of why the podcast exists and what is coming in the near future. Thanks for listening! Website: TheBibleUncut.com Donate: TheBibleUncut.com/support-us Facebook: TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered Instagram: @TheBibleUncutandUnfiltered ...2023-07-1808 min

Living and Leading with Emotional IntelligenceWhat Makes Relationships Work with Colin WilfordWhat Makes Relationships Work with Colin WilfordIn this episode we will primarily talk with Colin Wilford about a new assessment he has created to help couples identify and work through red flag areas in order to become the best possible partner they can be. In addition we will discuss things like projection, and ego and the role they play in both relationships and in life. Colin Wilford is a South African psychologist who spent several decades in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East counseling couples, advising young people on their careers, coaching executives on le...2021-10-181h 00

Roundball TalkBest All-Star MemoriesColin and Drew pick their favorite All-Star memories and Drew's daughters make their podcast debut. Enjoy! Twitter: @Roundball_Talk Instagram: @roundballtalk --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app 2021-03-0751 min

Roundball TalkNBA All Star ReservesColin and Drew pick their All-Star reserves and discuss some of the worst All-Star selections of all time. Enjoy! Twitter: @Roundball_Talk Instagram: @roundballtalk --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app 2021-02-261h 04

Roundball TalkBest and Worst Basketball CommericalsColin and Drew discuss the best and worst basketball commercials. Enjoy! Twitter: @Roundball_Talk Instagram: @roundballtalk --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app 2021-02-1741 min

Roundball TalkBest Songs Referencing BasketballColin and Drew discuss the best songs referencing basketball and recast Kurtis Blow's classic Basketball. Enjoy! Check out a playlist of the songs on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/23rAh0WDAbEIwDDfsY0P4l?si=IesJQdd9RB6f2RFTb_a_DQ Twitter: @Roundball_Talk Instagram: @roundballtalk --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app 2021-02-0758 min

Roundball TalkBest Cities and States for Producing NBA TalentColin and Drew discuss the best cities and states to produce current NBA talent. Stick around for some discussion of the worst cities and states as well. Enjoy! Twitter: @Roundball_Talk Instagram: @roundballtalk --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app 2021-01-3142 min

Roundball TalkBasketball MoviesColin and Drew discuss basketball movies from their childhood through today (including some some movies that are so bad they are good). Colin and Drew also recast the Blue Chips players and coach with modern players and actors. Enjoy! Twitter: @Roundball_Talk Instagram: @roundballtalk --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app 2021-01-2456 min

Roundball TalkNBA VilliansColin and Drew discuss NBA villians from their childhood through today (and even some players that predated them). In the second part of the show, Colin and Drew recast the Space Jam Monstars with current NBA players. Enjoy! Twitter: @Roundball_Talk Instagram: @roundballtalk --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app 2021-01-1744 min

Roundball TalkBest and Worst NBA JerseysFrom the Mavericks' shiny trashbag uniforms to the Pacers' FloJo jerseys and everything in between, Colin and Drew will discuss them all. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app 2021-01-111h 17

Podcasting Your Global CareerColin O’Donohoe, Pangean Orchestra, the real world coming together through music!An Update from the World Maestro, Colin O’Donohoe. The Pangean Orchestra and the World Maestro’s Musical Process. On this episode of the dHarmic Evolution podcast, we welcome back the World Maestro, Colin O’Donohoe. Colin was on episode 6 of the podcast and hopefully, you will enjoy hearing about what he has been up to for the past 3+ years since that appearance. One of Colin’s big projects is the Pangean Orchestra, which is based in Phoenix where Colin lives in the U.S. but also has a branch in Istanbul, where he spends several month...2019-08-301h 07

dHarmic EvolutionColin O’Donohoe, Pangean Orchestra, The Real World Coming Together Through Music!An Update from the World Maestro, Colin O’Donohoe. The Pangean Orchestra and the World Maestro’s Musical Process. On this episode of the dHarmic Evolution podcast, we welcome back the World Maestro, Colin O’Donohoe. Colin was on episode 6 of the podcast and hopefully, you will enjoy hearing about what he has been up to for the past 3+ years since that appearance. One of Colin’s big projects is the Pangean Orchestra, which is based in Phoenix where Colin lives in the U.S. but also has a branch in Istanbul, where he spends several month...2019-08-301h 07