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Play Saves the World
The Top 5 Games of Geekway
In this episode of Play Saves the World, hosts Daniel and Kevin discuss their experiences at Geekway 2025, a board game convention in St. Louis, Missouri. They explore the significance of play in human flourishing and share their top five games from the convention, along with honorable mentions. The conversation highlights the importance of community, social interaction, and the joy of discovering new games. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the gaming community and share their own experiences. Takeaways Geekway is a board game convention held annually in St. Louis, Missouri. The convention allows players to try...
2025-06-29
51 min
Play Saves the World
The Joy of Bullet Journaling
In this episode we explore the transformative practice of bullet journaling. We discuss its purpose as a tool for self-reflection, mental clarity, and personal growth. The conversation delves into the historical context of journaling as a spiritual practice, the importance of naming emotions, and the balance between productivity and playfulness. Kevin shares his personal experiences with bullet journaling, including its mechanics and the joy of tracking daily accomplishments. The episode emphasizes the significance of gratitude and reflection in enhancing one's life narrative. Takeaways Bullet journaling serves as a mirror for the soul. Naming emotions...
2025-06-01
53 min
Play Saves the World
Play Is the Mother of Invention
We dive into Steven Johnson's book 'Wonderland: How Play Made the Modern World,' which shows how play has been a catalyst for invention, the interconnectedness of ideas, and the impact of play on technology and culture. How can we create spaces for play that fosters change? Takeaways Play is essential for human flourishing and creativity. Steven Johnson's 'Wonderland' explores the role of play in invention. Fashion and consumer culture emerged from playful pursuits. Play leads to unforeseen discoveries in various fields. The spice trade significantly influenced global commerce and exploration.
2025-04-13
58 min
Play Saves the World
The Joy of Theater, with Caleb Cabiness
Daniel Hilty and Kevin Taylor welcome Caleb Cabiness, an actor and theater practitioner, to discuss the joy of theater and its significance in human flourishing. They explore Caleb's journey in theater, the vibrant theater scene in the Twin Cities, and delve into the lives of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, highlighting the connections between theater, play, and creativity. They delve into the nature of acting, exploring the concept of hypocrisy in performance and the philosophical implications of play. They discuss the creation of a musical inspired by Bob Ross, highlighting themes of positivity and personal growth...
2025-03-30
58 min
Play Saves the World
Hosting A Game Night At A Shelter
In this episode of Play Saves the World, hosts Daniel and Kevin celebrate the third anniversary of their podcast while discussing the significance of play in human flourishing. Daniel shares his experience hosting a game night at a local shelter for unhoused individuals, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and the role of play in stressful situations. The conversation highlights the thoughtful selection of games that promote inclusivity and ease of learning, ensuring a positive experience for all participants. In this conversation, Kevin and Daniel explore the themes of connection, creativity, and the power of play through board games...
2025-03-16
34 min
Play Saves the World
The Joy of Board Game Conventions
In this episode we explore the vibrant world of board game conventions through our personal experiences, what newcomers can expect, and the reasons why attending these conventions can be a fulfilling and enjoyable experience. From the joy of playing games with friends to the opportunity to try new games without the commitment of purchase, the conversation emphasizes the community and fun that board game conventions foster. In this conversation, Kevin and Daniel explore the enriching experience of board game conventions, discussing the concept of the 'magic circle' where players step into an alternate reality. They highlight the sense of...
2025-03-02
44 min
Play Saves the World
Top 10 Board Games for a Casual Game Group
Takeaways Casual gaming should be accessible to all skill levels. Games should have a low barrier to entry and quick setup. Replayability is important for maintaining interest in games. A mix of cooperative and competitive games is ideal. Games should accommodate different group sizes. Consider the time commitment for each game. Games like Telestrations generate deep laughter and connection. Incorporating themes can enhance the gaming experience. Games can be a great way to engage in community settings. The joy of gaming often comes from the shared experience rather...
2025-01-12
1h 04
Play Saves the World
Notes of Rest with Julian Davis Reid
In this episode of 'Play Saves the World', Daniel Hilty interviews Julian Davis Reed, an artist theologian who explores the intersection of black music and spirituality through his project 'Notes of Rest'. Julian discusses the importance of rest in the context of faith, the role of black music in understanding scripture, and the challenges of integrating his artistic and theological pursuits. The conversation delves into the cultural significance of rest, the pushback against the Protestant work ethic, and the transformative power of music in spiritual formation. In this conversation, Julian Davis and Daniel explore the complexities of being a...
2024-12-01
40 min
Play Saves the World
Do Animals Play?
Takeaways Animals exhibit playful behaviors that may not align with human definitions of play. The evolutionary purpose of play is debated, with some arguing it serves no clear function. Play can be seen as a reflection of the soul, contributing to joy and meaning in life. Understanding play in animals challenges our perception of their consciousness and dignity. Humans often impose unnecessary obstacles in play, unlike animals who play spontaneously. The act of play can be a way to explore deeper philosophical and theological questions. Playfulness is a universal trait that transcends species and cultures. The inner life...
2024-11-10
42 min
The KBB Unstoppable Business Owner Podcast (UBO)
21. Daniel Farmer - Thriving In Times Of Adversity
Send us a textIn this heartfelt episode of The KBB Unstoppable Business Owner Podcast, Kevin D Bannister sits down with Daniel Farmer, Head of Commercial and Development at Global's Doors and Interiors.Daniel shares his inspiring story of being diagnosed with a rare type of cancer and how he thrived through adversity. He also draws valuable lessons for business owners facing challenges in both personal and professional arenas. From focusing on what you can control to taking the first small steps toward recovery, Daniel’s wisdom is both practical and deeply personal. Tune in to...
2024-10-28
27 min
Play Saves the World
It's All A Game - Book Vibes!
In this episode of Play Saves the World, hosts Daniel and Kevin explore the significance of play in human flourishing through the lens of the book 'It's All a Game' by Tristan Donovan. They discuss the history of board games, the cultural reflections within them, and how games can help manage fears. The conversation also touches on the evolution of popular games like The Game of Life and Monopoly, and how modern board games are shaped by societal changes. The hosts share personal recommendations for games they are currently enjoying, emphasizing the joy and connection that play brings to...
2024-10-20
51 min
Play Saves the World
Human Flourishing in Digital Space
In this episode of 'Play Saves the World', Daniel and Kevin engage with Dr. Rachel Kowert, a research psychologist specializing in the intersection of digital games and mental health. They explore the impact of digital games on human flourishing, the moral panic surrounding gaming, and the benefits of play for social skills and mood management. Dr. Kowert shares her journey into the field of gaming research, the misconceptions about video games, and the importance of understanding the underlying issues that may lead to problematic gaming behavior. The conversation culminates in a fun game segment, 'Game or Box', where they...
2024-09-29
52 min
Play Saves the World
The Joy of Homing Pigeons
In this episode of Play Saves the World, the hosts Daniel and Kevin are joined by Thomas Jones, also known as the Birdman, to discuss the love of homing pigeons. They talk about the different types of pigeons, the special abilities of homing pigeons, and the bond between humans and these birds. Thomas shares his personal journey with pigeons and how they saved his life by keeping him away from negative influences. The conversation also touches on the intelligence of crows and the role of nature in providing a sense of freedom and calm. Thomas shares how he got...
2024-08-25
51 min
Play Saves the World
To Play Is Human
In this episode, Daniel and Kevin discuss the necessary and unnecessary aspects of play. They explore how play helps us focus on the present moment and be more present to the realities in front of us. They also discuss how play reflects the values of God and is a core element of our humanity. Playfulness allows us to be fully engaged in the present and brings joy and fulfillment to our lives. Play allows us to be present and free from the burden of seriousness. It is a way to engage in lightness and self-forgetfulness. Playfulness is a mark...
2024-08-04
1h 03
Play Saves the World
Wired for Play
Previously, We Discussed How Play is Non-Instrumental, Voluntary, and Unnecessary. And yet, as will discover this episode, it is a necessity for human flourishing. It is the "necessary unnecessity." Playfulness is ubiquitous for animal life Playfulness in Ubiquitous to Human Experience Since the Beginning - For Adults Too Royal Game of Ur (2500 BC) Barbara Ehrenreich - Dancing in the Streets - A History of Collective Joy Herodotus - Games invented in Lydia (450 BC) Chess, Go, Backgammon, Mancala - Africa, Asia, Middle East Alfonso's Book of Games (1283) Playfulness is Behind Creativity and Cultural Advancement
2024-07-14
58 min
Play Saves the World
What is Play?
In this episode, Daniel and Kevin explore the concept of play and its distinction from work. They discuss how play is fundamentally non-instrumental, meaning it is not a means to an end. Play can generate its own purpose and goals, which are often short-lived and inconsequential but deeply meaningful. They reference the work of philosopher Bernard Suits, who argues that our true human identity is as the grasshopper, a playful creature, despite societal pressures to be like the ant, focused on work. Play and games are interconnected, as play requires some structure or rules to create a sense of...
2024-06-30
1h 03
Play Saves the World
What Is Work?
To define what play is, we have to define what work is. (This isn’t all that unusual – scholars do it with secular vs. religious, or prose vs. poetry.) Work or labor is intentional human activity to support our needs and wants, or those of others or our larger group. Work is something we do for another purpose – it is 2-eyed, 1 eye to the activity itself and 1 to its outside result (payment, food, etc.). It is a means to an end. Work isn’t inherently bad. In the Bible it is implied...
2024-06-16
1h 00
Play Saves the World
Live from the Geekway Gaming Convention!
Daniel and Kevin attended Geekway to the West in St. Charles, Missouri, and bring you this special episode filmed live with their 3,500 best friends. Some special guests join us, and then we share some favorite convention moments and games, along with some special announcements. CALL TO ACTION Subscribe to our newsletter Support us on Patreon Interact with us on Instagram Discord us Discord Chat with us on Wavelength (iOS and MacOS and iPadOS only)
2024-05-26
18 min
Play Saves the World
Sam Macdonald on Game Design and Faith
Sam Macdonald of Garphill Games discusses his religious journey and board game philosophy. Sam explores the connections between board game design and religious faith, especially in the areas of community, self-expression, rules, fun, and the joy of discovery. We also take a stab at potential games based on Biblical stories. Takeaways Game design can reflect the heart of God by promoting fellowship, agency, following rules, and having fun. The Art of Discovery in games, with hidden gems and Easter eggs, can create a sense of enjoyment and excitement for players. Game design can...
2024-05-05
1h 05
Play Saves the World
The Spirit of Play
The conversation explores the idea that faith is often associated with restrictions and limitations, but it should actually set us free. The Spirit of God works through play and games to bring about freedom. The conversation also touches on the article 'Play and Freedom, Patterns of Life and the Spirit' by Simeon Zahl, which discusses the tension between law and grace in Protestant Christianity. It highlights the need to understand the freedom that comes with the Spirit and the danger of idolizing past patterns of faith. The conversation also delves into the popular notion of destiny and how it...
2024-04-21
57 min
Leading To Profit
214: How To Turn Setbacks Into Success With Daniel Tolson & Kevin Bees, Profit Maximisation Expert
Daniel Tolson is regarded as Asia’s #1 business coach specializing in Emotional Intelligence and a former Australian Champion Athlete. Daniel will show us how to become successful by providing scientific and evidence-based methods on how to catapult your influence, accelerate your impact and unleash new income levels. Daniel Tolson shared in this episode: His experience living in Taiwan since 2012, after being inspired by the 4 hour work week What he learnt starting a Wake boarding business in Dubai How law of attraction took him from two dollars to “my belonging place”
2024-04-17
40 min
Leading To Profit
214: How To Turn Setbacks Into Success With Daniel Tolson & Kevin Bees, Profit Maximisation Expert
Daniel Tolson is regarded as Asia’s #1 business coach specializing in Emotional Intelligence and a former Australian Champion Athlete. Daniel will show us how to become successful by providing scientific and evidence-based methods on how to catapult your influence, accelerate your impact and unleash new income levels. Daniel Tolson shared in this episode: His experience living in Taiwan since 2012, after being inspired by the 4 hour work week What he learnt starting a Wake boarding business in Dubai How law of attraction took him from two dollars to “my belonging place”
2024-04-17
40 min
Play Saves the World
Stages in Board Game Collecting
We explore the concept of seasons in the context of board gaming and life, and discuss the origins of the phrase "this too shall pass" and its relevance to the changing nature of emotions and experiences. Daniel and Kevin share their personal gaming stages and how their approach to board games has evolved over time. The conversation concludes with a reflection on the importance of selectivity and finding contentment in the games we already own. We discuss their evolving gaming preferences and the stages of faith. We explore the enjoyment of lighter and quicker games, the appreciation for simple...
2024-04-07
58 min
Play Saves the World
Life Lessons from a Chinese Murder Mystery RPG (A/V Club)
In this episode of Board Game Faith, we discuss the topic of role play, both in games and in real life. We explore the benefits and risks of role play and dive into a video from the YouTube Channel @PeopleMakeGames about the popular role-playing game Jubensha in China, with its deep character development and commitment involved in role-playing games and share personal experiences with role play. We also highlight the power of role play in building empathy and connection with others. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the social dynamics of playing Jubensha and...
2024-03-24
56 min
Buttoned Up
Crypto And Faith With Kevin Seo
In this episode, Daniel Seong sits down with Kevin Seo, a serial entrepreneur, restauranteur, and host of the Good Service Podcast. They delve into the unique and groundbreaking story of Kevin's restaurant, Born Hungry, which created a brand around the hype of accepting crypto payments. They also discuss the intentional simplicity of the dining experience and the strategic community building that led to their widespread success. Kevin also shares details about the Sonic Speed Cafe, their expansion to Asia, and their collaborations with well-known figures. The conversation touches on the profound impact of faith and the inspiration...
2024-03-12
20 min
Play Saves the World
Why Pastors Need to Play, with Casey Sigmon
In this episode, Rev. Dr. Casey Sigmon, Professor of Preaching and Worship at St. Paul School of Theology, discusses the importance of play and imagination in combating burnout and enhancing preaching. She shares her background in film and theater and how it influenced her approach to worship. Casey also introduces the Pause/Play Center for Clergy Renewal, which focuses on providing rest and healing for pastors. The conversation highlights the power of well-preached sermons and the need for pastors to prioritize their own well-being, the importance of taking a leap of faith in preaching, and the connection between imagination...
2024-03-10
59 min
Play Saves the World
Book Club: 4,000 Weeks
Oliver Burkeman's 4,000 Weeks: Time Management for Mortals (2022) is our pick for our monthly book club. We loved how it made us think about our modern drive to master time and efficiency, and how this debilitates human happiness. Rethinking our lives and our use of time means more time for flourishing, games, and play, even if we don't get everything done (because we never will). We explore the concept of time and our relationship with it, highlighting the illusion of time management and the artificiality of modern time. We also discuss the idea of embracing our limits and...
2024-02-25
1h 02
Play Saves the World
Death in Gaming
You might think death and gaming are not connected. But loss is always a part of games as pieces and elements are lost. Some elements of games are fairly abstract (Uno cards or chess pieces), but other elements can be very personal, such as a character you've played for years in D&D or in a legacy type game such as Gloomhaven. Games also address death through theme and content: One Night Werewolf has players killing each other; Village has meeples age and die, to be moved to the graveyard; Endurance face nearly certain death even as a miraculous...
2024-02-11
58 min
Popped!
S3 Ep.5 ROBOTECH: An Interview with Kevin McKeever
Send us a textDaniel speaks to the Vice President of Marketting for Harmony Gold, Kevin McKeever about the 1985 hit anime series Robotech. Kevin covers the history of Robotech as well as that of Frank Aghrama and Carl Macek. Daniel and Kevin discuss the many products and projects that have been promised for years by Harmony Gold with Kevin welcoming fan question and criticism equally. It's an eye opening look into the world of ROBOTECH through the eyes of a a Marketting Executive. Many fans have reached a point of exhaustion with what they perceive a...
2024-02-02
1h 20
The Messy City Podcast
The Housing Trap, with Daniel Herriges
Daniel Herriges has been one of my favorite reads on the Strong Towns site for many years. He has thoughtful, in-depth pieces on many subjects, notably housing. Now, he has co-authored a new book with Chuck Marohn called “Escaping the Housing Trap.” We discuss the book, and much more, including my guest appearance in the book.New feature: transcript belowFind more content on The Messy City on Kevin’s Substack page.Music notes: all songs by low standards, ca. 2010. Videos here. If you’d like a CD for low standards, message me and you...
2024-01-30
59 min
Play Saves the World
A/V Club: Roleplaying the End of the World
We discuss the concept of surviving in a post-apocalyptic world and how it relates to games and life. YouTube's @PeopleMakeGames explored Wasteland Weekend, a unique event where thousands of people role-play life in a post-apocalyptic setting. We delve into the idea of playing the wrong game and the importance of being present in the moment, the point of a game, and the cost of community. The conversation explores the themes of belonging in the family of God, the importance of vulnerability and shared burdens, earning the right to belong in a community, the logistics and planning of...
2024-01-25
56 min
Play Saves the World
The Enneagram and Board Games part 2
In this episode, Daniel and Kevin continue their exploration of the Enneagram and its connection to board games. They discuss the unique personalities of each Enneagram type and suggest games that may appeal to each type. The goal is to understanding and respecting others' differences, as well as understand ourselves. They reflect on the background of the Enneagram, its limitations, applying the Golden Rule to the Enneagram, the Enneagram types 5-8, and some game recommendations for each type! Topics Explored party games and fun recommendations the value of embracing failure and learning from it player elimination...
2024-01-14
1h 01
Play Saves the World
Holidays and Games!
Holidays and games are great together – they provide an opportunity for social interaction and enjoyment. Board games can be a great addition to holiday celebrations, offering a break from work and a chance to connect with loved ones. Games can also serve as a reminder of the grace and unnecessary gifts in life. 00:00 Holidays and Games 02:12 Pax Unplugged Adventure 08:38 Games and Holidays 19:01 Theological Reasons for Games and Holidays 26:49 Game Recommendations for Holidays boardgames #holidays #family #familygames #christmas #religion #spirituality #socializing #games #gamepicks Some great games for the holidays include:...
2023-12-17
47 min
Play Saves the World
BONUS: Christmas Funsongtime
2023-12-17
05 min
Play Saves the World
The Enneagram, for Board Gamers!
Intro to & History of Enneagram The origins of the enneagram are arcane and unclear. Relation to 7 Deadly Sins, Sufi Islam George Gurdjieff, Armenian spiritualist and teacher, 1865-1949 Oscar Ichazo (Bolivian) and Claudio Naranjo (Chilean) in 1970s developed it. It came into American practice through Naranjo in CA, and Catholics there, including Father Robert Ochs. It is used in therapeutic and spiritual settings to discern who you are and who others are The Types Perfectionist: want it done right, highly moral, avoids blame Helper: wants to be loved and needed, avoids own needs Performer: wants...
2023-12-03
1h 04
Play Saves the World
Moltmann's A Theology of Play (part 3) – Christ the New Creation
How do Christian theology and play intersect? Moltmann's seminal book, A Theology of Play, explores this, and we discuss pages 25-36. Christ Is More than a Remedy for Sin Christ became a human being not just to be a remedy for sin, but to create a new reality or a re-creation of the world. This tells us something about the nature of God: abundance, joy, and newness. “God's love goes beyond his mercy and beyond man's misery. So it reaches beyond the mere restoration of the sick to the healthy state of the new life” (26). “Only those...
2023-11-19
1h 05
Play Saves the World
Faith, religion and board game design with Shem Phillips
Introduction Shem Phillips is a board game designer from New Zealand. He founded Garphill Games in 2009 and is known for his medium to medium-heavy Euros such as the medieval trilogies (North Sea, West Kingdom, South Tigris) and Ancient Anthology series. He often works with S. J. (Sam) Macdonald. The use of trilogies in game design In your sermon online, you mention how game testing is like prayer: “look for feelings not suggestions.” How do you relate today to the loss of your father? In Ezra & Nehemiah, you explore your first explicitly Biblical theme. What went...
2023-11-05
46 min
Play Saves the World
Board Game Rulebooks, with Jordan Ault
What your Rulebooks Say About You INTRODUCTIONS RULEBOOKS ARE … COOL? Roundtable vote: intense pre-read Read as you attempt to play Watch YouTube Have someone teach you Dial 1-800-Rules-Lawyer do you enjoy Rulebooks as a genre? Any special Rulebooks of note? KEVIN: Mage Knight is particularly loathed, even though it’s all in there KEVIN: Frostpunk is a rulesbook work of art DANIEL: Twilight Imperium 4 (steal from Kevin!), Gloomhaven - Jaws of the Lion Do you have “house rules” to certain games or alter the rules based on who is playing? Why? Do you feel thi...
2023-10-22
1h 10
Play Saves the World
Personal Growth through Solo Board Games, with Liz Davidson
Introduction We all know what it’s like to play games with other people. But did you know that more and more games every year give you the opportunity to play them by yourself? And we’re not just talking solitaire here. We’re talking multi-player games with a solo mode—as well as games that are designed to be played by only one person. They can be small games with boxes you can hide under a dinner roll, to epic sprawling experiences that you lay out on your table and leave there till Christmas. So what...
2023-10-08
1h 07
The Next 100 Days Podcast
#394 Goalkeeping and Business with Daniel Okuniewski
Goalkeeping Daniel Okuniewski is a goalkeeping coach. He chatted with Kevin Appleby on LinkedIn and was invited to appear on The Next 100 Days Podcast. So, did he save the day in his first-ever podcast, or was the team knocked out? Summary of Podcast Daniel's Background Daniel was the goalkeeping coach for Queens Park Rangers. He is Polish and has worked in Lithuania. Daniel left his role with QPR to pursue a full-time career in business. Off-Pitch Influence We discussed off-pitch preparation and organisation in football, connecting the club's strategy with on-pitch performance. The significance of talent development was discussed along...
2023-10-06
49 min
Play Saves the World
The 7 Deadly Sins of Board Gaming
Defining sin What is sin in the Christian tradition? What do we mean by “7 Deadly Sins”? 7 deadly sins: pride, greed, wrath, envy, lust, gluttony and sloth. Developed in the 300s with the Desert Fathers, especially Evagrius Ponticus. The 7 capital virtues were chastity, temperance, charity, diligence, patience, kindness, and humility. In Dante’s Inferno there are 8 categories of sin: Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Wrath, Heresy, Violence, Fraud, Treachery. The Sins of Board Gaming 1 - It’s All About Winning (Pride and Wrath) Winning as ontological end and not functional end (trading seriousness for deli...
2023-09-24
1h 01
Play Saves the World
Imitating God By Playing Games (Moltmann part 2)
Moltmann, A Theology of Play part 2 Pp 15-25 Did God create the world as an act of play? God is a free creator - could have made the world or not, yet is still divine so it can’t be just random. God did not have to create the world, but neither did God make something random. The world is meaningful but not necessary – and necessary labor will not save us. Work is productive and gainful but not play. It is a game in the sense – God made t...
2023-09-10
59 min
Play Saves the World
A Theology of Play Retreat
Context Held at Glen Eyrie in Colorado Springs, next to Garden of Gods 5 days and 4 nights Sponsored by Office of Congregational Excellence of the Missouri Annual Conference of United Methodist Church About 33 participants - mostly clergy, but some lay persons as well The fourth of a series of spiritual formation retreats known as “Soul Connections” - this one was on the theme of “Enchantment” Stayed in a lodge, ate meals in the castle, hiked through surrounding hills and mountains Asked me to lead three 2-hour sessions on “Theology of Play” Day 1 - Introduction to Play Bernard Suits’ defin...
2023-08-20
59 min
Play Saves the World
Our Top 10 Games of All Time – But With Bible Verses!
Who doesn't like a list? Everyone has a top 10 list of best games of all time, right? So we get in on the action, but our list has SPIRITUAL TRUTHS and SCRIPTURE REFERENCES! Take that YouTube Influencers. And we announce the awesome winners to our #boardgamefaith contest on Instagram! Remember to photograph yourself at your place of worship, with your favorite board game(s), and post it to instagram #boardgamefaith so we can recognize you in a future episode! CALL TO ACTION: Subscribe to our newsletter Support us on Patreon interact with us on...
2023-08-06
1h 05
Play Saves the World
Spirituality and Board Game Design, with Jamey Stegmaier
Jamey Stegmaier reflects on his early experiences with board games, his Catholic upbringing, and his employment at the Catholic Student Center at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. The culture and values from his religious background and experiences have impacted his board game design. "At Stonemaier Games, we try really, really hard to make our games accessible, inclusive, and to treat other people the way that we wanna be treated. And a lot of those are philosophies that you see in a lot of different religions." CALL TO ACTION: Subscribe to our newsletter Support...
2023-07-23
26 min
Million Dollar Relationships
Embracing Uncertainty and Leveraging Discomfort with Daniel Linares
Are you ready to discover how pivotal relationships and seeking out the masters can propel your life and business to new heights? Welcome to the Million Dollar Relationship podcast. Today, Daniel Linares shares his insights on how pivotal relationships and seeking out the masters have transformed his life and business. Daniel is a certified high-performance coach, speaker, and event professional. With his coaching expertise, he helps individuals unlock their full potential, achieve greater focus, clarity, and productivity. As an accomplished event professional, Daniel earns multiple six-figures annually while traveling the world for business and leisure. His inspiring presence has...
2023-07-12
34 min
Play Saves the World
Games with Religious Themes, with Alice Connor
Alice is the author of several books. http://aliceconnor.com/#about-the-author. She also writes for Daily Worker Placement, including a series titled “Playing at Religion”, and co-hosts the podcast "Table Talk." Defining a Religiously Themed Game Your definition: “One whose theme is primarily but not exclusively exploring the practice, history, or theology of any religion or spiritual tradition.” Some examples The Settlers of Zarahemla Ierusalem: Anno Domini Ezra and Nehemiah (forthcoming) Nicaea What Makes a Great Religious-Themed Game? It succeeds at what it’s trying to do. It explores its theme comp...
2023-07-09
1h 11
Play Saves the World
Moltmann's Theology of Play Part 1
REMINDER ABOUT OUR CONTEST “SHOW US YOUR BOARD GAME FAITH” # BOARDGAMEFAITH on IG, by June 30th 2023! Cool prizes! Like us, subscribe to us, we are on YouTube and podcast networks, and check out our newsletter! And wash our cars and trim our hedges! Jürgen Moltmann, born 1926, German Reformed theologian who is Professor Emeritus of Systematic Theology at the University of Tübingen and is known for his books such as the Theology of Hope, The Crucified God, God in Creation, and Theology of Play. Drafted 1943 to fight for Nazi Germany, surrendered in 1945 and wa...
2023-06-25
1h 00
Play Saves the World
Ameritrash vs. Euro Board Games, which is better?
Define Ameritrash and Euro, what is the experience like, how do they work? The promise and problem of player elimination (Monopoly, Chess, Checkers, Risk) Direct versus indirect competition Excitement of “dudes on a map” Ameritrash risk and explosive moments, Interaction, luck, can be mean War gaming is a variant (and how board games began) – Root! Root! Root! Euro is more about resource management (Tapestry, Caracassonne, Wingspan, Feast for Odin) How are they good for the soul? Euro stresses planning, focus, no player elimination, safe t...
2023-06-11
47 min
Play Saves the World
Using Games to Teach, with Mandi Hutchinson
Mandi Hutchinson of Salt and Sass Games is a teacher and educator, and she explores ways that board games have shaped her life and work. Games help the art of teaching whether it's a middle school classroom or adults in their workplaces. We even take the time to dream of games that don't exist, and we learn more about Canada and especially Albertans. Follow Mandi on Twitter and here. CALL TO ACTION: Subscribe to our newsletter Support us on Patreon interact with us on Instagram Discord us Discord. Links:SaltAndSass...
2023-05-28
59 min
Play Saves the World
Satanic Panic, with TheGeekPreacher
Derek White is The Geek Preacher – a United Methodist pastor, D&D gamer, social media leader, and a major part of Satanic Panic documentary (streaming on TubiTV in the USA). Is Star Wars a work of sci-fi fundamentalism? What's so threatening about our imaginations to religious authorities? Are there limits to the imagination, such as the level of violence in a Quentin Tarantino movie? Are there places where the imagination can corrupt or form us in bad ways, and how would you know those limits? What are the secrets to a gr...
2023-05-14
1h 10
Play Saves the World
State of the Podcast: We Look Back and Look Forward
Reports and Statistics! Average downloads per episode Downloads by country and US state Progress How we've grown and changed – yeah we miss the opening skit and clap but … Priorities The book! Curriculum! The movie! The Broadway play! CALL TO ACTION: Subscribe to our newsletter Support us on Patreon interact with us on Instagram Discord us Discord. Links:Cobra Island | Joepedia | FandomSerpentor - Wikipedia
2023-04-30
43 min
Play Saves the World
Spiritual Lessons of Negotiation Games
Spiritual Lessons of Negotiation Games Healthy Rules and Freedom Existing Side-by-Side Helps Us to Be Creative and Joyful. The best part of negotiation games for me (Daniel) is the free for all, the creativity, especially in contrast to the rules. Think about the Apostle Paul writing about the joy of freedom against the backdrop of the law. Learn about others – when you play with the same people you know their style and bluffing Negotiating a Conflict is a Short Cut to Identifying the Core Values Beneath the Conflict. 1 Kings 3:16-28 - King Solomon & Baby There Can be More Im...
2023-04-16
54 min
Play Saves the World
Colonialism in Board Games (AV Club #2)
Listener Spotlight "Kary" is a teacher from North Carolina She found out about Board Game Faith through Facebook! Game she's digging: Played "Sequence" for the first time and really enjoyed it. What is awesome about her? Waking up at 5 AM! Why do you listen to BGF? The awesome hosts. 🙂 Terra Nullius – a null land, or "nobody's land" TOPIC: Playing Colonialism – Board Game Ethics on the Homo Ludens YouTube Channel OVERVIEW OF VIDEO Hosts: Fred Serval & Luis Aguasvivas Mary Flanagan, co author of the book, "Playing Oppression" Brian Train - War game designer Cole Wehrle...
2023-04-02
58 min
The Wealth and Business Podcast
The Factors that Build a Successful Business with Kevin Kludje
Do you still have any hope left in your business? The journey of building a business does not happen overnight but happens over several years. It may be hard to continue, but we must be encouraged to hold on and be consistent in our goals! Kevin Kludje is the Co-founder of Property Wealth Education and is now the company's Head of Content & Marketing. Initially, he had doubts about creating the podcast but is now grateful for how long the podcast has been. Even before becoming a doctor, Kevin met Daniel and was motivated to be...
2023-03-21
37 min
Play Saves the World
Board Games and Buddhism, with Takuya Ono
Board Games and Buddhism, with Takuya Ono 00:00 Introduction 01:23 How I became a Buddhist priest and jushoku 03:52 Duties of a Buddhist temple master in Japan 06:06 Board Gaming in Japan, and the Okuma Disaster 08:13 How I became a board game fan 12:32 Religion in Japan 15:39 Buddhism and games 21:06 My favorite board games 26:55 Buddhism practices compassion 33:32 Connect with Ono-san CALL TO ACTION: Subscribe to our newsletter Support us on Patreon interact with us on Instagram Discord us Discord. Follow Takuya Ono on Board Game Geek, at https://boardgamegeek...
2023-03-19
35 min
Play Saves the World
Reflections on Teaching a College Class on Board Gaming
Ideas behind the class What are board games, what is their history, how do they work, and why do they matter? Structuring the class I revisited some of our previous episodes – defining a game, Bernard Suits, Jane McGonigal Defining a board game history of board games mechanisms of board games (card drafting, worker placement, Euro, Ameritrash, bluffing, player elimination, trading, set collection) Games that teach history or lessons Games that are roleplaying and open-ended (TTRPG like D&D) Games and life, such as McGonigal Reality is Broken Magic circles: games and religion ...
2023-03-05
52 min
Play Saves the World
5 Spiritual Lessons from Cooperative Board Games
LISTENER HIGHLIGHT! Jim from Pennsylvania MAIL BAG! Episode 21 feedback - So grateful to @CampingMeeple's response to episode 21 - how to start a board game group: "We are trying to keep a Board game day happening more often at our church, but it was actually interesting listening to your last episode because it’s generally hobby people at ours and you were talking about card games and stuff a lot. I am a relatively newer convert to hobby games, but my addiction started at one of these events. Interestingly, I attended one a few years prior and it...
2023-02-19
53 min
Play Saves the World
Board Games as Devotion, with Daniel Thurot
Daniel Thurot of the Space-Biff! newsletter and podcast discusses board games as devotion and religious exploration, Mormonism, and religious identity. What does it mean for board games to explore religious division, change, and history? CALL TO ACTION: Subscribe to our newsletter Support us on Patreon interact with us on Instagram Discord us Discord. Links:SPACE-BIFF! | Fiercely Independent. Independant? Crap.The Mission: Early Christianity from the Crucifixion to the Crusades | Board Game | BoardGameGeekThe Acts of the Evangelists | Board Game | BoardGameGeekNicaea | Board Game | BoardGameGeek
2023-02-05
1h 02
Play Saves the World
The Medieval Book of Games
We examine the medieval Book of Games, King Alfonso of Spain's 1283 book about chess, dice games, and board games like Backgammon. There are rich insights here into medieval and modern board games – their types, challenges, wisdom, and benefits. Yay for history! CALL TO ACTION: Subscribe to our newsletter Support us on Patreon interact with us on Instagram Discord us Discord Links:SU&SD Present: British Board Games 1800-1920, by Holly Nielsen - YouTube
2023-01-22
55 min
Play Saves the World
How To Start a Board Game Group at Your House of Worship
A regular board game group is a powerful way to build inter-generational relationships and community at your house of worship. But how and where to start? Daniel and Kevin share their experiences: what worked, what didn't, and what to watch out for. For a one-sheet on this process, subscribe to our newsletter here or email us at info@boardgamefaith.com. CALL TO ACTION: Subscribe to our newsletter Support us on Patreon interact with us on Instagram Discord us Discord.
2023-01-08
56 min
Play Saves the World
A Muslim Perspective on Representation in Gaming, and on Jesus Christ
This thoughtful conversation moves from traveling, gaming with parents, representation in board games, the stereotypes of Muslims as either extremists or as hijab enforcers, the common sense decency of Muslims that is rarely reported in the media, questions of Islamic theology and interpretation, and the place of Jesus Christ as a prophet of Islam. Find Ali Karar on the internet! https://linktr.ee/karar2k CALL TO ACTION: Subscribe to our newsletter Support us on Patreon interact with us on Instagram Discord us Discord. Links:Karar's Story Mode Campaigns for...
2023-01-01
1h 15
Play Saves the World
Enemies of Board Gaming (A/V Club)
Here is the original Dice Tower's "Top 10 Enemies of Gaming" Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytUUQhKdzL0 Mechthild of Magdeburg (13 century German mystic poet and writer), “Clothe yourself with yourself." Rodney Smith (Watch It Played on YouTube): "I come to this table as a flawed human being.… The gift of this hobby is to learn to be better people – note that video games don’t do this." CALL TO ACTION: Subscribe to our newsletter Support us on Patreon interact with us on Instagram Discord us Discord.
2022-12-11
1h 11
Play Saves the World
Reality Is Broken! So let's play games that promote positive psychology and collaboration
2022-11-13
1h 07
Weak Days with Jesus
Sermon: Ben Johnson - Song: ””God Alone” by Daniel Hartzheim, Kevin Bueltmann, Tawn Bueltmann, Anna Delay.
Today's message is called "ThankFULL for Peace" from Pastor Ben Johnson. Today we give thanks for being filled with the peace of Jesus. The peace that has been given to us is not like the counterfeit peace that the world wants to give to us. The world tries to make us believe that we are not complete until we have gained something else of the world. This kind of peace is a continual outside-in approach but the peace of God is completely different. The peace that Jesus has given us “rules our hearts” and starts from within us and does...
2022-11-11
31 min
Play Saves the World
Interview with Adrian Adamescu
Adrian Adamescu is a chemist (with a PhD in Chemistry) and board game designer (Sagrada, Dice Theme Park, 7 Summits, Speakeasy Blues, Creatures & Cupcakes). We interview him about growing up in Romania and Germany, an important family friend, and his faith experiences that have shaped him today as a father and board game designer. CALL TO ACTION: Subscribe us Subscribe to our newsletter Support us Patreon interact us Instagram Discord us Discord. Links:Mistwind: Gen Con 2022 Preview | Video | BoardGameGeekGames | Profile | aadrian13 | BoardGameGeekSagrada | Board Game | BoardGameGeekSagrada | Board Games | Miniature Market
2022-10-30
1h 06
Play Saves the World
5 Spiritual Lessons from Action Selection Games
OPENING GAME - Rock-Paper-Scissors/Roshambo CELEBRATION - Had first newsletter this week! INTRO TO MAIN TOPIC - what is an action selection game? GrenadierBG on Discord recommends Adam in Wales video MAIN TOPIC - Spiritual Lessons from Action Selection Games Taking initiative can be important. Taking actions can deny resources to others. Taking actions can also provide opportunities for others. You cannot control what others do. You can only control yourself. You must do what is urgent and important in action selection...
2022-10-16
1h 07
Weak Days with Jesus
Sermon: John-David Mull - Song ”Long Held Love” Stephen Duncan, Daniel Hartzheim, Kevin Winebarger, Brandon Edwards, John Chelini, Elijah Scheidler
Today’s message by John-David Mull. At the end of today’s podcast you will hear a song called “Long Held Love” that was written by: Stephen Duncan, Daniel Hartzheim, Kevin Winebarger, Brandon Edwards, John Chelini, and Elijah Scheidler. This song is such a beautiful picture of our Father’s long held love for us https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwsKyXhEvd8 --- Here is the link if you would like to watch today message: https://www.facebook.com/ShepherdOfTheValleyLutheranChurchWdm --- Lyrics: Here I come Long held lo...
2022-10-10
25 min
Play Saves the World
How Reality Is Broken and We Need More Games
INTRO IMPROV GAME: Characters in a classic Spaghetti Western film play the game Lord of the Rings: Journey in Middle Earth (currently #97 on Board Game Geek). Apologies for our ridicuous accents! Jane McGonigal's book Reality is Broken describes what we learn about human happiness through understanding the impact of games on human neurology and psychology. Human enjoy goals, rules, obstacles, a feedback system, and voluntary participation. The point of a game isn't always to win but to establish flow. "The opposite of play isn't work. It's depression" (p. 28, quoting Brian Sutton-Smith). GAME BREAK...
2022-10-02
1h 09
Play Saves the World
Judaism and Board Games, with Alex Radcliffe
How do board games intersect with Orthodox Jewish religious and family life? We discuss how Sabbath observance impacts Alex's work, family life, and board game hobby, and how the Sabbath is defined and practiced for him and his synagogue. Be sure to check out Alex's excellent YouTube channel, BoardGameCo. NEXT EPISODE: We discuss Jane McGonagal's Reality is Broken chapters 1 and 2. We're glad to have you read along with us, but this homework is totally optional and can be ignored! What do you think? Post your thoughts, responses, and questions on Instagram and Discord. ...
2022-09-18
46 min
Catching Up With CUB
#129 Kevin Lerdwichagul - How to get 100Million Views on Youtube
Daniel catches up with Kevin Lerdwichagul, CEO of Glitch Productions. Starting the business from their parents’ garage, Kevin and his brother grew the animation studio’s Youtube channel to 7million subscribers, 100 Million monthly viewers and a team of 30 in just 5 years. Daniel and Kevin discuss how to create superfans for you and your business through relevant content, why Youtube is the best platform to do so and review everything you need to know to build a successful Youtube channel.
2022-09-09
55 min
Play Saves the World
How Board Games Can Be Transcendent
Cold Opening: Through the Ages on a Doomed Spaceship OPENING GAME - Location: A doomed spaceship (from “www.can-i-get-a.com”). Game: Through the Ages - A New Story of Civilization – (#12 on BGG!) main topic Defining magic circles and liminal spaces, and how they relate to religious practice and faith. scriptures referenced Genesis 28:10-16 NEXT EPISODE: Interview with Alex Radcliffe of BoardGameCo on Youtube, and now Chief Marketing Officer at GameFound. Also, if you are interested, start reading McGonagal's Reality is Broken for our upcoming discussion! What d...
2022-09-04
1h 01
Play Saves the World
Bonus: Thank You for 1,000 Downloads!
2022-08-25
00 min
Play Saves the World
5 Spiritual Lessons from Push Your Luck Games
Kevin torments Daniel with a homebrewed Push Your Luck game based on Star Wars and Weird Al trivia (NOTE WE HAVE CHAPTER MARKERS NOW!). We then define push your luck games and glean some wisdom from these games: learning to take risks is good (and even Biblical, see Matthew 25:14-30); we can better understand ourselves and our comfort level with risk; we can learn to take smart risks instead of reckless ones; luck can be inclusive because everyone has a chance to win; we can't take luck personally; luck can build community. What do you think...
2022-08-21
1h 07
Play Saves the World
Can Board Games Save the World? With Dave Bindewald
The goal of the Center for Play and Exploration is to encourage adults to be more curious, more divergent in their thinking, and empowered to fail. Dave argues that curiosity and imagination are ways to dismantle anxiety and fear. We respond to listener feedback and speculate whether God does indeed play dice with the universe, because creation is God's joyful act of play. Post your thoughts, responses, and questions on Instagram and Discord.Links:Theology of play - Google BooksCPE
2022-08-07
1h 02
Play Saves the World
The Game of Life
What would it mean to think of life as a game? Are games merely pastimes between serious endeavors, or is it an approach to life oriented around unnecessary obstacles and enjoyment? We touch on ideas about the meaning of life, happiness, and life as something useful versus life as something to be enjoyed. Human flourishing is ultimately found in graceful abundance, in which all we can ever really do is pursue meaningful activities (and play games). Perhaps God does indeed play dice with the universe. Join us our Discord here.
2022-07-24
1h 03
Play Saves the World
Is Winning the Point?
Daniel and Kevin tackle the obvious question: is wining the point of playing games? How does a desire to win relate to the desire to have an enjoyable gaming experience, and what spiritual realities are present when we strive to be humble and gracious at a gaming table where the object is to win the game? We consider that games might be training us to win over other people, instead of being more loving and kind. Does love exclude winning? Yet much of life is about improvement, and even heaven must include aspects of winning and loss...
2022-07-10
57 min
Play Saves the World
Accessibility, Community, and Neurodiversity, with Chelsey Hillyer
Rev. Chelsey Hillyer joins us to chat about creating accessibility around board games so everyone is welcome to be themselves, find satisfaction with their game play, and empowered to have fun. How do board games and play in general create accessibility so everyone is welcome to be themselves? Games are partly about winning, but also about being satisfied with your game play and everyone being able to have a good time. We discuss ADHD-Inattentive and neurodiversity, play as protest, and games that create deep presence and community. We share thoughts on parenting, Geoff Englestein's book GameTek, play as a...
2022-06-26
1h 12
Play Saves the World
Book Club! The Grasshopper ch. 3 and Defining Games
We make a new attempt at an episode opening – an improv skit with pirates playing Carcassone! We discuss Carcassone a bit, lionize the word "eschew" and life points in general, and wrestle with Bernard Suits' definition of a game: "the voluntary attempt to overcome unnecessary obstacles" (p. 43). Games require buy-in from participants who must agree to its rules, desire to best their competitors, and strive to be efficient within the games required inefficiencies. So how appropriate is it to conceive of God engaging in play and games? Kevin attempts to quote the Quran in thinking through God's delight in ob...
2022-06-12
55 min
Play Saves the World
Board Games that Teach
What can, and should, board teach us? We explore didactic board games that have a message, and what sort of indirect messages board games can also give us. We discuss Caverna, Bibleopoly, the forgotten didactic orgins of Monopoly, magic circles, and the controversial game Train. Join us on Instagram and Patreon.Links:The surprising history behind the board game "Monopoly" - YouTubeBibleopoly | Board Game | BoardGameGeekGalaxy Quest - WikipediaGarphill GamesHow to Use Tabletop Simulator - Shut Up & Sit Down - YouTubeHome | Tabletop SimulatorMagic circle (virtual worlds) - WikipediaBrenda Romero: Gaming for understanding - YouTube
2022-05-29
1h 04
Play Saves the World
Board Games and Islam
Our very first guest! Ali Karar (@karar2k) joins us to discuss hobby board gaming as a Muslim in Saudi Arabia. We discuss board games as a catalyst for socializing, religious limits to board games, and the role of board games in families. Ali discusses his transition from video games to board gaming, board gaming cafes in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and Islam's traditional prohibition aginst dice because of its association with gambling. We cap it all off by listing our most beloved games and praising Clap On technology.Links:Ali Karar (@karar2k) • Instagram ph...
2022-05-15
1h 01
Play Saves the World
Book Club! The Grasshopper by Bernard Suits ch. 1
Toothsome questions abound. Are $5K board gaming tables worth it? Are there deeper implications of Clap-On technology? And what do we make of Bernard Suits' book The Grasshopper ch. 1, where the Grasshopper gladly dies in the winter for having played too many games? Can one game on the Sabbath, and why aren't there more games in the Bible?
2022-05-01
52 min
Play Saves the World
Is Play Essential to the Human Experience?
After naming some recently revisited games, Daniel discusses some lessons learned at a recent conference on play. Is play essential to the human experience? How can we games be more inclusive? How does play shape our early childhood in important ways, and can this include Minecraft? The discussion moves into play as a means of grace, and that play according to rules might be an analogy of grace and law. Pop culture jokes include the clap-on lamp from the 80s, and dad jokes include a can of diced tomatoes that secretly contains bookoo dice. Next episode: the book The...
2022-04-17
55 min
Play Saves the World
Six reasons board games are spiritual
Daniel & Kevin have … a list show! We trade our top 3 ways that board games can be spiritual and authentically human. Our lists are different, but not completely, and then there's a bonus round for a bit of hilarity. Let's hear it for new board game burps. (Also, the game Kevin cannot think of during the podcast is This War of Mine.) Many thanks to Eljiah Hilty for our theme music.
2022-04-03
58 min
Play Saves the World
Initial Thoughts
To what extent does entering the magic circle of a game, where humans play games and temporarily care about bits and bobs, define our humanity? How do games impact people of religious faith?
2022-03-11
46 min
WildFed Podcast — Hunt Fish Forage Food
Catch and Release Hunting? Ethical Quandaries and Moral Dilemmas with Kevin Kossowan — WildFed Podcast #107
Kevin Kossowan is the creator of From The Wild, a James Beard award nominated, culinary adventure series about wild foods that has elevated field cookery to a level not really seen before in a tv series. A film maker, he’s also the co-creator of Les Stroud’s Wild Harvest on PBS and Nat Geo. One of the things we love about talking with Kevin is his willingness to get into some of the more taboo and uncomfortable nooks and crannies of the ethical and moral and ecological obligations of hunting, fishing, and foraging... especially into conversations we...
2021-11-09
1h 53
2 de 3
26. Retro
Hoy platicamos como eran las cosas hace algunos años dentro de la plataformas virtuales de entretenimiento así como un momento filosófico de Kevin
2021-03-22
59 min
Shim And Shin
Lunar New Year Special: LA vs OC with Daniel Chun
Happy Lunar New Year! It's officially the Year of the Ox so we had to bring in that bull-- Yo Chun!! Join us this week as we are joined by Daniel Chun of the Kimchi Express to have a HEATED debate on LA vs the OC. Take a listen and let us know if you agree or disagree with some of our points. DON'T be alarmed by the length, we promise it is worth the listen :) Disclaimer **: We use a lot of blanket statements in this episode but we understand not everyone fits these m...
2021-02-22
2h 01
Shim And Shin
Testimony Series Special: Kevin
We're finally here at the finale of the Testimony Series with our very own, Kevin Shin. Join us as he shares about his life as a small town boy from Murrieta. This episode might be one of the deepest episodes we've ever had. We hope that you are blessed! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shimandshin/support
2021-01-28
1h 52
Shim And Shin
Testimony Series Special: Daniel
We continue this week with our Testimony series with our amigo Daniel Shim. Join us as we take a deep dive into his upbringing, background, life callings, and strange likings. We hope you are blessed by his story! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shimandshin/support
2021-01-21
1h 34
2 de 3
15. Explicit
Hoy hablamos de unas pocas experiencias en nuestra universidad y unas cuantas anécdotas incómodas de Kevin
2020-08-30
56 min
2 de 3
11. El Bromas
Hoy Kevin nos cuenta unas cuantas bromas que le hizo a su amiga de la universidad, una pequeña creepypasta y unas cuantas historias de nosotros exponiéndonos
2020-08-02
59 min
2 de 3
05. Provecho
En este episodio hablamos acerca de los sueños y una sugerencia de vida by Kevin Morán. Claro que los intentos mutuos de ponernos en mal no pueden faltar.
2020-06-21
57 min
2 de 3
02. Grito primal
En este episodio hablamos sobre nuestra percepción de la música, realizamos un cover improvisado de Vámonos a Marte de Kevin Kaarl, el doblaje, TikTok, YouTube del pasado, nuestra infancia y el tiempo.
2020-05-31
52 min
Spätfilm
SF202 – Kevin – Allein zu Haus (das große Weihnachtsspecial feat. Tabu)
Wir haben viel gelacht! Machmal sogar über den Film. In unserer diesjährigen Weihnachtsfolge scheitern Tabu, Paula und Daniel am Namen Macaulay Culkin, finden einen kleinen reichen Sadisten, der das Lumpenproletariat fertigmacht, erleiden diverse Schädelbrüche, eruieren Bad Parenting und versprühen 41.600 Liter Flughafen-Löschschaum. Paula war katerbedingt so müde, dass am Ende sogar mit dem Dissen Tabu anfing. Fridge! Hier geht es zu goEast-Crowdfunding-Kampagne: https://www.startnext.com/goeast-2020 Hier gibt es den Spätfilm-Test: https://www.testedich.de/quiz62/quiz/1575582301/Bist-du-ein-Spaetfilm-Gucker
2019-12-22
1h 58
Utah Small Business Podcast
Daniel Garner – Kevin Hart Accident – Episode 7
The post Daniel Garner – Kevin Hart Accident – Episode 7 appeared first on Dan Garner.
2019-10-25
00 min
Significance Breeds Success
Daniel Puder | Kevin Child | Overcoming The Odds | #podsessions #51
—Follow Me Online Here:YouTube: http://youtube.com/danielpuderInstagram: http://instagram.com/danielpuderFacebook: http://facebook.com/danielpuderSnapchat: http://snapchat.com/add/daniepuderWebsite: http://danielpuder.comTwitter: http://twitter.com/danielpuderOfficial Website: http://danielpuder.com—Daniel is an advocate for education as a daily learner, while his vision is to create inspired, passionate, loving youth who are committed to lead significant and purpose driven lives! He is an author, professional speaker, and professional athlete, all of which play a key role in his unique approach to w...
2019-06-04
38 min
Spätfilm
We need to talk about Kevin (feat. Patrick)
Grenzdebil grinsend lauschten wir gemeinsam mit Patrick aus dem Bahnhofskino dem grandioser Soundtrack von Cannibal Holocaust während uns die Weltwirtschaftskrise ein Drittel des Podcasts kaputtmachte. Während wir Elternängste in Film transpirierten, stritten wir uns, wie unzuverlässig erzählt dieser Horrorfilm ist. Mit anderen Worten: Wir haben über Kevin gesprochen.
2016-11-26
2h 30
Oi! Spaceman: Adventures in Media Criticism
The Dream of 90s Era Gender/Sexual Politics is Alive (Chasing Amy)
In this bonus episode, Shana and Daniel discuss Kevin Smith's 1997 film "Chasing Amy" through the lens of its sexual and gender politics. Shana is a cis queer woman, passionate about her identity, and while this film formed a huge portion of both Daniel and Shana's adolescence/young adulthood, it has *serious* problems if approached from a 2016 perspective. They also discuss Lela, a young lesbian woman who was featured in "Chasing Amy Politics" on the first "Evening With Kevin Smith" DVD. This is a heartwrenching look at a film, not for the faint of heart. Main Topic: Chasing...
2016-04-16
00 min
Oi! Spaceman: Adventures in Media Criticism
The Dream of 90s Era Gender/Sexual Politics is Alive (Chasing Amy)
In this bonus episode, Shana and Daniel discuss Kevin Smith's 1997 film "Chasing Amy" through the lens of its sexual and gender politics. Shana is a cis queer woman, passionate about her identity, and while this film formed a huge portion of both Daniel and Shana's adolescence/young adulthood, it has *serious* problems if approached from a 2016 perspective. They also discuss Lela, a young lesbian woman who was featured in "Chasing Amy Politics" on the first "Evening With Kevin Smith" DVD. This is a heartwrenching look at a film, not for the faint of heart. Main Topic: Chasing...
2016-04-16
1h 39