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Chicago's Morning Answer with Dan Proft
July 1, 2025
0:00 - dispelling the lies about "medicaid cuts" 11:46 - The Ice Cream Man 33:50 - Learning more about Zohran Mamdani 54:46 - Bob Fioretti, former alderman and recent Republican candidate for Cook County State’s Attorney, shares his work as Vice Chair of the Chicago Bar Association’s Anti-Human Trafficking Committee. 01:10:08 - In-depth History with Frank from Arlington Heights 01:13:34 - American competitive eater from Chicago and defending Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Champ, Patrick Bertoleltti, details his game plan as he gears up to face Joey Chestnut this Friday at Coney Island. You ca...
2025-07-01
2h 26
So Very Wrong About Games
#366: 7 Empires
Apparently the American custom of the "push present" can trace its roots to the Anglo-Indian tradition of the "baby bauble", although in the latter case jewellery is the more standard gift (instead of, say, boardgames). Can we acknowledge that baby bauble is a much less crude term? Let's try to be classy here, people. There is already enough about childbirth that is fraught.Games Played Last Week:2:07 -Galactic Cruise (T.K. King, Dennis Northcott, and Koltin Thompson, Kinson Key Games, 2025)6:31 -Cerebria: The Inside World (Richard Amann, Viktor Peter, István P...
2025-07-01
1h 13
Not Forgotten Podcast
E30: The Pizza Factory
Lyman is joined by Bill Randall, owner of the Pizza Factory in St. George, and two of his legendary employees, Jannita Bowler Mitchell and Dennis Leavitt. They cover 46 years of history at one of Dixie’s most beloved restaurants.
2025-06-30
50 min
NOT FORGOTTEN: Stories of Utah's Dixie
E30: The Pizza Factory
Lyman is joined by Bill Randall, owner of the Pizza Factory in St. George, and two of his legendary employees, Jannita Bowler Mitchell and Dennis Leavitt. They cover 46 years of history at one of Dixie's most beloved restaurants.
2025-06-30
50 min
Future Christian
Future Focused Church with Raymond Chang
In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. talks with Raymond Chang—pastor, writer, and Executive Director of the TENx10 Collaboration at Fuller Seminary. As co-author of Future Focused Church, Raymond shares a hopeful, grounded vision for how churches can embrace change, cultivate culture, and lead the next generation with clarity and purpose. Drawing from his experience in campus ministry, global missions, and as the president of the Asian American Christian Collaborative, Raymond offers practical wisdom on how to engage young people, make faithful decisions, and ground all change efforts in deep discipleship. The conversation touches on everything from listening well to t...
2025-06-17
39 min
Future Christian
Leading with Grace: Suzanne Nadell on Navigating Faith, Media & Polarization
How can the church learn from the newsroom? In this episode, Loren welcomes veteran journalist and media executive Suzanne Nadell to explore what faith leaders can gain from the world of communications. Drawing from her decades of experience in newsrooms across the country, Suzanne reflects on her own faith journey as a preacher’s kid, the challenge of navigating polarization, and how churches can better engage their communities by leading with grace, truth, and thoughtful storytelling. Suzanne shares lessons from her book Wired to Lead, discusses the importance of creating inclusive tables in church spaces, and reveals how spiritual pra...
2025-06-10
50 min
Future Christian
Renewing Christian Institutions: John Hawthorne on Fearless Leadership in a Changing Culture
What if Christian colleges—and churches—stopped being driven by fear? In this episode of the Future Christian Podcast, Loren sits down (literally, in person) with sociologist and Substack writer John Hawthorne to talk about his new book The Fearless Christian University. Drawing on nearly four decades in Christian higher education, John outlines why so many institutions have slipped into what Andy Crouch calls "zombie mode"—defined more by inertia than imagination. This conversation moves fluidly between Christian universities and local churches, asking critical questions about sustainability, fear-based culture wars, institutional loyalty, and what it looks like to cent...
2025-06-03
1h 01
Future Christian
Money, Mission, and Ministry: Grace Pomroy on Church Sustainability
Can your church pay the bills and follow God’s call with integrity? In this episode, Loren talks with stewardship educator and sustainability strategist Grace Duddy Pomroy about how churches can embrace bold, faithful financial models without compromising their mission. Grace offers insights drawn from her national research and latest book on reimagining how churches fund ministry—from sliding-scale rentals to community-rooted partnerships. Topics Explored: Why your mission must come before your money The spiritual practices that sustain long-term financial change How to rethink rent, real costs, and what generosity really looks like Why churches need to g...
2025-05-28
59 min
Future Christian
From Resurrection to Real Estate: John Cleghorn on Church Land for Community Good
What if your church property wasn’t a burden—but a blessing to your neighbors? In this episode, Loren talks with John Cleghorn about the growing movement of churches reimagining their buildings and land to address the affordable housing crisis. Drawing from firsthand experience and national trends, John explores how faith communities can embrace a new missional identity rooted in service, hospitality, and justice. Whether you’re a pastor, denominational leader, or simply wondering what’s next for the American church, this conversation offers both challenge and hope. This episode includes: How churches are transforming unused space int...
2025-05-28
52 min
Future Christian
Money, Mission, and Ministry: Grace Pomroy on Church Sustainability
Can your church pay the bills and follow God’s call with integrity? In this episode, Loren talks with stewardship educator and sustainability strategist Grace Duddy Pomroy about how churches can embrace bold, faithful financial models without compromising their mission. Grace offers insights drawn from her national research and latest book on reimagining how churches fund ministry—from sliding-scale rentals to community-rooted partnerships. Topics Explored: Why your mission must come before your money The spiritual practices that sustain long-term financial change How to rethink rent, real costs, and what generosity really look...
2025-05-27
59 min
Now That I'm Engaged, How Do I Get Married
Rain or Shine: How to Outsmart the Weather on Your Wedding Day with Andrew Leavitt
Can you really predict wedding day weather?Weather is one of the biggest stressors for engaged couples—especially those planning outdoor celebrations. But what if you could actually plan for it?Andrew Leavitt of Ironic Concierge Event Meteorology joins us to explain how personalized weather forecasting is changing the wedding game. With a background in concert safety and large-scale event logistics, Andrew and his team of meteorologists offer real-time, concierge-level weather insights designed specifically for weddings.In this episode, we dig into what most weather apps get wrong, how far out you can ac...
2025-05-27
46 min
Future Christian
From Resurrection to Real Estate: John Cleghorn on Church Land for Community Good
What if your church property wasn’t a burden—but a blessing to your neighbors? In this episode, Loren talks with John Cleghorn about the growing movement of churches reimagining their buildings and land to address the affordable housing crisis. Drawing from firsthand experience and national trends, John explores how faith communities can embrace a new missional identity rooted in service, hospitality, and justice. Whether you’re a pastor, denominational leader, or simply wondering what’s next for the American church, this conversation offers both challenge and hope. This episode includes: How churches are transforming unused sp...
2025-05-20
59 min
Future Christian
Healthy Calling: Arianna Molloy on Burnout, Purpose, and Redefining Work
What if burnout isn’t the end of your calling—but an invitation to reimagine it? In this episode, Loren talks with Dr. Arianna Molloy, author of Healthy Calling: From Toxic Burnout to Sustainable Work, about how our deepest exhaustion can reveal what matters most. Drawing from her own journey and years of research, Arianna offers insight for leaders, pastors, and anyone navigating seasons of vocational confusion, overwork, or transition. together, they explore how calling can be both sacred and slippery, why shame is often tied to burnout, and how to reclaim your purpose without clinging to a title.
2025-05-13
53 min
Future Christian
TikTok Pastor: Bethany Peerbolte is Reimagining Church Online
What happens when your most meaningful ministry happens through a smartphone screen? In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. welcomes Rev. Bethany Peerbolte—a self-described “TikTok Pastor” and the founding leader of Our Tapestry, a fully digital church community. With over 280,000 followers online, Bethany creates content that helps people declutter harmful theology, reimagine faith, and reconnect with a God of radical love—especially in places she calls “theological deserts.” She shares how a few youth group questions during the pandemic launched her into full-time digital ministry, why she prefers “decluttering” over “deconstruction,” and how online spaces can offer real spiritual care and community. F...
2025-05-06
59 min
Future Christian
Clint Schnekloth on Why Progressive Churches Matter
Is progressive Christianity losing its soul by abandoning church, worship, and leadership? In this episode, Loren talks with Pastor Clint Schneckloth to explore why faith communities, worship, and theological grounding still matter in progressive spaces. Clint pushes back against the tendency to dismiss church as irrelevant or harmful, offering a vision for how ethical leadership, communal worship, and rooted faith can empower justice work rather than distract from it. He also introduces place-sharing as a model for mission and evangelism, showing how churches can engage their neighbors without compromising progressive values—or their faith commitments. In this epi...
2025-04-29
52 min
Future Christian
Martha & Loren Talk Christian Leadership Across the US-Canada border
In this episode of the Future Christian podcast, hosts Martha and Loren engage in a personal check-in, discussing Loren's vocational transitions and the challenges of navigating ministry outside traditional roles. They then delve into the current state of Canada-US relations, exploring the emotional and economic implications of a perceived trade war. The conversation highlights the cultural identity of Canadians and the growing sense of national pride amidst external pressures, emphasizing the importance of recognizing diverse forms of ministry and leadership in a changing landscape. In this conversation, Martha and Loren explore the role of progressive Christianity in addressing contemporary...
2025-04-22
57 min
Winning The Moment
Episode 82: Building a Nation of Leaders: United We Pledge & Liberty Village
Episode 82 - Winning The Moment Podcast with Dennis LeavittIn this episode of Winning The Moment, we welcome Dennis Leavitt, a visionary leader with a remarkable career spanning roles like COO of Squatty Potty and VP of Public Relations at Balance of Nature. Dennis shares his passion for United We Pledge, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving freedom, family, and faith, and dives into the exciting development of Liberty Village, a one-of-a-kind experiential education center designed to teach the principles of American heritage.Join...
2025-04-09
1h 01
Future Christian
Rita Nakashima Brock and the Role of Church in Troubled Times
What if the church was never meant to be a waiting room for heaven—but a community that builds paradise now? Recorded live at Phillips Seminary during the 2025 Remind & Renew Conference, Loren Richmond Jr. sits down with Dr. Rita Nakashima Brock to reflect on the decline of religious institutions, the collapse of reliable media, and how early Christian communities cultivated paradise on earth—not just in theory, but through shared meals, practices, and mutual care. Drawing on her groundbreaking book Saving Paradise, Brock calls for a return to rituals that ground us in community, memory, and moral accountability. In...
2025-04-08
1h 08
Future Christian
Kyle Norman on Finding God when Faith Feels Hard
In this powerful and deeply personal conversation, Martha Tatarnic talks with Kyle Norman about his latest book, Alive, Loved, and Free, which explores what it means to hold on to faith in the face of spiritual discouragement, suffering, and doubt. Drawing from his own experience as a priest and caregiver during his wife’s cancer treatment, Kyle shares how this painful journey reshaped his understanding of ministry, prayer, and God’s presence. Together, they discuss Kyle’s journey in ministry and his role as Dean in the Anglican Church of Canada, the power of the Daily Office and morning prayer...
2025-03-25
59 min
Future Christian
Church Decline, Evangelism, and Renewal: A Conversation with Ben Crosby
In this episode, Martha Tatarnic talks with Rev. Ben Crosby to explore the state of the mainline church, the challenges of evangelism, and the role of discipleship in church renewal. Ben shares his reflections on church growth, social justice, and spiritual formation. Their conversation delves into the decline of the Anglican Church of Canada, the significance of church attendance numbers for evangelism, and the tension between progressive theology and traditional discipleship. They also discuss overcoming the reluctance to talk about evangelism in mainline circles, the transformative role of the Daily Office in spiritual life, and practical steps for revitalizing...
2025-03-18
1h 02
Future Christian
Tricia Lyons on Why Churches Should Be More Exclusive
Do churches need to be more exclusive? For years, both Evangelical and Progressive churches have lowered expectations to get people in the door. In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. talks with Dr. Tricia Lyons, a leader in evangelism at Virginia Theological Seminary, about why churches should raise the bar to reclaim a compelling, transformative vision for sharing the gospel. Dr. Lyons challenges seeker-sensitive and all-are-welcome models, questioning whether they truly form disciples. Instead, she advocates for a high-bar Christianity—one that calls people into deep commitment rather than passive inclusion. The conversation explores church decline, the limits of hospitality, the...
2025-03-11
1h 26
Future Christian
What is the Church? And What is it for? Exploring Ecclesiology with David Emerton
What is the church, and what is it for? In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. talks with Rev. Dr. David Emerton to explore the purpose of the church, how different theological traditions define its role, and why these definitions matter for shaping the church’s future. David shares insights on why many churches are caught in cycles of inertia or panic in response to decline, how our implicit assumptions about the church shape ministry practices, and why understanding ecclesiology is essential for church leaders today. The conversation also touches on theological education, the role of tradition, and how the chur...
2025-03-04
1h 00
Future Christian
Stepping into Kingdom Justice with Michelle Ferrigno Warren
What does it mean to move beyond awareness and into action? In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. sits down with Michelle Ferrigno Warren, author, activist, and faith-rooted organizer, to discuss what it takes to engage in meaningful justice work. Michelle shares her journey from growing up in a fundamentalist Christian environment to becoming a public theologian and advocate for community development and justice. She discusses the importance of proximity in transforming perspectives, why churches often struggle with moving from mercy to justice, and how pastors can engage in advocacy while navigating political and institutional pressures. The conversation also delves in...
2025-02-25
1h 05
Future Christian
Redefining Leadership: Andrew Draper on Disability, Inclusion, and the Power of Community
What does it mean to lead in weakness rather than strength? In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. talks with Rev. Dr. Andrew Draper, co-author of Disabling Leadership: A Practical Theology for the Broken Body of Christ. Together, they explore how the church can redefine leadership away from power, charisma, and productivity toward humility, inclusion, and community-driven authority. Andrew shares insights from his work in disability theology, church leadership, and reconciliation, discussing how leadership must embrace human limitation and interdependence rather than seeking control or dominance. They also dive into the challenges of deconstruction and critical theory, why Christian nationalism a...
2025-02-18
1h 06
Future Christian
Church for Everyone: Why the Future Church must be Multi-Ethnic, Multi-Generational, & Mission-Driven
How can churches truly become spaces for everyone? In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. talks with Dan Kreiss and Ephraim Smith, co-authors of Church for Everyone: Building a Multi-Inclusive Community for Emerging Generations. Together, they explore how churches can move beyond silos of race, class, and ideology to truly reflect the diverse body of Christ. Dan and Ephraim discuss the shift from attractional mega-church models to localized, neighborhood-based faith communities, the growing need for multi-ethnic and multi-generational churches, and why the church should lead the way in reconciliation rather than follow secular models of inclusion. They also examine the t...
2025-02-11
50 min
Conference of the Birds Podcast
Conference of the Birds, 2-7-25
THIS WEEK's BIRDS: Congolese rumba from Moutouari Côme Kosmos; Youlou Mabiala; salsa from Raphy Leavitt; from Haiti: Ti Band L'avenir; new jazz from Kevin Sun; Ben Solomon; Dennis Gonzalez Legacy Band; Beth Custer; vintage bop/rumba from Sabu Martinez & Sahib Shihab; Roma song from Pitsa Negri, Shrepsa Berisha, Bajrami Selime; raga from Nirmala Rajesekar; new music from Michael Bisio; Edobayashi music from Hozonkai; poetry & song from Sara Serpa; and of course, so much, much more... Catch the BIRDS live on Friday nights, 9:00pm-MIDNIGHT (EST), in Central New York on WRFI, 88.1 FM Ithaca/ 88.5 FM Odessa;. and...
2025-02-11
2h 58
Future Christian
Worship and the Body: David Taylor on Why Physicality Matters in Worship
How does the way we use our bodies shape our faith? In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. talks with W. David O. Taylor, Associate Professor of Theology and Culture at Fuller Theological Seminary and author of A Body of Praise: Understanding the Role of Our Physical Bodies in Worship. David shares insights into the importance of physicality in worship, the role of space and posture, and how these practices can deeply shape spiritual formation. David discusses the impact of the pandemic on worship practices, the theological implications of our physical expressions, and the ways worship spaces and rituals influence h...
2025-01-28
1h 02
Future Christian
Professional Christian: Sarah Bereza on how to be fully yourself in public ministry
What does it mean to be a professional Christian? In this episode of the Future Christian Podcast, Loren Richmond Jr. welcomes Dr. Sarah Bereza, a church musician, theologian, and author of Professional Christian: Being Fully Yourself in the Spotlight of Public Ministry. They discuss Sarah's journey from a fundamentalist Baptist upbringing to her current role as a progressive Christian and musician in mainline churches. The conversation explores the complexities of being a "professional Christian"—where your livelihood is tied to your faith—and the challenges of authenticity, power dynamics, and leadership in ministry. Sarah shares insights on navigating purity cult...
2025-01-21
1h 01
Future Christian
Prayer, Politics, and the Witness of the Church in Divided Times: A Roundtable Discussion
What role should the church play in today’s polarized political landscape? In this episode of the Future Christian Podcast, Martha Tatarnic hosts a roundtable with Loren Richmond Jr., Larry Lin, and Dennis Sanders to explore the intersection of faith and politics. Together, they tackle challenging questions about political engagement, the church’s responsibility to marginalized communities, and navigating conversations with those who hold differing views. Topics include the Christian response to polarization, the role of prayer and discernment in political dialogue, and how churches can foster spaces for meaningful connection across ideological divides. They also reflect on the dange...
2025-01-14
1h 09
Future Christian
Peter Elliott on Navigating Ministry and Creativity in a Changing Church
What can musical theatre teach us about faith and leadership? In this episode of the Future Christian Podcast, Martha Tatarnic sits down with the Very Reverend Peter Elliott, a retired Anglican priest, former dean of Christ Church Cathedral in Vancouver, and co-host of The Gospel of Musical Theatre. Dean Elliott shares his journey in ministry, offering insights on Christian leadership, the transformative role of music in worship, and adapting to the challenges of a declining institutional church. Highlights include Peter’s experiences with LGBTQ+ inclusion in the Anglican Church, his passion for coaching clergy, and his unique perspective on how musica...
2025-01-07
1h 12
Future Christian
Jesse Zink on Charting Realistic Hope for the Church’s Future.
What does it mean to be faithful and creative in a world shaped by crisis? In this episode of the Future Christian Podcast, Martha Tatarnic welcomes the Reverend Dr. Jesse Zink, an Anglican priest, theologian, and author. Dr. Zink discusses his latest book, Faithful, Creative, Hopeful: 15 Theses for Christians in a Crisis-Shaped World, exploring how the church can navigate and respond to global and local crises with faith, creativity, and resilience. The conversation delves into themes of Christian formation, the impact of economic and social systems on faith communities, and the power of apocalyptic clarity to unveil and resist the d...
2024-12-31
1h 02
Future Christian
Mike Cosper on the Dangers of Ideology in the Church
What happens when ideology takes over church leadership? In this episode, Martha Tatarnic welcomes Mike Cosper, creator of The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill and director of podcasts at Christianity Today. Mike explores the dynamics of ideology within church leadership, particularly how ideological thinking can lead to disastrous decision-making. Together, they discuss the influence of secularism and the anxiety surrounding church decline, as well as the allure of charismatic leaders like Mark Driscoll. In a thought-provoking dialogue, they consider the role of populism, the importance of resisting the cult of personality in church leadership, and the practices of...
2024-12-17
1h 18
Future Christian
From Pulpit to Platform: Alexander Lang’s Journey
What happens when a pastor trades the pulpit for a tech startup? In this episode, Martha welcomes back Alexander Lang, a former PCUSA pastor turned tech entrepreneur, to share his journey from church ministry to launching a business focused on fostering meaningful relationships. Alexander dives into his latest creative projects, including the Restorative Faith Podcast and his upcoming YouTube series, Kokoro, which draws inspiration from Mr. Rogers to address universal themes like trust, anxiety, and doubt, offering adults a space to feel seen, heard, and valued. Through the lens of Kokoro, he unpacks how theology and media intersect, blending...
2024-12-10
1h 05
Future Christian
Season 17 Recap: Challenges, Growth, and the Future Church
In this episode, co-hosts Martha Tatarnic and Loren Richmond Jr. reflect on the past season and share personal insights from their ministry journeys. Martha opens up about the challenges of transitioning back to ministry after a focused writing sabbath, touching on key themes like clergy mental health, food insecurity, and economic pressures that have shaped the season’s conversations. Loren and Martha celebrate a major milestone—200 episodes—reflecting on the podcast’s beginnings as a COVID project and its growth into a valued resource for church leaders. They highlight standout episodes, discussing topics such as the evolving landscape of church le...
2024-12-03
1h 10
Future Christian
Anchors of Faith: Black Christianity in America with Walter Strickland
What can the wider church learn from the rich history and theology of Black Christianity? In this episode of the Future Christian Podcast, Loren Richmond Jr. interviews Dr. Walter Strickland, a theologian and pastor, about his faith journey, spiritual practices, and the history of Black Christianity in America. Drawing from his book Swing Low, Dr. Strickland explores the anchors of Black Christianity, the impact of the Great Migration, and the tension between social engagement and gospel proclamation during the Civil Rights Movement. The conversation highlights lessons the white church can learn from African-American Christianity, the evolution of Black theology, and...
2024-11-26
1h 06
Future Christian
Jocelyn Jones on How to Start Your Ministry
In this conversation, Reverend Jocelyn Jones shares her journey of faith, trauma, and healing, emphasizing the importance of community and therapy in overcoming personal challenges. She discusses her experiences in ministry, the barriers women face, and the significance of understanding one's value beyond societal definitions of success and failure. The conversation highlights the need for spiritual practices and wise counsel to stay centered in God's guidance while passionately sharing one's ministry. In this conversation, Rev. Jocelyn Jones discusses the importance of effectively communicating and 'selling' one's ministry, the challenges of valuing one's time and services, and the significance of...
2024-11-19
50 min
Future Christian
Casey Tygrett on Why Remembering Matters
What if the key to a deeper relationship with God lies in the way we remember? In this episode, spiritual director and author Casey Tygrett joins us to explore how memory shapes our identity and faith journey. Together, we discuss how embracing spiritual practices that center on intimacy, rather than punishment, can help us unlearn harmful narratives about God. Casey shares insights on remembering as a path to healing, especially in addressing generational trauma that influences our beliefs. We also delve into the role of lament in processing painful memories and the wisdom we gain from them. Finally, we reflect...
2024-11-13
49 min
Future Christian
Chuck DeGroat on Healing What's Within
What if the core problem in most humans these days isn't that we think too highly of ourselves, but rather that we live with an underlying sense of worthlessness, alienation, and disillusionment? In this episode, Chuck DeGroat joins the pod to talk about his book Healing What's Within and the concept of Internal Family Systems theory. Sharing from his background as a therapist and pastor, DeGroat explains the importance of befriending our different parts and becoming aware of how they show up in different situations. DeGroat emphasizes the significance of connecting with our true selves and living from that c...
2024-11-02
44 min
Future Christian
Worship in an Age of Anxiety with J. Michael Jordan
What if common worship practices are elevating our anxiety rather than centering us in the peace of God? In this conversation, J. Michael Jordan joins the show to talk about the intersection of faith and mental health, particularly in relation to anxiety. He explores the historical context of the anxiety-relief repentance model in revivalist movements and its impact on worship practices. He emphasizes the need for a more holistic and sustainable approach to faith that goes beyond the cycle of anxiety, repentance, and relief. Jordan emphasizes the importance of a guiding story outside of our own experiences and the...
2024-10-22
53 min
Future Christian
Grace Ji-Sun Kim on Making Church Less White
How do we make church less "white," and more welcoming and inclusive of different non-white cultures, perspectives, and persons? In this conversation, Grace Ji-Sun Kim discusses her book When God Became White: Dismantling Whiteness for More Just Christianity and the need to challenge the white, male image of God in Christianity. She shares her personal experiences with racism and explores the impact of the image of a white Jesus on the perception of race and power in the church. Dr. Kim suggests embracing non-white, non-gendered images of God in worship and liturgy as a way to promote inclusivity and c...
2024-10-08
31 min
Future Christian
Is Church History Repeating Itself? A Bold Look with Elesha Coffman
Have you ever wondered if the battles we face in the modern church are just echoes of centuries-old conflicts? In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. dives deep with Elesha J. Coffman to uncover how the struggles of the past are not only shaping our present but could be setting the stage for the church’s future. Elesha delves into the pivotal events that have shaped American church history, with a particular emphasis on the Methodist Church's split over slavery in 1844 and similarities between the division within the UMC today over LGBTQ inclusion and racial justice. They also discuss the te...
2024-10-01
1h 02
The Language of Creativity Podcast
From Richmond to Billboard – Corey Blount (music producer) Ep. 38
From Richmond, Virginia, to producing Billboard-charting hits in Los Angeles, Corey Blount’s path through the music industry has been anything but conventional. Corey Blount, known professionally as "Blount," is a music producer, songwriter, and audio engineer. Over the last decade, Corey has worked with artists like lovelytheband, Cheat Codes, Lee Brice, and Lindsay Ell. His work spans genres, and his productions have earned over 100 million streams, landing spots on the Billboard charts. In this episode, Corey talks about his journey, how he navigated the music industry's highs and lows, and the creative wa...
2024-09-28
2h 03
Future Christian
Breaking Eurocentric Norms: Rethinking Religious Leadership with Kristina Lizardy-Hajbi
In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. welcomes Rev. Dr. Kristina Lizardy-Hajbi, who delves into her recent research, including the Latino Congregations Trends from the Faith Communities Today (FACT) study and the Exploring the Pandemic Impact on Congregations (EPIC) study. She highlights key findings on the state of Latino congregations in the U.S., including challenges related to building ownership, generational wealth, and reliance on fundraising. Kristina also shares insights from her book, Unraveling Religious Leadership, which examines the Eurocentric norms in theological education and the need for a more inclusive approach to ministry. Rev. Kristina Lizardy-Hajbi, Ph...
2024-09-24
48 min
Future Christian
Megan Bissell on why the Future of Faith is Listening
In this episode, we explore with Megan Bissell the evolving landscape of American Christianity and how faith communities can adapt to new challenges. We begin by discussing the latest data on "nones" (those with no religious affiliation) and Gen Z, highlighting the need for a shift in thinking within American Christianity. Megan shares why she believes faith should be viewed as "a conversation" and why relationships rooted in listening are essential for churches looking to reconnect with modern society. We then introduce the concept of Sacred Listening Tools to help foster meaningful engagement. We delve into the origins of...
2024-09-17
50 min
Future Christian
Co-creating Renewal in your church with Rebekah Simon-Peter
In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. welcomes Rebekah Simon-Peter, a passionate advocate for reconnecting spiritual leaders with their divine potential to co-create miracles. They discuss the importance of moving beyond mere church attendance to fostering deep spiritual growth and apostleship within congregations. She emphasizes the significance of understanding Jesus from a Jewish perspective and how this can transform our reading of the New Testament. Loren and Rebekah also explore the challenges and opportunities for churches in a post-pandemic world, highlighting the need for spiritual depth and visionary leadership Rebekah is passionate about spiritual growth and the communities...
2024-09-10
48 min
Future Christian
Amanda Udis-Kessler talks Progressive Christian Ethics
What does it look like to live ethically as a Progressive Christian? In this episode, Amanda Udis-Kessler explores ethics from a Progressive Christian context, emphasizing the importance of loving our enemies and the connection to generosity of spirit as she believes Progressive Christianity is about striving to follow Jesus's path and working towards building a beloved community. The conversation also touches on the complexity of human nature, with the capacity for both tremendous good and terrifying evil, and thus the importance of societal influences to shape our values and actions. Amanda also explores the relationship between the gospel and...
2024-09-03
51 min
Future Christian
Yolanda Solomon shares why Discipleship is a Holy Collaboration
In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. welcomes Yolanda Solomon, the Director of Discipleship at Epiphany Church in Brooklyn, New York. Yolanda shares her journey in ministry, her love for the Knicks, and the importance of creating a reciprocal discipleship culture within the church. They discuss the challenges of modern discipleship, the pitfalls of fear, shame, and hatred, and the need for a long-term commitment to spiritual growth. Yolanda also provides insights on fostering a community where everyone can contribute to the discipleship process, emphasizing the power of mutual support and the Holy Spirit in transforming lives.
2024-08-27
50 min
Future Christian
Rob Hurkmans on What We Wish We Knew 20 Years Ago
In this conversation, Martha Tatarnic welcomes Rob Hurkmans about his journey in ministry and the lessons he has learned along the way. They discuss topics such as their 20th anniversary of ordination, the faith context in which Rob was raised, his calling to ministry, and his current role at Trinity Streetsville. Rob shares his experience of being an idea person and the importance of slowing down and bringing others along in the process. They also touch on the challenges of personal investment in ideas and the influence of church growth literature. They also explore the role of liturgy in...
2024-08-13
1h 08
Future Christian
Michael Pryse on Three Decades as Bishop
Bishop Michael Pryse joins the show to share his perspectives on change and leadership in the Church from his three decades of experience in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada. He has helped the church navigate change, particularly in becoming more inclusive of LGBTQ+IA individuals. The conversation explores the challenges and pitfalls of the church, particularly in relation to the changing cultural context. It emphasizes the need to let go of the past and embrace new ways of being the church. The conversation also touches on the importance of inclusivity, engaging with newcomers, and breaking down denominational barriers. T...
2024-08-06
1h 01
Future Christian
Callie Swanlund on Healing from Clergy Burnout
The conversation between Martha and Callie Swanlund covers Callie's journey in the Episcopal Church, the changes in her Christian experience, her current ministry context, and the inspiration behind her book 'From Weary to Wholehearted: A Restorative Resource for Overcoming Clergy Burnout'. The discussion also delves into the challenges of clergy burnout, the pressure points for church leaders, and the importance of support systems and retreats. The conversation explores the concept of retreat as a means of self-care and the challenges of claiming personal needs. It delves into the SPARK framework, systemic issues in the church, and the future of...
2024-07-30
55 min
Future Christian
Jason Byassee on Whether There is a Formula for Mainline Success
In this episode, Martha Tatarnic welcomes Jason Byassee to talk about church growth in a Mainline church context. Jason discusses the importance of churches embracing their own limitations and uncertainties. He emphasizes the need for churches to recognize that their only hope lies in the resurrection of Jesus and to be willing to give away their assets to those who can fill them. Byassee also highlights the significance of funerals in conveying the meaning of life and the role of the church in providing a message that is worth hearing. He explores the commonalities among thriving churches, including a wi...
2024-07-23
1h 00
Future Christian
Alison Milbank on Why Small and Local Might be the Church's Way Forward
In this conversation, Professor Alison Milbank discusses the concept of the parish and its importance in the life of faith. She shares her experiences growing up in the Church of England and the changes she has witnessed due to secularization. Milbank emphasizes the significance of the parish as a local community that brings together people of different ages and cultures. She also explores the threats to the parish, including the influence of secularization and the rise of bureaucratic managerialism in the Church. Milbank argues for a return to the core activities of the church and a focus on mission...
2024-07-16
1h 09
Future Christian
Elizabeth Schrader-Polczer on Rethinking Mary Magdalene (Part 2)
In this episode, Martha Tatarnic continues her conversation with Elizabeth Schrader Polczer for the second part of a groundbreaking conversation on biblical scholarship. Continuing from last week, Elizabeth delves deeper into her research on the Gospel of John, Papyrus 66, and the evolving understanding of Mary Magdalene's role in early Christianity. She explores the textual instabilities around the names Mary and Martha, revealing how these edits might have been attempts to downplay Mary's significance as a central figure in the Christian narrative. Elizabeth discusses the viral reaction to her work, sparked by Diana Butler Bass's sermon at the Wild Goose F...
2024-07-09
49 min
Future Christian
Elizabeth Schrader-Polczer on Rethinking Mary Magdalene (Part 1)
In this episode, Martha Tatarnic welcomes Elizabeth Schrader Polczer to talk about her groundbreaking work in biblical scholarship, particularly in how we see and understand Mary Magdalene and the Gospel of John. Elizabeth discusses the textual instabilities around the names Mary and Martha in John 11, visible in Papyrus 66, revealing intriguing insights and controversial edits that challenge traditional interpretations. She shares her discovery of editorial changes that suggest Martha may have been added to the Gospel of John in the second century. This revelation has significant implications for how we understand the role of Mary Magdalene in early Christianity.
2024-07-02
1h 01
Future Christian
Spirituality for the 21st Century Rationalist: A Conversation with Alexander Lang
In this episode, Martha Tatarnic welcomes back Alexander Lang for a deep and insightful conversation. Alex, a former PCUSA pastor, has transitioned from church ministry to a technology business aimed at fostering meaningful relationships. The discussion centers on Alex's recent experiences since leaving his pastoral role and delves into the themes of his new book, "Restorative Beauty: Spirituality for the 21st Century Rationalist." Alex shares his journey over the past five months, reflecting on the sense of community he misses and the broader implications for society as traditional church communities decline. The conversation explores the concept of the overview...
2024-06-25
1h 06
Future Christian
The Role of Music Leaders in Shaping the Future of the Church— A Conversation with Christopher Dawes
In this episode, Martha Tatarnic welcomes, Christopher Dawes, a veteran worship leader and musician in Canada. Chris discusses the challenges and pressures faced by church musicians and the unique role they play in worship. The conversation also explores the individuality and isolation experienced by church musicians and the need for better relationships between musicians and ministers. The conversation delves into the role of music in churches, the challenges faced by church musicians, and the significance of the Summer Institute of Church Music. It explores the power and pastoral potential of music, the overvaluation and undervaluation of music in churches, a...
2024-06-18
1h 03
Future Christian
Why Podcast? What the podcast space offers the life of the church
In this joint podcast episode with Vicars' Crossing and Future Christian, Kevin, Rob and Martha talk about why as busy pastors leading churches they carve out time to be part of hosting podcasts. What are the conversations that the church needs to be having? What has been difficult for the church to talk about? What do we see as the value of making time and space for conversations with different voices from a variety of perspectives figuring our leadership in our churches today? What do we hope to offer the church on Vicars' Crossing and Future Christian, and what...
2024-06-11
1h 04
Future Christian
Terri Hord Owens on building a connected Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
Rev. Teresa Hord Owens, General Minister and President of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) shares about the Covenant Project, which aims to increase participation and decision-making in the church, the Church Narrative Project, which focuses on changing the narrative of the church to be more inclusive and anti-racist, and the Proclamation Project, which equips clergy with preaching resources. She also talks about the importance of data gathering and analysis in understanding the state of the denomination. Hord Owens also highlights the importance of theological diversity, staying together at the table, and the need for moral and theological grounding...
2024-05-29
1h 07
Future Christian
Pastoral Health, Leading Change, and Building Connection: Martha & Loren highlight season 15
In this episode, Loren and Martha review the highlights of the season and discuss three broad themes: pastoral health, individualization versus connection, and leading change. They play clips from interviews with Kinsie Tate, Jonathan Foster, Ted Smith, Tessa Pinkstaff, Doug Powe, Scott Thumma and more to explore these themes. They discuss the challenges clergy face in dealing with their own issues while ministering to others, the need for support and community, and the tension between individualism and connection in the church. They also touch on the impact of live streaming and online ministry on the church community. The conversation...
2024-05-21
55 min
Future Christian
Brian McLaren on Leading and Living after Doom
With the continued decline of churches and denominations, many pastors and church leaders are facing a future filled with doom. In this conversation, Brian McLaren discusses his new book Life After Doom and how the four possible scenarios for the future of our world mirror the reality of institutional church: collapse avoidance, collapse rebirth, collapse survival, and collapse extinction. McLaren emphasizes the need for pastoral care and support in the face of these challenges and encourages individuals to show up for what they love. He also suggests reimagining the Christian faith as a series of movements rather than institutions. M...
2024-05-14
55 min
Future Christian
How to Lead Faithful Innovation in your church
In this conversation, Tessa Pinkstaff and Dwight Zscheile discuss their book, Leading Faithful Innovation. They define faithful innovation as the adoption of new or ancient practices that help the church connect more deeply with God, each other, and their neighbors. They emphasize the need for leaders to create an environment where the Holy Spirit can lead and for the church to embrace failure as a learning opportunity. They also discuss the importance of cultivating a culture of listening, acting, and sharing. The guests discuss the need for churches to adapt and change in order to connect with people in...
2024-05-07
50 min
Future Christian
New models of clergy credentialing: Jonathan Foster talks about the Open Table Network
With the breakdown of institutions and denominations, faltering also are the credentialing methods for pastors and clergy. In this conversation, Jonathan Foster joins the show to talk about Open Table Network, a clergy network that provides credentialing and support for pastors, chaplains, and counselors who have been excluded or marginalized by their faith traditions. With culture moving away from "big tent" institutions to affinity groups, Foster acknowledges the dangers of such but emphasizes the importance of local missional communities and empowering individuals rather than building centralized institutions. He also discusses the trend of denominations splintering and sees the value i...
2024-04-30
54 min
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Trump’s VP?
Julie Hartman guest hosts for Dennis… Julie is joined by Karoline Leavitt, Donald Trump’s National Press Secretary, to discuss the 2024 campaign. Thanks for listening to the Daily Dennis Prager Podcast. To hear the entire three hours of my radio show as a podcast, commercial-free every single day, become a member of Pragertopia. You’ll also get access to 15 years’ worth of archives, as well as daily show prep. Subscribe today at Pragertopia dot com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-04-29
05 min
Future Christian
Nichole Torbitzky talks campus ministry and what the next generation needs from church.
University Chaplain and Professor Nichole Torbitzsky joins the show to talk about her work with college students, how they are engaging and identifying with Christianity, and what are the biggest "stumblingblocks" for students as they consider faith. She also discusses as Open and Relational / Process theology, the importance of community and spiritual connection for young adults, and the challenges faced by college students in finding their identity and place in the church. Torbitzsky believes many young adults feel excluded or unwelcome in traditional church settings and therefore churches need to be more accepting and loving towards all individuals, including t...
2024-04-23
47 min
Future Christian
Wounded Pastors: Carol Howard talks about the challenges clergy face
Across American Christianity, there is a shortage of clergy, and this is exacerbated by financial struggles, housing issues, and the emotional toll of being a pastor. In this episode, Carol Howard joins the show to talk about challenges and trends in clergy health. She also explored the impact of these trends on younger clergy and the need for the church to invest in clergy support. Howard also shares from her book Wounded Pastors, which explores the concept of Family Systems Theory and its application in helping pastors and clergy navigate challenges and dynamics within their congregations. The conversation also t...
2024-04-16
51 min
Future Christian
Ted Smith talks about the Past, Present, and End(?) of Theological Education
Its no secret that the church as an institution in America is undergoing great change, and with it the role and function of clergy. In this episode, Ted Smith joins the show to talk about the history of formal theological education in the United States, the transition from the standing order to voluntary associations as the primary sociological gathering model, the professionalization of ministry, and the emergence of denominations as we know them. He also talks about the downsides of the professionalization such as clergy being lonely, isolated, and out of touch. Ted also speaks about growing trends such...
2024-04-09
1h 01
Future Christian
Doug Powe on Sustaining while Disrupting
So, you're trying to sustain a church for continued health... while also disrupting the status quo... impossible, right? Not so, says Pastor and author Doug Powe. In this episode, we talk about his book Sustaining While Disrupting, emphasizing the importance of thinking like an outsider, taking risks, and putting aside convictions. Doug makes his case from the stories of the early church in Acts. He also addresses the challenges of navigating disputes in the church, particularly regarding issues like women pastors and LGBT inclusion. Doug advises honoring convictions while allowing for change over time. He emphasizes the need for cl...
2024-04-02
47 min
Future Christian
Mark Feldmeir on Life after God (and Covid)
Churches and individuals are facing a time of division and uncertainty, as we recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, political discord, and changing beliefs about God. In this episode, Mark Feldmeir delves into the realities of leading a progressive congregation in a conservative community, the innovative responses to the pandemic, and the denominational shifts within Methodism. Mark also shares insights from his book, 'Life After God,' which explores finding faith when one can't believe anymore. He discusses the need for a new way of thinking about God and the importance of embracing the complexities of life. Mark Fe...
2024-03-26
45 min
Future Christian
Liz Cooledge Jenkins talks 'Nice' Church Patriarchy
In this conversation, Liz Cooledge Jenkins shares her journey from growing up in a Mainline Protestant church to exploring conservative evangelicalism and eventually returning to Mainline Protestant communities. She discusses the reasons why many people leave mainline contexts for evangelicalism and the challenges she faced within evangelical churches. She shares insights from her book, 'Nice Churchy Patriarchy: Reclaiming Women's Humanity from Evangelicalism,' and highlights the need for churches and leaders to practice humility and address patriarchal structures in worship and theology. Liz also discusses the importance of inclusive worship, genuine representation, and the importance of including diverse voices...
2024-03-12
51 min
The Catholic Bookworm
Episode 51: Fr. Robert Leavitt, P.S.S., on his article "Teaching Systematic Theology in a Catholic Seminary" (November 17, 2023)
In this episode of The Catholic Bookworm, Kiki Latimer interviews Fr. Robert Leavitt, P.S.S., on his article "Teaching Systematic Theology in a Catholic Seminary" (November 17, 2023)The Seminary Journal is a journal of opinion, research, and praxis in the field of seminary education and formation for priesthood within the Roman Catholic tradition.In the Spring of 2021, the faculty of the School of Theology at St. Mary’s Seminary & University in Roland Park, Baltimore decided to embark on a common faculty writing project in collaboration with Seminary Journal. The project was coordinated by Fr. Dennis Billy, C...
2023-11-18
1h 32
AM 1180 WFYL
OAH 5 - 20 - 23 - Lydia Nuttall - -Dennis Leavitt - -Freedom Village Part 2 - -5 - 20 - 23
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2023-09-26
25 min
Liberty Roundtable Podcast
Radio Show Hour 2 – 9/07/2023
* Constitution Month September 2023 – Celebrating Freedom, Family, and Faith – It’s About: Education, Celebration, Destination! * Guest: Dennis Leavitt, President, United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, and nondenominational organization – UnitedWePledge.org * Guest: Brian Davis, Partner, Follow the Flag Southern Utah Chapter, Honor, Heal, Inspire – FollowTheFlag.org * creating the largest free flying flag. Importance and plan for its display.
2023-09-07
54 min
Liberty Roundtable Podcast
Radio Show Hour 2 – 8/29/2023
* Guest: Dennis Leavitt, President, United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, and nondenominational organization – UnitedWePledge.org * Guest: Maridee Beeston, Liberty Live United We Pledge Educator! * Constitution Month September 2023 – Celebrating Freedom, Family, and Faith! * It’s About: Education, Celebration, Destination! * What Is Liberty Live? * Washington County Utah, Officially announced as “America’s County” in County Proclamation. * Oliver Anthony Posts Heartfelt Message to Fans – Calls on People to Help Each Other – Moving Forward! * Oliver Anthony’s ‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 – Th...
2023-08-29
54 min
AM 1180 WFYL
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2023-05-23
25 min
LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL
50 Minutes Of The Best Advice From A Year Of Podcasting - Best of 2022
2022 is almost over and with that i have put together the best pieces of wisdom from my favorite episodes from this past year of guest focused podcasts. stay tuned, enjoy and thank you for the on going support. time codes: 0:00 - intro 0:10 - Pierce & Marchello 0:36 - Aaron Brown 4:05 - Jordan Kilganon 6:35 - Jillian Best 8:15 - Dalton Laino 10:58 - Robert Esmie 14:00 - Jon Mann 19:00...
2022-12-29
50 min
The Bigger Life Podcast
School Of Hard Knock | Episode 12 with guest Dennis Leavitt
2022-11-08
1h 06
United We Pledge
Episode 16 - Jeryl Maglio & Dolores Turco Foundation
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with Jeryl Maglio about the Dolores Turco Foundation. This foundation is about protecting children from many forms of child abuse.
2022-10-24
38 min
United We Pledge
Episode 15 - Kimberly Fletcher & Moms For America
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with Kimberly Fletcher about her organization "Moms For America" and how mothers across the nation are making a difference. To learn more about Moms For America go to momsforamerica.us To donate to United We Pledge go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-07-28
27 min
Loving Liberty Radio Network
06-29-2022 Liberty RoundTable with Sam Bushman
Hour 1 * Guest: Dr. Murray Sabrin, From the immigrant son of Holocaust survivors to an American Libertarian Icon Sabrin understands and communicates HOW Libertarianism Can Save America – MurraySabrin.com * Election ?Fraud? * FORTUNE publishes his forecast on the next bust. * Inflation, recession and the Federal Reserve. Dr. Murray Sabrin literally wrote the book (actually two books) on the Fed’s direct responsibility for instigating both inflation and recession. * Supply chain disruptions – including baby formula. Made in DC! * Navigating the Boom/Bust Cycle: An Entrepreneur’s Survival Guide. * Has WWIII starte...
2022-06-30
1h 49
United We Pledge
Episode 14 - Melaney Tagg and Promoting Unity in Your Community
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with Melaney Tagg about how The Community Levee Association helped promote a feeling of unity in Louden County, Virginia. To learn more about the CLA go to www.communitylevee.org To donate to United We Pledge go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-06-24
27 min
Loving Liberty Radio Network
06-18-2022 Liberty RoundTable with Sam Bushman
Hour 1 * Guest: Chris Carlson – Without God, we can never win, With God, we can never lose, The Battle for Freedom is the Lord’s, but we need to be engaged in the fight! * Wind and Solar is Our Energy Future and Always Will Be – Not! * “Biden’s War on Cheap Energy” – WorldAffairsBrief.com * Biden invoked the Defense Production Act, targeting the country’s solar production capacity and fuel cell production, among other forms of green energy. * The United States is not Infrastructure Self-Reliant: What makes us most vulnerable to a Nuclear EMP strike is...
2022-06-20
1h 49
United We Pledge
Episode 13 - Brent Ashworth - US History Memorabilia collector
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with Brent Ashworth about his collection of American History Memorabilia. To donate to United We Pledge go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-06-15
26 min
United We Pledge
Episode 12 - Denise H. Williams & The Candy Bomber
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with Denise H. Williams to honor her father's legacy. To donate to the Gail S Halvorsen Foundation go to thecandbybomber.org To donate to United We Pledge go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-06-03
26 min
United We Pledge
Episode 11 - Olivia Jenkins
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with Olivia Jenkins, the first woman in Saint George, Utah to be accepted into West Point. To donate to United We Pledge go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-05-25
24 min
United We Pledge
Episode 10 - Sam Bushman
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with Sam Bushman of the Liberty Round Table podcast about how to promote civility in these divisive times. To learn more about Sam Bushman and the Liberty Round Table podcast, go to libertyroundtable.com To donate to United We Pledge go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-05-19
27 min
United We Pledge
Episode 9 - Valerie King
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with Valerie King about Daughters of the American Revolution and the service they provide to our community. To donate to United We Pledge go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-05-11
26 min
United We Pledge
Episode 8 - Kathy Smith
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with Kathy Smith, founder of the nonprofit organization Loving Liberty about how the organization came to be, and what it does. To donate to United We Pledge go to unitedwepledge.org Episode analytics
2022-05-02
27 min
United We Pledge
Episode 7 - Kyle Fox
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with Follow the Flag founder, Kyle Fox, about how his organization helps our communities. To donate to United We Pledge go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-05-02
26 min
United We Pledge
Episode 6 - Tom Jones
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with Tom Jones, an ultra endurance athlete who has pledged to run 76 consecutive marathons to raise money for the American Village West. To donate to United We Pledge go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-04-26
27 min
Loving Liberty Radio Network
04-19-2022 Liberty RoundTable with Sam Bushman
Hour 1 * Sam Goes Live from American Village in Montevallo, Al – AmericanVillage.org * Guest: Dennis Leavitt, President of United We Pledge – UnitedWePledge.org * “United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith and our duty to be constitutional, law-abiding citizens.” * Support the V2V Run! – Be a Volunteer and Donate to United We Pledge Now! * Guest: Tom Jones, Is a well-known extreme athlete in the ultra-endurance world, and Tom’s nickname is QuitProof!
2022-04-21
1h 49
United We Pledge
Episode 5 - Mark Herr
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with Mark Herr of Center for Self Governance about the concept of self governance and what you can do to participate in self governance. To donate to United We Pledge go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-04-18
27 min
United We Pledge
Episode 4 - Jeffery Mckenna
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In today's episode we will be talking with Jeffery Mckenna, author of "Saving Dr. Warren - A True Patriot" Get your free audio book version by using this link: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/jyk8264yk5 If you'd like to donate to our cause go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-03-29
26 min
United We Pledge
Episode 3 - Tom Walker
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In today's episode we will be talking with Tom Walker, founder of the American Village in Montevello Alabama. If you'd like to donate to our cause go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-03-23
26 min
United We Pledge
Episode 2 - United We Pledge Board
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this Episode we will speak with the United We Pledge Board and the importance of non-profit work. If you'd like to donate to our cause go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-03-17
27 min
United We Pledge
Episode 1 - Village to Village Run
United We Pledge is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, nondenominational foundation established to celebrate our shared responsibility and allegiance to the traditional American values of freedom, family, and faith. In this episode, we will talk with United We Pledge Founder Lex Howard, United We Pledge President Dennis Leavitt and American Athlete Tom Jones about the Village to Village Run that will take place later this year. To donate to United We Pledge go to unitedwepledge.org
2022-03-17
27 min
Holy Redeemer Podcasts
04. ST. ALPHONSUS: DOCTOR OF PRAYER
This homily presents the inspiring reflections on St. Alphonsus: The Doctor of Prayer by Fr Dennis J. Billy, C.Ss.R. Fr. Billy is an acclaimed former academician from the Alphonsian Academy in Rome, author and spiritual director from the Baltimore Province of Redemptorists, USA. We all do feel moments in our lives when praying seems like a very difficult chore. Yet, prayer is the lifeblood of the Christian, the source of our joy and confidence in the midst of the ups and downs of life. About the Speaker Fr. Dennis J. Billy, C.Ss.R...
2021-08-13
16 min
Total Movie Recall
TMR 052 – Cabin Boy
This week on Total Movie Recall, Ryan gets his hipster comedy credentials revoked after Steve makes him pay $3.99 to watch the 1994 not-so-classic comedy, Cabin Boy. Ryan simply cannot understand the cache this movie has in the “alt-comedy” world, or as he likes to call it, the “non-comedy” world (now that’s funny!). Steve would explain it, but you just, like, don’t get it man. Cabin Boy (1994) d. Adam Resnick Starring: Chris Elliott Ritch Brinkley James Gammon Brian Doyle-Murray Brion James Melora Walters David Letterman
2021-01-04
1h 42
Book Cougars Podcast: Two Middle-Aged Women on the Hunt for a Good Read
Episode 98 - Emily Visits Arizona and Chris Takes a Journey Through the Literature of Wales
Episode Ninety Eight Show Notes KEY: CW = Chris Wolak and EF = Emily Fine– Lucky 13th Readalong discussion– Go, Went, Gone – Jenny Erpenbeck (translated by Susan Bernofsky)The Goodreads discussion thread can be found HEREOur conversation about the book will air on May 26th– Currently Reading –One Moonlit Night – Caradog Prichard (translated by Niall Griffiths) (CW)You can learn more about the Wales Readathon 2020 HEREMaybe You Should Talk to Someone: A Therapist, HER Therapist, and Our Lives Revealed – Lori Gottlieb (EF)(audio)The Odyssey – Homer (translated by Emily Wilson) (C...
2020-03-17
1h 10