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The Color of Dust
50. A Defense of Gratuitousness
We continue to dig into the life and art of David Jones, exploring how his experiences in World War I influenced his artistic expression. We highlight the significance of an encounter he had on the front lines, the protective relationships in his life, and the reconciliation of chaos and peace in his work. We touch on modernism, the concepts of utility versus gratuity in art, and the transitive/intransitive nature of artistic expression, culminating in an appreciation for Jones' calligraphy as a profound representation of his artistic vision. Experiencing Jones’s art is a slow, contemplative process that defies qu...
2025-05-07
1h 16
The Color of Dust
49. The Search for David Jones
David Jones (1895-1974) was a British soldier, engraver, artist, and poet. T.S. Eliot said of Jones: “Of major importance…One of the most distinguished writers of my generation.” He was also praised by Igor Stravinsky and Seamus Heany. W.H. Auden celebrated “In Parenthesis” as a masterpiece and the greatest book about the First World War. This is our first episode exploring the life and faith of David Jones. Thomas Dilworth wrote a wonderful biography on Jones, which you can find here. We also mention two other books by David Jones, “The Anathemata” and “Epoch and Artist.” Here are the vid...
2025-04-30
1h 22
The Color of Dust
48. There's Blood Everywhere
“We’re missing something—maybe it’s the beauty of those feet,” Jack suggests, referring to the grotesque, mangled feet of Christ depicted in the Isenheim Altarpiece. He asks, “What happens if we stay in that brokenness?” This is what we explore in this special “reprise” of episode 6 (The Isenheim Effect); this is the second half of that episode, beginning right when Jack started telling stories about sheep. This is one of our favorite episodes, and we thought it appropriate to share (again) right after Easter. Also, Seth reads the wonderful poem “April Prelude” by Maya Venters (be sure to check out her Subst...
2025-04-23
45 min
The Color of Dust
Entering 'The Sacrifice' by George Herbert
We participate in Good Friday by entering “The Sacrifice” by George Herbert. If you are able, spend some time with this poem and feel its truths. It’s truths are music, beauty, emotion, and faith, coalescing in the present—where we all can meet together at the beautiful, broken feet of Christ, our Deliverer. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colorofdust.substack.com
2025-04-18
17 min
The Color of Dust
Procession (Anathema Maranatha)
Procession (Anathema Maranatha) Route 66/Interstate 40, Groom, Texas, pop. 549 Once or twice each March and April, this mist marches into the roadside town of Groom where stands in steel the nineteen-story monument the Cross of Our Lord Jesus Christ. On usual clear plain days, the cross looms— a white obelisk with an obelisk beam— against a sky the painters call bice blue. For nearly thirty years, one saw it first driving West—the long shadow dialing East like a Roman clock. America’s mother road prostrate below the corpseless cross, alone. The level grasslands stretched far away. For the last three ye...
2025-04-17
02 min
The Color of Dust
47. The Hidden Journey of Christ
We continue our discussion of the sixteenth century Flemish painter Pieter Bruegel the Elder and his painting “The Procession to Calvary.” Throughout, we refer to the 2011 movie “The Mill and the Cross.” As you tend to your heart this Holy Week, we invite you to meditate on this painting, along with our (fumbling) discussion. Also, we finish reciting the poem “The Sacrifice” by George Herbert. Be sure to watch the video of this episode to view the painting as we talk about it. ChaptersExploring George Herbert's 'The Sacrifice' Discussion on Bruegel's 'Christ on the Way to Calva...
2025-04-16
1h 14
The Color of Dust
46. The Mill and the Cross
Today we discuss the sixteenth century Flemish painter Pieter Bruegel the Elder and his painting “The Procession to Calvary.” No doubt, in this extraordinary masterpiece (redundancy necessary!), which contains more than 500 people, you are likely to find yourself. A listener’s recommendation about the 2011 movie “The Mill and the Cross” prompted this topic. We discuss how time is like a wagon wheel, the cross being its hub. This means we are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses, both ancient and modern. This is the first of two episodes about this painting; we also continue our reading of “The Sacrifice” b...
2025-04-09
1h 01
The Color of Dust
45. The Looming Christ
After reading a bit from George Herbert’s “The Sacrifice,” we continue our discussion of Salvador Dali’s painting “Christ of Saint John of the Cross” (1951), by comparing it to a sketch by John of the Cross and the Isenheim Altarpiece by Matthias Gruenwald. The interaction of this trio of artworks births a fruitful understanding of the cross. While we start off a bit ‘suspicious’ of Dali’s painting, by the end of our conversation, we unearth the power of the ‘looming’ Christ. Take a look at the three pieces below, as well as the chapter headings. Chapters00:00 E...
2025-04-02
1h 09
The Color of Dust
44. The Nuclear Mysticism of Christ of Dali
We begin a two-part series on Salvador Dali and his painting “Christ of St. John of the Cross.” We recognize that Dali was both thorny and mercurial, bringing these aspects of his life into the discussion about his 1951 painting. We also read the first fifteen stanzas of George Herbert’s poem “The Sacrifice.” Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Color of Dust 06:37 Exploring George Herbert's 'The Sacrifice' 12:34 The Role of Poetry in Worship 16:20 Salvador Dali: A Controversial Artist 23:33 Dali's Background and Artistic Journey 31:27 The Inters...
2025-03-26
1h 04
The Color of Dust
43. How to Talk about the Fracture
Our reading of the “The Coming” by R.S. Thomas quickly turns into a barfight, which is par for the course for Thomas. Only after eighteen shots of whiskey—oh wait, wrong Thomas—do we settle into the nadir of the poem, discovering our lives in relationship to God, despite the fracture in which we find ourselves. Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover. Chapters00:00 The Warmth of Heated Seats and Antifreeze Mishaps 01:54 The Search for Meaning in Poetry 03:29 Navigating the Challenges of Podcasting 06:23 The Intersection of Art and Publ...
2025-03-19
1h 12
The Color of Dust
Hawk Lies Down with Rabbit
Several years ago while I was working on this poem, I was talking to my friend and pastor David about the passage in Isaiah 11 where the lion shall eat straw like the ox. “I don’t know what to make of that kind of heaven,” I said. “Lions aren’t lions if they eat straw.” Now, I know what a metaphor is. Isaiah was speaking of other things. Kingdoms who clashed with other kingdoms suddenly laying down their weapons in peace. But I couldn’t get past the literal image of the lion and the ox. Even if Isaiah was talking ab...
2025-03-14
01 min
The Beaver Banter Podcast
CCHA Tournament Recap w/USCHO's Jack Hittinger & Other Beaver Notes
Jack Hittinger of USCHO (and formerly of the Bemidji Pioneer makes his Beaver Banter debut to talk about the Beavers HUGE upset win over Augustana in the CCHA Mason Cup Quarterfinals!Where does last weekend rank in Jack's memories of big Beaver hockey moments?What can BSU to to knock off Minnesota State this Saturday?Recapping MBB and womens hockey seasonsUpdates from baseball, softball, and womens tennis
2025-03-12
55 min
The Color of Dust
42. Pothole Eschatology
There are plenty of eschatological systems out there, but most of them, ironically, seem to put the apocalypse out of focus—and out of reach. In this episode, we introduce something we’re calling “pothole eschatology,” which makes the apocalypse as visible and nutrient-dense as the soil beneath your feet. Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates 03:56 Reflections on Parenting and Independence 06:52 The Kingdom of God: Maturation and Transition 10:04 Eschatology: Understanding the End Times 13:01 The Duality of Destruction and Renewal 16:17 Literalism vs. Metaphor in Scrip...
2025-03-12
1h 01
The Color of Dust
41. Experiencing the Apocalypse through Art
It is easy to get caught-up with analyzing the book of Revelation, or to get sidetracked by the issue of “time.” Jack told us that his goal in painting “His Eyes Are Like a Fiery Flame” (2024) from Revelation 19 was first to create an experience for himself, and then to create an experience for his viewers, as they encounter it. We hope you are helped in both your understanding and experience of the apocalypse through this episode. Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover. Chapters00:00 Exploring Apocalyptic Themes 03:25 The Arroganc...
2025-03-05
1h 06
The Color of Dust
40. The Manifestation of Eternal Presence in the World
We continue our discussion of Jack’s painting “His Eyes Are Like a Fiery Flame” (2024). We add to the conversation Seth’s recent essay “My Own Personal Apocalypse,” which you can read at his Substack In Solitude, For Company. Should we get on board with culture’s current obsession with ‘all things apocalypse?’ Or should we restrict the apocalypse to a one-time event at the end of history? There’s plenty of nuance in this conversation between these extremes. We hope you are prompted to ponder “the manifestation of Eternal Presence in the world.”Take a look at the chapter headings...
2025-02-26
1h 08
Popkultur Beichtstuhl
Episode 133 - Normales Vorgeplänkel
Im heutigen Vorgeplänkel geht es um Invincible, Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor, Path of Exile 2, The House That Jack Built, Balatro und wie immer noch um ein paar private Geschichten Viel Spass
2025-02-22
1h 07
The Color of Dust
39. Behind the Scenes of Creativity
In this episode, Jack engages Sam and Seth in a candid conversation that was prompted by a listener's question about their lives outside of podcasting. They explore their respective careers, personal interests, and the significance of their creative pursuits. Sam shares insights from his work as a machinist and his passion for poetry, while Seth discusses his journey through various careers, including writing, teaching, and real estate appraisal. The conversation delves into the intersection of art, nature, and vocation, highlighting the importance of routine and the beauty found in everyday experiences.Take a look at the chapter...
2025-02-19
54 min
The Color of Dust
38. What Does It Mean to Change the Dream?/Emilee VerDuin
Our very special guest was Emilee VerDuin, aka, MudHut Illustration. Emilee is a Visionary Christian Artist living in Bulgaria. She shares about some of the changes in her life as she moves from the city to the countryside of Bulgaria. This leads us to explore the concept of wilderness and wounding. We look at some of her wonderful art, considering its particular aspects. Emilee raises the question, “What does it mean to change the dream?” Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover. And be sure to listen all the way to the end...
2025-02-12
1h 29
The Lucas Vos Podcast
Jack Baumgartner - Art, Farming, Family & Faith - Lucas Vos Podcast #82
Jack Baumgartner is an artist and a farmer. Emilee Verduin connected us and I'm so happy she did. It was a very warm conversation and I thoroughly enjoyed speaking to Jack. Please find his work below: Art: https://baumwerkshop.com/ Farm: https://www.baumwerkfarm.com/ Podcast: https://colorofdust.substack.com/ My links: Twitter: https://twitter.com/LucasVous Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lucasvoz/ Find the show on your favorite podcast app: https://pod.link/1704624799 Watch the podcast on Youtube: ht...
2025-02-09
2h 07
The Color of Dust
37. Painting the Apocalypse
In this episode, we introduce Jack Baumgartner’s oil painting “His Eyes Are Like a Fiery Flame” (2024). This gets us into the book of Revelation, painting in eternity, a poem by R. S. Thomas, symbolism in art, time and eternity, and God’s love for the land. Jack shares some background to his painting, as well as part of his process when creating. Seth and Sam layer the conversation with their own observations and questions. Check out the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover. Chapters00:00 The Burden of Time and Creativity 09:28 Co-Creation and Arti...
2025-02-05
1h 02
The Color of Dust
36. Creativity As Spiritual Warfare
This is an “introduction” to our introduction on Jack Baumgartner’s painting, which is titled “His Eyes Are Like a Fiery Flame” (2024). Thus, we begin to talk about the book of Revelation. Some themes that surface are active sight vs. passive sight, the healing properties of art, and creativity as spiritual warfare. Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover.Many thanks to Jack for playing the banjo for us at the beginning! Chapters00:00 Introduction (with some Banjo) and Setting the Scene 03:16 The Role of Art in Theology 0...
2025-01-29
1h 22
The Color of Dust
35. Do Not Be Ashamed/Wendell Berry Poem
We take a deep dive into shame through the lens of the poem “Do Not Be Ashamed” by Wendell Berry. Our cover art image—which fits perfectly with this poem—is a 2000 watercolor by Elizabeth Wang called, “I remember being outwardly carefree, but I was inwardly pierced by a shame so intense I could hardly go on, sometimes nearly groaning out loud.” Her title is a good summary of where we go in this personal episode. Take a look at the chapter titles below to see more of the ground we cover. As usual, the music in this episode was written...
2025-01-22
1h 38
The Color of Dust
34. Leaves of Healing/Matt Miller
To begin the new year, Dr. Matthew Miller joins us to talk about his new book Leaves of Healing: A Year in the Garden. His book brings together the church calendar with the “garden” calendar. As usual, the fellas have plenty of insights to add. Thank you, Matt, for this delightful conversation! Look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover.Matt Miller is a native Nebraskan now living in Branson, Missouri, where he serves as Associate Professor of English at College of the Ozarks. He writes regularly for Front Porch Republic, Fare Forward, The...
2025-01-15
1h 10
The Color of Dust
Tom Brown Talks Kahki
I made this little video of my dear friend Tom Brown, who farms and makes hard cider just a few miles from my farm, talking about the origins of Khaki and then veers into describing a very wonderful Erdu saying. It is very in the spirit of the Color of Dust and I love it. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colorofdust.substack.com
2025-01-03
07 min
The Color of Dust
The Anatomy of a Wound: What I See in “Go On, Wounded Healer”
When Jack Baumgartner shared his drawing “Go on, Wounded Healer,” he confessed: “There may be so much I would want to say about this drawing that I must therefore say nothing. Breathing and silence.” This drawing is from a collection of drawings titled “The Diary of a Tree Standing on Its Head.” He also wrote beneath the original pencil sketch, “The wound and the five wounds.”Although Jack is probably wiser than me not to talk about this drawing, I’d like to risk telling you what I see. I don’t pretend to see as deeply as Jack, o...
2024-12-23
34 min
The Color of Dust
33. Stuck at the Volta/Hoofs & Horns
We discuss quite a bit in this lively episode, it’s finally the long-awaited “Hoofs & Horns” conversation we’ve been promising. But before we get there, we talk about (challenge?) the popular idea of enchantment and the Medieval cosmology. Even if we’re struggling to see beauty these days, “Beauty still perceives us,” Jack reminds. We open up Seth’s Poetry Garage, and he allows us to see a Sonnet (not a Sonata) he’s been tinkering on. In turn, Jack shares several meaningful drawings of Walking Man with horns—along with a recent drawing of John Moriarty with cameo of Orion. As u...
2024-12-18
1h 16
The Color of Dust
What I See: Go on Shepherd & Lamb
[For your convenience, I’ve provided both an audio and a written format of this article at colorofdust.substack.com.]The artwork of Jack Baumgartner speaks to my heart, and when he shares a piece, I immediately want to start speaking about it, sharing what I see. And then it dawned on me, “Why don’t I?” So, this is my first attempt at sharing “What I see” in Jack’s art.I chose his woodcarving “Go on Shepherd and Lamb.” When he posted this piece, several people suggested he write an essay about it. I’m sorry to disap...
2024-12-13
19 min
The Color of Dust
32. Beauty Matters with Jason Baxter
We were delighted to have Dr. Jason Baxter on the podcast to talk about his latest book, Why Literature Still Matters. Jason is a college professor and author of seven books, including The Medieval Mind of C.S. Lewis and Introduction to Christian Mysticism. He is a medievalis who specialize in Dante and C.S. Lewis, but in his popular writing—which you can find on his brand new Substack Beauty Matters—he explores the intersection of literature and spirituality, technology and the arts, and the relevance of old books.Take a look at the chapter headings belo...
2024-12-11
1h 01
The Color of Dust
31. Put Us in the Line
This is our 18th and final episode in the book of Ruth. We cover Ruth 4:13-22. Take a look at the chapter titles below to see the ground we cover.00:00 The Artistic Journey: Time and Process 09:30 Procrastination: The Artist's Dilemma 18:23 Celebrating Life: The Significance of Birth 26:17 Redemption and Community: The Role of Women 31:19 The Significance of Genealogy 37:47 Chiastic Structures and Literary Techniques 44:39 The Genealogy of David 53:56 The Legacy of David and the Kingdom of GodThanks for reading The Color of Dust! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
2024-12-04
1h 08
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30. We Are Witnesses
In our penultimate episode through the book of Ruth, we explore what it means to be a witness, along the way considering what Jack calls the “broken witness,” as well as how social media can help us. Do you know how to show up in an “active” way in your life? Take a look at the chapters headings below to see the ground we cover. As noted in the introduction, this episode is dedicated to Amelia “Mia” Subich (2017-2024), who was about as genuine of a witness to life as you could hope to find (see the picture belo...
2024-11-27
1h 09
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29. The Symbolism of the Sandal
In today’s episode, we discuss Ruth 4:7-10. Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover. Thank you for listening and consider leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Context Setting 07:13 The Integrity of Stories: Comedy vs. Tragedy 16:15 The Grand Narrative: Comedy of Redemption 23:30 Symbolism of the Sandal: Authority and Mediation 30:10 Reflections on Land and Personal Connection 39:31 The Role of Women in Redemption 49:11 Community Celebration and Acceptance 53:39 Artistic Integrity in Storytelling 01:00:53 The Cycle of Life and Death in CreativityThanks for re...
2024-11-20
1h 08
The Color of Dust
28. Miracles All the Way Down
We are closer to miracles than we realize, seeing them in how God created the world and how we respond to it. What is freedom? Can we affirm God’s goodness in adversity? How do we handle fear? These are a few of the questions we explore in this episode on Ruth 4:5-6. Boaz and Ruth show us a profound way to live. Take a look at the Chapter titles below to see the ground we cover. Chapters00:00 Weather and Welcomes 04:42 Prayer and Reflection 07:22 Ruth and Boaz: A Story of Redemption 10:26 The Role of Ruth: A...
2024-11-13
1h 08
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27. God Bless the Awkwardness
This is our 14th episode in the book of Ruth (which only has four short chapters)! In this episode, we especially want you to think about hope, the awkwardness of redemption, the importance of land, and the significance of the treasure. Take a look at the chapter titles below to see the ground we cover. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Context Setting 03:45 Exploring Hope and Anti-Hope 06:59 The Role of Awkwardness in Redemption 10:54 Zachariah's Vision and Its Implications 14:55 Boaz as the Kinsman Redeemer 18:57 The Significance of the Town Gate 31:01 Understanding Community Dynamics 34:05 The Significance of Names and Identity 36:33...
2024-11-06
1h 02
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26. At the Feet of Hope
After discussing their favorite poets, the fellas pick up where they left off in the book of Ruth (3:14-18). Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground they cover. Thank you for listening, and if you have a moment, share The Color of Dust with others.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Opening Thoughts 03:54 Favorite Poets and Their Influence 12:52 The Nature of Poetry and Personal Connections 21:51 Exploring the Book of Ruth 31:56 Ruth's Journey and the Role of Boaz 41:45 Clothing as a Symbol in Ruth's Story 42:40 The Symbolism of Clothing and Identity 44:54 Foreshadowing and Redemption...
2024-10-30
1h 24
The Color of Dust
25. The Law Not from Spite
Seth says, “Acedia is the cultural air we breathe.” One way to undermine sloth, is to discover the goodness of the law. From the book of Ruth (3:12-13), Boaz will be our guide. Through his life, we apprehend the law as a person—a good person. And we uphold the law not to perform, but to love. So if you want love to become ‘second nature,’ then you’ll enjoy this episode. Then obedience might become gratitude for existence. Check out the chapter headings below see the ground we cover.Chapters00:00 Opening Reflections and Prayer 03:56 Exploring Ru...
2024-10-23
1h 03
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24. Everything Can Be Ritual
What at first appears to be a meandering in the pasture of a Kansas sheepfold, turns into a profound meditation on the presence of God in our daily routines, the people that cross our paths, and our acts done when no one seems to be watching. Our text for the episode is Ruth 3:11, “And now, my daughter, do not fear. I will do for you all that you ask, for all my fellow townsmen know that you are a worthy woman.” From this we discover that everything can be ritual. Please let us know what you think abou...
2024-10-16
1h 06
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23. The Technology of Blessing
“Not dying is the terminal thing.” In this episode, we continue our exploration of blessing. Here’s the text we’re ruminating on: “And he said, ‘May you be blessed by the Lord, my daughter. You have made this last kindness greater than the first in that you have not gone after young men, whether poor or rich’” (Ruth 3:10). Thank you for making this journey with us, and take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we’ll cover together.The music for this episode was written and produced by Jack Baumgartner.Chapters0...
2024-10-09
1h 07
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22. The Weight of Words
We consider the power of personal blessing on today’s episode. Perhaps you’ve never been blessed before, or maybe you would like to bless someone, but how do you do it? What does it mean? Ruth's story is set against a backdrop of generational curses. Boaz's blessing to Ruth signifies her worthiness and connection to God. Blessings in the Bible often come with intentionality and purpose. Ruth is unique as the only woman blessed by another person in the Old Testament in the name of the Lord. You will discover that the act of blessin...
2024-10-02
1h 16
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21. Finding Redemption in Everyday Life
Each dialogue we have about the book of Ruth seems even more important than the last. Our passage reads, “Then she came softly and uncovered his feet and lay down. At midnight the man was startled and turned over, and behold, a woman lay at his feet! He said, ‘Who are you?’ And she answered, ‘I am Ruth, your servant. Spread your wings over your servant, for you are a redeemer.’” (Ruth 3:7b-9). In this passage, Boaz and Ruth are at their most intimate. This eternal moment in time helps us to uncover redemption in the day-to-day of our lives. Take...
2024-09-25
1h 10
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20. At the Threshing Floor
“God was there first.” The fellas dig deep into this crucial theme of the book of Ruth. We examine Ruth and Boaz at the threshing floor in 3:6-7a—considering both the moral implications and cultural context. We explore the meaning of the grain heap, how to interpret Scripture, the thread of redemption, intimacy, and the nature of goodness itself. Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover. The music for this episode was written and recorded by Jack Baumgartner.Chapters00:00 Opening Prayer and Introduction to Ruth 03:31 Exploring Non-Dual Polari...
2024-09-18
1h 08
The Color of Dust
Forbidden Places
Here is the poem Sam Kee wrote and read for episode 19 “Non-Dual Polarities.” The poem is based on Ruth 2-3. Forbidden PlacesShe dared to breach the vanguards Of the tall golden garden Not content with just the corners She moved away from edge Closer than the others Not content to glean the crumbs from table Closer still Until she reached the hem of garments Reached deep into the handfuls Caught their ears Whispered her need with tattooed tongue When he saw her near His heart went into exile He commanded harvestmen to let her in D...
2024-09-13
04 min
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19. Non-Dual Polarities
As we head to the threshing floor, we discuss the upside-down nature of the Kingdom of God. We uncover (no pun intended, Ruth) some of the risky and risqué behaviors our heroine is planning in order to secure a marriage proposal—and ultimately save the world. We end up calling these paradoxes ‘non-dual polarities’ and invite you to wrestle with them as we did. Along the way, Sam reads his poem ‘Forbidden Places.’ Take a look at the chapter titles below to see the ground we cover. As usual, the wonderful music in this episode was written and played by Jack Bau...
2024-09-11
1h 08
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18. The Miracle of Favor & Acceptance
We have arrived at a turning point for Naomi—she who was empty and bitter is being filled. But how? Today, we talk about the miracle of favor and acceptance. Along the way, Jack describes the agricultural processes of threshing and roasting grain. Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover. The music in this episode was written and played by Jack Baumgartner.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Prayer 00:44 Exploring Femininity and Feminine Strength 06:12 The Evolution of Gender Roles 15:37 Hospitality and Abundance: The Communion Meal 26:05 The Miraculous Nature of Favor and Ac...
2024-09-04
1h 08
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17. The Poor and the Stranger
We continue our journey through the book of Ruth. Take a look below at the chapter headings to see the ground we cover. Make some time to sketch, write, compose, bake, or build, as you listen to this episode—and then send us what you created (through Instagram or email)! The music in this episode was written and performed by Jack Baumgartner. Mail all Baby Ruth candy bars to New Boaz Farm in Kansas. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Prayer 03:26 Exploring Audacity and Boldness 08:41 Boaz: A New Adam and a Model of Care 13:00 The Dangers of...
2024-08-28
57 min
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An Ember in the Ark
On episode 16, we played a song that Jack wrote in response to our series on the book of Ruth. Here is a recording of his song and its lyrics. We’ve also included a picture of Jack playing the song on his harmonium.“Ruth and Boaz”by Jack Baumgartnerdaughter of my dreaming mother of my homeland husband of my sorrow there is famine in our bones it is hard to understand it is easy to know it but it is hard to understand I stood out on the borders with a stranger in my...
2024-08-24
04 min
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16. Harvesttime
Brokenness and bitterness give way to fruit—the harvest. We continue our journey through the book of Ruth with a discussion of chapter 2. Take a look at the headings below to see the ground we cover. Jack plays a very moving new song he wrote this week for the episode.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Prayer 03:28 The Symbolism of the Harvest 21:02 Boaz, a New Adam and a Pillar in the Community 25:46 Caring for Widows and Orphans 28:42 The Role of the Goel in Family and Land 37:29 The Communal Nature of the Harvest 41:32 Engaging in Creative Expression ...
2024-08-17
1h 02
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15. Femininity, Farming, & Friendship
Where else are you going to hear the book of Ruth—which is an agricultural-themed book—discussed by actual farmers? Only here on The Color of Dust! We make those crucial connections between the land, covenant, and exile, speaking directly to farming, femininity, and friendship. We also explore God’s ‘golden mean,’ which will change the way you perceive your life. Take a look at the chapters below to see the ground we cover and join us for part two of our important series in the book of Ruth. As you’ll see, we are ‘sketching’ our way through Ruth...
2024-08-03
2h 04
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14. The Moabite Option
The book of Ruth is both a profound love story and a journey of faith. Today we begin our exploration, sharing some art along the way. Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover, and devote some time to reading the four chapters of Ruth on your own. We welcome your thoughts, feedback, and questions. Also note that we’re ‘sketching’ our way through Ruth—so feel free to join us!The music for this episode was composed and performed by Jack Baumgartner.**(No goats were harmed during the filming...
2024-07-20
1h 41
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13. The Power of Drawing
With just a few lines, a wizard can cast a spell and make something appear out of nowhere; in the same way, with just a few lines, an artist can drag his magical ‘wand’ across a piece of paper and make something appear out of nowhere. In today’s episode, we consider the power of drawing—it is both a form of listening and spiritual practice. Seth reads his poem ‘Avocation,’ and we consider the recent story about Maurice Ivor Birch, who spent the last 54 years drawing his hometown on a 100-foot-long roll of paper. We take a look at so...
2024-07-06
1h 35
The Color of Dust
12. Grab Your Tambourine
“Life is always more beautiful when you know the story,” Jack says on today’s episode. Do you know the story of The Color of Dust? Take a look at the chapter headings below to see the territory we cover in this honest episode. We apologize for Sam’s audio—it got corrupted somehow and sounds pretty awful. However, as you’ll learn from the episode, this, too, is a ‘darling’ we need to kill. So, grab your tambourine and let’s get started!(All the music in this episode was written and performed by Jack...
2024-06-22
2h 11
IFCA (Indiana Football Coaches Association) Official Podcast
IFCA PODCAST, THREE NEW HEAD COACHES VISIT WITH US THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK WE CONTINUE TO VISIT WITH NEW HEAD COACHES COACH JACK BARRON FROM FRONTIER, COACH THOMAS TYREE FROM SOUTHWOOD AND COACH MAX GOODIN FROM INDIAN CREEK NEW HC NEW PROGRAM GREAT SHOW
2024-06-19
41 min
Hockey Free For All
Episode 108 of the Hockey Free For All Podcast 06-09-2024
Hello hockey fans, here’s Episode 108 of the hockey free for all podcast to take a listen to. Topics of discussion include- #1. The offensive powerhouse Stanley Cup final that has been wanted by many for years has arrived, as the Florida Panther face off against the Edmonton Oilers. #2. The Montreal Canadiens have signed 2022 5th round draft pick Center Jared Davidson to a new 2-year contract, as well as OHL/Swiss free agent goaltender Connor Hughes to a 1-year 2-way contract after posting exceptional numbers in both the regular and post seasons this year. #3. Th...
2024-06-10
20 min
The Color of Dust
11. Forever Tinkering
We begin with an original poem from Seth called “Tell Me, Tell Me, Tell Me, Elm!”. We discuss the idea of forever ‘tinkering’ with artistic creations. This leads to trees, sheep, wind, words, and sight. Jack seeks to give you permission to trust the many ways you perceive, including your imagination. It’s a risk, but it’s real. And perhaps gratitude is the best way to develop the spiritual sensorium. The songs in the episode were written and performed by Jack Baumgartner (“Through the Windy” and “Lift Earth Rise”).Chapters00:00 The Ongoing Creation of Creativi...
2024-06-08
2h 03
Crime at Bedtime
The bodies in the barn - Hinterkaifeck murders
The Hinterkaifeck murders occurred on the evening of 31 March 1922, when six inhabitants of a small Bavarian farmstead, located approximately 70 kilometres north of Munich, Germany, were murdered by an unknown assailant. The six victims were Andreas Gruber his wife Cäzilia Gruber, their daughter Viktoria Gabriel, Viktoria's children, Cäzilia, Josef and the maid, Maria Baumgartner.They were all found bludgeoned with a mattock. The perpetrator or perpetrators lived with the six victims for three days after they had killed them. During this time, they would eat the food in the house, feed the animals on the pr...
2024-06-02
20 min
The Color of Dust
10. Beyond the Thunderdome
In his book A Secular Age, Charles Taylor says it is as if we now live in a closed-system, in which nothing beyond is able to enter. He calls it the “buffered self.” The trouble is, Jack Baumgartner never got the memo. In this conversation, we begin to explore the concepts of imagination and spiritual sensorium. The invitation is to pay attention and have attuned eyes and ears to the language of life.The music on this episode was written and played by Jack Baumgartner: Through the Windy, Harmonic Banjo, and Desert Ladder. Chap...
2024-05-25
1h 51
The Color of Dust
9. Saint Paul the Hermit
Fauns…Hippocentaurs…Questing Beasts…Oh my! As we turn to the final panel of Matthias Grunewald’s Isenheim Altarpiece, we discover the Church’s first hermit. Saint Paul the Hermit played a significant role in Jack’s own life, especially when Jack himself was a hermit for four years.In this episode, Jack reads to us from The Golden Legend and John Moriarty; Seth teaches the four-part Medieval hermeneutic; and Sam indulges in a rant or two. We had significant technical difficulties—technical warfare?—but we persevered and managed to cobble together a faun, or fun, and meaningful conve...
2024-05-11
1h 54
The Color of Dust
8. The Exorcism of St. Anthony
St. Anthony is depicted on the holymost panel of the Isenheim Altarpiece battling demons. His extraordinary life is a gift not just to those of his time, but to many more future sufferers. Through the spiritual technology of Grunewald's Isenheim, we are invited to witness this other world swirling within our own.We close with a poem by Rilke and a guitar meditation from Jack. This is our third of four episodes on the Isenheim Altarpiece by Matthias Grunewald. One of our goals is to rehabilitate the ancient way of participating in reality through long and steady...
2024-04-27
1h 45
The Uncut and Unfiltered Podcast
Lagg at the Distillery - New Make Spirit, Unique Young Whisky, With Distillery Manager Graham and BA Fred
Join Jake and Jack as they venture to Lagg Distillery on the Isle of Arran for an exclusive episode with Distillery Manager Graham Omand and Brand Home Ambassador Fred Baumgärtner. They delve deep into LAGG whisky, exploring new make spirit, matured expressions, cask types, and the journey of young whisky. This captivating episode was filmed on location at Lagg Distillery, offering a unique behind-the-scenes look into their innovative approach to whisky making. As winners of the Scottish Distillery of the Year award, LAGG showcases their exceptional craftsmanship and dedication to quality. Don't miss out on this insightful exploration of...
2024-04-26
1h 00
The Color of Dust
7. Everything Belongs
Probably most today believe that science and psychology offer better solutions to our modern problems than a piece of art or literature. But what if we have misdiagnosed our core problems? What if we are too focused on eliminating what does not belong that we fail to see what does belong—and the great story in which we are participating?Having spoken about the outer panels of The Isenheim Altarpiece, we now turn to the inner panels, which depict the mystery of Christ from Annunciation to Ascension—or Alpha to Omega, as Jack says. These exce...
2024-04-13
1h 59
The Color of Dust
6. The Isenheim Effect
Matthias Grunewald was one of the greatest painters ever to live, known for his Isenheim Altarpiece. But you may not know that this masterpiece was created for the most broken people of its time. In this special Good Friday episode, we meditate on the cross as a mirror, in what we’re calling The Isenheim Effect. Also in this episode, we present the poem “April Prelude” by Maya Clubine. Now, here is the Scripture Sam prayed at the beginning to fit this episode: For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympath...
2024-03-29
1h 43
The Color of Dust
5. Below the Belt
In this episode, Jack, Seth, and Sam explore the concept of failure in art and its role in personal growth. They discuss a central image in Jack’s linocut “The Spiritual Mechanics of Labor and Rest,” which features the crotch. The focus is on the wrinkles and the word 'obedience.' They delve into the idea of risk in art and how it can lead to beauty and transcendence. They also examine the role of the artist in embracing failure and taking risks. They touch on the parable of the talents and the importance of reconciliation and love in...
2024-03-16
1h 47
Funny Cuz It's True with Elyse Myers
5 Questions: Brian Baumgartner and Holmes
Actor Brian Baumgartner from The Office, reveals his favorite Jack Nicholson encounter and actor and comedian Holmes asks Elyse about her love history.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-03-06
11 min
Scott Wood‘s Mixcast
Tech House Mix - Mar 24 - Scott Wood 091
[00:00] Lauren Lo Sung - On my Mind (Original Mix) [02:37] Biscits - Life Goes On (Extended Mix) [06:36] Hawke, God Within - Acid Funk (Smalltown DJs Remix) (Smalltown DJs Remix) [10:39] Rapham - Everybody look At Me (Original Mix) [14:08] Panfil & Rubh - We Jack (Original Mix) [17:21] Kyle Watson - The Afterhours (Extended Mix) [19:17] Sessanta6, Unknown7 - I'll Be There (Original Mix) [25:21] Klum Baumgartner, Berlin Audio Box - Frankenstein (Elekplunkinkantk Remix) [28:34] Carly Wilford - The Dance (Extended Mix) [32:13] Franck Roger, Mandel Turner - After All (feat. Mandel Turner) (Burnski Remix) [34:35] Ive Lovers - Back 2 Oldschool (Dari...
2024-03-02
57 min
The Color of Dust
4. What Is Art?
There are many treasures in this episode. We start by talking about the symbolism of the candle and then explore the definition of art. We discuss the hierarchy of art, the tension between rarity and commonality of art, the role of novelty, and the differences between theological aesthetics and aesthetic theology. Then we go into the power of different art forms, the process of creating art, and participation in beauty. This leads us to art as a path to God, the impact of art on the viewer, and the role of skill. Then we focus on a p...
2024-03-02
1h 41
The Color of Dust
3. Outside the Darkened Sill
Seth begins by reading his poem “More than a Watchman,” while Jack lulls us with his beautiful banjo. Then we talk about hunger for God’s presence and the role of the watchman. Our focus is on the window in the stomach from Jack’s linocut carving “The Spiritual Mechanics of Labor and Rest.” This gets us into coyotes and hunger, the restless heart, the bowels of emotion, and responding to God’s voice. Jack speaks to the importance of discipline and the concept of genius. We talk about the symbolism of the arch form and the tomb as a window. Then...
2024-02-17
1h 16
The Color of Dust
2. Hearts on Fire
As Jack says, it’s a big deal when your heart’s on fire—and it’s an equally big deal when it is not. In episode 2, Jack, Seth, and Sam focus on the center of Jack’s extraordinary linocut “The Spiritual Mechanics of Labor and Rest.” At the center is the heart on fire. We talk about art and icons of the Northern Renaissance, the intricacy of copper engravings, the difference between the Northern and Italian Renaissance, the transformative power of art, the beauty of engraved lines, the importance of devotional imagery, the struggle of language and communicat...
2024-02-03
1h 18
The Color of Dust
1. The Spiritual Mechanics of Labor and Rest
In our first episode, we talk about Jack's arresting linocut "The Spiritual Mechanics of Labor and Rest." We discuss the meaning behind some of its captivating images. There is a union between what God has made and your deepest self, and you will be encouraged to renew this fundamental relationship. To learn more about this piece of artwork, go to Jack’s website. If you like what you see, please help us get off the ground—consider telling others about The Color of Dust. We have many special topics and guests in the works to inspire you and...
2024-01-20
1h 19
Subpar
Brian Baumgartner talks how The Office changed his life, favorite moments at the American Century Championship
On this week's episode of GOLF's Subpar, actor Brian Baumgartner joins former PGA Tour pro Colt Knost and jicky jack legend Drew Stoltz for an exclusive interview. Best known as Kevin from The Office, he talks why the show remains so relevant, his favorite memories from the American Century Championship and which course offers the best golf experience in the world. ----- Subscribe to our new YouTube Now: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt5ESUx6omMUsMoEKvMTzlA Shop The Birdie Juice Collection: https://fairwayjockey.com/collections/birdie-juice Follow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/golf_subpar/?hl=en Follow Twitter: https://twitter.c...
2023-10-24
1h 08
The Aethix Approach
TAA-S02Ep08 - VEGAN HOT ONES CHALLENGE with EDDIE BAUMGARTNER - Controversial Vegan Topics Edition! Thoughts on Cell Based Meat, Eating Honey, Backyard Eggs, Dating Non-Vegans & More!
So this episode is going to be a bit of departure from what we’ve done before on the podcast but I think it’s a lot of fun. Eddie Baumgartner, a vegan powerlifter who was on the podcast in season 1, joins me again for this one but instead of the normal interview style that we’ve done before - we actually did a version of the hot ones challenge for this one. For those who aren’t familiar, the hot ones challenge is a challenge where celebrities are asked 10 questions and they eat a buffalo wing that get...
2023-07-07
1h 25
Light Reading Podcasts
Exploring the AT&T-BlackRock deal, open access and cable upgrades
AT&T's new "Gigapower" fiber joint venture with BlackRock Alternatives initially will focus on 1 million to 1.5 million locations outside AT&T's wireline footprint. Meanwhile, Charter Communications and Comcast are embarking on major hybrid fiber/coax (HFC) upgrades. And fixed wireless access (FWA) remains a tool of interest in the broadband investment community.Those were some of the topics covered on this Light Reading Podcast with Jack Burton and Jay Rolls, two cable and broadband vets at Broadband Success Partners, a telecom consulting firm primarily focused on providing tech due diligence to investors exploring opportunities in broadband. I...
2023-02-23
31 min
La Danse du Zèbre
2017 : tout le monde parle d’Édouard
« Tous les matins, on a une mission. Trouver la gaieté au milieu des raisons de désespérer. La beauté au milieu des laideurs. La gentillesse au milieu des visages fermés. Les caresses au milieu des griffes. La tendresse au milieu des gifles. L'ouverture au milieu des fermetures. Si vous acceptez cette mission, la journée sera magnifique. Si vous la refusez, allez vous recoucher tout de suite ! » Pendant deux ans, nos matinées furent piratées par une troupe de joyeux lurons ayant en commun l’absolue célébration de l’instant, de la fulgurance surréaliste, du happenin...
2023-02-02
1h 07
The Pugcast
The Art of the Inimitable Jack Baumgartner
Today the Pugcast welcomes the versatile artist Jack Baumgartner. Jack is a farmer living with his wife and six children outside of Wichita, Kansas. Jack is a musician (the banjo you hear on this episode is Jack), a painter, printmaker, woodworker, furniture maker, and puppeteer. He’s also a thoughtful Christian whose faith is reflected in all of his work. Chris has collected Jack’s work for years. By the end of the show you’ll probably want to too. Find Jack at https://baumwerkshop.com/, https://theschoolofthetransferofenergy.com/, and on Instagram at https://www.instagr...
2023-01-19
1h 16
The Theology Pugcast
The Art of the Inimitable Jack Baumgartner
Today the Pugcast welcomes the versatile artist Jack Baumgartner. Jack is a farmer living with his wife and six children outside of Wichita, Kansas. Jack is a musician (the banjo you hear on this episode is Jack), a painter, printmaker, woodworker, furniture maker, and puppeteer. He’s also a thoughtful Christian whose faith is reflected in all of his work. Chris has collected Jack’s work for years. By the end of the show you’ll probably want to too. Find Jack at https://baumwerkshop.com/, https://theschoolofthetransferofenergy.com/, and on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/baumwe...
2023-01-16
1h 16
Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum
The Office’s BRIAN BAUMGARTNER: Celebrating the Ordinary
Brian Baumgartner (The Office, Off The Beat) joins us this week to reflect on how the celebration of the ordinary with a show like The Office has led to its resurgence as one of the most popular shows today, even years after it ended. Brian shares stories landing his role as Kevin and talks about how the show has gained a second life with podcasts, NY Times best sellers, and his very own chili cookbook. We also talk about our shared backroom run ins with Jack Nicholson, how separation from his phone by going golfing eases his anxiety, and...
2022-09-13
1h 11
Podsongs
Michael Gervais and Katie Welch on being your own Masterpiece
In this episode of Podsongs—the show where musicians interview inspirational people, as inspiration for a new song—high-performance psychologist Dr. Michael Gervais, who’s worked with some of the world’s top athletes, talks to LA singer Katie Welch about what it takes to be the best version of ourselves. The result is a song called ‘Masterpiece’ which invites you discover the artist inside your heart. Learn the power of thinking High-performance psychologist Dr. Michael Gervais has dedicated his career to exploring how to push the boundaries of human potential. His clients include Olympians and Fortune...
2022-08-31
1h 36
Almost Everything with Jeffery Saddoris
Deep Natter 56: A Collaboration with Technology
In this episode, Sean and I are talking about how some of the evolutions in technology will impact the way we make art and, in some cases, blur the line of creativity between humans and machines. We also trade links to some of the things each of us has found interesting over the past week or so.LINKSDjo - Official WebsiteJustin Hawkins Rides AgainGuess the Lighting (via FStoppers)Yousuf Karsh portrait of HemingwayGeorge HurrellAudrey Hepburn by Jack CardiffPlaton portrait of President Clinton
2022-07-21
45 min
The Same 24 Hours
The Goodbye Episode: The Same 24 Hours with Meredith Atwood
Closing time... It's Time to Wave Goodbye... now... Say Goodbye. A final episode of The Same 24 Hours---at least in its current form. Thank you all for the most beautiful 4+ year run. 300+ episodes, amazing guests, and all the love to you. Notable Guests from the Podcast: Brian Baumgartner, Dr. Shefali Tsabary, Tony Hawk, Geneen Roth, Dr. Nicole LePera, Tom Bergeron, Dr. Aviva Romm, Bob Harper, Jen Hatmaker, Mikki Kendall, Nir Eyal, Holly Whitaker, Ada Calhoun, Lisa Sharon Harper, Gary John Bishop, Kevin Curry, Tony Horton, Jack Canfield, Dr. William Sears, D...
2022-05-20
42 min
2 on 1 Podcast
Episode 224 - Trade Talks With the Lads
In this episode, we talk to Alex Baumgartner (@ABaumgartner91) and Curtis Martin (@CMartin387) about what the Panthers and Penguins may do at the upcoming trade deadline! We also talk about the Leafs goaltending issues, Jack Eichel's return to Buffalo and much more! Check out our TikTok page: @2on1podcast Check out the YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn9otUkSRUIVpqs7iRdJlUQ Follow us on Twitter: @2on1Podcast, @alexhanimyan, @AdamFlouje31, @thedanmikemike Follow us on Instagram: @2on1podcast, @alexhanimyan, @adam.floujeh, @thedanmikemikemikemikemikemike ...
2022-03-14
1h 55
Better Words
Non-fiction November Recommendations
In this bonus episode, Michelle and Caitlin share some of their favourite non-fiction reads from 2021 just in time for #NonFictionNovember.Before we get into our recommendations, here are some of the books we've discussed and featured on the podcast in 2021...Trivial Grievances by Bridie Jabour (listen)The First Time I Thought I Was Dying by Sarah Walker (listen)Every Lie I've Ever Told by Rosie Waterland (listen) Cultish by Amanda Montell (listen)Michelle's recommendationsThe Five by Hallie Rubenhold: This is a fascinating historical examination of the five women murdered by Jack th...
2021-11-20
34 min
Opinions That Don't Matter
Hair Pieces & the Texas Cockroach! - OTDM 87
Hair Pieces & the Texas Cockroach! - OTDM 87 Show Notes: 00:00:00 It’s Halloween - Wayne’s World 00:01:54 Amazon Basics, William Shatner went to space! 00:08:00 Puppy Parlance, doggy daycare & bad dogs 00:12:58 Ports of Los Angeles, shipping, supply chain & Christmas shopping 00:14:00 Craigslist Christmas Shopping, Pontoon, Tupac’s Car & the Bone Collector 00:23:30 The Texas Cockroach 00:28:58 Flying First Class and escaping a plane by sneaking out through the toilet 00:33:30 Prisoner Transportation Movie with Michael Cera & Weird Al Yankovic, Brian Baumgartner & Jack Black 00:36:00 Weezer https://www.you...
2021-10-30
1h 57
The Aethix Approach
The Aethix Approach - Ep 15 - EDDIE BAUMGARTNER on Equipped Powerlifting, Caffeine Intake, Alcohol and Performance, Lab Grown Meat, Animal Testing
In today’s episode, I’m joined by vegan powerlifter Eddie Baumgartner. Eddie has been competing in powerlifting for years now and has hit a 555 lb wrapped squat, 308 lb bench and 533 lb deadlift in competition. He’s also recently made the switch to equipped powerlifting which queued a discussion about the differences between raw and equipped powerlifting and how raw powerlifting in particular has become so much more popular over the years. We also talk about Eddie’s reasons for going vegan years ago, an average day of eating for him, how alcohol affects training performance, our thoughts on lab grow...
2021-07-27
1h 10
The Capital Brew Podcast
Ep. 22 Troy Beer Garden
This week's episode takes place at Matt Baumgartner’s soon-to-be Troy Beer Garden. We had the pleasure to meet the new GM Jack and house Horticulturist Billy.
2021-04-13
1h 09
Total Movie Recall
TMR 058 – The Princess Bride
This week on Total Movie Recall, we take a hard pivot from all the toxic masculinity of weeks past and Steve shows his gentle, romantic side. Somehow, Ryan makes this about his sad sack heartache but in the end, everybody calms down and moves on with a nice mutton, lettuce, and tomato sandwich. The Princess Bride (1987) d. Rob Reiner w. William Goldman Starring: Cary Elwes Mandy Patinkin Robin Wright Chris Sarandon Christopher Guest Wallace Shawn André the Giant Fred Savage P...
2021-02-16
1h 23
Social Geek
Franchise News Podcast 11.18.2020
The Franchise News Podcast for Wednesday, November 18, 2020. In the news this week: National Restaurant Association, Tom Bené Franchise Group Inc Buddy's Home Furnishings, Michael Bennett Bebe Stores Tropical Smoothie Café, Charles Watson Jersey Mike's, Peter Cancro Famous Toastery, Dennis Jackson Papa John's, Rob Lynch Schlotzsky's, #WorkFromHomeLunchUpgrade Brian Baumgartner, #TheOffice #Kevin #Chili Clear Summit Group, Laura Vodvarka Really Franchise Group, Susan Yannaccone Chicken Salad Chick, Marianna Magee, Jon Musser D...
2020-11-18
08 min
Sherringford's Table Talk - A fictional detective podcast
Episode 7 - Halloween Special: Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper
First Halloween Episode at Sheringford's Table Talk, super exciting!The topic: How could Sherlock Holmes hold himself against the most notorious English Serial Killer of all time; Jack the Ripper?What did the Ripper even do? What was going on at that time? What could Holmes have found out?Listen in to hear about that and more!
2020-11-02
00 min
The Wikicast
Fortunato Arriola - Wikicast 075
It happened again. Lockdown is clearly deteriorating our brains. We accidentally made some serious content. We're sorry, we're sorry, we're so, so sorry... Also featuring a bug attack! -------- RLM Jack and Jill video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cc85QCF5414 Fortunato painting we were looking at: Baumgartner Restoration: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvZe6ZCbF9xgbbbdkiodPKQ Simon's Twitch: https://twitch.tv/drsimonclark/ Mechanicus trailer (the intro to the game, absolutely incredible): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gIMZ0WyY88 Requiem for the American Dream: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Requiem_for_the_American...
2020-05-04
58 min
House Room Podcast
Leonardo La Mark - House Room Podcast 010 (26.04.2018)
01. The Deepshakerz feat. Shamil - Breathe Lazy (Original Mix) 02. Miguel Migs - Rhythm Touch (Original Mix) 03. Josh Butler - Be Somebody (feat. Boswell) (Dario D'Attis Remix) 04. The Tribe Of Good - Loving You Baby (Weiss Remix) 05. Jay de Lys - Naughty by Nature (Original Mix) 06. No Hopes, Kinspin - Push Play (Original Club Mix) 07. Boris Roodbwoy - Is It You (No Hopes Remix) 08. DJ PP, Jack Mood & Twisted Moon - Forest (Original Mix) 09. Vlada Asanin & Fran Ares - Love Can't Wait (Original Mix) 10. Popcorn Poppers & Kiki Doll - Be Free (Under...
2018-04-26
1h 12
Why Watch That Radio
TWWTT: Sundance Day 1 & 2
The 2018 Sundance Film Festival just wrapped up, and the Critic and the Referee are back to give you their inside scoop on what went down while in those snowy mountains. This was the Critic and the Referee's 2nd year attending the film festival and it didn't disappoint. Enjoy our coverage of day 1 and day 2 of Sundance Film Festival 2018!Day1Hearts Beat LoudRelease: January 26, 2018 (Sundance)A father and daughter form an unlikely songwriting duo in the summer before she leaves for college.Starring: Nick Offerman, Kie...
2018-01-21
08 min
Why Watch That Radio
TWWTT: Sundance Day 1 & 2
The 2018 Sundance Film Festival just wrapped up, and the Critic and the Referee are back to give you their inside scoop on what went down while in those snowy mountains. This was the Critic and the Referee's 2nd year attending the film festival and it didn't disappoint. Enjoy our coverage of day 1 and day 2 of Sundance Film Festival 2018!Day1Hearts Beat LoudRelease: January 26, 2018 (Sundance)A father and daughter form an unlikely songwriting duo in the summer before she leaves for college.Starring: ...
2018-01-21
08 min
House Arrest With AM2PM
House Arrest 029
London based AM2PM aka DJ Matt Kye and Alec Sun Drae in the mix with 2 hours of deep, tech and bumpy House and a touch of Garage with some exclusive promo action just for you topped with some regular features: “House Arrest Hat Trick” - 3 classic tracks back to back as well us “One From Us” which showcases one of AM2PM’s original releases or remixes. So Lock in and let these guys Lock you up - This is House Arrest! 01. DJ Kone & Marc Palacious – Tender Love (Original Mix 02. Deep Criminal – Can You See (Original Mix) 03...
2017-12-21
2h 00
House Arrest With AM2PM
House Arrest 028
London based AM2PM aka DJ Matt Kye and Alec Sun Drae in the mix with 2 hours of deep, tech and bumpy House and a touch of Garage with some exclusive promo action just for you topped with some regular features: “House Arrest Hat Trick” - 3 classic tracks back to back as well us “One From Us” which showcases one of AM2PM’s original releases or remixes. So Lock in and let these guys Lock you up - This is House Arrest! 01. Daniel Barross – Respect (Original Mix02. Tom Luka – Piano (Rhythm Staircase Mix)03. Rooke – Dish You (Original Mi...
2017-12-14
2h 00
Let There Be House
LTBH #203 with Jas P
'Let There Be House' is the weekly radio show presented by Glen Horsborough. Glen regularly plays around the Uk, Europe & Worldwide.Each week he delves and digs out the latest upfront tracks that are doing the business on dancefloors globally!Tracklist 1. House Of Virus & AM2PM - Listen Up (Extended Mix)2. Le Funnk ft Klaudia - Stop Running (Original Mix)3. Alek Soltirov - On The Edge (Original Mix)4. Paolo Rocco - Bored To Death (Original Mix)5. Shero - I Came To Jack (Jacked Up dub) 6. DJ Rae & Felix Baumgartner - Crazy (Original Mix) 7. PEZNT - Choban Gruv (Original Mix) 8. Mark...
2017-12-08
1h 08
Giant Gnome Productions
Star Trek: Outpost – Episode 67 – A Past Too Well Remembered
Giant Gnome Productions presents… Star Trek: Outpost – Episode 67 – A Past Too Well Remembered Release Date: May 11, 2015 Listen Now The Chimera has been dispatched to discover the fate of the USS Remington. Meanwhile, Captain Steele and his crew continue their struggle to reach the Yortell entity – but now they have a new obstacle to overcome…their own memories! Cast and Crew (In Order of Appearance) Written, produced, directed and audio engineered by Daniel McIntosh and Tony Raymond. In order of appearance, the cast for this episode fe...
2015-05-12
57 min
Giant Gnome Productions
Star Trek: Outpost – Episode 67 – A Past Too Well Remembered
Giant Gnome Productions presents… Star Trek: Outpost – Episode 67 – A Past Too Well Remembered Release Date: May 11, 2015 Listen Now The Chimera has been dispatched to discover the fate of the USS Remington. Meanwhile, Captain Steele and his crew continue their struggle to reach the Yortell entity – but now they have a new obstacle to overcome…their own memories! Cast and Crew (In Order of Appearance) Written, produced, directed and audio engineered by Daniel McIntosh and Tony Raymond. In order of appearance, the cast for this episode fe...
2015-05-12
57 min
Outpost: A Star Trek Fan Production
Star Trek: Outpost – Episode 67 – A Past Too Well Remembered
Giant Gnome Productions presents… Star Trek: Outpost – Episode 67 – A Past Too Well Remembered Release Date: May 11, 2015 Listen Now The Chimera has been dispatched to discover the fate of the USS Remington. Meanwhile, Captain Steele and his crew continue their struggle to reach the Yortell entity – but now they have a new obstacle to overcome…their own memories! Cast and Crew (In Order of Appearance) Written, produced, directed and audio engineered by Daniel McIntosh and Tony Raymond. In order of appearance, the cast for this episode fe...
2015-05-12
57 min
Giant Gnome Productions
Star Trek: Outpost – Episode 67 – A Past Too Well Remembered – PROMO
Coming Soon to Giant Gnome Productions… Star Trek: Outpost – Episode 67 – Life in the Balance Release Date: May 10, 2015 Listen Now The Chimera has been dispatched to discover the fate of the USS Remington. Meanwhile, Captain Steele and his crew continue their struggle to reach the Yortell entity – but now they have a new obstacle to overcome…their own memories! Cast and Crew (In Order of Appearance) Written, produced, directed and audio engineered by Daniel McIntosh and Tony Raymond. In order of appearance, the cast for this episo...
2015-05-11
01 min
Keep On Dancing
Keep On Dancing Presents - Hed Kandi Twisted Disco 2009 Pick 'n' Mix
1. Montanas & DJ Roland Clark - Music Talking (D.O.N.S & DBN Remix) 2. ATFC Feat. Yasmeen - Tell U Y (New Jack Swing Original) 3. Lucien Foort - The Shame 4. Golden Girls - Kinetic (ATFC Remix) 5. Delerium Feat. Sarah McLachlan - Silence (Niels Van Gogh Vs Thomas Gold Remix) 6. Chocolate Puma - Morning Rain 7. ATFC Feat. Rae - Giv Me Luv (ATFC's Ocean Trench Mix) 8. Richard Grey Feat. Kaysee - Crash On You 9. Juan Kidd & Felix Baumgartner Feat. Lisa Millett - Now You're Gone 10. TV Rock Feat. Rudy - Been A Long Time (Laidback Luke Remix) 11. Robbie Rivera...
2012-05-09
1h 16
GROOVELECTRIC: Downloadable Soul
The Engine of Night
Seventy-five minutes of full-on funkiness that gets a little darker as it gets more intense. PLAYLIST 01. Union Jack- The Dark Major 02. Modfunk - Texmex 03. Basement Freaks - Street Assassin 04. Sebastien Leger, Chris Lake - Word 05. Valique - Wine and Vinegar 06. Smoove, Turrell - Beggarman (Basement Freaks Remix) 07. Joris Voorn - We're All Clean (Extended Mix) 08. Norm, Jochen Pash - Watching You (Juan Kidd & Felix Baumgartner Dub Mix) 09. The Sultans of Sick - Sickness (2009 Remaster) 10. M'Ocean - Gravity (Feralcode Mix) 11. Thomas Penton, Jason Brown - Skruface 12. Tony Thomas - Shifter 12. Jairus Miller - Poundcake 13. Journy vs. Andy Clockwork - DontStop Believing...
2009-11-18
1h 18
GROOVELECTRIC: Downloadable Soul
The Engine of Night
Seventy-five minutes of full-on funkiness that gets a little darker as it gets more intense. PLAYLIST 01. Union Jack- The Dark Major 02. Modfunk - Texmex 03. Basement Freaks - Street Assassin 04. Sebastien Leger, Chris Lake - Word 05. Valique - Wine and Vinegar 06. Smoove, Turrell - Beggarman (Basement Freaks Remix) 07. Joris Voorn - We're All Clean (Extended Mix) 08. Norm, Jochen Pash - Watching You (Juan Kidd & Felix Baumgartner Dub Mix) 09. The Sultans of Sick - Sickness (2009 Remaster) 10. M'Ocean - Gravity (Feralcode Mix) 11. Thomas Penton, Jason Brown - Skruface 12. Tony Thomas - Shifter 12. Jairus Miller - Poundcake 13. Journy vs. Andy Clockwork - DontStop Believing...
2009-11-18
1h 18
House Session by Jerome Miller
House Session Episode 06
House Session Episode 06*************************************TracklistSebo K - Diva (Original Mix)Juan Kidd & Felix Baumgartner Feat. Lisa Millett - Now You’re Gone (Club Mix)Danny Clark & Jay Benham Feat. SuSu Bobien - Wondrous (David Penn Remix)ATFC - Bad Habbit (ATFC’s Lektronek ReVisit)Sandy Rivera - I Can’t Stop (David Penn Remix)Claude Monnet - Voodoo BounceUberfett - El Zoomah (Original Mix)Scott Wozniak, Master Kev - String ThingUnderground Ministries Feat. Kenny Bobien - I Shall not be Moved (DJ Mem...
2009-01-29
1h 19