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Spare NotesThree Questions with TremblerThree Questions with TremblerAt least one question is about the artist's current project, and the other two are usually about ideas connected to their artistry overall. I had a nice chat with Luke Gonzales of the band, Trembler. They have a new EP out called Total Sorry. It kind of dawned on me how much I listened to Trembler's previous work after jumping back in for this interview. I think it was on some playlist where songs from the Trembler//Palefade split from 2023, an awesome EP with another sick band that’s more metal/post-hardcore-ish than I...
2026-03-1222 min
Spare NotesThree Questions with RingingThree Questions: While Ringing has been making music for a minute, their debut album, another cycle in the cosmic wash, is coming out March 20 on Julia's War & Signal//Noise. Colton Waker and I get into the recording of the album, how the band conceptualized some of their recording through live show references, and some Cloakroom. They have two singles out right now, “Want2want2” and “incandecent.” Go check them out.Ringing: ringingnyc.bandcamp.com/musicRinging Insta: www.instagram.com/ringingnycJulia's War: juliaswar.comSignal Noise: https://signalnoiserecords.com/
2026-03-0315 min
Spare NotesThree Questions with FlippeurThis segment is called Three Questions. At least one question is about the artist's current project, and the other two are usually about ideas connected to their artistry overall.In this episode, I interviewed Yacine and Léo from the Parisian band Flippeur. Their latest record, Elastique, came out on Howlin' Banana Records a few months ago.Bandcamp: flippeur.bandcamp.com/album/elastiqueInstagram: www.instagram.com/flippeur_/Howin' Banana Records: howlinbananarecords.comIntro Music: is "XXO" from the album Teeth by Magana: h...
2026-02-2410 min
The Dynasty Dude | Dynasty Fantasy Football2026 Rookie RBs - 10 Must Know Stats (Episode 523)Cory Evans provides 10 must know stats and player outlooks for 2026 RB prospects!Jeremiyah LoveJonah ColemanJadarian PriceNicholas SingletonKaytron AllenRoman HembyNoah WhittingtonCJ DonaldsonDesmond ReidEli HeidenreichJoin PatreonRoster Call Pricing 30 Minutes - $301 Hour - $50
2026-02-1714 min
Spare NotesThree Questions with Delaney BaileyThis segment is called Three Questions. At least one question is about the artist's current project, and the other two are usually about ideas connected to their artistry overall.In this episode, Jonah interviewed Delaney Bailey. Her latest album, Concave, just came out, and it’s a banger! Some things they talk about include Romanticism, soundscape, and production.Delaney Bailey: https://www.delaneybaileymusic.com/Intro Music: is "XXO" from the album Teeth by Magana: https://maganarama.bandcamp.com/album/teeth
2026-02-0907 min
Spare NotesThree Questions with Special FriendIn this episode, Jonah interviewed Guillaume and Erica of the band Special Friend. They’re single “Breakfast,” and the music video for the song came out last month, and their new album comes out on March 20th! One of them lives in Paris and the other, outside. There's a conversation about the evolution of the duo, how access can affect production of music, and some meanings behind the band's artwork and lyrics."Breakfast" Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sV0UutWIPAwSpecial Friend Social: https://www.instagram.com/specialfriendmusic/H...
2026-02-0516 min
Spare NotesSN: Mental Health in Music: Sam (Two Inch Astronaut/Deady/Mister Goblin) is interviewed by Thrin (Winded) and Jonah about mental health as a musicianWelcome to Spare Notes: Mental Health in Music. This is a new segment of the podcast where Jonah Evans is joined by co-host Thrin Vianale (Winded). They talk to artists about mental health, well, in music. This can include mental health while touring, mental health in general, and or mental health related to music in any way. Episodes will air on the last Saturday of each month, featuring Thrin and Jonah in conversation with a new musician or musicians each time.In this episode, Thrin and Jonah interviewed Sam of (Two Inch Astronaut/Mister Goblin/Deady). In...
2026-01-3148 min
Spare NotesBuildings on Reuniting, Influences, Lyrics of the Past, and Making New MusicI interviewed Brian from the noise rock band Buildings. Buildings originally broke up in 2020 in the midst of the beginning of the pandemic lockdown. We met last year through a mutual friend, and I was fortunate to get to see Buildings play in Portland, Oregon, at that time. It was in November. I recorded two sessions with Brian because the first session focused more on influences and how the band got back together. In the second session, we get into the discography of Buildings, how they operated as a band, and what their future may hold.Instagram...
2026-01-261h 07
Spare NotesThree Questions with Local WeathermanIn this episode, I spoke with Fritz Ortman of Local Weatherman, a Brooklyn-based band. Their new EP, Right One, was released on January 16th by Karol Records. Some things that Frizt and I talk about in the interview include the magic of DIY shows and the production of the Right One EP.Local Weatherman: https://linktr.ee/LocalWeathermanKarol Records: https://karolrecords.bandcamp.com/Original photo by: Caroline Safran @ https://www.carolinesafran.com/
2026-01-2311 min
Spare NotesIdeofon Talks Tromsø, The Arctic Circle, and Creating their SoundIn this episode, I talked to Ideofon. They have a new single called “LAVA" that just came out, and a new EP called The Alps available on Bandcamp. They are originally based out of Tromso, Norway. Fun fact: Tromsø is in the Arctic Circle. We talk about where they formed, Social media shenanigans, and how they make music together. See you on the other sideBandcamp: https://ideofon.bandcamp.com/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ideofonEpisode Track Listing: 1. "Bright White Light" 2. "Misadventures in Broadcasting" 3. "LAVA".
2026-01-1922 min
Spare NotesThree Questions with Samuel Aaron & Glass BeagleThis is a segment called Three Questions, where I ask an artist three questions. One question is for sure, specifically aimed at their current project, and the other two are usually about ideas connected to their artistry overall. In this episode, I interviewed Samuel Aaron and Glass Beagle. They’re two separate acts formed for a two-song EP called Home Again / Storm Chaser. They’re out of Chicago, Illinois. We get into the topics of Home, Cross-Colaboration, Lyrics, and Imagery.Home Again / Storm Chaser EP: Samual Aaron: https://musicbysamuelaaron.bandcamp.com/album/home-again-storm-chaser Glass Beagle: http...
2025-12-0413 min
Tipping Point Prophecy UpdateChristian Support for Israel is…Heresy???This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit endtimes.substack.comToday I sit down with Dr. Tricia Miller, Director of CAMERA’s Partnership of Christians and Jews, to address a shocking accusation: Tucker Carlson has labeled Christians who support Israel as “heretics” with a “brain virus.” In his interview with Nick Fuentes, Carlson even declared he “hates Christian Zionists more than anyone.”Dr. Miller and I trace this anti-Israel narrative back to its roots in replacement theology and Palestinian liberation theology. We walk through the irrevocable, unconditional Covenant God made with Abraham in Gen...
2025-12-0202 minSpare NotesLeilani Patao Talks New EP, Self-Love, and the State of Music StreamingIn this episode, I talked to Leiani Patao. They have a new EP that just came out called 'Daisy.' They're originally from LA but live in NYC. We cover topics like the State of music Streaming, the practices of self-awareness and self-love, and songwriting.Bandcamp: https://leilanipatao.bandcamp.com/album/daisy-2linktree: https://linktr.ee/leilanijpataoReleased by Audio Antihero: https://audioantihero.com/Photo by Shannon McMahon: https://mylittleunderground.neocities.org/Episode Track Listing: 1. "BIRD WHISTLE" 2. "get em boy." 3. "Red Hair Dye. 4. "branded." 5. "portrait"
2025-11-2144 minSpare NotesThree Questions with MONT LOSERThis segment is called Three Questions. One question is specifically focused on their current project, and the other two generally revolve around ideas related to their art as a whole. In this episode, I interviewed Suzy from MONT LOSER. The band is from Paris and they recently released their first single, "Never Guess." We talk about the Paris DIY music scene too! Check it out!Ce segment s'appelle Trois Questions. Une question est spécifiquement axée sur leur projet actuel, et les deux autres tournent généralement autour d'idées liées à leur art dans son ens...
2025-11-1815 minSpare NotesThree Questions with Elie Zoé This is a segment called Three Questions, where I ask an artist 3 in-depth questions. One question is for sure, specifically aimed at their current project, and the other two are usually about ideas connected to their artistry overall. In this episode, I interviewed Elie Zoé. They’re a Swiss artist originally from Lausanne who recently released their 4th studio album, “Shifting Forms.” We cover topics like snail touring, the importance of community, and what might happen when we name anything. The song coming up is “Shifting Forms.”Elie Zoé: https://humus-records.com/elie-zoe/Bandcamp: ht...
2025-11-1234 minSpare NotesIvy Boy Talks Debut Album, Life Changes, and a Little Bit of NostalgiaIn this episode, I talked to Perry Eaton, AKA Ivy Boy. The self-titled debut record of Ivy Boy came out on October 24th. He’s from Boston, Massachusetts, and a fun fact: he’s one of the co-founders of Allston Pudding. he was kind enough to share some demos of a couple of songs for the episode, so you’ll hear some before and after snippets of those two songs, as well as part of another song or two. We cover topics like recording, life changes, and nostalgia.
2025-11-0724 minSpare NotesK and B of Bussy Kween Power Trip talk Cracker Barrel, Performance, and How they CreateIn this episode, I had a nice chat with B and K from the band Bussy Kween Power Trip, from Chicago, Illinois. Their debut album, Coming With the Strap, came out earlier this year. I actually saw them in Philly a few months ago at Break Free Fest, and they absolutely melted my face off. B’s singing is absolutely scorching, and K’s bass playing, I swear, some of the best in the land. We cover topics related to absurdity, performance, and Cracker Barrel. Bussy Kween Power Trip: https://linktr.ee/bussykweenpowertrip, https://www.inst...
2025-11-0350 minSpare NotesThree Questions with Josaleigh PollettThis is a segment called Three Questions, where I ask an artist 3 in-depth questions. One question is for sure, specifically aimed at their current project, and the other two are usually about ideas connected to their artistry overall. In this episode, I interviewed Josaleigh Pollett. They’re a Salt Lake City artist with a Poltergeist-inspired single out this week, called “Radio Player.” We get into the topics of collective grief, the ideas of Hope, Jason Molina, and the multiple avenues of uncertainty and change.Bandcamp: https://josaleighpollett.bandcamp.com/track/radio-playerInstagram: https://www.in...
2025-10-2835 min
The J-Card PodcastInside the DIY Worlds of Music & Literature w/ Jonah EvansOn this episode of The J-Card Podcast, we’re joined by writer, musician, and Spare Notes host Jonah Evans to talk about the unexpected overlap between DIY music and the literary world. Jonah shares what he’s learned from writing for Post-Trash, Atwood Magazine, and The Tonearm, and how gatekeeping, publishing, and self-promotion compare across creative fields.We also dive into his “Jimmy John’s Mixtape”, a lovingly chaotic mix of hardcore, emo, and indie rock classics from bands like Sunny Day Real Estate, Texas Is the Reason, and Built to Spill. Finally, we cap it off with a Phi...
2025-10-2356 min
Tipping Point Prophecy UpdateApostasy Aimed at Ages 4 to 10This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit endtimes.substack.comOn this week’s program I want to talk about a new Bible story book for children that was just released last month. It’s titled The Just Love Story Bible, written by two ordained ministers in the Presbyterian Church USA. This book is designed for children ages 4 to 10 and contains 52 Bible stories with beautiful illustrations. But it’s a sad symptom of our times. It’s described as “social justice oriented” with a “diverse, non-patriarchal theology,” and the authors claim Jesus was a femi...
2025-10-2301 minSpare NotesNico Magi of Pamplemousse talks Black Box Studio (FR), Performance, and Music InspirationsHad a nice chat with Nico Magi(Guitars/Vocals) from the band Pamplemousse. Pamplemousse is a duo and also includes Sarah Lenormad (Drums). They are based in the Lorraine region of France, though they formed in Reunion Island. Their new album Porcelain came out Septermber 26, 2025. We cover topics related to music rehearsal, Performance, and Black Box recording studio. Black Box was founded in 1993 by Iain Burgess and Peter Deimel.J’ai eu un joli chat avec Nico Magi (Guitares/Voix) du groupe Pamplemousse. Pamplemousse est un duo et comprend également Sarah Lenormad (Batterie). Ils sont basés dans...
2025-10-2134 minSpare NotesDylan Citron of Bedbug Talks DIY Music Scene and Intentional CreationsIn this episode, I interviewed Bedbug, aka Dylan Citron. They’re a Los Angles-based artist, but used to be in Boston and threw countless shows in the DIY music scene. Their most recent Album came out a while back and is titled pack your bags the sun is growing. We discuss topics related surrounding musical influences, intentional creations, the DIY music scene in LA and Boston, and more.Bedbug: https://www.instagram.com/bedbugofficial/Bandcamp: https://linkedin.bandcamp.com/album/pack-your-bags-the-sun-is-growingEpisode Track Listing: Snippets: 1. "halo on the interstate" 2. "pack your ba...
2025-10-1357 minSpare NotesLamont Brown of RNIE Talks about his New Album, 'FULL NEPTUNE'In this episode, I interviewed Lamont Brown, best known for his moniker, RNIE. He’s a Philadelphia-based artist. His latest LP, which is self-released, is titled FULL NEPTUNE and was released on August 29th, 2025. Originally from Pittsburgh, he’s also spent significant time coming up in the Charlotte, North Carolina, DIY music scene and New York City. We discuss topics related to music, such as influence, discipline, themes, and intentionality.RNIE: https://www.instagram.com/rn_ie/?hl=enBandcamp: https://rnie.bandcamp.com/album/full-neptuneEpisode Track Listing: Snippets: 1. "LOW HIGH...
2025-09-2938 minSpare NotesThree Questions with AureThis is a segment called Three Questions, where I ask an artist only 3 in-depth questions. One question is specifically aimed at their current project, and the other two are about ideas connected to their artistry overall. In this episode, I interviewed Aure. She’s a Paris-based singer, former architect, and multilingual singer. Her first EP, “A Few Notes,” was released in 2023 on Mayway Records, and she’ll release her first album in 2026. Out recently is her single “The Sailors' Tales,” and we jump into the deep end talking about the topics of language, uncertainty, imagination, and her new song.C'est u...
2025-09-2620 minSpare NotesRoom Sound and Raw Truth — Jens Kuross Talks 'Crooked Songs'I sat down with Jens Kuross recently and talked about his new LP, Crooked Songs. Some themes and topics we cover are learning, ambition, recreation, and Idaho. There’s also a published version of this interview in The Tonearm magazine if you’d like to read it with an extended introduction. It’s Called Room Sound and Raw Truth, and the link to the article is here: https://www.thetonearm.com/room-sound-and-raw-truth-jens-kuross-talks-crooked-songs/Jens Kuross: https://www.jenskuross.com/https://www.instagram.com/jenskuross/?hl=enReleased on Woodsist Records: https://woodsist.com/
2025-09-2225 minSpare NotesLéna Bartels on Leaning into Intensity and Giving Herself Permision to Be as Epic as PossibleTalked to Lena Bartels recently, whose 2nd LP, called The Brightest Silver Fish, is out as of September 12th. We get into some ideas of music being a place to lean into the darkness of being alive, and what it’s like for her dipping into that eeriness. Questions that come up that we discuss and correlate with the album are what it’s like making active choices, the fragility of the COVID era, and coming out of it while planning for a future beyond that, and recognizing the moments of oscillating or moving from disempowerment to empowerment.
2025-09-1529 minSpare NotesYuri of BOK SUNA on the Absence of Structure in Music and What Happens When Stars CollideIn this episode, I talked to Yuri, who is BOK SUNA. Her album CARNATE came out recently. A fun fact is that she illustrated her music videos, and at one point, we get into this idea of two stars converging, which is illustrated in the “doghorn” video, and she talked about how it relates to the conception and creation of this album, CARNATE. And it’s like there are these layers of creation that BOK SUNA operates on that are just really beautiful. Y’all should check out the vids, and of course, the album. We get into the absence...
2025-09-0934 minSpare NotesJeni Magaña of Magana on the Tension, Release, and Resolution of Making MusicHad Jeni Magaña on recently, and her band is Magana. She’s a multi-instrumentalist and producer who is always creating and releasing art into the world. Her EP Bad News came out earlier this year. She also plays bass in Mitski and has another band called Pen, Pin. I think that if the world shut down again, her innate desire to create would probably produce so many albums within a year, as much of her life is spent on tour, and the time isn’t always there.Magana was kind enough to share notes connected to the m...
2025-08-251h 30Spare NotesAlexei Shishkin on His Album 'Good Times', Getting Ideas Down, and the Nature of MusicFrom the importance of enjoying your creations and the nature of music, to getting down ideas and making art, Alexei Shishkin and I delve into ideas of taking advantage of time and moments to make music, because sometimes it’s hard to know what you’re gonna get done. Having created up to almost a dozen LP’s out, up-to-date, Shishkin is no stranger to getting it done. His latest record, “Good Times’ is out September 5th. We explore the making of ‘Good Times’ and get into the state of the music industry a bit.The two latest...
2025-08-1838 min
Spare Notes14: Matt O'Connor of Tuxis Giant on the Contrast of Joy and Tragedy in Song Compositions and a Little Love for Huey LewisTuxis Giant has an album coming out this week called “You Won’t Remember this, and I had a chat with Vocalist, guitar player, Matt O’Connor about it. We got into the contrast of joy and tragedy, Midwest family feels, dove into some lyrics, and talked about Huey Lewis, as one of the songs on the record is named Huey. It was nice having Matt O’Connor on for a second time!Tuxis Giant:INCREDIBLE INTERACTIVE Music Video for "Huey" HERE: https://worrybeadrecords.com/huey?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaeDkODvqPb58g0aTwVWTpH5Mc6hXPZCtvZ...
2025-08-1435 minSpare NotesG'Ra Asim on Race, Gender, and Class in the Punk Music Scene, in Life and in His Book, 'Boyz in the Void: A Mixtape to My Brother' featuring Guest Cohost, JK HobsonIn this interview, I was joined by writer, musician, and professor, G’Ra Asim, the author of Boyz in The Void: a mixtape to my brother. His nonfiction book reflects on his own identity while navigating Blackness, and I’m taking this from the descriptions of the book, while blending music and cultural criticism and personal essay to explore race, gender, class, and sexuality as they pertain to punk rock and straight edge culture. Using totemic punk rock songs on a mixtape to anchor each chapter, the book documents an intergenerational conversation between a Millennial in his 30s an...
2025-08-121h 17Spare NotesBrendan Wright of Tiberius on DIY Community, Ego Death, and Creating Music in TiberiusI recently interviewed Brendan of the band Tiberius. They’re releasing their new album Troubador this fall in November. Right, they have a single called “Sag” that’s out. There’s a fun Music vid on YouTube for it too! Link BelowWe talked about how Tiberius creates music together, the music communities in Allston/Brighton neighborhoods of Boston, the importance of the DIY music community, ego death, Rutland, Vermont, and what ambition could mean as an artist.Tiberius – "Sag" (Music Video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XhEQW0D8uI&list=RD9XhEQW0D8uI&s...
2025-08-0542 minSpare NotesSara Mae of The Noisy on Meat Dresses, Being Seen, and Creating Art that Fights Patriarichal ExpectationsI recently interviewed Sara Mae Henke of The Noisy. They’re releasing a deluxe edition of their debut album, The Secret Ingredient is More Meat, and the Deluxe version is called The Secret Ingredient is Even More Meat. Comes out in October. Some things Sara Mae and I talk about are, but not limited to, sharing the love of silly things, performance as a clown, fighting feelings of inadequacy, creating art that fights patriarchal expectations of desirability, sharing gratitude instead of wounds, Tony Soprano, Grey Gardens, Virgin Suicides, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.Check out th...
2025-07-2853 minSpare NotesRachel Cholst of Rainbow Rodeo on Creating, Documenting, and Preserving Queer Country CanonI spoke with Rachel Cholst, a music journalist from New York City who has been writing about the queer country music community for the last 9 years. You may have already seen her work in magazines like No Depression, The Boot, and Wide Open Country. Currently, she is the editor of Rainbow Rodeo Magazine, and as far as she knows, Rainbow Rodeo is the first print publication devoted to queer country music.There are interviews, reviews, critical essays, and some podcasting. Something I think that is amazing is that Cholst talks about creating, documenting, and preserving history for...
2025-07-151h 02Spare NotesEleanor Henderson on Ten Thousand Saints being Adapted to a Movie and the Challenges of WritingI worked with Eleanor Henderson for a year at Ithaca College in Ithaca, NY, during the 2022/2023 school year. She was the chair of the Writing department at the time, and I was a lecturer. We had a lot of conversations about teaching, writing, and ideas. We've stayed in touch since, and still to this day, talk about said things, while keeping each other up to date as our lives keep moving on through new milestones. I was so excited and a little nervous to interview her. But she is a teacher, and a novelist, and her presence is very...
2025-07-1050 minSpare NotesMisha Tentser on Writing and Using Language to Explore Comlex Emotional Experiences I met Misha Tentser at graduate school in Syracuse, New York, four years ago and we became friends not long after. He's a poet, writer, and teacher, and it's always a pleasure to talk to him! We get deep into dream logic, mental health, the figurative weight of objects, being nerdy about your art, emotional confrontation of the self, psychogeography, and what it's like to be a writer. Here are some links to Misha's published work!"Before" in Midway Journal."BoJack Horseman Visits Chagall’s America Windows," "BoJack Horseman Visits the St...
2025-06-301h 07Spare NotesGory: On Finding Music Communities Far From Home, and the Life of a Nomadic MusicianGory and I had a nice talk about what it's like for her bing a nomadic musician. She's from Panvel, Maharashtra, India, and it's difficult to play there as a musician unless you are performing covers. This spurned her musical journey. We talked about the challenge of finding a place to play at home, while finding so much by way of traveling to play. Not just artists to colaborate with, but the joy and comfort of becoming a part of a larger music community. She's got.She just released her first EP, called Teen Error...
2025-06-2432 minSpare NotesThrin Vianale of Winded on Music as a Healing Process, New Records, and Growth as a MusicianI think I fell in love with winded sometime in 2022. I used to play "Swallowing Hair" and "I know it's Thin" on repeat during my drives from Syracuse, NY, to my job in Ithaca, NY. Mostly rolling hills and farms, and deep green walls of trees and fields, calm scenery. The songs soaked into my veins with their melancholic, grunge-infused, lonely, haunting guitars, and outbursts of crunchy, searing melodic static.It was great to have a winding conversation with Thrin Vianale, the originator of Winded! What a great soul, awesome music creator, and community organizer! We went...
2025-06-1053 minSpare NotesMatt O'Connor on the Trans Youth Emergency Project and Composing a Fundraising Music CompilationMatt O'Connor recently started a record label inspired by the need to help trans youth, creating Worry Beads Records' first release, a compilation of 18 different bands called True Names: A Benefit for Trans Youth. We talked about how we can create space to honor and support trans youth, while not only with fundraising, but also through the impact of literature and music. We also talked about literature, the origin of True Names, and learning how to open the self by letting go of control. Trans Youth Emergency Project WebsiteTrue Names: A Benefit...
2025-05-2841 minSpare NotesDavid Schellenberg of Tunic on life and A Harmony of LossI tracked down David Schellenberg after listening to the new record of his band Tunic, A Harmony of Loss Has Been Sung. Listening to the album was an intense experience and a pleasure for me. I liked listening to this record in my car the best, surrounded by the dark tones, the grief and pain in the lyrics, and the absolutely stunning composition of instruments, dragging me into the depths of this loss. The deep bass, the wretched pain in Schellenberg's voice, wails of loss, and a cathartic expression through dissonant sounds and distorted guitars. The album is a...
2025-05-2336 minSpare NotesIan Kelly on Creating in Motion and Evolving by Letting GoIn this interview, I hang out with Ian Kelly, a versatile rapper and storyteller from Oakland, California. We talk about community, the artist's evolution, intentionality, and of course, all of this involves music.As I’ve continued to talk to artists recently, I’ve noticed that there are certain things a few have in common in their growth. It’s part of being intentional and part of letting go. This can seem strange because it’s contradictory, but it also seems true. Ian and I discussed this relation to his evolution. I don’t know; we’ll see where th...
2025-05-0928 min
Against Everyone with Conner HabibAEWCH 293: JONAH EVANS & PATRICK KENNEDY on OVERCOMING THE WORLDI talk with co-hosts of the Light in Every Thing podcast, Rev. Jonah Evans & Rev. Patrick Kennedy about meeting the world not as a "problem" to be solved, but as a realm already overcome by spiritual love.
2025-05-061h 22Spare NotesThree Questions with Avery FriedmanI recently reviewed Friedman's debut album, New Thing, in Post-Trash magazine. Knowing she had limited time because it was the week of the album's release, I came up with three questions that focused mainly on community and performance. This interview with my OLYMPUS Digital Voice Recorder VN-7200 was recorded over the phone, so it's fuzzy. To me, it feels like one of those voice memos on a Midwest emo song, where someone is playing some slow single-string notes on a guitar, and someone is talking over it, contemplating something.Check out the Album...
2025-05-0210 minSpare NotesBear Vs. Shark: Marc Paffi and John Gaviglio on 20th Anniversary of TerrorhawkIn the early 2000s, I lived in Ypsilanti, Michigan, a few blocks away from Mark Paffi. Through friends of friends, I ended up going to these Wednesday night parties Paffi threw, hosting friends in the community. I remember meeting John Gaviglio there, and we were sitting on a couch. We talked about music, and he told me he was in a band named Bear vs. Shark. I was excited when he mentioned that one of their many influences was At the Drive-In, as I was enamoured with that band at the time. I started going to Bear vs. Shark...
2025-04-2424 min
Infinitum Leadership: Unlock Your Potential🤼 We Who Wrestle with God: Perceptions on the Divine - Jordan PetersonIs God Dead?"We Who Wrestle with God" explores the interplay between religious mythology and human psychology. Peterson argues for an existence with God through biblical stories, particularly those of Cain and Abel, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jonah. He examines themes of sacrifice, responsibility, the struggle against chaos, and the importance of striving for a higher good. Furthermore, Peterson explores the relationship between human action, individual development, and the pursuit of truth. Peterson draws parallels between religious narratives and contemporary psychological and philosophical issues, including the dangers of nihilism and tyranny - eventual out...
2025-02-0822 min
Creekside At The Cibolo with Brian DavenportTracking Texas Wildlife with Jonah Evans: Understanding Conservation Through Animal SignsIn episode 116 of Brian welcomes Jonah Evans, a wildlife biologist with Texas Parks and Wildlife. As an expert in animal tracking and conservation, Jonah shares how interpreting wildlife signs helps scientists and the general public understand and protect animal populations. From his development of the iTrack Wildlife app to the importance of early conservation efforts, Jonah’s work bridges science and engagement with nature. 🐾 Topics Covered: The role of animal tracking in conservation and research. How technology is helping bridge the gap between science and public education. Why early conservation efforts are crucial in preventing species endan...
2025-02-0227 min
Book and SpadeOn Jonah, Resurrection, and PersecutionHow the persecution of the early church in 300AD is relative to the state of the church today.
2025-02-0102 min
The Zack Evans Podcast74. The Sin of Jonah | When Our Judgment Conflicts with God's MercyWhen children are asked to define the sin of Jonah, they will usually say, "He ran from God!" Although this is true enough, the sin of Jonah runs far deeper than his fleeing from God's command. Why did Jonah run in the first place? Why, at the end of the story, do we find Jonah sitting on a hillside wishing for the destruction of a city that had just experienced an unprecedented revival? Because Jonah's sense of judgment conflicted with God's desire for mercy. When viewed in this light, we begin to understand that Jonah's sin is far darker...
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Pine Tar PodcastEpisode 100: Emergency Podcast - MLB Decides to Add Negro League Stats to Official Record BookFor the 100th episode of Pinetar, Jonah Steinberg and Mark Peppermill join Jay Silva to discuss baseball deciding effective immediately to trump official MLB stats with Negro League stats making Josh Gibson the all-time home run king. A debate starts up.
2024-05-291h 05Pine Tar PodcastEpisode 95: Cinco De Mayo Weekend AwaitsJonah Steinberg, Mark Peppermill, Cousin Joey & Clint talk about all things baseball: Yankees, Dodgers, the return of Walker Buehler, Andy Pages, Elly De La Cruz, Juan Soto, and what they saw in a week of betting baseball.
2024-05-0356 min
The Light in Every ThingINVITATION ~ “The Delight of the Devoted Soul” ~ Presentations by Patrick Kennedy and Jonah EvansDear Listeners,If you have a moment to listen to the audio clip above, you will hear a special invitation from Patrick and Jonah to participate in the Seminary Open Course, May 5th - 10th.The Easter liturgy tells us that “in the delight of our devoted soul we find the resurrection forces.” What does it mean to experience Easter—the risen Christ—in our own beings and in our communities today? We can look forward to Jonah and Patrick shepherding us through these themes.Online participants can join via Zoom for Patrick and Jonah...
2024-04-2605 min
Jonah Davids' PodcastJules Evans & Kristin Nash - Communicating Psychedelic RiskJules Evans is the Director of the Challenging Psychedelic Experiences Project and the lead author and editor of the Substack newsletter Ecstatic Integration. Kristin Nash is the executive director of the William G. Nash Foundation which focuses on harm reduction and psychedelic safety, and is involved with an important initiative to improve public communication on psychedelics as part of the new California psychedelic bill. The two join me on the podcast for an exploratory conversation on how to communicate the risks of psychedelic drugs. We talk about the variety and likelihood of adverse psychedelic experiences, the recent case of...
2024-04-101h 33Pine Tar PodcastEpisode 91: What’s Killing Pitchers? Plus Favorite Managers, Lineups, and MoreJonah Steinberg, Mark Peppermill, and Jay Silva join Clint to talk about the Dodgers, Yankees, and current happenings in baseball. Then the crew dives into favorite all-time managers, how to compare player stats against different eras, and their favorite lineups of all time.
2024-04-101h 08Pine Tar PodcastEpisode 89: The Gang’s All HereFor the first time in show history, Clint, Mark Peppermill, Jonah Steinberg, Jay Silva, and Cousin Joey all unite to talk Tuesday night MLB.
2024-04-031h 27
Thrive In Construction with Darren EvansDemolition Zone: Breaking Down the Barriers of Ineffective Communication with Dan McPhersonSend us a textIn this Demolition Zone segment, Dan McPherson, debunks the myth that the only way to resolve disputes and challenges in the construction industry is through standoffish, email-based communications. Dan champions the transformative power of face-to-face discussions, arguing that real progress comes from open, collaborative dialogue.Far from being an outdated concept, Dan illustrates with conviction how sitting down together—whether it’s contractors, subcontractors, clients, or designers—can unearth solutions that emails simply cannot. This approach not only fosters better relationships but also leads to more effective problem-solving.Through this d...
2024-04-0204 min
2024-03-3126 minPine Tar PodcastEpisode 87: Opening Day EveTonight’s episode is sponsored by Porky’s Point in North Phildadelphia. Jonah Steinberg, Mark Peppermill, Jay Silva & Clint break down Latin ball players on Opening Day Eve, along with Shohei Ohtani talk, baseball betting talk, and finally what players they’re most looking forward to watching in 2024
2024-03-281h 04
The Human Freedom ProjectSub-Human Nature, Conflict, Oppression, Conscience, Ideals | Rev. Jonah Evans📙 JOIN THE COMMUNITY ON SUBSTACK
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Jonah Evans is a Christian Community Priest, and this is PART III in our three part series. We discuss the purpose and nature of evil, and how adversarial (evil) forces help us to grow and become more fully human. Illuminating the necessity of conflict, struggle and oppression for the development of human freedom, we explore the war between our lower beastly nature and that of our conscience. Conscience is what calls us to the path of goodness, compassion, love, forgiveness, empathy...
2024-03-251h 53Pine Tar PodcastEpisode 84: The Shohei Ohtani Gambling SupershowLive from a March Madness Fiesta in Reno, Nevada; Mark Peppermill & Jonah Steinberg join the show to give their thoughts on Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani and his alleged gambling relations with his interpreter.
2024-03-2240 min
The Human Freedom ProjectBlame, Responsibility, Healing, Bearing Pain, Loving Others | Rev. Jonah Evans📙 JOIN THE COMMUNITY ON SUBSTACK
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Jonah Evans is a Christian Community Priest, and this is PART II in our three part series. To start with, I ask Jonah about his thoughts on Jordan Peterson, which launches us into a conversation about archetypes, stories, myths and finding our place in the Whole of human and world evolution. From there we explore blame and responsibility, how to know what spiritual “work” is ours and ours alone, how some pain can turn into a gift we offer the world, while sometimes...
2024-03-191h 46
The Human Freedom ProjectBuddhism, Christ, Demons, God, Self Knowledge, Pain, Freedom | Rev. Jonah Evans📙 JOIN THE COMMUNITY ON SUBSTACK
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Jonah Evans is a Christian Community Priest, and a long time friend who once gave me a painful gift that changed my life. This episode kicks off a 3 part series, and we discuss his path from eastern philosophy, Buddhism and a mindset of being “allergic to Christ” to an experience of encountering Christ as a supersensible being, which in turn led him to pursue a life of service as a priest. Our conversation covered so many fascinating topics: psychede...
2024-03-191h 50Pine Tar PodcastEpisode 81: This One’s For You PopsOn episode 81, I give a monologue to my dad and our life around baseball, and why I love the game in honor of his birthday. Then, Jonah Steinberg & Mark Peppermill join the show to knock down the walls. Aroldis Chapman booby grab, and great baseball talk.
2024-03-151h 492024-03-1028 minPine Tar PodcastEpisode 78: Fembots in Baseball & Other Wayside StoriesMark Peppermill and Jonah Steinberg join the show once again to talk about females in baseball, team minimum spending limits, the best home uniform in baseball as well as the lost art of the starting pitcher.
2024-03-081h 32Pine Tar PodcastEpisode 76: High on CharismaMark Peppermill & Jonah Steinberg join the show tonight. The duo along with Clint discuss the Most charismatic hitters, pitchers and managers in the game’s history. Yankees and Dodgers talk, and baseball gambling. One of the best shows in the history of Pinetar!
2024-03-011h 34Thrive In Construction with Darren EvansEp. 4 ‘Suicide rate is so high in the Construction Industry’ Mental Health, Neurodiversity, Innovation with Dan MacPhersonSend us a textOn this episode of "Thrive in Construction," we explore Dan McPherson’s unique journey from an apprentice to an executive director in the construction industry, without having gone to university.Dan shares his personal experiences, addressing critical topics like mental health, the value of communication, and how he navigated the challenges and opportunities in his career. This episode is not just about building structures; it's about building life skills, breaking industry myths, and the importance of understanding and adapting to changes in the workplace. It’s a conversation that revea...
2024-02-1550 min
Against Everyone with Conner HabibAEWCH 251: JONAH EVANS - WHAT IS SPIRITUAL WORK?I talk with Rev. Jonah Evans about what "spiritual work" is, how it differs from other kinds of work, how it differs from spiritual practice, and why we probably can't just call everything spiritual work.
2024-01-251h 42Book and SpadeThe Reality of Adam, Abel, Jonah, and Noah as Understood by Jesus HimselfEven in many self-proclaimed conservative Bible colleges, seminaries, and churches, the events of the fall of man, the ancient flood, and many other passages of the Bible are approached as largely allegorical. However, the authors of the New Testament and the so-called historical Jesus Himself thoroughly believed in those events and people as historically reliable. In this episode, student of theology, John Evans offers his own personal perspective on the powerful testimony of Jesu...
2023-07-2910 min
Against Everyone with Conner HabibAEWCH 220: JONAH EVANS on WHY ESOTERIC CHRISTIANITY?In the first in a series of episodes on occult & esoteric christianity, I talk with Rev. Jonah Evans - cohost of The Light In Every Thing podcast and Christian Community priest - about why esoteric christianity matters now more than ever.
2023-05-022h 11The Gnostic Wisdom NetworkThe Christian Community w/Patrick Kennedy & Jonah EvansThe Christian Community is a renewal of Christianity incorporating the insights of the mystic Rudolph Steiner, the liberal church, the esoteric Christian tradition with a mission to be a church for now. Patrick Kennedy and Jonah Evans, directors of the Seminary of The Christian Community in North America, guest on Talk Gnosis to tell us about this fascinating mystical movement.
Check out their podcast: https://www.christiancommunityseminary.ca/podcast
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2022-11-2200 min
Talk GnosisThe Christian Community w/Patrick Kennedy & Jonah EvansThe Christian Community is a renewal of Christianity incorporating the insights of the mystic Rudolph Steiner, the liberal church, the esoteric Christian tradition with a mission to be a church for now. Patrick Kennedy and Jonah Evans, directors of the Seminary of The Christian Community in North America, guest on Talk Gnosis to tell us about this fascinating mystical movement.
Check out their podcast: https://www.christiancommunityseminary.ca/podcast
[https://ia801508.us.archive.org/10/items/christian-community/ChristianCommunity.mp3]
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2022-11-2200 min
Two Lonely Boys in a Canoe Podcast2LB - Episode 36 - ”Sweep The Leg!”Gravel-Shits & Gorgeous George are joined on phone call-in guest by Back-country Trails buddy Aaron Corrales and in another guest, friend and neighbor Jonah Scott to discuss trail work, the book series "The Lord of the Rings", the t.v series "Stranger Things", defund the USPS. Also, being aroused by topographic maps, fentanyl, & the ancient terror-bird Kelenken among other topics. Plus, live music! Sorry for the poor sound quality. Please listen, like & subscribe.
2022-09-031h 01The Light in Every ThingThe Moral Forces of the Heart & The Challenge of Technology - A Conversation with Lisa Romero and Jonah EvansAs a part of our summer series: Here is another look at a fascinating conversation between Lisa Romero and Rev. Jonah Evans. Lisa describes how who we are in the world today is setting the stage for a world far into the future. We hope you find it inspiring! In this episode, Jonah spoke with Lisa Romero as part of our series of conversations we called, "Bridging the Divide". In these conversations, we invite friends in the spirit, people working in very different places in the world, people from different backgrounds than ourselves, and enter into the sac...
2022-08-061h 05
Logos 'Ouse InternationalThrough The Bible Mirror | The Story Of A Selfish Prophet | CTD Ep179Jonah was selfish in his approach to the delivery of his ministry in Nineveh. He was angry God forgave their sins. What can we learn from this prophet. All your cries for help will not be ignored by God in Jesus mighty name.
2022-06-2132 min
Cinemabunz97: LightyearThis week we’re going to infinity and beyond and breaking down Pixar’s Lightyear! Plus Ezra Miller further destroying his career, Lady Gaga in talks to join Joker sequel, Chris Evans would ‘love’ to return as the Human Torch in the MCU, and more.
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Evans Creek Baptist ChurchThe PlantTEXT -- Jonah 4:1-11
SERIES -- Jonah: The Grace Of God
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2022-03-2745 minEvans Creek Baptist ChurchThe TurnTEXT - Jonah 3:1-10
SERIES - Jonah: The Grace Of God
SPEAKER - Pastor Cory Taylor
2022-03-2044 minEvans Creek Baptist ChurchThe FishTEXT - Jonah 1:17-2:10
SERIES - Jonah: The Grace Of God
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2022-03-1340 minEvans Creek Baptist ChurchThe StormTEXT - Jonah 1:1-16
SERIES - Jonah: The Grace Of God
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2022-03-0640 min
Pat & Jon on Their Best BehaviorEp. 67: Jimmy Eat World's "Clarity" [w/ Jonah Evans]This week, P & J are joined by writer Jonah Evans to discuss Jimmy Eat World's classic 1999 album "Clarity." After Jon recounts a hectic day filled with three-hour classes, a reckless raccoon, and a dysfunctional Burger King, the gang discuss what makes the album stand out in the context of Jimmy Eat World's discography and the emo music scene. Pat also makes a case for the arena/stadium concert-going experience, Jonah and Jon flex about seeing famous musicians in basements and backyards before they got big, and the term "normie" gets thrown around unironically.
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2021-10-211h 11
The Church at Rock CreekI'm Miserable...but God Maybe you're miserable. Maybe you're frustrated, angry, complaining, or depressed. God wants you to know that you're worth it! This week we begin part two of "...but God" with Mark Evans! We'll walk through the second part of the book of Jonah...it's probably the story you've never heard!
2021-09-1928 minThe Church at Rock CreekYou Can Run...but God It's easy to forget that God is active and working around us every day! Enough things around us happen that seem random and without meaning that we tend to forget God can change things or that God is even active. God is working even when we don't see it!Join us with Mark Evans as he kicks off our new series "But God" as we learn that the book of Jonah is a story about a man who ran from God and God who ran after the man!
2021-09-1238 min
Out of The Box Sunday SchoolMay 30, 2021 - Jonah: Do The Right ThingAnd God saw their works, that they turned from their evil way; and God repented of the evil, that he had said that he would do unto them; and he did it not. (Jonah 3:10, KJV)
2021-06-0613 min
Cinemabunz3: I Kill GiantsThis week we cover I Kill Giants plus the heroic story of Bridger Walker and the Avengers that suppot him. We also cover Disney Plus' The Bad Batch, Florence Pugh's and the Black Widow movie, along with the Russo brothers' new movie with Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans and much more.
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