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Everyday FaithThe importance of fellowship (EP 12)In this episode of Everyday Faith, we dive into the importance of surrounding yourself with godly friends who challenge, encourage, and strengthen your walk with Christ. True fellowship goes beyond surface-level connections—it's about accountability, spiritual growth, and walking through life with those who sharpen your faith like iron sharpens iron (Proverbs 27:17). Join me as we explore how intentional relationships with other believers can deepen your relationship with God, help you stay grounded in truth, and push you to become more like Christ.2025-05-0622 min
The Redeeming the Dirt PodcastThe Untapped Potential of Agriculture in Global MissionsSend us a textWhat happens when churches embrace agriculture as ministry? Frank Sindler, Executive Director of Equipping Farmers International, reveals how biblical farming principles are transforming both landscapes and lives across the Global South.The numbers tell a striking story: approximately 70-80% of Christians in developing nations are farmers, yet for decades, mission efforts have overlooked this crucial aspect of discipleship. While churches planted throughout Africa, Asia, and Latin America continue growing rapidly, many struggle with chronic food insecurity and dependence on Western funding. This disconnect between faith and farming has limited the church's...2025-05-0155 min
Everyday FaithEven in the silence, He’s still working (Ep 11)In this episode of Everyday Faith, we dive into the silence of Saturday—the day between the cross and the resurrection.It’s the day where everything seemed lost, where prayers felt unanswered, and hope felt distant.But just because God was silent didn’t mean He wasn’t working.Maybe you’re in a Silent Saturday season right now—where you can’t hear God, can’t feel Him, and wonder if He’s even there.This episode is a reminder that even in the silence, God is moving. His delays are not His...2025-04-2320 min
Everyday FaithNot peace, but a sword! (EP 10)In this episode, we take a deep look at one of Jesus’ most misunderstood statements: “I did not come to bring peace, but a sword.” (Matthew 10:34–39). What does it mean when the Prince of Peace says He brings division? We’ll unpack how following Christ may cost us relationships, comfort, and even our own desires—but it leads to true life. This is a call to radical devotion, where loving Jesus means putting Him above everything and everyone else. Tune in as we explore the cost of discipleship and the reward of surrender.2025-04-0823 min
The Fake Stuff Podcast ChannelCam Ward + Shedeur Sanders + Jaxson Dart + Rookie QB BreakdownSend us a textIn this episode, Matt Hamm and The Craft Man take a deep dive into the rookie quarterback class, analyzing the strengths, weaknesses, and potential of top prospects like Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders, and Jaxson Dart. Who has the tools to succeed at the next level? Which QB is flying under the radar? And who could surprise everyone on draft day? Tune in for expert breakdowns, bold predictions, and everything you need to know about the future of the league’s next signal-callers!Episode Breakdown:(0:00) Intro/QB class(9:00) Cam Ward(15:20) Shedeur Sa...2025-04-0450 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastMultiplying Discipleship through Land Stewardship with Curtis SergeantSend us a textStep into the rich soil of discipleship as we explore the profound connections between farming and the Great Commission with Curtis Sergeant, a discipleship multiplication expert whose methods have catalyzed movements resulting in millions of believers and churches worldwide.Curtis shares his remarkable journey from an unreached island in China to establishing a training center that has equipped disciple-makers in 174 countries. The key? A simple, reproducible approach that mirrors agricultural principles—where multiplication is the natural outcome of healthy growth.For those called to agriculture, this conversation reveals that yo...2025-04-011h 02
Everyday FaithLukewarm Christianity (EP 9)In this episode of Everyday Faith, we’re tackling the danger of being a lukewarm Christian—trying to keep one foot in the world while claiming to follow Jesus. Scripture makes it clear that God desires our whole heart, not a halfhearted commitment (Revelation 3:15-16). We’ll discuss what it means to be truly all-in for Christ, the consequences of spiritual complacency, and how to surrender fully to Him. It’s time to stop straddling the fence and live boldly for Jesus!Tune in, be challenged, and take the next step in your faith journey.2025-03-2728 min
Everyday FaithNew identity in Christ (EP 8)In this episode of Everyday Faith, we dive into the parable of the wineskins from Matthew 9 and what it teaches us about stepping into our new identity in Christ. Just as new wine requires fresh wineskins, we too must embrace transformation, letting go of old habits, mindsets, and past struggles.God’s Word reminds us in 2 Corinthians 5:17, “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.” When we surrender to Christ, we are no longer defined by our past—we are made new. But walking in that...2025-03-2040 min
Everyday FaithThe grace of God (EP 7)In this episode of Everyday Faith, we dive into the powerful message of Matthew 18, where Jesus teaches about the importance of not only receiving God's grace but also extending it to others. Too often, we accept His forgiveness and love but struggle to show the same mercy to those around us.Join me as we explore what it truly means to be a vessel of grace—learning to forgive, serve, and love others just as Christ has done for us. How can we let go of resentment? How do we reflect God’s grace in our daily live...2025-03-1225 min
Everyday FaithWorry is a sickness (EP 6)Worry and anxiety are more than just struggles—they can become a spiritual sickness that keeps us from fully trusting in the Lord. In this episode of Everyday Faith, we’ll dive into what the Bible says about fear, doubt, and the danger of relying on our own understanding instead of God’s promises.Anxiety isn’t just a feeling; it’s a symptom of misplaced trust. When we let worry consume us, we act as if God isn’t in control. But scripture reminds us: “Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplicati...2025-03-0515 min
Everyday FaithRelationship with Christ (EP 5)In this episode of Everyday Faith, we dive into what it truly means to have a personal and intimate relationship with Jesus Christ. Faith is more than just belief—it’s about daily communion, trust, and experiencing His presence in our lives. We’ll explore practical ways to deepen your walk with Him, from prayer and worship to surrender and obedience. Whether you’re seeking to grow closer to God or just beginning your faith journey, this episode will encourage and equip you to cultivate a deeper, more meaningful connection with Christ.2025-02-2710 minThe Redeeming the Dirt Podcast"Can You Really Garden Without Tilling?" with guest Johann van der HamSend us a textEmbrace a radical shift in your gardening approach as we dive deep into the concept of no-till gardening! This episode illuminates how you can cultivate a flourishing garden without the use of a tiller. Listeners will meet Johann, a seasoned farmer with extensive experience from Malawi, who shares invaluable insights on the significance of soil life and encouraging sustainable practices that honor God's creation.Explore the challenges and rewards of preparing your garden plot with minimal disturbance to the earth. We discuss the importance of understanding the delicate ecosystems beneath our...2025-02-261h 11
Everyday FaithRelationship With Christ (EP 5) In this enlightening episode, we explore the profound significance of having a personal relationship with Jesus. What does it truly mean to walk with Christ in our daily lives? Join us as we delve into the qualities that define this divine connection—faith, trust, love, and communication. Whether you’re new to your faith or looking to deepen your walk with God, this episode is designed to inspire and encourage you to embrace a more intimate relationship with Jesus. 2025-02-2617 min
Everyday FaithDo you fear God? (EP 4)In this podcast, we explore the question: Do you fear God? Is it a fear of His power and judgment, or a deep reverence and awe for His presence?2025-02-0729 min
Everyday FaithStrength in Surrender (EP 3)Strength in surrendering to God comes from recognizing that true power lies not in our own efforts but in trusting His wisdom, will, and love. Surrendering does not mean weakness; rather, it is an act of faith that allows God to work through us, providing strength, peace, and guidance beyond our own capabilities. Surrendering to God is an ongoing journey of faith, but in doing so, we experience His strength lifting us beyond what we could achieve alone.2025-02-0419 min
Everyday FaithBoldness in Christ (EP 2)Boldness and confidence are essential for living out our faith in a world that often challenges it. In this episode of Everyday Faith, we dive into what it means to step out in faith with courage, overcome fear, and stand firm in the promises of God. Discover practical ways to cultivate confidence rooted in Christ and how boldness can impact not only your own walk with God but also the lives of those around you. Tune in and be inspired to live boldly for His glory!2025-01-2617 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastDeveloping a Christian Worldview for Agriculture with Micah HumphreysSend us a textIn this episode of the Redeeming the Dirt Podcast, we explore the important connection between agriculture and a Christian worldview, discussing how biblical principles can inform and transform farming practices. You will hear insights from Micah Humphreys, a professor at the College of the Ozarks, emphasizing stewardship and the role of faith in nurturing God's creation while encouraging listeners to engage in agriculture with hearts of humility and obedience to God.In our conversation we cover topics like:• Understanding the necessity of a Christian worldview in agriculture • The role...2025-01-211h 35
Everyday FaithMy Testimony of Faith (EP1)In this episode I share my journey through past struggles with anxiety and depression and how God worked a miraculous transformation in my life. From moments of despair to finding unshakable hope, I dive into the challenges I faced and the incredible way God's grace brought healing and freedom. This is a story of redemption, faith, and the life-changing power of God's love. I pray it inspires and encourages you to trust in His plan, no matter where you are in your journey.2025-01-2118 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastMissional Stewardship: Radical Discipleship through Redemption of the OrdinarySend us a textWhat if faith in Jesus could transform your everyday routines and responsibilities? This episode of the Redeeming the Dirt podcast challenges you to rethink how your Christian beliefs can permeate all aspects of life, especially in agriculture. Join me, Noah Sanders, as we unpack the concept of missional stewardship—where faith meets practical living. Discover how the biblical call to stewardship and discipleship can not only redeem our relationship with Creation but also reflect a life of surrender and purpose that glorifies God.Explore how living as a missional steward isn't ju...2024-11-2333 min
iNNOVATION Insights PodcastInnovation in Hospitality Technology with Dr. A.J. Aluri, Maggie McCarthy, Noah Stalnaker, and NAO, Ep. 15In this episode of Innovation Insights, host Dr. Eulanda Sanders welcomes Dr. AJ Aluri, a pioneer in hospitality innovation and technology, along with student ambassadors Maggie McCarthy and Noah Stalnaker. The conversation delves into Dr. Aluri's journey from computer science to becoming a leader in hospitality, the establishment of the Nemacolin Hospitality Innovation and Technology Lab, and the lab's groundbreaking projects involving AI, augmented reality, and virtual reality. The guests discuss the importance of integrating cutting-edge technologies to elevate guest experiences, operational efficiencies, and sustainability in the hospitality industry. Tune in to learn how these innovations are shaping the...2024-10-3055 min
Homeschool Insights - Biblical Home Education Inspiration in Under 10 Minutes!Homesteading is an Opportunity to Serve God, our Families, and Others - Noah SandersThis is an excerpt from Noah Sanders' "Faith and Farming: Reflections on Homesteading" interview on the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast. Watch or listen to the full conversation here.
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Discover the fascinating world of homesteading with Noah Sanders in this inspiring conversation from the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast. Join host Yvette Hampton as she delves into Noah's passion for agriculture, his focus on discipleship, and how he integrates his faith into his farming practices. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation that sheds light on the importance of responsible land stewardship and the pursuit of God's design in...2024-06-1904 min
Mere ChristiansNoah Sanders (Farmer)Why faithfulness requires focus and killing things that are working, how dreaming about work on the New Earth makes it easier to focus today, and why you should stop asking, “What can I learn from this person?” and start asking, “What is God teaching me through this person?”Links Mentioned:Noah Sanders on LinkedInNoah Sanders on InstagramRedeeming the DirtRedeeming the Dirt AcademyRedeeming the Dirt on YouTubeBorn-Again DirtMatthew 71 Corinthians 10:31Genesis 2:15Isaiah 28Romans 1Genesis 3The Marvelous Pigness of PigsMaster of OneIsaiah 65Proverbs 3:5-6The Only OneBeautiful OutlawHenry and the Great SocietyThe Lunatic Farmer (Joel Salatin)The Sacredness of Secular...2024-04-1750 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastThe Battle to Control Food and Farming with Curtis BowersSend us a textFood and farming matters to God because they are part of his design and creation and impact the life and health of every person on earth. But Satan also cares, because the control of food and farming brings opportunities and power for his agenda of death, theft, and slavery. As we seek to be faithful to steward the land and serve others, it is important that we understand the battle we live in so we can accurately walk in truth and live effective lives. In this episode I talk with filmmaker and speaker...2024-01-161h 09The Redeeming the Dirt PodcastBuild the ArkSend us a textAs we seek to follow God, even in stewarding the land, we must be motivated by faith in his wisdom and guidance. Many people are feeling called to build 'ark' homesteads as a protection against times of judgement and difficulty. Sometimes it can be discouraging and be easy to second guess what we are doing, but we must always return to acting in faith, even when it seems foolish. The roles people are called to may be different, and not everyone is called to 'build an ark', but we must persevere in faith...2023-09-2626 min
Ark MediaCollege Football Week 1 Recap and Storylines; Hit the Brakes On the Deion Sanders Love Affair; Ark CFB Top 10; Week 1 Heisman BallotRecapping Week 1 of the college football season, and breaking down all the storylines to emerge from this weekend; The Deion Sanders love affair continues, but his postgame comments were dumb, and it’s time to hit the brakes on Colorado; Giving out the Ark Media College Football Top 10, and Heisman ballot following Week 1 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit arkmedia.substack.com2023-09-051h 19The Redeeming the Dirt PodcastRealistic Off-Grid Solutions for Families and Communities with Kemble Hildreth of Acorn Land LabsSend us a textIn the United States most of us receive our daily necessities of food, water, energy, shelter and sanitation from the 'grid', a complex system of production and distribution. This grid is a historically unprecedented economic system that is characterized by specialization, centralization, complication, and communication. It is incredible in its ability to create and supply a wide range of services and products. However, it also creates a society of consumers who don't need many practical skills or relationships with local people. Many of us would likely die if the fragility of the 'grid...2023-08-081h 24The Redeeming the Dirt PodcastFamily Economics on the Farm and HomesteadSend us a textWe live in an age where the family is viewed primarily as a unit of consumption. Families consume entertainment together, take vacations together, eat out together, and buy gifts for each other on birthdays and holidays. And these are great things to do together. But historically and biblically families were also productive and worked together to create valuable products and services through family households, homesteads, businesses and farms. Families that worked together with a common desire to serve others had unity and were at the foundation of healthy economies. For many o...2023-06-121h 08
The Redeeming the Dirt PodcastArtificial Intelligence: Friend or Foe?Send us a textThe new opportunities and potential of artificial intelligence are making waves in the digital world even as many of us are busy working in our gardens in the world of nature. We can ignore AI tools like ChatGPT, but they will impact our families and farms directly or indirectly whether we like it or not, the same way the internet and cell phones have. It is important that we understand the technology, it's ramifications, and intentionally engage or disengage from it so that we avoid negative consequences and view it as the powerful t...2023-05-2251 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastBuilding a Gardening Team Helps Foster Community and Create More GardensSend us a textIt can be exciting to think about using gardens to serve and teach people in our community. But it can also be daunting. The good news is that we aren't designed to do it alone! In this episode I do a panel interview with members of the leadership team of the Well-Watered Gardens of Johnson County . They have created a wonderful model of collaborating with local organizations, volunteers, and churches to impact their community through a half dozen Well-Watered Gardens. I hope that their story will inspire you to gather your own team! 2023-04-191h 14
The Redeeming the Dirt PodcastGarden Helps Church Grow, Serve, and Introduce People to JesusSend us a textIn 2021 Scott and Beth Sherman were sent by their pastor to a Foundations for Farming training where they learned about the Well-Watered Garden Project. After returning to their church in Naples, Florida they started a church community garden where they have trained over 200 people to 'Garden God's Way'. As a result they have created a vibrant community, grown the church, and introduced people to Jesus for the first time. Imagine what it would be like if churches all over the country were able to start similar projects? To learn more about t...2023-01-2849 min
The Chase Brewster ShowThe Chase Brewster Show (Ep. 3) Noah Sanders of UALR BaseballHost Chase Brewster and guest Noah Sanders of UALR Baseball talk about him getting to learn from some of the best coaches in the state, what he is looking for in a recruit, and how things are improving every day in the UALR baseball program on Episode 3 of The Chase Brewster Show
#ChangeInspireMotivate2023-01-1748 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastAgricultural Ministry in Developed CountriesSend us a textDoes agriculture have a place in ministering to and helping the poor and marginalized in developed nations? In this interview I speak with Nick and Anna Heasman, whose family has been using gardening to work with long-term unemployed people. They have a vision and calling to implement the principles of Foundations for Farming in the UK and we get to hear some of the amazing journey God has them on. Support the show at www.redeemingthedirt.com/supportSupport the show2023-01-0951 min
The Scholar Athlete PodcastNFL Week 16, Is Deion Sanders a sellout? Our Top 5 Christmas MoviesHappy Holidays everyone!! In this week's episode, Khalil and I talk about the upcoming week of NFL games and different playoff scenarios. We got into the Deion Sanders controversy of him leaving an HBCU for a Power 5 school, then we wrapped it up with our Top 5 Christmas movies.2022-12-2249 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastThe Call to Sustainable Living with Sarah and Nelson PheroSend us a textDoes the lifestyle that we lead really matter as a Christian? How can we be good stewards not only in agriculture, but in the choices we make as consumers? In this episode I talk with Sarah and Nelson Phero about their journey in starting Hospitality Spring Farm and how their lifestyle has enabled them to share Christ with their community and people from abroad. You can purchase Sarah's book, Stewards of the Earth: A Call to More Sustainable Living at the following link. https://www.hospitalityspringfarm.com/hospitality-spring-publications/Y...2022-12-0636 min
The Profitable WriterSenior Editor Noah Schwartzberg on Working with a Traditional PublisherHave you ever dreamed of sitting down with an editor at one of the big New York publishing houses and asking them all your questions about the publishing process? If so, you’re in luck, because that’s exactly what I did on today’s episode. I’m excited to bring you this conversation with Noah Schwartzberg, Senior Editor at Portfolio, which is an imprint of Penguin Random House, the biggest publisher in the United States. Before joining the Portfolio team in 2019, Noah brought over a decade of experience as an acquisitions editor for McGraw-Hill, Cambridg...2022-11-2341 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastOff-Grid Living and Christian Community with Jack Dody of AbundacultureSend us a textAs many of us look to grow some of our own food in these times of threatening food shortages, energy often comes up on our radar as something else we depend on. In this episode of the Redeeming the Dirt Podcast Noah speaks with Jack Dody who has been living off-grid and helping others design off-grid systems around the world for decades. Jack shares practical advice and tips on real world systems and helps us recognize the importance of Christian community for true resilience. Check out Jack Dody's website at: http://w...2022-10-101h 23The Redeeming the Dirt PodcastThe Christian Homesteading Movement with Josh ThomasSend us a textToday there is a movement of Christians being called back to the land who are starting homesteads, but with a desire to shine for Jesus. In this episode I am joined by Josh Thomas from The Homestead Family to talk about homesteading, why God cares about it, the modern Christian homesteading movement, and tips for people getting started. Josh and his family homestead in Idaho and serve countless people with their super helpful educational resources. He attended the 2018 Redeeming the Dirt Conference and we have been friends since then. You will find links...2022-09-0258 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastProperty Rights, Farming, and Standing for Truth with Ben FreethSend us a textIn a time when socialism is gaining more support the idea of private property, even in the church, can tend to be viewed as selfish and unnecessary. Does God care about private property? As Christian farmers how should we view ownership of the land? Shouldn't we just have everything in common? In this important episode Noah Sanders interviews Ben Freeth about his experience standing up for property rights in a country where they were violently stripped away. They discuss the bibical basis for private property and share practical application tips for homesteaders and f...2022-08-3059 min
OutLookingIn PodcastPOLE POSITION AS A ROOKIE (feat. Gavin Sanders) - OutLookingIn #19On episode 19 of OutLookingIn I talk with young Canadian racing driver Gavin Sanders who has been tearing it up on the track and making a name for himself and the racing industry. Gavin's Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/gavinsandersmotorsport/?hl=en Find more about Gavin - http://gavinsandersmotorsport.com make sure to hit the download button if you enjoy :)2022-08-0435 min
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American Political ParadiseSenator Bernie Sanders is not letting go of speculation he might run for President in 2024'Senator Bernie Sanders who represents Vermont in the United States Senate, has not told the public media or Americans he isn't running for President in '2024. However in 2020 when Bernie suspended his campaign for the 2020 Democratic Presidential Nomination Sanders said he would not be running for President again. But circumstances in politics change for the best or worst. His closest advisor Faiz Shakir according to CNN Politics wrote a memo detailing polls showing how Bernie is still rising in popularity and name recognition especially in special election decider states. There's also the possibility Senator Bernie Sanders could ultimately challenge...2022-04-2547 min
Roughing The BasketStephen Curry Most Made Threes Of All Time Reaction + Damian Lillard Drama + Urban Meyer FIRED + Deion Sanders And Jackson State Shock The World + MORE W/ Jason Pombo And Dylan SaraivaIn this episode, Carr is joined by the founder of The Daily Goat and co-host of Pombo & Peter's Picks, Jason Pombo and co-host of Cheap Talk Wrestling, Dylan Saraiva. The guys break down the history that Stephen Curry made, the drama between Damian Lillard and the Portland Trailblazers, the firing of Urban Meyer, the dominance of Micah Parsons, the MVP race between Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers, and the shocker that Deion Sanders and Jackson State pulled off on national early signing day.
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...2021-12-2157 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastStanding Firm In the BattleSend us a textAs we look around and see the unprecedented times we live in what should be our response as Christians? In this episode of the Redeeming the Dirt Podcast we take a look at the reality of the battles we face today both generally and in agriculture. We also wrestle with our responsibility as Christians to stand firm in these changing times as we seek to be prepared for the return of Jesus. To view the text of the "Stand Firm" poem I shared at the end you can click here. 2021-12-1547 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastUsing No-Till to Maximize Your Production!Send us a textPlowing and tilling has become such a part of farming and gardening that many of us can't imagine how you would prepare a garden or grow crops any other way. But in this episode I share how caring for the soil God's way and mimicing his models in creation can have great benefit and result in greater profit. I want to thank the Mid-Ohio Growers Conference who invited me to give this workshop and who generously gave me permission to share it with you! I highly recommend their annual conference and...2021-06-1858 min
Well, Don't Do ThatWorkplace Relationships Pt. 1: The Office, But Make it Funny Past the Fourth SeasonIt's finally time to discuss the place that makes Sundays a bittersweet experience: the workplace.Join Parker and Angel as they delve into workplace relationships. Whether it's the toxic narcissist who never checks his emails or the titillating flirtationship with the new intern: this episode has everything.Special thanks to Noah Sanders for the music, the editing, and my newfound awareness of my extraneous mouth noises.Episode art by Angel Venice IwanowskiMusic & Editing by Noah SandersInstagram: @welldontdothat.podPatreon: www.patreon.com/welldontdothatF...2021-03-2349 min
Well, Don't Do ThatVibe Check: How to Conduct a Self-AssessmentTune in this week for our nationwide vibe check.Parker and Angel detail how to conduct a mental and physical self assessment; maybe you're convinced you deserve that twice weekly panic attack or that unexplainable back pain, honey, you don't. Assessment website:https://screening.mhanational.org/screening-tools/Online communities resource:Https://www.mentalhelp.bet/online-communities/Episode art by Angel Venice IwanowskiMusic & Editing by Noah SandersInstagram: @welldontdothat.podPatreon: www.patreon.com/welldontdothatFacebook: Well Don't Do That...2021-03-0945 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastSustainable on 1/4 Acre?Send us a textHow much land do you need to have a profitable farm operation? On this podcast episode I share some lessons we have learned that enabled our 1/4 acre market garden to be more profitable than when we cultivated more land. Whether you have access to a lot of land or just a little, I hope you will learn something from this session that will help you more fully utilize what you have, be more profitable, and have greater JOY!I want to thank the Mid-Ohio Growers Conference who invited me to give...2021-02-2354 min
Well, Don't Do ThatForgiving Yourself and Others: Petty is as Petty DoesJoin Parker and Angel this week as they go head to head on the topic of forgiveness.In one corner, coming in at 100% petty is Parker Sanders: Grudge Holding Extraordinaire.And in the other corner, at a whopping 120% soft underbelly is Angel Iwanowski: the People Pleaser Forgiver.Whether you're hung up on some old beef or cringe at past mistakes, tune in for some heavyweight tips on moving on.Episode art by Angel Venice IwanowskiMusic & Editing by Noah SandersInstagram: @welldontdothat.podPatreon: www.p...2021-02-2355 min
Well, Don't Do ThatMental Illness Innit (Re-release)In celebration of Valentine's Day we have taken this week off. Please enjoy this re-release to hold you over until next week. Parker and Angel dive into the lukewarm pool of their shared mental health journeys. We are all unreliable narrators of our own lives and anyone can benefit from an unbiased person setting their truth straight. Discussing the hot water of trauma therapy and the chilled experience of goal oriented therapy, these counseling veterans dispense techniques for finding your perfect shrink.Episode art by Angel Venice IwanowskiMusic & Editing by Noah Sanders2021-02-1650 min
Well, Don't Do ThatMental Health & Social Media: Block That Toxic PersonThis week Angel and Parker discuss how social media affects mental health; the good, the bad and the ugly. If you ever needed permission to block someone on social, friends and family included, this is it. We go into how to make social media work for you and your mental health, recommend some dope accounts you can follow, and break down our trauma from the Myspace Top 8. Special thanks to Noah Sanders for his editing and musical contribution.Episode art by Angel Venice IwanowskiInstagram: @welldontdothat.podEmail: welldontdothat.pod...2021-02-0959 min
Well, Don't Do That28 Year Old Snake Oil: Love LanguagesWe are talking about love languages, one of our favorite pseudoscience fad since they used leeches to treat bleeding and fingering to treat hysteria. Join Parker and Angel this week as they discuss the good, the bad and the ugly about love languages. From their creative origins to their practical uses, love languages are discussed in an honest way. You won't want to miss this exquisitely chaotic episode.Special thanks to Noah Sanders for his editing and musical contribution.Instagram: @welldontdothat.podEmail: welldontdothat.pod@gmail.comTwitter: welldontdothat.po...2021-02-0348 min
Well, Don't Do ThatMy Eyes Are Green, I Eat a Lotta VegetablesGreen eyes, money, chores, lies, and the two of us just trying to get by. This week, Parker and Angel are talking about partner arguments. Maybe you've just moved in with someone, had your first argument, or just want to improve communication. Join the discussion about the top most common fire starters and methods to extinguish those flames. Special thanks to Noah Sanders for his musical and editing contributions.Instagram: @welldontdothat.podEmail: welldontdothat.pod@gmail.comNational Domestic Violence Hotline: 1 800.799.SAFE (7233)National Suicide Prevention Lif...2021-01-261h 08
Well, Don't Do ThatCome Cry With Me, We'll Cry, We'll Cry AwayGather near the emotionally unavailable and ye who only cry in the shower and car; we are talking about emotional intimacy.This week, Parker and Angel get into the nitty gritty details of emotional intimacy: the fear, the science and the resolution. These ladies disclose their experiences with emotional intimacy, share some steps to achieving it and yes- there are some tears. Thank you to Noah Sanders for his editing and music contributions! Special thanks to the people along the way that taught us to love and to our amazing listeners, who share the...2021-01-191h 00
Well, Don't Do ThatFreak Like MeWe're talking about S.E.X., people!Were you traumatized by pictures of venereal diseases in your high school health class? So were we. This week Parker and Angel talk about the lack of sex education in America, sex's portrayal in media, and personal sexual experiences. It's basically the sex talk we all deserve. Instagram: @welldontdothat.podFacebook: Well Don't Do ThatEmail us at: welldontdothat.pod@gmail.comMusic & Editing by Noah Sanders
2021-01-121h 03The Redeeming the Dirt PodcastGaining Joy Through Focus, The Faithfully Focused Farmer (Part 3)Send us a textOften our biggest struggle as we seek to excel in agriculture isn't our lack of practical knowledge or skill, but finding the time to apply what we know. Juggling everything that needs to be done on the farm can be overwhelming and rob us of the joy we desire to experience. So how do we steward the time God has given us? Do we really have enough time for everything he has given us to do? In this audio excerpt from the Faithfully Focused Farmer Masterclass I am going to...2020-12-2947 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastBringing Order to the Chaos, The Faithfully Focused Farmer (Part 2)Send us a textOften our biggest struggle as we seek to excel in agriculture isn't our lack of practical knowledge or skill, but finding the time to apply what we know. Juggling everything that needs to be done on the farm can be overwhelming and rob us of the joy we desire to experience. So how do we steward the time God has given us? Do we really have enough time for everything he has given us to do? In this audio excerpt from the Faithfully Focused Farmer Masterclass I am going to...2020-12-2133 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastOvercoming the Overwhelm, The Faithfully Focused Farmer (Part 1)Send us a textOften our biggest struggle as we seek to excel in agriculture isn't our lack of practical knowledge or skill, but finding the time to apply what we know. Juggling everything that needs to be done on the farm can be overwhelming and rob us of the joy we desire to experience. So how do we steward the time God has given us? Do we really have enough time for everything he has given us to do? In this audio excerpt from the Faithfully Focused Farmer Masterclass I am going to...2020-12-1437 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastHam Radio, Resilient Community CommunicationSend us a textWe live in an era of communication unprecedented in recent history. Through our phones we can literally talk to people around the globe anytime we want for practically free! But as we wrap up our series on preparing for times of crisis, I want to share briefly about developing an alternative communication option that we can use for our families and communities. In this episode I give some personal updates before describing a little about Ham (or Amateur) Radio and why my wife and I recently got our licenses and several radios in...2020-12-0327 min
Well, Don't Do ThatYou're Single NowJoin Parker and Angel this week discussing post breakup protocol. You're single, now what?Instagram: @welldontdothat.podFacebook: Well Don't Do ThatEmail us at: welldontdothat.pod@gmail.comMusic by: Noah SandersSafety Resources:National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1 800.799.SAFE (7233)National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1 800.273.TALK (8255)National Resource Center on Domestic Violence: 1 800.537.2238 Special thanks to Noah Sanders and all the people we've dated, thereby making this episode possible.
2020-11-291h 11The Redeeming the Dirt PodcastGrid Electricity - Appreciating it, but Deceasing our DependencySend us a textIn the US and other developed countries it is very easy to assume access to grid electricity on our farms and homestead. But are we able to continue operating when it’s not available for short or long periods of time? Should we set up an off grid System to produce our own electricity? Or should we use electricity at all? My wife Dorothy and I discuss our low grid approach for appreciating but not depending on electricity in order to be in a better position to help others in times of crisis.2020-11-2736 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastCould Famine be Coming?Send us a text2020 has seen a global plague and increased violence. Is famine also on the horizon? Today I share a few thoughts and scriptures related to famine and our response as Christian food producers. https://www.redeemingthedirtacademy.com/http://www.wellwateredgardenproject.org/Support the show2020-11-1628 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastElection Encouragements and UpdatesSend us a textIn this episode I share some updates from my farm and some encouragements and thoughts related to the US elections happening tomorrow. Support the show2020-11-0234 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastWater, Easy to Take for Granted, Impossible to Live WithoutSend us a textWater may seem like a boring podcast topic. But water is essential to life, and our farms cannot function without it. How resilient is our source of water? Do we have more than one source of water? How can we be a better steward of the water on our farms? As Christians we should be motivated by gratitude to utilize every possible drop of water on our farms. Life depends on it. Support the show2020-10-141h 04The Redeeming the Dirt PodcastHow Can you Impact your Community as a Farmer? The Story of the 'Well-Watered Garden'Send us a textAs followers of Jesus who are called to steward the land, how can we practically make disciples in our own community? We are often busy and don't know where to start. But in this episode I share about a simple resource called a 'Well-watered Garden' and how it can be a powerful modelling and teaching tool for everyday farmers and gardeners. In this episode I am honored to interview the man who originally developed the idea of the Well-Watered Garden, Brian Oldreive. Brian is the founder of Farming God's Way and Foundations for...2020-10-051h 20The Redeeming the Dirt PodcastThe Art of Seed Saving, A Critical Foundation of Local FreedomSend us a textOne of the most fundamental skills needed to be truly sustainable and resilient during tough times on our homesteads and farms is the ability to save seeds. Whoever controls the food controls the people, and whoever controls the seed supply controls the food supply. So our freedom is very closely tied to our ability to produce and save seeds within our own community. Today I am excited to share with you an incredible interview with experienced seed saver, Craig Schaaf, who is a homesteader and market gardener that lives totally off-grid with his...2020-09-2147 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastThe Secret to Surviving Times of TroubleSend us a textMany people believe that food supplies, a good homestead, health, skills, or weapons are the key to surviving in times of trouble. But although these things can be useful and wise to obtain depending on your circumstances, they are a poor thing to trust in if you are motivated by fear or self-preservation. In this podcast I share about the key that God promises will result in Him protecting us in times of trouble, violence, and sickness. Support the show2020-09-0724 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastThe Local Food System and Coronavirus, Interview with Joel SalatinSend us a textIn the space of a few short months the lock downs and food supply disruptions due to Covid-19 have made a huge impact on the demand for locally produced food. It has also shown the fragility of our efficient, but un-resilient, industrial food supply. In this interview with Joel Salatin we talk about how the last few months have changed the local food system, the important role Christian food producers have in this time, and practical things we can be doing to weather hard times ahead. Support the show2020-09-0242 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastA Time of Dangerous OpportunitySend us a textCovid-19, civil unrest, political chaos . . . we definitely live in a time of crisis. But God is not surprised by any of this and we have an opportunity to join Jesus in his adventure of bringing hope and healing to the hurting. As Christian farmers and gardeners we have an important and urgent role to share the love of Jesus by serving and equipping our communities to be more resilient in times of disruption. This episode is an introduction to a series of podcasts I hope to create that will share ways we can...2020-08-2518 minThe Redeeming the Dirt PodcastJoel Salatin and Jesus, the Christian Testimony of the Lunatic FarmerSend us a textSome have called him the most famous and influential farmer of our day. Renowned worldwide for his innovation in regenerative land stewardship and animal husbandry, Joel Salatin is a household name among small farmers, foodies, and health conscious families. Many of us who are now tending the land owe our inspiration to the writing and speaking of this faithful farmer. A self described 'Christian libertarian environmentalist capitalist lunatic farmer', Mr. Salatin speaks most often to environmentally conscious crowds who would in no way describe themselves as Christians. But his genuine and down to...2020-04-151h 13