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Recipe of the Day - Cure Your Dinner IndecisionA Perfect Bone-in RibeyeThis easy two-step cooking process gets you a perfectly seasoned ribeye that’s tender and juicy inside, with a dark crust on the outside. Recipe: A Perfect Bone-in Ribeye from COOKtheSTORY.Here are the links to some of the items I talked about in this episode: #adCast Iron SkilletWire Rack And PanProbe ThermometerCutting BoardPrime Rib Roast RecipeFilet Mignon RecipeCompound Butter For SteakBeef Recipes IndexThe All New Chicken CookbookHere's the Recipe Of The Day page with all of...2025-06-2009 min
WingDing MEDIA™ SUPREME Audio PodcastsSizzlin Scottie - Beer Grilled Ribeye Steaks - 06-05-25Sizzlin Scottie’s Beer Grilled Ribeye Steaks are bold, juicy, and packed with flavor. Marinated in a rich blend of spices and your favorite brew, each ribeye is grilled to perfection with a smoky char and tender bite. This is the ultimate steak for backyard cookouts or any time you’re craving something hearty and unforgettable.2025-06-0902 min
Grilling To Get Away#130 - Mastering Northern Pike and Ribeye Steaks: Tips and Tricks for Perfect GrillingSend Us Your Grilling QuestionsWelcome back to Grilling to Get Away! In this episode, hosts Ben and Greg dive into the art of grilling two fan-favorite dishes: Northern Pike and Ribeye Steaks. Whether you're a seasoned grill master or just getting started, this episode is packed with expert tips, step-by-step techniques, and secret hacks to elevate your grilling game.Join us as we explore:The best ways to prep and marinate Northern Pike for a flavorful, tender result.Essential tips for grilling ribeye steaks to achieve that perfect sear and juicy...2024-06-1243 min
Everyday Beans Podcast - Mostly About Coffee and Other StuffRibeye, Brazilian Coffee, Coffee MeasurementsSend us a textIn this candid and wide-ranging episode, I take listeners behind the scenes of my journey into video/audio content creation. I share insights about finding my creative voice, learning the technical aspects like audio/video editing and thumbnails, and even philosophical thoughts on networking and career development.I draw an insightful parallel between my newfound appreciation for the versatility of ribeye steak and Brazilian coffee beans. Just as ribeye can work across different dishes from sandwiches to rice bowls, Brazilian coffee is an extremely versatile bean that shines across brewing methods like pour over...2024-04-2150 min
Simple Recipe BoxUnveiling the Houston Hawaiian Ribeye: Tropical Flavors Meet Savory Steak!Welcome to the latest episode of Simple Recipe Box, where each week we transform your kitchen into a culinary paradise. In this episode, host Ben Harper whisks us away to the tropical shores with a mouth-watering dish—the Houston Hawaiian Ribeye. Prepare to imbibe the juicy, tender flavors of ribeye steak married with the sweet and tangy notes of pineapple and soy. From discussing the perfect cut of meat to walking us through a step-by-step marinade preparation that sings of the islands, Ben ensures you're equipped to bring this delectable dish to life. Perfect for a summer barbecue or a...2024-04-1903 min
Days In The Wild - Big game Hunting podcastThe ribeye in the sky John OdellHunting the Ribeye in the Sky with John Odell
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John Odell joins me to chat about hunting the ribeye in the sky, also known as the sandhill crane. I drew a tag for the first time this year, so selfishly, I want to find out all about it. John was a wildlife biologist for Arizona Game and Fish for 17 years. He worked in the small game program, and last year, he felt a calling to leave the department to move to Buenos Aires, Argentina, for about eight months. There, h...2023-11-221h 02
ESPN College FootballCollege GameDay Podcast: Week 0 Picks; Stanford Steve Joins the Race For The Ribeye; Jim Harbaugh vs. EverybodyRece Davis and Pete Thamel are joined by Stanford Steve for the 2023 Race For The Ribeye. Steve will be on the show every Friday to pick the weekend’s games against the spread. Losers of this season-long contest buy the winner a steak dinner. They start by discussing Jim Harbaugh’s three game self-suspension and Washington losing running back Cam Davis to injury. Then, the guys pick the entire Week 0 slate.0:00 - Jim Harbaugh self-suspended three games7:00 - Washington loses RB Cam Davis13:48 - Race For The Ribeye returns!15:02 - Navy vs...2023-08-2550 min
ESPN College GameDayWeek 0 Picks; Stanford Steve Joins the Race For The Ribeye; Jim Harbaugh vs. EverybodyRece Davis and Pete Thamel are joined by Stanford Steve for the 2023 Race For The Ribeye. Steve will be on the show every Friday to pick the weekend’s games against the spread. Losers of this season-long contest buy the winner a steak dinner. They start by discussing Jim Harbaugh’s three game self-suspension and Washington losing running back Cam Davis to injury. Then, the guys pick the entire Week 0 slate.0:00 - Jim Harbaugh self-suspended three games7:00 - Washington loses RB Cam Davis13:48 - Race For The Ribeye returns!15:02 - Navy vs...2023-08-2550 min
The Evolving Wellness Podcast with Sarah Kleiner WellnessHealing Chronic Illness with Nervous System Retraining & Carnivore | Ribeye RachIn this episode of the Evolving Wellness Podcast, we unravel the inspiring story of Rachel, known as Ribeye Rach on Instagram and YouTube. We will discover how she overcame multiple chronic illnesses when modern medicine, alternative, and naturopathic treatments fell short.
We dive into the transformative power of nutrition and nervous system rewiring and how such an approach can provide hope for those who are suffering or know someone who is.
Ribeye Rach also discusses the significance of releasing limiting beliefs and the impact of the Dynamic Neural Retraining...2023-06-1447 min
Julius' VoorraadkastRibeyeHet zit al een beetje in de naam; de ribeye is het stuk vlees bij de ribben van een rund. Dit gemarmerde stuk vlees is heerlijk op je bord, als je tenminste dol bent op een vetrandje! Sommige koeien hebben nog even geluk, zo mogen de Wagyu-koeien in Japan televisie kijken! Wil je weten waar je het vet van de ribeye nog meer voor kan gebruiken? Luister nu de aflevering over dit smaakvolle stuk vlees.👨🍳 Geheim van de Chef: Rib eye van Slagerij Tol🚴🏼♂️ Bestel hier mijn kookboek Sausbijbel vol lekkere recepten🎧 Geproduceerd door: Tonny Media📧...2023-03-0309 min
Grub BudsGrub Buds #111 - Truman's Thinking Arby's Garlic Ribeye SandwichGrub Buds 111
This week on Grub Buds, Truman, Joe, Vinzent and Owen celebrate Truman's birthday by trying the new Taco Bell Wings and Arby's new Garlic Ribeye Smokehouse Sandwich while discussing weird news topics such as Truman's age, body bag mistakes, JV basketball coaches, kids ordering Grub Hub and the secret to healthy skin.
00:00 - Intro 13:00 - Taco Bell Wings 17:00 - Truman's Birthday Weird News 22:00 - AI Image Weird News 30:00 - Lost In Translation Weird News 38:00 - Ranking Taco Bell Wings 44:00 - Garlic Ribeye Sandwich 53:00 - Price Is Right Weird News 57:00 - Hangman Weird News 1:07:00...2023-02-081h 13
Co-op Community SpotlightRibeye Raffle 2022$500+ worth of prime beef, anyone? Courtney Stone, Public Affairs Specialist, sat down with Mike Hammer to talk about the 2022 Ribeye Raffle. Every year, Flathead Electric buys six stock animals from the 4H/FFA at the fair. Most of the meat goes to the local food banks, but the prime cuts of beef are raffled as a fundraiser. All proceeds benefit the local food banks. $1 per ticket or $5 for 6. Tickets are available for purchase at https://www.flatheadelectric.com/community/ribeye-raffle/.Your Co-op is proud to sponsor the weekly Co-op Community Spotlight, sharing information about this community we all...2022-08-0402 min
Jackson’s FUNtastic Interviews for KidsRibeye & Pipeye The Mighty Superhero and His Baby Sidekick First Interview with JaxRibeye & Pipeye The Mighty Superhero and His Baby Sidekick First Interview with Jax: Ribeye Really Likes Himself and Pipeye Releases Her Hit Song!2021-10-1703 min
HowToBBQRightWhole Smoked Ribeye, Smoked Sticky Buns and BBQ Christmas GiftsThis week on the HowToBBQRight Podcast, we talk about our first office (1:05), the Grand Opening of our new Retail Shop (3:32) and our new Certified Angus Beef sign (4:14). Then Malcom explains why they call it Prime Rib (5:18), why he cut the ribs off his whole ribeye (5:47) and how you can please everyone cooking a whole ribeye (9:43). Then we talk about Malcom’s Smoked, Tangy Meatball recipe (15:31), his Smoked Chex recipe (19:36) and Chell’s Smoked Sticky Buns (24:04). Then Malcom tells what he wants for Christmas (32:00) and some other BBQ gift ideas (32:55). Next Malcom and I go over all the recipes he’s cook...2020-12-181h 05
What In God's NameWhen The Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Curious: Sarah Drummond on Good Leaders (and Good People)What In God’s Name talked with Sarah Drummond, Founding Dean of Andover Newton Seminary at Yale Divinity School, last winter, before the pandemic changed our lives. The insights that Sarah offers from her book “Dynamic Discernment: Reason, Emotion, and Power in Change Leadership” are helpful to us all, as we negotiate change in these challenging times.
What is discernment? What are its constituent parts?
What are some pieces of self-reflection that a good leader needs to practice regularly? Aren’t those pieces of self-reflection necessary for all of us, whether we’re in formal leadership positions...2020-10-2225 min
What In God's NameSarah Drummond on the Best Leaders You Know: Dynamic Discernment in Dynamic TimesWhat In God’s Name talked with Sarah Drummond, Founding Dean of Andover Newton Seminary at Yale Divinity School, last winter, before the pandemic changed our lives. The insights that Sarah offers from her book “Dynamic Discernment: Reason, Emotion, and Power in Change Leadership” are helpful to us all, as we negotiate change in these challenging times.
Reason, emotion, and power map onto a three-fold picture of human beings as beings who think (reason), feel (emotion), and act (power). Which of these does our culture emphasize? What fades into the background? In what realm do you, personally, feel most c...2020-10-1522 minWhat In God's NameAsylum-Seeker As Mirror: The Commonality of Psychic Pain, and Our Common Search for HomeEstrangement and care: lifting the veil to reveal our common vulnerability, our common humanity.
As What In God’s Name partners with Project Home (NH) to raise funds for 4 families in southwest New Hampshire in the US asylum process, we wonder about the basic moral choice between accompaniment and abandonment.
Is the truth of the human condition so terrifying, that we can’t bear to look? Does the vulnerability of strangers and the relative weakness of foreigners raise some people’s defensiveness and disgust, because those without power are a mirror of the powerlessness that we don’t...2020-10-0822 min
Great News with GreatNews.LifeI Am A Pizza, Random Acts of Kindness, Ribeye Sandwich Food Demo, Tie Dye, and more!In this week's exciting installment of Great News Weekly we cover how two teachers at Hailmann Elementary spice up remote learning with a jam session, a random act of kindness from 17 year old Izayah Edwards, a StoryPoint Chesterton Ribeye Steak food demonstration with Chef Brian Dougherty, Jenny is taught how to tie dye with Tribe City Boutique, and more! Tune in now to get your weekly fill of GOOD News.Share your Lifelines (good news stories) and other great news stories at: Share@GreatNews.Life and check out our sites: N...2020-10-0732 minWhat In God's NameIt Must Be Nice To Have Washington On Your Side: Faction, Revenge, and the Supreme CourtShayna says that the death of RBG means we're screwed. Chris says it’s worse than that.
George Washington’s warnings against faction couldn’t be more timely in these days. What is faction? How does faction erode self-governance? Do we expect cycles of revenge to continue? How will they stop? What are the teachings from religion and moral philosophy that help us understand the dynamics of revenge and forgiveness?
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of...2020-09-2424 minWhat In God's NameThe Morally Outrageous as Spectacle: The Sign of a Lost PeopleWhat In God’s Name asks: What moves us to act publicly, with courage?
Does knowing what is good automatically move us to do what is good? Or are there human complications that interrupt the exercise of virtue? What becomes of a society where being morally outrageous is entertaining and titillating, rather than blameworthy?
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and ec...2020-09-1723 minWhat In God's NameRe-Telling American History and the Forces of Resistance: A Lens on the High Stakes/High Emotions of Confederate Monuments and Black LivesWhat In God’s Name builds into Season Three with an examination of history. Particularly, American history. Particularly, how we tell our history now.
What is “harmless” history? Chris and Shayna bounce this back and forth—how would you define harmless history? Is there such a thing?
What dimensions does the lens of theology open up, when we use it to look at current controversies and current events? How does history relate to meaning-making? To community?
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic...2020-09-1019 minWhat In God's NameRenewal... And the Big Spinny Wheel Reveal!What In God’s Name builds into Season Three with an examination of renewal, AND a fun excursion into the realm of spinny wheels.
When is renewal necessary? And what makes it necessary? We’re talking about both personal and communal renewal. How is vocation related to renewal? How does examining the past help us in the process of renewal?
When examining the past is contentious, what skills do we need? Are there spiritual practices that can translate to non-religious settings, that can help groups that are discerning new ways to be?
Our show push...2020-09-0323 minWhat In God's NameGird Your Loins: It's Time to Tuck Your Tunic into Your Belt for the Coming Darker NightsWhat In God’s Name begins Season Three!
Chris and Shayna update what it means “to gird one’s loins” for today. What In God’s Name isn’t usually in the prediction business, but we foresee added stress and strain in the upcoming months: people are tired from months of pandemic uncertainties, and an upcoming presidential election will heighten people’s anxieties.
How does hyper-individualism manifest in our society? Where do we see it? What good and healthy human impulse is hyper-individualism a corruption of? Why does staying connected in community the way to “gird our loins” for o...2020-08-2719 min
Breaking Bread the Podshow#014 - Tomahawk RibeyeWe are back. And we are GRILLING. We made a beautiful tomahawk ribeye from a butcher that is near our New House!2020-08-0530 minWhat In God's NameWhat Do Walt Whitman, James Mattis, and St. Augustine All Have In Common? Season Two RetrospectiveSeason Two comes to a close. We look back, and then ahead to Season Three.
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these habits and ways of thinking as being pre-political, and foundational to a healthy and...2020-06-1818 minWhat In God's NameIf I Have Light Skin, Do I Have To Be White? The Diminishments of Whiteness and BlacknessRacism. If it’s a social construct, can we re-define what it means to be “black” and “white?”
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these habits and ways of thinking as being pre-political, and foundational to a healthy...2020-06-1122 minWhat In God's NameHolding The Bible Like A Python: Murder, Protest, Political PoseSo much is current events now; so much is the original sin of racism through our history. So much is new ways of using religious items as props; so much is age-old hypocrisy.
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical t...2020-06-0422 minWhat In God's NameTrumpism: Theological ReflectionsWhat can we learn about Trumpism, using Christian theological reflection? It’s important to understand the spiritual dimension of this political ideology.
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these habits and ways of thinking as being pre...2020-05-2821 minWhat In God's NameCouples Counseling: A Model for Civil Discourse, or Whistling Past the Graveyard?Can a marriage and family counseling model help bridge political divisions, or are there deeper forces at work that require us to re-think American identity and the unmoored self of post-modernity?
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We...2020-05-2120 minWhat In God's NameCentering In And Zoning Out: What's The Difference? Spending Time Alone in Pandemic TimeWhat’s the difference between centering down, and zoning out? Pandemic time means we are by ourselves more, so how do we assess our alone time?
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these habits and ways of...2020-05-1420 min
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Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/descorchandomx/message2020-05-121h 04What In God's NameNow Is Not A Time To Play It Small: We Can Tell New Stories, Imagine New Futures in Pandemic TimeDoes the pandemic give us an opening to re-assess the trajectory of our social life and systems? Can we tell a different story going forward?
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these habits and ways of...2020-05-0721 minWhat In God's NameBest of WIGN: Democratic Values and the Love of AmericaThis show originally aired in August 2019.
We recorded this show before the most recent mass shooting in El Paso. That murderous violence, part of a pattern of white nationalist violence in our recent (and not-so-recent) past, underscores the What In God’s Name conversation about What powers are currently at work in the American spirit? What values do we believe in? How can a sense of the Transcendent (in both non-religious and religious contexts) help set a life-affirming course direction?
Shayna pins some hope on Robert Mueller’s report and Congressional testimony. Chris invokes Walt Whitman.
...2020-04-2318 minWhat In God's NameThe Easter Bunny Has Cooties: How Do We Navigate the Tension of Grief and Hope? (It's Been Done Before)The Easter bunny has cooties! How do we hold hope of new life, while living in the middle of a moment when disease leads to death, uncertainty, and fear?
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these ha...2020-04-1619 minWhat In God's NameRainbows and Unicorns? Not Today, Thank You: Staying Present to Suffering in Pandemic TimeWe don’t do suffering well. Kate Bowler’s perspectives, captured in an interview published in the New York Times, is our point of departure.
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these habits and ways of think...2020-04-0923 minWhat In God's NameThe Long Haul: Perseverance, Together, In Pandemic DaysSettling into the long haul: walking the pandemic path with endurance.
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these habits and ways of thinking as being pre-political, and foundational to a healthy and civil shared life in...2020-04-0222 minWhat In God's Name"Do What You Can, and Trust That It's Enough": More Pastoral Words in a Pandemic TimeHow do we respond to anxiety and uncertainty in a time of pandemic? Shayna brings wisdom to us, from her experience and knowledge in working as a chaplain with first responders.
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We...2020-03-2622 min
Bacon & BabbleWe make dry aged ribeye and some cold brew coffeeDamn, we’re still going!! We make dinner with some dry aged ribeye and make four kinds of cold brew coffees. Find us on Instagram @baconandbabble --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2020-03-2331 minWhat In God's Name"Do Not Let Your Hearts Be Troubled": Good Words in These Days of Covid-19 TrialsHow do we respond to anxiety and uncertainty? Some practices and perspectives for life at this time of a novel coronavirus.
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these habits and ways of thinking as being pre-political...2020-03-1921 minWhat In God's NameHow You Respond To Jerks Makes A Difference: Conversation with Mark Heim, part oneHow you respond to jerks matters: theology and evolutionary biology shed light on forgiveness as a society-wide, rather than interpersonal, dynamic.
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing movement of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these habits and ways of thinking as being pre-political...2020-03-1226 minWhat In God's NameCan We Think About Abortion?Abortion is one of the wedge issues in the culture wars. The quality of the moral thinking in the public conversation is lackluster. What In God’s Name draws on recent scholarship to bring some fresh air to a stale room.
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing association of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in...2020-03-0524 minWhat In God's NameSkeletons Have a Hard Time in the Arizona Desert: Chris Walks to Memorial Sites of Migrant RemainsShayna sends Chris on assignment to the borderlands near Nogales, Arizona. Chris brings back audio of a hike into the desert, to sites where migrant remains were found.
No vision of God’s dream for the world would include these deaths. So what are we missing? It’s complicated, but the lack of moral imagination is one thing.
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing association of people who are critical of the narr...2020-02-2722 minWhat In God's NameA Social Hydraulic Braking System: Why A Secular Society Needs to Slow ItselfWhat are the pros and cons, the benefits and the costs, of secularization? We take Jose Casanova’s work in the sociology of religion as a point of departure.
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing association of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these habits and way...2020-02-2023 minWhat In God's NameWe Will Not Accomplish All There Is To Be Done In One Lifetime: Kathleen McTigue, Part ThreeDo we have the discipline to play the long game that making a more moral, more fair, more humane society requires?
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing association of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these habits and ways of thinking as being pre-political, and foundational t...2020-02-1325 minWhat In God's NameIf You Pray For Your Enemies, Are You A Sucker? Part Two of Our Conversation with Kathleen McTigueIf you pray for your enemies and seek to regard your enemies in their humanity, aren’t you going to get steamrolled? More broadly: how should spiritual practice inform political engagement?
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing association of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these hab...2020-02-0628 minWhat In God's Name"Social Justice": Liberal Political Agenda or Moral Imperative? Kathleen McTigue, Unitarian Universalist Service Committee in ConversationWithin the larger effort to create a more healthy society, what is the difference between offering “service,” and partnering with people who want your help?
What is social justice? Why is social justice often perceived as synonymous with liberal political agendas?
Our show pushes back against the unexamined, often unconscious ways that we frame public questions using political or economic modes of thinking. We aim to be part of a growing association of people who are critical of the narrowness of political and economic categories, and who want to revive a vision of human flourishing that is grounded in the wisdom...2020-01-3027 minWhat In God's NameA Contracting Spirit: The Animating Spirit of Selfishness in Our Time (and in 18th-century England)Today our topic is selfishness: how does selfishness manifest in our culture? Are there new ways to shed light on selfishness, new insights that can deepen our understanding of how selfishness operates in American society?
Part of the What In God’s Name mission is to create a cohort or community of people who see, as we do, the need to renew certain habits of feeling and being together in community, and ways of thinking about and understanding the fullness of human life and flourishing, that are grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these hab...2020-01-2321 minWhat In God's NameConsumerism's Lie: We Are So Much More Than What We Make Or Spend (Part Two of our Conversation with Jeff MacDonald)Part Two of our conversation focuses on the ways our culture reduces human beings to consumers, and what we can do about it.
As we begin the new year, we re-emphasize part of the What In God’s Name mission: we want to create a cohort or community of people who see, as we do, the need to renew certain habits of feeling and being together in community, and ways of thinking about and understanding the fullness of human life and flourishing, that are grounded in the wisdoms of theological and moral philosophical tradition. We see these habits and ways of...2020-01-1628 minWhat In God's NameHow Does Media Cover Religion? A Conversation with Freelance Reporter Jeff MacDonald (part one)Jeff MacDonald is our guest. Jeff’s award-winning reporting on religion has appeared in Time, Conde Nast Traveler, the Boston Globe, the Christian Science Monitor, and other publications. He is the author of Thieves in the Temple: The Christian Church and the Selling of the American Soul. His new book, Part Time Is Plenty: Thriving Without Full-Time Clergy will be released in April.
Part One of our conversation focuses on the coverage of religion in mainstream media.
As we begin the new year, we re-emphasize part of the What In God’s Name mission: we want to create a cohort or com...2020-01-0927 minWhat In God's NameYear End Replay: What Is A Human Response To Mass Shooting Violence? How Does Responding In Community Give Us Power?This show was recorded in October 2019.
What In God’s Name has a conversation with Mark Koyama, Tina O’Neil, Sarah Ellis, and Mona Brooks of the United Church of Jaffrey, New Hampshire. Our conversation: their community’s religiously anchored response to the number of Americans killed by gun violence in 2019.
In this second part of our conversation, visual artist Mona Brooks talks about the physical, tactile dimension of this project and how that physicality made the people who have died in mass shootings more real, more human. Sarah Ellis reminds us that no society will last l...2020-01-0230 minWhat In God's NameYear End Replay: Concord Fire Chief Dan Andrus On Opioid Overdoses, and Other Reflections on Anxiety and DepressionThis is a replay of a show from April 2019.
Our conversation with Dan Andrus, fire chief of Concord, the capital of New Hampshire, touches on PTSD in first responders, depression and suicide. Here is the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline website: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
The Lifeline phone number is: 1-800-273-8255.
Also, in part one of our conversation, Dan mentions 3 firefighters who have faced the life-draining forces of traumatic stress, and the mental health costs in doing so. Those people, and links to their stories, are:
Mike Stevens, Salt Lake City: https...2019-12-2626 minWhat In God's NameThat's Just Bad Awe: Nothing But-ery and Other DisenchantmentsAwe and wonder, part two: what gets in the way of awe and wonder? We consider certain kinds of reductionisms, including scientific materialist reductionism, as a way that wonder can be dismissed. Are there limits to human knowing? We think so.
What In God’s Name continues to celebrate being one year old! We give thanks to you, our loyal, thoughtful, caring, and supportive listeners.
Our fall focus on increasing our listenership was a success: thanks to you, our listenership is up 40% since last spring, and 60% from where we started in Season One. Our show is growing. We believe we are...2019-12-2025 minWhat In God's NameDriving A Ferrari On The Merritt Parkway Is Awesome (and Other Reflections on the Salutary Effects of Wonder and Awe)Wonder and awe. It’s the season.
Today on the show we take an appreciative look at wonder: what does it look like, what does it feel like, and how does the psycho-spiritual stance or attitude of wonder help equip us to be better participants in social life?
What In God’s Name continues to celebrate being one year old! We give thanks to you, our loyal, thoughtful, caring, and supportive listeners.
Our fall focus on increasing our listenership was a success: thanks to you, our listenership is up 40% since last spring, and 60% from where we started in Season One. Our sho...2019-12-1223 minWhat In God's NameIs Donald Trump Evil?Is Donald Trump evil?
What In God’s Name has, to this point, steered clear of directly addressing questions that arise from the character and leadership of our president. Today, we bring the tools of moral theology, in order to enter into a deeper consideration of the meaning of this presidency.
Shayna begins with a consideration of the creative power of words; we pivot to corrupt uses of words, especially lying words that manipulate and confuse. Chris then connects M. Scott Peck’s book “People of the Lie” to the conversation, pointing out that Peck connects lying wi...2019-12-0529 minWhat In God's NameHow Thanksgiving Can Help Heal Us: George Washington's 1789 Thanksgiving Proclamation TodayHappy Thanksgiving!
Today we consider what it means to give thanks, and the spiritual ramifications of a posture of gratitude. George Washington’s 1789 Thanksgiving Proclamation also helps us see where we are, by being a landmark from where we’ve come.
What In God’s Name celebrates being one year old today! We give thanks to you, our loyal, thoughtful, caring, and supportive listeners.
Our fall focus on increasing our listenership was a success: thanks to you, our listenership is up 40% since last spring, and 60% from where we started in Season One. We are a smal...2019-11-2820 minWhat In God's NameEverybody Needs An Immigrant As A Friend: Learn the Story and Your Life Will Be ChangedPart Two, today, of our conversation with Randy Mayer, who leads a humanitarian relief ministry to migrants coming across the border in the desert area of Arizona. His church is The Good Shepherd, UCC, in the Santa Cruz valley not far from Mexico.
Listen to Part One of our conversation with Randy, on the show released last week on November 14, 2019.
Our fall focus on increasing our listenership was a success: thanks to you, our listenership is up 40% since last spring, and 60% from where we started in Season One. We are a small show, and we are...2019-11-2123 minWhat In God's NamePeople Are Dying In Your Neighborhood: What Do You Do? Randy Mayer and Humanitarian Aid in the Arizona DesertEarlier this week, the Supreme Court heard arguments regarding DACA, the Obama-era policy that defers action on the deportation of young people who were brought to this country unlawfully as children. Keeping with this theme of border and immigration issues, today on What In God’s Name we talk to Randy Mayer, who leads a humanitarian relief ministry to migrants coming across the border in the desert area of Arizona.
Our fall focus on increasing our listenership was a success: thanks to you, our listenership is up 40% since last spring, and 60% from where we started in Season One. We...2019-11-1428 minWhat In God's NameToday's Takeaway: Narcissism Sucks! or Excessive Self-Love and American CultureToday’s takeaway: Narcissism sucks! And other deep thoughts about excessive self-love in our culture today.
Our fall focus on increasing our listenership was a success: thanks to you, our listenership is up 40% since last spring, and 60% from where we started in Season One. We are a small show, and we are growing. We believe we are offering something valuable to the public conversation, and our growth suggests that we’re not alone in thinking that way. So thank you! We will continue to think about ways to expand our engagement with you, and to introduce our show to n...2019-11-0723 minWhat In God's NameHalloween: Consumeristic Numbness, or the Desire for Aliveness through Contact with Death?What do our cultural practices around Halloween tell us about who we are? Is Halloween just another way for us to become numb, or do our Halloween practices contain kernels of unfulfilled desire for deeper living, and lives that matter?
Our fall focus is increasing our listenership. We need your help: please consider sending an email with a link to one of your favorite WIGN shows, to someone you think is interested in a different way of understanding what’s going on in the world. Or post one of your favorite shows to your Facebook page. You can di...2019-10-3124 minWhat In God's NameHow Will American Democracy Survive? Walt Whitman and Bonds of AffectionBonds of affection in American democracy: did Walt Whitman have insights into what will make American democracy work into the future, or is he hopelessly out of touch with the modern world? Shayna and Chris discuss Whitman’s theology, his vision of the human being, and his vision of human connectedness within the context of American self-governance.
Our fall focus is increasing our listenership. We need your help: please consider sending an email with a link to one of your favorite WIGN shows, to someone you think is interested in a different way of understanding what’s going on i...2019-10-2423 minWhat In God's NameThe Forgiveness Dynamic: Brandt Jean, Amber Guyger, and Our Racist InheritanceWhile this installment of What In God’s Name was recorded before Atatiana Jefferson was shot by a Fort Worth police officer in her home, Shayna and Chris are talking about systemic racism this week, as part of their reflections on the similar case of Botham Jean, and his murder at the hand of Amber Guyger.
Brandt Jean (Botham’s brother) spoke words of forgiveness to Amber Guyger at her sentencing. What is forgiveness? What are the psycho-spiritual dynamics involved in forgiveness? What is forgiveness NOT?
Our fall focus is increasing our listenership. We need your help...2019-10-1723 minWhat In God's NameWhat Is A Human Response To Mass Shooting Violence? How Does Responding In Community Give Us Power?What In God’s Name has a conversation with Mark Koyama, Tina O’Neil, Sarah Ellis, and Mona Brooks of the United Church of Jaffrey, New Hampshire. Our conversation: their community’s religiously anchored response to the number of Americans killed by gun violence in 2019.
In this second part of our conversation, visual artist Mona Brooks talks about the physical, tactile dimension of this project and how that physicality made the people who have died in mass shootings more real, more human. Sarah Ellis reminds us that no civil society will last, or be remembered as anything special, withou...2019-10-1029 min
HowToBBQRightBonafide Ribeye Sandwich Recipe & Two Zone CookingThis week on the HowToBBQRight Podcast, we talk about cooking a backyard contest in our hometown (4:08) how Mark from Swine Life BBQ cooked the best lamb for an exotic turn-in (6:36) and why Heath Riles’ ribs were stolen (11:50). Then we talked about Malcom’s Bonafide Ribeye Sandwich (14:08), why he thinks it’s the best sandwich he’s ever had (16:20), the hair pick he used to tenderize (17:45) and all the different sandwich recipe ideas he has now (22:39). Then we talk about two zone fires (35:05), setting a two zone with a gas grill (38:32) and how we cooked our old “spinner” competition chicken on the weber...2019-10-041h 06What In God's NameMass Shootings: The Sacredness of Each Life, and Confronting FearWhat In God’s Name has a conversation with Mark Koyama, Tina O’Neil, Sarah Ellis, and Mona Brooks of the United Church of Jaffrey, New Hampshire. Our conversation: their community’s religiously anchored response to the number of Americans killed by gun violence in 2019.
Our fall focus is increasing our listenership. We need your help: please consider sending an email with a link to one of your favorite WIGN shows, to someone you think is interested in a different way of understanding what’s going on in the world. Or post one of your favorite shows to your Fac...2019-10-0324 minWhat In God's NameWhat Is The Human Place In Creation? Does Replacing Fossil Fuels With Renewables Solve The "Problem" of Humans?Hurrah! Shayna is back, and gets to have a say about the recently enacted climate strike, while Chris asks questions about the place of human beings on the planet: where do we fit?
Our fall focus is increasing our listenership. We need your help: please consider sending an email with a link to one of your favorite WIGN shows, to someone you think is interested in a different way of understanding what’s going on in the world. Or post one of your favorite shows to your Facebook page. You can direct people to our website: whatingods.com/ho...2019-09-2621 minWhat In God's NameShould Journalism Be About Truth? (And What Might That Mean?)Shayna needs to miss a second show, but will be returning next week. Chris considers the practice of journalism in America today, in preparation for the What In God’s Name interview with Jeff MacDonald, coming up in October.
Here at What In God’s Name we are realists about truth, not relativists: truth has an independent existence apart from any one individual’s perceptions (for example, people tell lies; the existence of lies means that there exists truth that stands above perception or distortion, and has authority). Problems arise, however, when a person or group of people claim...2019-09-2010 minWhat In God's NameIf I Don't Think Climate Change Is An Emergency, Am I A Climate Denier?Feeling the side effects of chemo-therapy, Shayna has to miss today’s show, so Chris flies solo in a show that asks the essential question: If you don’t think that climate change is an emergency, does that make you a climate denier?
Our fall focus is increasing our listenership. We need your help: please consider sending an email with a link to one of your favorite WIGN shows, to someone you think is interested in a different way of understanding what’s going on in the world. Or post one of your favorite shows to your Facebook page. Y...2019-09-1211 minWhat In God's NameWhat's a Trump Rally Like? What In God's Name Talks to People In LineTo begin Season Two, Chris and Shayna go to a Trump rally to talk with people in line waiting to get in. Our questions: What makes America great? What attracts you to a Trump rally?
Our fall focus is increasing our listenership. We need your help: please consider sending an email with a link to one of your favorite WIGN shows, to someone you think is interested in a different way of understanding what’s going on in the world. Or post one of your favorite shows to your Facebook page. You can direct people to our website: wh...2019-09-0522 minWhat In God's NamePolitics Is Downstream of Culture and Other Summer TidbitsIn this summer “in-between” seasons show, Chris invites Shayna into a deeper consideration of “culture,” and the observation attributed to Andrew Breitbart that “politics is downstream of culture.”
We also tease some upcoming fall shows: a collaboration with the Harvard Interfaith Forum, and an interview with journalist and minister Jeff MacDonald, who covered the Boston Marathon bomber trial for USA Today.
What In God’s Name approaches current events and culture not from a partisan political angle, not from a money and economics angle, not from a technological and scientific angle, but from a theological and philosophical an...2019-08-2121 minWhat In God's NameDemocratic Values and the Love of AmericaWe recorded this show before the most recent mass shooting in El Paso. That murderous violence, part of a pattern of white nationalist violence in our recent (and not-so-recent) past, underscores the What In God’s Name conversation about What powers are currently at work in the American spirit? What values do we believe in? How can a sense of the Transcendent (in both non-religious and religious contexts) help set a life-affirming course direction?
Shayna pins some hope on Robert Mueller’s report and Congressional testimony. Chris invokes Walt Whitman.
What In God’s Name approaches curren...2019-08-0718 min
Ribeye NationMarijuana Pepsi. Ep. 10. 🥩🎙🇺🇸Sanborn joins Ribeye Nation for a discussion on Dr. Marijuana Pepsi. A lady who refuses to change her name. Sanborn tells us about this game on his phone. I think it’s called choices or some shit. We compare burgers to different types of women. Thank you for listening.2019-06-291h 39
Ribeye NationLucero/Sanborn. Ep. 9. 🥩🎙🇺🇸Recorded in front of Roses Donuts. Lucero and Sanborn join Ribeye Nation to talk shit about what’s happening in front of us, homeless people, and each other. Thank you for stopping by.2019-06-1847 minWhat In God's NameThirteen Percent Of US Women Get Breast Cancer. Co-Host Shayna Is Now One Of Those Women. When Bad Things Happen, What Is God Doing?When bad things happen, where is God? Is God dishing out punishment?
These questions arise as Shayna shares her news that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer and will be undergoing treatment over the summer.
How do we manage when life gets difficult? How well does our culture do, in times of difficulty?
What In God’s Name approaches current events and culture not from a partisan political angle, not from a money and economics angle, not from a technological and scientific angle, but from a theological and philosophical angle.
Be in...2019-05-3024 minWhat In God's NameCan You Connect Today's Environmental Exploitation With A 15th-Century Roman Catholic Doctrine?The Doctrine of Discovery (1493) was a papal bull authorizing Christian conquest of non-Christian lands. Could this 15th-century Roman Catholic document be influencing how we in the industrial and post-industrial West are treating the world and nature’s goods?
A recent report from the United Nations working group IPBES on biodiversity is the occasion for these theological reflections.
What In God’s Name approaches current events and culture not from a partisan political angle, not from a money and economics angle, not from a technological and scientific angle, but from a theological and philosophical angle.
Be i...2019-05-2321 min
Ribeye NationMatt Parsons. Ep. 7. 🥩🎙🇺🇸Matt Parsons joins Ribeye Nation talking about all kinds of shit about how San Diego and Pittsburgh are really different and really similar.2019-05-2159 minWhat In God's NameAbsolute Disregard For Others: Plundered Wealth, Laundered Money, and the Possibility of Sin and EvilFranklin Foer’s article in the March 2019 Atlantic Monthly “How Kleptocracy Came to America” provides the jumping off point for today’s show. You don’t need to read the article to understand today’s show, but if you’re curious, here is the link:
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/03/how-kleptocracy-came-to-america/580471/
What elements of American culture over the last quarter century have made us the “go-to” country for money laundering and tax avoidance by the world’s grifters? Does the concept of sin, and the category of evil, help us understand what in God’s name is happening to...2019-05-1624 min
Ribeye NationMike Brody. Ep. 6. 🥩🎙🇺🇸Minneapolis is known for lots of things Kevin Garnet, Prince, and one of Guy Fiere’s favorite places to shoot Triple D. It’s also home to Mike Brody who’s been doing comedy for 18 years with plenty more ahead of him. Mike joins Ribeye Nation to talk about hard work, the Midwest, and his experiences in comedy. 🥩🎙🇺🇸2019-05-1251 minWhat In God's NameDo Not Be Troubled, Do Not Be Afraid: A Culture of Fear Will Produce a Politics of FearAndrew Breitbart famously, and correctly, said that politics is downstream of culture. Today, Shayna and Chris evaluate fear’s role in our culture, and how a culture of fear produces a politics of fear.
What In God’s Name approaches current events and culture not from a partisan political angle, not from a money/economics angle, not from a techno-scientific angle, but from a theological and philosophical angle.
If you’ve lost your way, you might want to ask directions from people who’ve been down this path before.
Be in touch. Our email: w...2019-05-0921 min
Ribeye NationWhite Receivers. Ep. 5. 🥩🎙🇺🇸San Diego comedian Neil Singh joins The Ribeye Nation to talk about the unsung hero’s(unless you’re the Patriots)of football. The White Receiver of pro footballs past and present. Thank y’all for joining us as we take you on a slant route of the White Receiver position. http://neilsinghcomedy.online everything else checkout @neilsinghcomedy2019-05-0856 minWhat In God's Name"Not My Circus, Not My Monkey." Responsibility, the Unmoored Self, and Robert Mueller's ReportIs it possible to reflect theologically on the Mueller report into Russian interference in the 2016 election? You be the judge.
We start with the Mueller report, and then take an excursion to the meaning of moral decline and renewal in the current American context.
Be in touch. Our email: whatingods@ribeye-media.com
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Here are timecodes to help you navigate through today’s show:
00:16 Shayn...2019-05-0224 min
Ribeye NationMick Foley. Ep. 4. 🥩🎙🇺🇸Mikey Gordon wrestler/comedian/F. I. S. T. Combat promoter joins the Ribeye Nation to talk about a straight up trendsetter in pro wrestling. Mick Foley. A guy who continually raises the bar in iconic matches against some of the pro wrestling’s best.🥩🎙🇺🇸2019-04-2639 min
Ribeye NationBefore the set(comedy palace).Before the set is a podcast done on the spot at the location of an open mic. I explain Ribeye 🥩🎙🇺🇸 Nation to Pablo. Mike. Remi. We talk about what makes you better as a comic or at least think what makes you better. Thank y’all for joining us Before the set.2019-04-2352 min
Ribeye NationFrank Tarkenton. Ep. 3. 🥩🎙🇺🇸Neil Singh a San Diego comedian join Ribeye Nation and talks about Fran Tarkenton a rushing/scrambling/running quarterback in an era of pocket quarterbacks and how having the ability to run as quarterback is no longer a gimmick or specialty but just part of the base package for today’s quarterbacks. Check Neil out at: http://neilsinghcomedy.online2019-04-1942 minWhat In God's NameThe Phoenix Rises, But First The Phoenix Dissolves In Ash: Notre Dame, Opioids, and the Power of NarrativeToday’s show: the phoenix rises from her own ashes, after being consumed in fire. Using the phoenix as paradigmatic, we talk about Notre Dame, the opioid disaster, and the coming of spring to the Northern Hemisphere.
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Learn more. Our...2019-04-1820 minWhat In God's NameChristianity Will Take You Into the Heart of the World's Brokenness: Fire Chief Dan Andrus, Part TwoOur conversation with Dan Andrus, fire chief of Concord, the capital of New Hampshire, touches on PTSD in first responders, depression and suicide. Here is the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline website: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
The Lifeline phone number is: 1-800-273-8255.
Also, in part one of our conversation, Dan mentions 3 firefighters who have faced the life-draining forces of traumatic stress, and the mental health costs in doing so. Those people, and links to their stories, are:
Mike Stevens, Salt Lake City: https://www.sltrib.com/news/2018/05/18/once-suicidal-a-salt-lake-city-firefighters-got-help-now-hes-urging-other-first-responders-to-consider-therapy/
Todd Donovan, Derry...2019-04-1123 minWhat In God's NameConcord Fire Chief Dan Andrus On Opioid Overdoses, and Other Reflections on Anxiety and Depression (part one)Our conversation with Dan Andrus, fire chief of Concord, the capital of New Hampshire, touches on PTSD in first responders, depression and suicide. Here is the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline website: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
The Lifeline phone number is: 1-800-273-8255.
Also, in part one of our conversation, Dan mentions 3 firefighters who have faced the life-draining forces of traumatic stress, and the mental health costs in doing so. Those people, and links to their stories, are:
Mike Stevens, Salt Lake City: https://www.sltrib.com/news/2018/05/18/once-suicidal-a-salt-lake-city-firefighters-got-help-now-hes-urging-other-first-responders-to-consider-therapy/
Todd Donovan, Derry...2019-04-0425 minWhat In God's NameHow Do You Co-Create A Show? Like This. Part Two of Our Conversation on Toxic Masculinity with a Live AudienceHow much fun to co-create! How much fun to collaborate in thoughtful conversation!
Today’s show is a little shorter than our usual shows. It’s part two of a conversation that What In God’s Name facilitated on February 23rd, in Pembroke, New Hampshire. Our topic was one we have tackled before: toxic masculinity. It’s a topic that touches on many issues in our culture, and often in our news, today.
The nature of the gathering and the make-up of the group naturally led to a more Christian-centered conversation than usual. For our non-Chri...2019-03-2816 minWhat In God's NameLive Audience Co-Creation (part one): Toxic Masculinity and How To Read The Bible IntelligentlyHow much fun to co-create! How much fun to collaborate in thoughtful conversation!
Today’s show is part one of a conversation that What In God’s Name facilitated on February 23rd, in Pembroke, New Hampshire. Our topic was one we have tackled before: toxic masculinity. It’s a topic that touches on many issues in our culture, and often in our news, today.
If you like today’s show, leave a review for us on Apple Podcasts (or Stitcher, or Spotify). Post our podcast on your Facebook page.
Be in touch. Our email: whatingo...2019-03-2122 minWhat In God's NameWhat In God's Name Is Going On With College Admissions? Integrity and the Insatiable Spiritual Hunger for SalvationBe Curious. Go Deep. Shed Light.
Today’s show: The college admissions bribery scheme provides an entry into an examination of the spiritual void, the spiritual hunger, at the heart of American culture.
What does it mean to have integrity?
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Here are timecodes to help you navigate thro...2019-03-1516 minWhat In God's NameHow Much Healthier Would Our Culture Be, If We Could Help Each Other Be More Reflective? Lent and the Wider CultureBe Curious. Go Deep. Shed Light.
Today’s show: the counter-cultural practice of Lent (or, for non-Christians, the counter-cultural practices of intentionality, emptying out, and slowing down).
Join the show today, and take a moment to reflect on the human need for reflection.
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Here are time...2019-03-0717 minWhat In God's NameWhat Is The Real Conflict Between Politics and Religion?Shayna returns for the second half of our conversation with Gordon Graham, most recently the Henry Luce Professor of Philosophy and the Arts at Princeton Theological Seminary.
Show dog Arlo remains on vacation.
We continue our conversation about the prospects for public theology in our culture. How do Christian advocacy and Christian witness differ? Finally, what is the real conflict between religion and politics?
Join us in conversation.
“What In God’s Name” will be going on the road, making a community-sourced show in Pembroke, New Hampshire, on February 23rd.
If y...2019-02-2126 minWhat In God's NameCan Human Beings Save Themselves? A Conversation with Gordon GrahamChris flies solo as Shayna and show dog Arlo are off.
Our guest this week is Dr. Gordon Graham, most recently the Henry Luce Professor of Philosophy and the Arts at Princeton Theological Seminary.
What are the prospects for public theology in our culture? What are the ways of thinking and habits of mind that put philosophy and theology in coach class, and economics and political science in first class? At what level does theology have something relevant to say, in the public space?
This is part one of our interview with Gordon...2019-02-1423 minWhat In God's NameWhat In God's Name Is a Man Today? Gillette's YouTube Video and Answering AlbertMasculinity is our topic; an “Answering Albert” segment is our method; the Gillette YouTube video about “toxic masculinity” and the #MeToo movement provides the material.
“Answering Albert” is when Shayna and Chris respond to Albert Mohler’s highly-rated podcast “The Briefing,” both to agree with some observations made by the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and to demonstrate where some of his arguments fall short.
Join us in conversation. “What In God’s Name” will be going on the road, making a community-sourced show in Pembroke, New Hampshire, on February 23rd.
Conversation, dialogue, c...2019-02-0723 minWhat In God's NameTappy Got His Arm Stolen by Huawei, and Other Stories: From Aristotle to Venezuela to Colin Powell's Flat TireToday is the Lightning Round.
In 25 minutes, Chris and Shayna take a tour of Aristotle’s taxonomy of good and bad types of government (in honor of the recently ended government shutdown); touch on the chaotic developments in Venezuela; and reflect on the accusations against the giant Chinese telecommunications company Huawei. Finally, Chris shares a couple of Facebook posts from Uncle Mark in West Virginia.
Join us in conversation—respond to what you like, and what you don’t like. Send us an email, maybe we’ll read it on the show. Leave a comment on Faceb...2019-01-3125 minWhat In God's NameWhat In God's Name Makes America Great? A Conversation About a Teenager, a MAGA Hat, and a Native American with a DrumLast Friday, Nick Sandmann and Nathan Phillips stood face to face for a few moments. You’ve probably seen the picture: Nick, a high school student on a school field trip, is wearing a red MAGA hat; Nathan, an older Native American, is beating his drum.
In so many ways, what happened on the Lincoln Memorial steps last Friday, and how people reacted to what happened, is a rich window into our current cultural moment.
Chris and Shayna ask, What In God’s Name was going on? What can we learn? What conversations can we have...2019-01-2426 minWhat In God's NamePart Two: Princeton Women's Basketball Coach Courtney Banghart Talks to What In God's Name about Competition, Courage, and Social MediaWelcome to What In God’s Name!
Be curious. Go deep. Shed light.
The core of today’s show is the second installment of Chris’s conversation with Courtney Banghart, head coach of the Princeton University women’s basketball team. Courtney is reflective about her work with young athletes, and about competition and competitiveness as facets of contemporary American culture. Of special interest in this part of the interview, Courtney talks about social media and young people.
At the conclusion of the interview, Chris and Shayna share their highlights from what Courtney had to say...2019-01-1726 minWhat In God's NamePrinceton Women's Basketball Coach Courtney Banghart Talks to What In God's Name about Competition in American CultureWelcome to What In God’s Name!
Be curious. Go deep. Shed light.
The core of today’s show is the first installment of Chris’s conversation with Courtney Banghart, head coach of the Princeton University women’s basketball team. Courtney is reflective about her work with young athletes, and about competition and competitiveness as facets of contemporary American culture.
If you like today’s show, leave a review for us on Apple Podcasts (find What In God’s Name using the search bar), or leave a review on our Facebook page (again, using the se...2019-01-1027 minWhat In God's NamePartisan Political Bickering Is Boring, but the Human Use and Misuse of Power Is Interesting. Today's Show: Therapy for Congress, and The Autonomy of GoodnessTwo parts to today’s show: the government shutdown prompts Chris to offer solution-based therapy for the US House of Representatives; and Shayna and Chris respond to Albert Mohler’s reflections on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, in the premier of WIGN’s first “Answering Albert” segment.
Be curious. Go deep. Shed light. These are our core values.
Join us in the conversation! We love to hear from our listeners. What aspects of current events and culture are you curious about? What philosophical or theological perspectives do you have to share? Contact us through Facebook...2019-01-0325 minWhat In God's NameChristmas Is Dying. Christmas Will Never Die (part two)Does a public Christianity that is hollowed out by consumerism help us see the need for a pluralistic, inclusive spiritual revival in our society? This question and more, in this second part of our show “Christmas is dying, and Christmas will never die.”
Be curious. Go deep. Shed light. These are our core values.
Please invite your friends and family to subscribe to “What In God’s Name” (go to https://www.whatingods.com/how-to-listen/). The bigger we grow our audience, the better we are able to make the argument to potential partners and funders that there...2018-12-1319 minWhat In God's NameChristmas Is Dying. Christmas Will Never Die (part one)Christmas is dying, and Christmas will never die: that is the thesis for this show. Shayna and Chris talk about the importance (or not?) of the story of Jesus' birth as a defining feature of Christmas. To form, Chris reveals his usual lean towards emphasizing the darker side of human nature, while Shayna argues for a more hopeful view of humanity. Consumer culture receives a predictable critique, but even more: we link consumer culture to the unhealthy denial of darkness within human lives, which makes the season of Advent a countercultural gift that the Christian church brings to the “ha...2018-12-0622 min