Shows
Rainer on LeadershipWhy Members Leave Their Church and Never Come Back
In this episode, Thom and Sam explore one of the most sobering questions church leaders face: Why do formerly active members quietly disappear for good? After years of research with people who once attended faithfully but haven’t returned to any church for at least two years, clear patterns emerge. Most departures aren’t dramatic or theological. They’re gradual.
Drift is the most common exit. Many people don’t leave over conflict. They simply fall out of the habit and never return.
Life transitions are major drop-off points. High school graduation, college...
2026-06-0828 minRainer on LeadershipThe Church “Fault Lines” That Could Become Ministry Tsunamis
In this episode, Josh and Sam use a striking metaphor to talk about church health: fault lines and tsunamis. Just like unseen shifts beneath the ocean floor can trigger devastating waves, hidden weaknesses inside a church can quietly build until the damage is sudden and overwhelming. The good news? Fault lines can be repaired before disaster strikes. The call for leaders is simple: face reality now, simplify ministry, refocus on mission, and deal with issues while they’re still manageable.
Denial accelerates decline. Ignoring problems doesn’t protect a church—it allows issues to compou...
2026-05-2825 minRainer on LeadershipAre Sunday Morning Service Times Changing? What the Data Says About the Future of Church Worship Schedules
For decades, 11:00 a.m. was the “sacred hour” of church life—the assumed, unquestioned start time for Sunday worship. But that era is fading fast. In this episode, Thom and Sam unpack the data and on-the-ground observations showing how churches are rethinking when they gather. From earlier services to multiple options to non-Sunday gatherings, flexibility is replacing tradition. What once served an agrarian culture no longer fits modern family rhythms. Growing churches are adapting their schedules to remove barriers and create more on-ramps for attendance.
The 11:00 a.m. “sacred hour” is no longer dominant. A majority...
2026-05-1828 minRainer on LeadershipCrucial Commitments: 5 Simple Decisions That Members of Healthy and Growing Churches Make
Churches that are laser-focused on these five commitments tend to experience a continuous cycle of healthy church growth, while churches that allow the urgency of the moment to distract them from these commitments tend to experience decline. Thom and Sam discuss the new book, Crucial Commitments.
Radical Prayer
Frequent Attendance
Ongoing Groups
Simple Giving
Outward Movement
Resources:
Faith in Motion
Upward Sports
Brown Church Development Group
Church Equip
“Crucial Commitments” by Thom S. Rainer (affiliate link)
Know Your Church
The Hope Initiative
Good News Neighbors Toolkit
Church Answers Platinum Membership
FREE Research Report! New Surp...
2026-05-1126 minRainer on LeadershipThe Best Board and Trustee Structure for Churches
While some church power struggles stem from bad actors, a more common cause is blurred lines. In this episode, Thom and Sam tackle one of the most common sources of church dysfunction: confusion between what the board should do and what the staff should do.
The term “board” could refer to an elder board, church council, deacons, or lay leadership. The point here is not ecclesiology but rather how a church operates functionally.
When boards drift into operations or staff drift into governance, frustration follows. But when roles are clear, trust increases, decisions accelerate, and the miss...
2026-05-0424 minRainer on LeadershipHow to Discard a Worn-Out Bible Properly
Many Christians feel uneasy simply throwing away a damaged or worn Bible. While there are no official rules, Josh and Sam discuss several thoughtful and reverent ways to handle a copy of Scripture that has served its purpose.
Reverent Burial
One historic approach—rooted in Jewish tradition—is burial. Christians may wrap the Bible, pray a short prayer of gratitude, and bury it in a meaningful place. This option is especially fitting for highly sentimental or family Bibles.
Respectful Burning
Like the respectful retirement of a wo...
2026-04-2318 minRainer on LeadershipSix Reasons Pastors Must Be More Courageous Today
Though there have certainly been more difficult times in the course of church history for pastors, leading a church today is much tougher than it was 20 and 30 years ago. There have been some demographic and cultural shifts that reflect this reality. But some of the challenges can only be understood in the context of spiritual warfare. On this episode, Thom and Sam discuss six reasons why pastors must be more courageous today.
Biblical values are not normative in culture today.
The position of pastor is no longer held in high esteem in many communities.
Church critics...
2026-04-0625 minRainer on LeadershipWhat Growing Churches Actually Do to Reach and Keep People
How does a church grow without relying on people transferring from other congregations? Thom and Sam take a dive into this topic.
What happened to the culture of invitation?
The cancellation of outreach programs 30 years ago.
The lack of new equipping mechanisms in the church.
Many churches have lived off the remnants of cultural Christianity for the last three decades.
Transfer growth is more common than other forms of growth.
An increasingly polarized and insular society.
What growing churches actually do:
Focus on conversion growth rather than transfer growth.
Create consistent rhythms...
2026-03-2323 minRainer on LeadershipWhy Guests Don’t Come Back to Church After a Big Ministry Event
Big events can be a way for churches to reach people, but they often fail to draw people back once the event is done. Thom and Sam unpack what it actually takes to turn community events into gospel opportunities.
Friendliness is not the same as connection. Relationships form when members sit with guests, ask questions, follow up, and invite people into their lives, not just back to a program.
Evangelism cannot be outsourced to the pastor or the event. Many churches assume that hosting something big equals outreach, but true evangelism happens...
2026-03-0923 minRainer on LeadershipWhy Small Churches Matter More Than Ever
While big cities often dominate attention and resources, it is the small towns and rural communities where congregations are disappearing fastest and where the church’s presence is most at risk. Thom and Sam explore why revitalizing and supporting small churches is essential for the future of Christian witness and how these congregations uniquely embody relational, community-anchoring ministry that larger models simply cannot replicate.
Small towns are the real American norm and a massive mission field. With 76% of incorporated places under 5,000 people, the typical American community is small. When churches disappear from these towns, en...
2026-03-0225 minRainer on LeadershipBefore You Enroll: What You Need to Know About Seminary
Thom and Sam interview Dr. Andy Miller, the president of Wesley Biblical Seminary, to explore what every potential seminary student needs to consider before enrolling. While seminary can provide clarity and theological depth, it is not a magic formula for ministry success. This discussion breaks down the practical steps every prospective student should consider.
Seminary helps, but it isn’t essential. A degree on the wall doesn’t make a minister, but seminary education can enhance the discipleship that happens in the local church.
Real-world experience enhances seminary education. Working in a...
2026-02-1624 minRainer on LeadershipThe Silent Exodus of Senior Adults (What’s Happening in Churches?)
In this episode, Thom and Sam shine a light on a trend few church leaders see: the silent exodus of senior adults. While much attention is given to reaching Millennials and Gen Z, an equally significant group is slowly drifting away: older adults who once formed the backbone of many congregations. Their departure isn’t loud or dramatic. It’s subtle: an empty pew, a missing volunteer, a longtime member who quietly stops attending.
The impact is profound. Seniors are often the most faithful givers, steady volunteers, and prayer warriors. Losing them weakens the church both spir...
2026-02-0921 minRainer on LeadershipThe Church Number: 60% The Power of a Personal Invitation
A surprisingly high number of churchgoers attend because someone simply invited them. In this episode, Sam and Thom unpack why 60% might be the most overlooked and powerful number in church outreach today.
This statistic comes from Grey Matter Research and Infinity Concepts, which recently asked more than 1,000 American evangelical Protestants about their church experiences.
The Strength of the Personal Invitation
Inviting Is Evangelism 101
Churches That Embrace Invitation Culture Grow
Action Steps to Encourage More Invites
Resources:
HelpFinder Bible
Tyndale House Publishers
Upward Sports
Brown Church Development Group
Invite Your One
Good News...
2026-02-0223 minRainer on LeadershipThe Best Ways to Encourage a Discouraged Church (Your Next Three Steps)
In this episode, Josh and Sam explore what happens when a church becomes discouraged and how God restores hope in a congregation that feels stuck, tired, or overwhelmed. Discouragement drains energy, distorts reality, and slowly turns a church inward. Encouragement is both spiritual and strategic. It starts with leaders who refuse to catastrophize and instead cast vision. Pessimists predict failure. Realists describe what is. But optimistic, faith-filled leaders show what could be.
Return to reality. Discouragement distorts reality. Discouraged churches often slide into emotional fog: overgeneralizing, catastrophizing, and believing “nothing works.”
Celebrate faithfulness, not just fruit. God...
2026-01-2924 minRainer on LeadershipRevisiting Simple Church: What Worked, What Didn’t
In 2006, Simple Church encouraged churches to streamline programming, clarify discipleship pathways, and focus on moving people toward spiritual maturity rather than filling calendars with activities. The book had a significant impact, shaping how thousands of pastors thought about ministry systems and structure. Nearly two decades later, Thom and Sam take a fresh look: What principles stood the test of time? What challenges emerged in practice? And how should churches apply Simple Church today in a ministry landscape that’s more complex, digital, and post-pandemic than ever?
Churches never attain the ideal, but the process is what ma...
2026-01-2624 min
The Twelve: A WSL PodcastEp. 41: Treb hates Aston VillaIn this episode of The Twelve, Treb, Marc, Deepti, and Thom dive into the latest happenings in the Women's Super League (WSL), focusing on the January transfer window and its implications for various teams. Deepti, Mark, Tom, and Treb discuss significant player movements, including Arsenal's missed opportunity with Sam Coffey, who signed with Manchester City, and the implications of other transfers on team dynamics. The conversation highlights the competitive nature of the league, with teams like Chelsea and City making strategic moves to bolster their squads while Arsenal appears to be lagging behind despite their recent Champions League success...
2026-01-171h 46Rainer on LeadershipWhen Should a Church Hire an Executive Pastor?
As churches grow, leaders often reach a tipping point where the senior pastor can no longer carry the full weight of vision, preaching, pastoral care, administration, staff oversight, and organizational leadership. That’s when the question arises: Is it time to hire an Executive Pastor? In this episode, Josh and Sam unpack what an Executive Pastor actually does, why this role has become more common across church sizes, and how to know whether your church is ready for one.
Capacity is the trigger, not attendance: The need for an XP has more to do with complexity th...
2026-01-1523 minRainer on LeadershipDigital Worship Fatigue: Why Online Church Can’t Replace the In-Person Gathering
Many are tired of online worship. What happened? When the pandemic forced churches online, digital worship seemed like the future. Congregations grew virtually, and pastors reached audiences they never imagined. But five years later, that momentum has faded. The church is discovering what technology can—and cannot—do for worship. On this episode, Thom and Sam explore why online engagement has declined and how churches can find balance between digital convenience and in-person community.
The Hype Has Faded: What began as a lifeline during lockdowns has lost its luster. Most believers now prefer in-person wors...
2026-01-1222 minRainer on LeadershipDoes Counting Church Worship Attendance Still Make Sense?
Church attendance is both a helpful tool and a potential trap. Numbers can reveal momentum, but they can also distort priorities if leaders focus on counting heads instead of making disciples. In this episode, Thom and Sam unpack the healthy and unhealthy ways to measure worship attendance, and how pastors can move from chasing growth to cultivating spiritual health.
Attendance Can Help or Hurt: Measuring attendance isn’t wrong; it depends on how it’s used. Healthy leaders use it to foster connection and track discipleship, not as a scoreboard.
Healthy Metrics Drive Mome...
2026-01-0522 minRainer on LeadershipThe Burge Report: Who’s Really Watching Online Church?
Nearly five years after COVID-19 lockdowns, the research reveals surprising truths about how Americans engage with church online and what that means for pastors and ministry leaders.
While 91% of churches now livestream services, only about 14% of Americans watch weekly. Most online viewers are also in-person attenders, meaning livestreams tend to serve already-committed believers rather than reaching the unchurched. The dream of a large “online-only” congregation just doesn’t match the numbers. In this episode of the Burge Report, Ryan, Thom, and Sam give their key takeaways.
Online worship is supplemental, not a substitute. Att...
2025-12-2926 minRainer on LeadershipReligious People Are Happier (And the Data Proves It)
Thom and Sam dive into Ryan Burge’s latest analysis of the 2023–2024 Pew Religious Landscape Survey, which asked nearly 37,000 Americans a simple question: “How happy are you with your life these days?” The results reveal one of the clearest and most consistent findings in social science.
Religious people report being happier than non-religious people.
While happiness is complex and influenced by many factors, the data shows that both religious belonging (identifying with a faith) and religious behavior (attending worship in person) are strongly correlated with higher life satisfaction. Online worship, while somewhat beneficial, doesn’t...
2025-12-2222 minRainer on LeadershipWhy You Should Leave Your Church (A Pastor’s Perspective)
Most of the time, church hopping for convenience (better music, cooler programs, or a coffee bar) reveals more about our consumer culture than about spiritual growth. But Sam and Josh explain that there are also good, biblical, and even necessary reasons to leave one church for another.
Geography – When you move to a new city or neighborhood, find and commit to a local church where you can serve and be known.
Theology – If your church changes its beliefs, or you come to hold different convictions, it may be wise to join a cong...
2025-11-2723 minRainer on LeadershipThe Top Reasons Why It’s Painful for Pastors to Lose Church Members
One of the more painful aspects of ministry is losing church members. Sometimes these departures are for good reasons, like moving to another town or planting a church. More often than not, pastors struggle with the reasons why people leave. Josh and Sam discuss why pastors experience pain with the loss of members, and they explore some ways to cope with the accompanying sadness.
When people leave the church, it feels personal because it often is.
Most pastors genuinely love their church members, even the difficult ones.
The time invested in people can feel like a...
2025-11-2022 minRainer on LeadershipThe Unchurched Are Not Angry with You (But They Are Indifferent)
Why don’t unchurched people attend church? It’s not because they’re mad or too busy. The top reason is simple: they just don’t see the point. Indifference is the enemy of engagement. In today’s episode, Josh and Sam share why that’s actually good news—and how the combination of spiritual conviction and a personal invitation can break through the apathy.
Don’t argue with indifference—disrupt it with love and presence.
Personal invitations still work and remain the #1 reason people attend.
Start with a relationship, not a program.
Pray for spiritual openness—then act...
2025-11-0619 minRainer on LeadershipThe Church Number: From 137 to 60 The Shrinking Median Church in America (2000–2023)
Since 2000, one of the most reliable sources of data on congregations in America has been the Faith Communities Today study, often referred to as FACT. It’s been conducted every five years, with the most recent survey in 2023 representing tens of thousands of congregations across every major faith tradition.
The FACT research gives us a clear picture of what the ‘typical’ church looks like over time. And here’s one of the most striking trends: in 2000, the median church in America had 137 people in attendance at weekly worship services. By 2023, that number had dropped to just 60...
2025-11-0324 minRainer on LeadershipThe Legacy Life with David Green, Founder and CEO of Hobby Lobby, and Bill High, CEO of Legacy Stone
Thom and Sam welcome David Green, founder and CEO of Hobby Lobby, and Bill High, CEO of Legacy Stone, to the Rainer on Leadership podcast. Hobby Lobby employs 50,000 people at 1,000 stores in 48 states and grosses nearly $8 billion a year.
Author of The Legacy Life, Leadership Not by the Book, and The Leader’s Devotional, Green received the World Changer award and the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award. David, his wife, Barbara, and their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren all live in Oklahoma City.
Legacy Stone is a ministry dedicated to he...
2025-10-1327 minRainer on LeadershipThe Unknown Connection Most Unchurched Have with the Church
Most unchurched people have some past connection to church—often from childhood. Our research found that 63% of the unchurched used to attend regularly. Their current indifference isn’t based on ignorance; it’s often rooted in real, past experiences. This means our efforts to reach them aren’t starting from zero. In this episode, Thom and Sam unpack what it means to engage the “dechurched”—those who’ve drifted away—and why this group might be more receptive than you think.
Assume familiarity, not hostility, when engaging the unchurched.
Past church experiences—good or bad—shape current attitudes.
Hol...
2025-10-0624 minRainer on LeadershipThe Burge Report: The Kids Aren’t Alright—And Church Student Ministry Might Actually Help
From diapers to dating, parenting never stops presenting hard questions. But today’s concern is different: Gen Z teens are experiencing a full-blown collapse in social connection. Dating is down. Friend time is down. Jobs are down. According to Monitoring the Future, the percentage of antisocial high school seniors quintupled from 3.5% in 1995 to nearly 16% in 2022. But here’s the twist: the one group that remained more socially engaged? Teens who attend church monthly. In today’s episode, Ryan, Thom, and Sam unpack the surprising role of religion in keeping kids socially healthy—and what churches can do to help...
2025-09-2931 minRainer on LeadershipThe Big Front Door for Guests Just About Every Church Misses
Most churches miss this front door, not because of a lack of awareness but because of a lack of effort. Over half of the unchurched believe church could be a great place to make friends, but nearly 60% say it’s too intimidating to visit alone. That’s a huge opportunity. Today’s episode highlights how friendship, follow-up, and one key ingredient—an invitation—can lower the barrier and open the door for gospel conversations. Thom and Sam discuss some key takeaways from their new research.
Don’t just invite—offer to sit with them.
Make your church more re...
2025-09-2226 minRainer on LeadershipFive Reasons Churches Should Still Try to Reach Boomers
In this episode, Thom and Sam dive into five compelling reasons churches should still prioritize reaching Baby Boomers. Despite cultural shifts, Boomers remain a vital part of many communities—and churches. They’re often more open to spiritual conversations, have time and resources to invest in ministry, and bring deep life experience that can benefit younger generations. Boomers still matter, and your church can more effectively reach and disciple them.
Boomer Nones are declining (from 28% to 24% in one year).
Boomers will likely be a significant portion of the church’s volunteer base.
Boomers will likely be higher...
2025-09-0823 minRainer on LeadershipThe Burge Report: Do Churchgoers Want More or Less Politics in the Pulpit?
Studies on the content of sermons exist, and most indicate that pastors include some political topics in their sermons. But which topics? Ryan, Thom, and Sam reveal the answer. When asked about politics and the pulpit, few congregants say their pastors often speak about political issues. But is that really the case?
Much depends on the issue. For example, Catholics and evangelicals talk more about abortion.
More is said in the pulpit about poverty and racism, though evangelical pastors mention poverty less than mainline pastors.
Among evangelicals, just 9% of them think that their congregation is more...
2025-08-2529 minRainer on LeadershipTen Quiet Disrupters in American Church Life (Part 2)
Many of the disruptions in local church life are widely known. For example, most congregants and church leaders can clearly see the impact of COVID several years ago. But there have been a number of “quiet” disruptions that don’t get much attention. Thom and Sam look at ten of them over two episodes.
6. Mobility rates of younger families and neighborhood churches.
7. Greater awareness of mental health issues.
8. Greater access to theological education.
9. Data-driven ministry changes the landscape of practical ministry.
10. Decentralization of communication.
Resources:
R...
2025-07-1724 minRainer on LeadershipTen Quiet Disrupters in American Church Life (Part 1)
Many of the disruptions in local church life are widely known. For example, most congregants and church leaders can clearly see the impact of COVID several years ago. But there have been a number of “quiet” disruptions that don’t get much attention. Thom and Sam look at ten of them over two episodes.
1. Evolving expectations for spiritual authority.
2. Blurring the lines between personal and private faith.
3. Digital natives redefine community.
4. Micro-communities become a greater influence.
5. Donation dynamics change.
Resources:
Upward Sports
Upward Sports: Pickle...
2025-07-1421 minRainer on LeadershipSeven Occasions When You Should Not Hire More Church Staff
Hiring staff can strengthen a church—but not always. In this episode, Thom and Sam discuss seven times when adding staff is a mistake, from removing ministry opportunities from the laity to financial missteps and agenda-driven hires. Learn how to make wise, mission-focused staffing decisions for your church’s health.
When it takes ministry away from the laity.
When you add staff according to the way you’ve always done it.
When it’s not a smart financial decision.
When a particular group in the church pushes its own agenda.
When a friend needs a job.
When it’...
2025-07-0724 min
The Happiness QuotientThe Howling Void - Making Fantasy a Reality & The Narcissist's Hostile Takeover of Other PeopleIn this episode: Prof. Sam Vaknin explains narcissism as a disruption in early childhood self-formation, leading to a lack of boundaries, empathy, and a false self. He describes narcissists as having an "empty schizoid core" that feeds on others to maintain a fantasy of grandiosity. Vaknin highlights the narcissist's ability to manipulate others through shared fantasies, exploiting their vulnerabilities. He contrasts narcissism with other mental illnesses, noting its unique blend of emotional dysregulation and controlled behavior. Vaknin also critiques social media's role in fostering negative emotions and isolating individuals, contributing to a broader societal disconnection from reality....
2025-04-2351 min
The Happiness QuotientThe Everest-sized Problem of Social Media and Narcissism w/Professor Sam Vaknin | Social Media are Engines of Negative EmotionsA vast number of those under the age of 35 spend between six and eight hours a day using computer simulated games, essentially in a world far from reality. And, what's worse, the vast and expanding realm of social media are designed to bring out and leverage the worst in their users, all negative affects such as anger and malicious envy. It is a toxic environment. The core philosophy of social media is asocial. They want you divorced or with no friends. They want your eyeballs on the screen at all times....more eyeballs, more advertising, more money for them.
2025-04-1840 min
A is for Apple: An Encyclopaedia of Food & DrinkBONUS EPISODE: Barbecue like an ancient Greek with Thomas NtinasCheck out Thom's podcast The Delicious Legacy here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-delicious-legacy/id1494707127Watch Thom smoke pork and mutton over a charcoal fire like an ancient Greek:https://youtu.be/u7JN1pl_JVs?si=k-j6dZGYVne_0zUaThe Odyssey by Homer:https://www.gutenberg.org/files/1727/1727-h/1727-h.htm
2025-04-1615 min
Zen CommuterFrom Philosophy to Practice: Jonah Primo's Guide to Everyday MindfulnessJonah Primo has spent the last 8 years studying mindfulness, meditation and philosophy in order to build practical frameworks that people can apply to everyday life and situations. He hosted the flagship podcast for meditation app "Waking Up", produces Australia's #1 philosophy podcast "Principle of Charity", and has interviewed and worked with neuroscientists including Sam Harris and Anil Seth, Oscar winners including Jane Campion and Emile Sherman, and many more teachers, academics and celebrities in order to truly understand the secret sauce of happiness and fulfilment. He shares these secrets on his own podcast, "The Overexamined Life". Links from...
2025-04-101h 08
Thom's Daily AudioTariff Tantrum: Trump Plays Yosemite Sam With the Global EconomyThis Daily Read is just for our subscribers (along with the special Saturday Report, the Sunday Book Excerpt, the ability to comment on posts, reply in email directly to Thom, and the monthly Ask Thom Anything zoom meeting). For the publicly-available 7-day-a-week 1-hour podcast of my radio show, check your favorite podcast application for “Hartmann Report” or click here: This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hartmannreport.com/subscribe
2025-04-0310 min
The Twelve: A WSL PodcastEpisode 22 - Who is next to get the chop?Rate the Podcast 5 stars and leave a review! That is the best way to help this new podcast grow! Marc, Deepti, Treb, and Thom Bomb discuss Gareth Taylor out as Man City manager and the fallout from the decision, FA Cup, the League Cup, and plenty more!TOPICS:0:00 - Podcast introduction1:00 - Gareth Taylor OUT?!? 10:07 - What does Man City look like with Nick Cushing?17:00 - Helpful and not helpful replacements27:32 - FA Cup results35:56 - Has Arsenal grown past playing in Meadow Park?
2025-03-131h 19
The Movie Loft PodcastThe Evil Dead 1983Send us Fan MailThe Evil Dead is Sam Raimi's entrance into the world of proper filmmaking. And what an entrance it is. With his ragtag group of friends in tow, Sam handles this supernatural horror flick and all the demonic entities that have been conjured along with it handily. Trust us, Bruce Campbell and his boomstick make this the must-see spookablast treat of the Halloween season!
2024-10-241h 21
Fail to the ChiefBONUS: Yee-haw, it's President Sam Houston!It's the Ides of October, and that got me thinking about other would-be Julius Caesar presidents of American history. The men who never were nominated, and maybe never even run, but who could have been either the great Man of the People who'd lead us to glory.... or terrible Imperators who tore us apart. I'll be posting a bunch of these throughout this week. This time it's iconoclastic Sam Houston, First President of the short-lived Republic of Texas, and maybe the one man who could have kept the Union together in 1860?
2024-10-1604 min
Vedic WorldviewWhat is the Impact of Witnessing an Eclipse?Many people go to great lengths to view eclipses, sometimes traveling thousands of miles to witness the shadow of the Moon passing across the Sun or the shadow of the Earth crossing the Moon.In Jyotish, or Vedic Astrology, however, such events can be seen as inauspicious, and the recommendation might be that we take shelter from them rather than expose ourselves to them.But such things are not so cut and dry. In this episode, Thom proposes that the impact of an eclipse depends, as does the impact...
2024-09-1621 min
ReadyCorps Daily BriefHow to maximize your AmCon Membership w/ special guest Ohio State Coordinator, Sam (@smith29)Ep #39: From buying the right gear for the job to utilizing the feed to connect with other like-minded members to utilizing the in-person and online training AmCon provides, Sam (@smith29) knows the ins and outs of the AmCon world, and this week, he visits us. We will discuss the AmCon Adventure Challenge, the AmCon Information and Situational Awareness Team [AISAT], and how you can maximize everything AmCon offers its members. Joining a new group can be anxiety-ridden or smooth sailing, and a lot of that has to do with what you do when you first start and how you...
2024-09-0638 min
The Holmes Archive of Electronic MusicRecent Finds for the Electronic Music ArchiveEpisode 130
Recent Finds for the Electronic Music Archives
Playlist
Time
Track Time
Start
Introduction –Thom Holmes
04:18
00:00
Esplendor Geometrico, “Estación Katowice” and “Signos De Energía” from Kosmos Kino (1987 Discos Esplendor Geometrico). Percussion, Drum Machine, Vocals, Gabriel Riaza; Synthesizer, Drum Machine, Vocals, Noises, Arturo Lanz. Industrial music from Spain.
10:08
04:42
KG, “My Magic Guitar,””Harry Escaped!,” “Die Sauberen Flöten,” “À L'enterrement De Kraftwerk,” “Fish And Chips Sugar Free,” “The Shotgun Gallery Drum School,” “The End Of The World” from Baraka (1997 Antim...
2024-08-101h 15
What to Do with Your Old Explicit ContentReal Friends Don't Ghost You- Do They?In Thom and Jack's most poignant and longest episode yet, prepare for an emotional rollercoaster filled with laughs and authentic conversations between these two old friends. Thom opens up about being ghosted and shares a shocking story about a friend who abandoned his whole family. Jack admits he spends a lot of time alone, sparking a heartfelt discussion about solitude and companionship.At Jack's urging, Thom lightens the mood with a hilarious Sam Kinison impression, followed by a side-splitting exchange of Howard Cosell and Marvin the Martian impressions. Amid the laughter, the duo takes a moment t...
2024-05-2333 min
Chronic CovenEp. 1 Return of the Living DeadJoin hosts Leslie and Sam as they discuss “Return of the Living Dead” (1985). In this cult classic horror-comedy, a group of warehouse workers accidentally release a gas that reanimates the dead, turning them into brain-hungry zombies. Chaos ensues as they fight for survival against the relentless horde of the undead.Directed and screenplay by Dan O’Bannon (known for his writing work on “Aliens” and “Total Recall”)Starring Clu Gulager, James Karen, Don Calfa, Thom Matthews, Beverly Randolph, Miguel A. Núñez Jr., John Philbin, Jewel Shephard, Brian Peck, Linnea Quigley, Mark VenturiniStrain of the We...
2024-03-241h 05Chronic CovenEp. 1 Return of the Living DeadJoin hosts Leslie and Sam as they discuss “Return of the Living Dead” (1985). In this cult classic horror-comedy, a group of warehouse workers accidentally release a gas that reanimates the dead, turning them into brain-hungry zombies. Chaos ensues as they fight for survival against the relentless horde of the undead.Directed and screenplay by Dan O’Bannon (known for his writing work on “Aliens” and “Total Recall”)Starring Clu Gulager, James Karen, Don Calfa, Thom Matthews, Beverly Randolph, Miguel A. Núñez Jr., John Philbin, Jewel Shephard, Brian Peck, Linnea Quigley, Mark VenturiniStrain of the We...
2024-03-241h 05
The Top 5 PodcastTop 5 Video Game SoundtracksThink back on some of the most iconic moments in movie history. Think about the exact moment when the Avengers assembled for the first time in New York City. Think about when Sam and Frodo were lying on the side of Mount Doom near the brink of death, so close to finishing their quest. The score has an unquantifiable impact on the scene; it elevates, depresses, excites, or frightens us. Musical scores and soundtracks when done really well transform a great story into a masterpiece. It’s also true with video games, which is something not a lot of pe...
2024-03-021h 05The Holmes Archive of Electronic MusicElectronic Music of DuneEpisode 106
Electronic Music of Dune
Playlist
Toto, “Main Title,” “Robot Fight,” and “Dune (Desert Theme)” from Main Title / Robot Fight / Dune (Desert Theme) (1984 Polydor). A single produced from the soundtrack of the David Lynch film version of Dune (1984). Toto, with its big synthesizers, created most of the soundtrack, although Brian Eno, Roger Eno and Daniel Lanois had one track (included later in this podcast). Bass, David Hungate; Drums, Percussion, Jeff Porcaro; Guitar, Steve Lukather; Keyboards, David Paich, Steve Porcaro. 6:36
David Matthews, “Part I: Arrakis,” “Part II: Sandworms,” “Part III: Song Of The Bene Gesserit,” “Part IV: Muad'Dib” from Du...
2023-09-231h 59
Beyond Survival: The New Teacher PodcastHow can new teachers thrive as part of a team?This month's education book of the month is Sam Chrome's brilliant 'The Power Of Teams'. The Power of Teams explores evidence from across sectors, including education, to find out what high-performing teams share, and how we can adapt the most effective teamwork strategies to the unique environment of a school. Sam Chrome, who is also a director of education, coach and deputy headteacher, answers the central question: How can new teachers thrive as part of a team? In answering that central question, Sam also answers: 1. What motivated you to write about team...
2023-09-2246 minBeyond Survival: The New Teacher PodcastHow should newer teachers manage behaviour at the start of the year?The guest on this week's episode of 'Beyond Survival: the new teacher podcast' is Sam Strickland. Sam is a headteacher, behavioural specialist and author of a range of brilliant books on education. His latest book is the excellent 'They Don't Behave for Me: Fifty classroom scenarios to support teachers'. You can follow Sam on Twitter @strickomaster.In this interview, Sam answers the central question: How should newer teachers manage behaviour at the start of the year?In answering this central question, we also explore the following:1. What are some mistakes new tea...
2023-08-3044 minBeyond Survival: The New Teacher PodcastTakeaways from Sam Strickland's book ‘They Don’t Behave for Me’This episode is the first of the new monthly education book of the month series. Each month I pick one education book that I feel listeners would really benefit from, and give some takeaways for listeners to implement. In this fifteen minute talk, I give some key takeaways from Sam Strickland's excellent ‘They Don’t Behave for Me’ 50 classroom behaviour scenarios to support secondary phase teachers.' I explore three of the scenarios that Sam writes about in the book, summarising some of Sam's ideas about what you can do to improve the situation: 1. Ho...
2023-08-2716 min
Thom's Daily AudioIs Sam Alito Barbieland’s Nightmare?This Daily Read is just for our subscribers (along with the special Saturday Report, the Sunday Book Excerpt, the ability to comment on posts, reply in email directly to Thom, and the monthly Ask Thom Anything zoom meeting). For the publicly-available 7-day-a-week 1-hour podcast of my radio show, check your favorite podcast application for “Hartmann Report” or click here: This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hartmannreport.com/subscribe
2023-07-3110 min
Loving Liberty Radio Network06-23-2023 Liberty RoundTable with Sam BushmanHour 1
* Guest: Dr. Scott Bradley, Founder and Chairman of the Constitution
Commemoration Foundation and the author of the book and DVD/CD lecture
series “To Preserve the Nation.” In the Tradition of the Founding
Fathers – FreedomsRisingSun.com
* Guest: Thom Rigsby, Executive Director of American Contingency, Our
mission is to inform, equip, train, and connect Americans to be
self-reliant, resilient, and prepared for any contingency –
AmericanContingency.com
* Tom brings 14 years of military service and over 30 years of business experience to the company.
* During his career Thom has hosted a weekly radio show focused...
2023-07-261h 49
Stage Door, a theatre podcast hosted by two average guys. Hosted by: Kyle Omlor, Thom Ovacek, Ron MaFort Findlay Playhouse: OK peeps, if you haven't taken the time to go see a show at FFP, it's time you corrected that situation. Sam and Aeryn visit with us, to tell us everything about Fort Findlay PFort Findlay Playhouse: OK peeps, if you haven't taken the time to go see a show at FFP, it's time you corrected that situation. Sam and Aeryn visit with us, to tell us everything about Fort Findlay Playhouse
Located a short walk from downtown Findlay, on the corner of Sandusky and S. West Streets, the Fort Findlay Playhouse is a non-profit organization that has been showcasing local talent and providing the area with high quality entertainment for more than 60 years.
Fort Findlay Playhouse operates with a core of highly...
2023-07-1440 min
Stage Door, a theatre podcast hosted by two average guys. Hosted by: Kyle Omlor, Thom Ovacek, Ron MaBe More Chill: It's a pretty cool, pretty fun, pretty chill show, that's making its premier in our area, with Stone Productions. Sam, Kirsten, and Jaymes, introduce us to Jeremy, an average teenager,Be More Chill: It's a pretty cool, pretty fun, pretty chill show, that's making its premier in our area, with Stone Productions. Sam, Kirsten, and Jaymes, introduce us to Jeremy, an average teenager, that discovers "The Squip," a tiny supercomputer that promises to bring him everything he desires most
2023-07-0732 min
TOWNSOUNDSTogether in Any Weather: Community music in and around KirkleesAn episode about community music, looking at charitable organisations and community interest companies with some focus on music. It will also delve into the world of open mics in Kirklees. Community music isn’t a style or genre of music so there aren’t necessarily any audible cues. Rather, community music refers to some kind of value system or intention or purpose regarding music. As the name suggests, these values are related to the power that music has to affect the communities that gather around it. Community music is often about education and the improvement of mental well...
2023-06-1234 min
The Fisch BowlThe Fisch Bowl Talks: With Iconic Horror Actor Thom Matthews Live From Pittsburgh's Horror Realm Con 2023Attention all you Fisch's in the sea!!!! Are you a fan of the Friday The 13th franchise or Return Of The Living Dead? If the answer's yes, then you're going to want to swim down to the deepest depths of the sea, and check out The Fisch Bowl's exclusive podcast interview with horror icon Thom Matthews live from from Pittsburgh's Horror realm Con 2023.Send us Fin-mail!Support the show
2023-05-1110 minBeyond Survival: The New Teacher PodcastTeacher Talks: How to manage challenging classroom behaviour online trainingThis episode is this week's 'Teacher Talk': a fifteen minute talk that explores an important aspect of classroom practice, with practical strategies for implementing it in your classroom.Today I am using this episode to talk about an online behaviour management training fundraising event I am running. This month a group of staff and students from Edinburgh Napier University are running various distances at the Edinburgh Marathon to raise money for Health in Mind. The online training is on Thursday 18th of May, which Sam Strickland, from 4 o'clock until 5 o'clock. It will explore how we can use...
2023-05-0108 minThe Movie Loft PodcastUsed Cars 1980Send us Fan MailGet in! I'll explain on the way. Used Cars was one in an endless loop of early '80s movies watching over us as we plopped ourselves down in front of the cathode-ray tube babysitter. And we flew in an expert for this episode. Jesus Mike is your man if you're in the market for a new beater. He's one suave....shut your mouth! This movie was a right of passage on The Movie Channel in 1981. TMC was our first VCR. Play it again Sam!
2023-03-301h 23
TOWNSOUNDSSing of Ling and Roses: Kirklees Choirs through the agesIn this episode, host Sam Hodgson dives head first into the world of Kirklees choral music. Acknowledging early on that there are so many choirs and singing groups in Kirklees that he has set himself an impossible task, he seeks the guidance of some experts in the subject. In listening to this podcast episode you will learn about all kinds of singing happening in Kirklees. Discover the sounds and histories of typical choirs dating back over 100 years, and recent groups singing gospel, and Ukrainian folk. Singing connects in some way to most of us, and in this...
2023-02-1330 minBeyond Survival: The New Teacher PodcastWhat can new teachers do when behaviour starts to slip in their lessons?The guest on this week's episode of 'Beyond Survival: the new teacher podcast' is Sam Strickland. Sam is a headteacher, behavioural specialist and author of three brilliant books on education. His latest book is 'The Behaviour Manual'. You can follow Sam on Twitter @strickomaster. In this interview, Sam answers the central question: What can new teachers do when behaviour starts to slip in their lessons?In answering this central question, we also explore the following:What general actions or routines might a new teacher introduce to manage behaviour standards? Scenario 1: the class as...
2022-11-0949 min
Flipboard EDU PodcastEpisode 63: Sam Kary and Thom Gibson with New EdTech ClassroomI love talking with educators who are passionate about what they do for teachers and students. When I first saw a video from Sam Kary and Thom Gibson’s New EdTech Classroom, I was immediately hooked on how well they worked for educators, I started to follow them and collect their Instagram videos and TikToks, which share really cool websites for teachers and students. The New EdTech Classroom is my go-to resource for anything Google Education-related. Not only are Sam and Thom constantly updating their site, posting great resources and screencasts, they also have incredible videos that I collect in...
2021-12-2230 minFlipboard EDU PodcastEpisode 63: Sam Kary and Thom Gibson with New EdTech ClassroomI love talking with educators who are passionate about what they do for teachers and students. When I first saw a video from Sam Kary and Thom Gibson’s New EdTech Classroom, I was immediately hooked on how well they worked for educators, I started to follow them and collect their Instagram videos and TikToks, which share really cool websites for teachers and students. The New EdTech Classroom is my go-to resource for anything Google Education-related. Not only are Sam and Thom constantly updating their site, posting great resources and screencasts, they also have incredible videos that I collect in...
2021-12-2230 minFlipboard EDU PodcastEpisode 63: Sam Kary and Thom Gibson with New EdTech ClassroomI love talking with educators who are passionate about what they do for teachers and students. When I first saw a video from Sam Kary and Thom Gibson’s New EdTech Classroom, I was immediately hooked on how well they worked for educators, I started to follow them and collect their Instagram videos and TikToks, which share really cool websites for teachers and students. The New EdTech Classroom is my go-to resource for anything Google Education-related. Not only are Sam and Thom constantly updating their site, posting great resources and screencasts, they also have incredible videos that I collect in...
2021-12-2230 min
Stage Door, a theatre podcast hosted by two average guys. Hosted by: Kyle Omlor, Thom Ovacek, Ron MaTheatre History: We sat down with Sam on Tuesday to talk about the History of Waterville Playshop, and everything he loved about his years with the companyThe Waterville Playshop : a history 1952-2018 / by Sam Macera
We sat down with Sam on Tuesday to talk about the History of Waterville Playshop, and everything he loved about his years with the company
2021-12-1034 min
The EdUp Learning and Development Podcast31: A Promising Vision to Help Educators Implement EdTech in the Classroom with Sam Kary, CEO and Founder, & Thom Gibson, Creative Director - The New EdTech ClassroomOn the 31st episode of EdUp EdTech, I got to chat with Sam Kary, CEO, and Founder and Thom Gibson, Creative Director of the New EdTech Classroom. Sam and Thom are both former educators who want to help current educators dive into the wonderful world of edtech armed with the confidence and resources to make any classroom engaging and dynamic. During this episode, we chat about all things EdTech including all the wonderful resources Sam and Thom have created and curated for educators looking to use EdTech in their classrooms. These two are two of the coolest and most...
2021-09-3039 min
Avec son SamAvec son Sam #83 Jean-Thomas JobinTu t'apprêtes à écouter une belle et grande jasette remplie de vrai, de sensibilité et d'amour. Ce maître de l'humour absurde te jase de son enfance à Québec, ses parents, ses précieux amis, sa peur de vieillir et j'en passe. Jean-Thom est d'abord et avant tout un coeur sur deux pattes. Bonne écoute !
2021-09-192h 01
Sales Tech PodcastGathering the Intel and Relationship Management: Tips on Becoming a Sales Rock Star with Sam RichterGathering the Intel and Relationship Management: Tips on Becoming a Sales Rock Star with Sam Richter Welcome to Sales Tech Podcast, the show that talks about sales technology, what’s working, what’s not, and where the industry is going. In this episode, Thom sits down with his close friend, speaker, best-selling author, and tech entrepreneur, Sam Richter. Sam is a tech and research junkie who utilizes his skills to help sales professionals leverage technology to improve sales. Today, Thom and Sam talk about the importance of relationship-building, the role that data plays in t...
2021-07-1230 min
Jaco Thom se podcast1 Sam 13 Van haastigheid kom lastigheidWat was Saul se groot probleem? Ongehoorsaamheid is darem ’n te algemene woord. Ek dink ons moet ander woorde byvoeg, soos eiesinnigheid en koppigheid en ongeduld en ongeloof. Dit was alles deel van Saul se probleem. Hy het sy eie kop gevolg en wou nie wag op die Here se leiding nie. Hy wou God dwing om op te tree op ’n tyd en soos hý dit wou hê, en toe dit nie gebeur nie, neem hy die reg in eie hande ...
2021-06-3036 min
The Celluloid AshramDirector Sam KristofskiThe brilliant visionary director Sam Kristofski (https://www.kristofski.com/) chats with me about everything celluloid and why it's the medium he prefers to bring his unique aesthetic to screen. Stick around to the end of this epic conversation to get some incredible advice and insight on filmmaking that will inspire you to just pick up your film camera and roll!
2021-06-252h 21Avec son SamAvec son Sam #67 Thomas LevacÉtonnant et attachant. Le beau Thom a vécu un hold-up, s’est déjà mis nu pour la coupe Stanley, a déjà voulu faire de l’héroïne, il est lourd dans un gym et n’a pas peur de se mettre un doigt dans l’anus. Bref, je l’échangerais pour rien au monde ce Thomas ! Bonne écoute !
2021-06-061h 19Jaco Thom se podcast2 Sam 11 Segs vir sondaars!Wat Dawid en Batseba in hierdie hoofstuk aanvang, is onverstaanbaar. Maar dis die aard van sonde, nie waar nie: dat jy wéét dis verkeerd, jy wéét jy gaan jouself blootstel vir probleme, en tog doen jy dit! Dis die misterie van die sonde, dat ons dink die (kortstondige) plesier wat ons daaruit kry, weeg swaarder as die probleme wat dit veroorsaak.
2021-05-091h 01
The Pizza Box TalksEpisode 29:Level of ThicknessIn this one the boys discuss Paul Pierce, KD vs. Michael Rappaport, Sam Darnold's trade and much more
2021-04-091h 00
The Science Revolution with Thom HartmannThe Psychology of Mob Mentality & Violence Coming up on The Science Revolution today - Dr. Justin A. Frank is here on the psychology of mob mentality & violence; what propels a mob? Dr. Sam Metz, a member of Mad as Hell Doctors, drops by, on the need for federal legislation to allow individual states to create true state-wide universal healthcare plans, especially single payer plans. Stay tuned.
2021-01-2524 min
Sam Rhodes Presents: Segmentertainment!Season 5 episode 4: Thom Tuck, Sleep Demons and an inventive Scottish TrampThis week, Sam is joined by Fop and extravagant Gentleman Thom Tuck, @turlygod, and we speak to a Tramp with some of the most innovative ideas in the modern world, and a Sleep demon who just wants to see demons better represented in films. Find Sam at facebook.com/SamRhodesCE patronise him at patreon.com/SamRhodesCE
2020-11-141h 05The Science Revolution with Thom HartmannFind Out Why We Are At Risk For Another PandemicOn the Science Revolution Dr. Justin A. Frank MD drops by on the current assessment of Trump's mental state. Meteorologist Dr. Jeff Masters will inform us on 2020's record-breaking hurricane season and how a hurricane can go from 40 mph to 110 mph in just 24 hours. Tanya Sanerib from the Center for Biological Diversity is reporting on how massive wildlife imports are upping our future pandemic risk. Dr. Sam Metz is here on Medicare For All. He confirms that single payer provides better care for less money.
2020-10-1232 min
Vaulting the Walt: A Direct-to-Sequel PodcastReturn to Never LandAlright folks, we got a few elephants in the room to address. 1. This is a great episode. Chris is a fantastic guest and the vibes are all-around good with this one. We talk Sam's crazy Captain Hook theory, how much Smee rocks, Thom Yorke (?), Mermaids, the list goes on. 2. Yeah. It's been a while. I, Sam, apologize for this. I was having a busy past few weeks and let this slip by. Due to some technical issues I also wasn't able to edit this to my full ability either at that time. I am deeply sorry for this. I...
2020-09-162h 12
The Happiness Quotient#52 (S2 Epi 21) - The Flying Canoe, Rainbow Flag & BLM Demonstration 300 Feet Over Cathedral Ledge, New Hampshire EpisodeCanoeing the heights: rock climbers in the Mount Washington Valley of New Hampshire in the USA performed a high profile, high wire, eye catching demonstration in New Hampshire's White Mountains at Cathedral Ledge on September 5, 2020. Sightseers and curious tourists hiked up the Cathedral Ledge road to see the Rainbow flag representing the LGBQT movement and a huge Black Lives Matter flag flying from the canoe, replete with two paddlers secured safely inside. The display could be spotted from a mile away and was the collaboration of a couple dozen area and regional rock climbers who endeavored to s...
2020-09-0632 min
Word on the StraightsBaseball w/ Max HerzOur podcast has always been fag first! Word on the Straights is OF the faggots, BY the faggots, and FOR the faggots.
Sports commentator and dear friend Max Herz joins to discuss BASEBALL. The sport was popularized late last week when sports commentator Thom Brennaman called something "The Fag Capital of the World." This week we ask, "What city is he talking about?" and "If baseball is boring why do you like it so much?" All this and more before a game of Iconic/Not Iconic.
Word on the Str8s: Instagram, Twitter
Sa...
2020-08-2859 min
No Excuses PodcastInterview with Professional Broadcaster Thom BrennamanSam Datin interviews Thom Brennaman, a prominent voice in sports broadcast. Thom is the voice for the Cincinnati Reds, as well as calling games every Sunday for the NFL on FOX. Thom shares his advice for young broadcasters, making connections to his very illustrious career.
2020-08-1443 min
Stories from the ClassroomHow to Boost Engagement During Remote Learning (Without Using Zoom)I reached out to a handful of people on Twitter who had done distance learning for at least a couple of weeks already. Student engagement is one of the biggest challenges in distance learning. While I originally just asked for their best tip, I love that thoughts and guidance on how to increase student engagement was a part of each of their answers.In the episode, my guests are:Andrew Chiu | Hong KongMiddle-School Digital Design Teacher*just finished his 10th week of distance learning*CJ Reynolds | New JerseyHigh-School Li...
2020-04-1744 min
The Base Line With Thom SheaComplexity of Blockchain with Sam RusaniSam Rusani is the Chief Revenue Officer at ShipChain, a blockchain based solution provider for the transport and logistics industry. After a successful $30 million raise in a week, they are now building a platform that will disrupt the multi trillion-dollar industry. As a serial entrepreneur, blockchain advocate/investor, and talent manager, Sam has worked with some of the biggest brands in the world, such as Sony, Fender, Virgin, Universal Music, Ogilvy, Heineken, VISA and Mercedes.
2020-03-0249 min
Mobile Suit Breakdown: the Gundam PodcastSigned in BloodShow Notes
This week, we recap, review, and analyze Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam (機動戦士Ζガンダム) episode 21 - A Sign of Zeta (ゼータの鼓動), discuss our first impressions, and provide commentary and research on the possible inspiration for the Gabthlay and it's gun - the fedayeen, blood oaths in Japanese history, and Saint Miki.
-
- Fedayeen on Wikipedia.
- Painting of an Afghan warrior carrying a jezail ("juzzail" in the caption).
- Article about the jezail, with more photos.
- A Gadfly mech from Crusher Joe.
- Wikipedia article for Horse-fly.
- Inst...
2019-10-261h 15The Fisch BowlThe Fisch Bowl Talks: With Actor Thom MathewsThe Fisch Bowl talks with Thom Mathews, who you may know as Tommy Jarvis, from Friday The 13th Part 6: Jason Lives, and from Return Of The Living Dead Part 1 & 2, among having an extensive career in film.Send us Fin-mail!Support the show
2019-02-2030 min
Perfectly ToastedPerfectly Toasted - Ep. 76 - Little Walter Rides Again Playlist
Little Walter Rides Again by Medeski, Scofield, Martin & Wood on Indirecto Records (Indirecto Records)
Come Mid July by Cola Boyy on Record Makers (Record Makers)
Echo Park by Reptaliens on Captured Tracks (Captured Tracks)
Next To You by Sam Evian, Kazu Makino on Saddle Creek (Saddle Creek)
Little Know Someone by Richard In Your Mind on Rice is Nice Records (Rice is Nice Records)
A Moment by Jerry Paper on Stones Throw (Stones Throw)
Nazo Nazo by Kikagaku Moyo on Guruguru Brain (Guruguru Brain)
Daily Gazette by PAINT on Mexican Summer (Mexican Summer)
Street Fighter Mas...
2018-10-2900 min
The Bonus Material Podcast - Thom CarnellOn this episode of The Bonus Material Podcast, Thom Carnell & Langley J West talk with director, sculptor, illustrator, and designer, Sam Koji Hale. Sam is well-known in the world of puppetry and he's here to tell us all about his beautiful upcoming film, YAMASONG: MARCH OF THE HOLLOWS.
On this episode of The Bonus Material Podcast, Thom Carnell & Langley J West talk with director, sculptor, illustrator, and designer, Sam Koji Hale. Sam is well-known in the world of puppetry and he's here to tell us all about his career and his beautiful upcoming film, YAMASONG: MARCH OF THE HOLLOWS. After the break, Thom & Langley return to discuss news, review some trailers, and make a few recommendations.Featured song:Barry Gray "Theme to UFO"
2018-08-271h 49Perfectly ToastedPerfectly Toasted - Ep. 68 - Grey Area Playlist
Grey Area by Jerry Paper, Weyes Blood on Stones Throw (Stones Throw)
Scrimmage by Huck, Sophie Meiers on Huck (Huck)
This Place by Retiree on Rhythm Section International (Rhythm Section International)
Summer Running by Sam Evian on Saddle Creek (Saddle Creek)
Hold On by Cuthead on Uncanny Valley (Uncanny Valley)
Discogedanken by Klaus Johann Grobe on Trouble in Mind (Trouble in Mind)
Wanna Be Your Man by Prophet on Stones Throw (Stones Throw)
Le Paradis Du Cuir by Mcbaise on Dirty Melody (Dirty Melody)
I Hate Summer by SWANES on SWANES (SWANES)
u say u do...
2018-08-2000 min
Making Waves at C-Level: Business Tips for Executives, Leaders, and EntrepreneursSam Elick is the Founder & Consciousness Exploration Officer at Brain Juice.Sam is passionate about being on the cutting edge of human potential. He is a “natural” biohacker, always researching and experimenting with the latest knowledge relating to natural foods, supplements, fitness, and overall wellbeing. He finds excitement in continuously learning, experimenting, and sharing his findings with others through products and information. Sam holds a BS from the University of Texas, and an MBA from the Acton School of Business–an intensive entrepreneurship program taught by highly successful entrepeneurs. He currently serves as CEO of BrianJuice, and is a cofounder and board member of two other health and wellness startups in Austin...
2018-08-1445 min
Making Waves at C-Level: Business Tips for Executives, Leaders, and EntrepreneursCommunity Impact with John GarrettJohn Garrett launched the first edition of Community Impact Newspaper in 2005 with three full-time employees covering the Round Rock and Pflugerville edition in Central Texas. By September 2018, Community Impact Newspaper will have more than 200 employees and 26 hyperlocal editions of the newspaper across Texas and Arizona delivered monthly to more than 2 million homes and businesses. John has received many awards for his work, including the Lifetime Achievement Award from the nonprofit RecognizeGood in 2017 for ethics in business and community, the 2016 Media Award from the Texas School Public Relations Association, and the Best Small Business CEO award from the Austin Business Journ...
2018-07-3139 min
Making Waves at C-Level: Business Tips for Executives, Leaders, and EntrepreneursMr Preneur (Sam Anderson) shares his story as an entrepreneurSamuel Anderson is a guy on the move. He has several businesses including the popular "Mr Preneur TV" where he and two friends chronicle their lives as entrepreneurs.He is determined to make a difference in the lives of half a million people by being an example. Originally from Lynchburg, Va, he set out on a different path. While studying Business at Longwood University, he decided it was best to withdraw and embark on a new journey. A lifetime of building another's business was not in the cards. In this episode Sam shares the ups...
2016-01-1931 min
No Other Doctrine106 Looking At The Nature of God: The Essence of GodOn today’s episode, Pastor Scott begins a look at the nature of God with systematic theology and what is revealed to us through His word. First up, the essence of God.
He fields’ questions from listeners that deal with: The resurrection and the second coming of Christ (Revelation 20) and then Pastor Scott further examines the truth about hell and the Great White Throne Judgment; Clarifying God’s immutability and what the Bible means when it says that He repented (Genesis); And, the uncrossable chasm after death and spiritists (1 Sam. 28 & Luke 16). www.NoOtherDoctrine.org
2015-11-0359 min
PapercutsEpisode 39<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/c5/63/4b/papercuts/1400x1400_3673382.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />First broadcast 24 November 2010
In this week's Papercuts, Sarah Palin reveals an unlikely ally, Thom reveals the secret of attractiveness, and someone from Hollyoaks reveals too much. Meanwhile in Europe, France opens a new front in the war on dogturds, Silvio Berlusconi gets a new feature for his office, and Spanish women have a bit too much fun at the polling station. Plus, we ask whether Sam has what it takes to spin a basketball on his...
2010-11-2546 minPapercutsEpisode 38<p>The one where Sam gets punched in the face by the studio, Thom confesses to twitter truths and lies. A great criminal douchebag of the week. The wonder that is - the miniature guide horse. Octopus news, Dick van Dyke rescued by porpoises. Man eats Beard . Big society space travel.Health and safety updates, all this and much much more</p>
<p>Follow us on twitter</p>
<p>@thomhoffman</p>
<p>@samwong1</p>
<p>@papercutsradio</p>
2010-11-2437 minPapercutsEpisode 37<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/c5/63/4b/papercuts/1400x1400_3554813.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's Papercuts, we salute Paul the Octopus, everyone's favourite mystic mollusc. We find out Nick Clegg's dirty secret, Cherie Blair's dangerous hobby, and Bill Clinton's worrying memory lapse. Thom reveals the inspiration behind George Osborne's Big Society ideas, and Sam gives out tips on singing Happy Birthday. Shoe News returns, snooker gets a makeover, and siestas make a comeback. Finally, we announce a revolutionary new plan for world peace. All in another day's work...
2010-10-2845 minPapercutsEpisode 36<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/c5/63/4b/papercuts/1400x1400_3529243.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />First Broadcast 20th October 2010
Here comes another Papercut - This week we have:
Cuts vs cats for story of the week. Duck nutritional Zoology, haircut philosophy, polar cows, skullduggery, thieves with consciences. Thom Hoffman rival Thom Hoffman. Running conundrums, coffee politics. New sometime feature: Milk philosophy with Rafa Benitez. Sam explains how to get more from your customers, and we have advice on how to leave work early.
There's more where that came from: follow us...
2010-10-2144 minPapercutsEpisode 33First Broadcast 15th December 2009
This week we have obese air passengers, a debate on manliness, a classic Papercuts haircut anecdote. There's a Politicians guide to getting ladies, and a welcome return of shoe news. Forget metric vs imperial measurements, the mirror goes for the greatest measurement upgrade ever. Details of affirmative action to promote tolerance of homosexuality. Internet searches of the year, the difficulties of writing about sex and a clue to why Thom is weird.
All this and much much more
Join the Facebook group <a href="http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=286100646&ref=profile...
2009-12-1548 min