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The Focus LBK PodcastThe Focus LBK Show S2E71: Stephen Canup of Freedom in Jesus Prison Ministries Talks Falling Prey to the Emptiness Inside, Redemption, and DiscipleshipBack in the 1980’s, Stephen Canup had it all. He was wealthy, climbing the career ladder at a big-money accounting firm in New York. He had perfect credit, no debt, a pretty wife and a new baby at home.We all know “Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall”. Stephen learned this the hard way. In this episode, we explore his fall from riches to rags, and then into a prison cell.Today, with God’s grace and help, Stephen is the President of Freedom in Jesus Prison Ministries (FIJM), a...2025-01-221h 11
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: "Beetlejuice"..."Beetlejuice Beetlejuice"!October is upon us! With scary movie season under way we continue our "Communicating Fears in Film" spotlight theme. Host Garret Castleberry is joined by Kyle Hammonds to analyze the spooky movie hall-of-fame fan-favorite, 1988's Beetlejuice, and its juggernaut legacy sequel in 2024's Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Each movie is directed by Tim Burton and features standout comedic performances by Michael Keaton. The hosts further the relatively new "Filmic Echoes" methodology, and make the case for why the director's return to original content retrieves an authenticity to Burton's craftsmanship that may have disappeared in recent years. Hosts: ...2024-10-311h 24
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film, The Return!: "They Live" and "Invasion of the Body Snatchers"October is upon us! With scary movie season under way we're returning to our "Communicating Fears in Film" theme all month long. To kick off our specialty programming this spooky season, host Garret Castleberry is joined by Scott McMurry to dissect a pair of science fiction horror films that strike at fears relating to identity and duplicity. In the spirit of last year's "The Thing from Another World/The Thing" double-feature, Special Topics revels in dualisms featuring the work of director John Carpenter. Garret and Scott first introduce Carpenter's cult film They Live (1988) before winding back the "Invasion movie" c...2023-10-031h 25
The Wealth FlowEp18: Transforming Setbacks into Spectacular Real Estate Success - Mike MorawskiKnowledge is indeed power, and educating yourself can be a game-changer. So, today we'll delve into a truly inspiring and remarkable real estate investing comeback story with Mike Morawski. Join us as we witness the extraordinary power of sheer determination and unwavering passion for real estate, turning adversity into triumph. Key Takeaways To Listen For The upside of using strategic thinking and choosing suitable property markets Struggles of real estate investors facing an economic downturn and how they overcame it Innovative strategies for assessing markets before underwriting deals How to increase rents and its ben...2023-08-0340 min
Student Ministry MattersEpisode 161 - Devoted to God’s Word with Stephen CastleberryListen in as Dan Carson talks with Stephen Castleberry about his topic for SOAR 2023 "Devoted to God's Word" and how we can help our students look to God's Word on a more consistent basis. SOAR 2023 is scheduled for July 3-5.
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Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Roundtable FinaleIn this Season Seven Finale, Garret Castleberry hosts a leadership quorum comprised of students completing the Special Topics in Media Studies course emphasizing "Communicating Fears in Film". To facilitate a roundtable discussion on season seven, contributors were provided a set of course-related prompts to prepare for a hybridized media production/oral final. While every response or answer holds value, our LIVE roundtable special does represent an abridged attempt to spotlight high points closely linked to their course experiences. Ultimately, we consider the episode a "director's cut" finale that provides formal closure--while also leaving the door open to future opportunities--to t...2023-03-161h 11
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Post-Season Reflexive SpecialFollowing this Season Seven focus on Communicating Fears in Film, cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry pause to reflect on the season, examine course themes, and assess past and future potentialities for Special Topics in Media. In an homage to academic form, the dialogic duo engage in a bit of scholarly form that includes reviewing season seven's themes (00:54), the methods used to engage media analytically (7:42), a classical practice of peer review (23:21), an examination of formal arrangements aptly titled revise and resubmit (29:50), and finally Garret and Scott consider scholarly gaps (36:38) that recalls content left on the curriculum design cutting room fl...2023-03-0944 min
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Eastern Othering, Part 3 - Gremlins (1984)It is the end of the road for the Eastern Othering focus, as well as the course-centered discussion series in this Communicating Fears in Film season of Special Topics in Media. Coinciding with the cult cinema 80s emphasis on Eastern Othering, cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry investigate the ways in which director Joe Dante's 1984 feature film Gremlins mixes and mingles between comedy and horror, benefits from the Spielbergian rub, and anticipates future anti-Christmas movies while unmistakably celebrating the season just as it critiques the monstrous side of consumer capitalism. As with their Red Dawn coverage, the dialogic duo...2023-03-022h 00
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Eastern Othering, Part 2 - Big Trouble in Little China (1986)Continuing the Eastern Othering unit for this Communicating Fears in Film season of Special Topics in Media (5:18), cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry examine a second consecutive cult film from the 1980s, John Carpenter's Big Trouble in Little China. While Carpenter's feature was distributed by 20th Century Fox in 1986, the project lingered in development for years. These tales of storytelling influence provide a rich preproduction backstory (11:16), while also setting up a second conversation this season concerning Carpenter's horror oeuvre (see S7, E10 focus on astrophobia and adaptation in The Thing). The dialogic duo express favor for Big Trouble while a...2023-02-231h 13
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Eastern Othering, Part 1 - Red Dawn (1984)In this episode, Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry initiate what could be considered the least identifiable "horror" entry to date in this "Communicating Fears in Film seventh season of Special Topics in Media. The dialogic duo venture into a fifth theme, "Eastern Othering", and inaugurate this topic with an unconventional selection, director John Milius's alternate history domestic war feature, Red Dawn (1984). In a fun twist, the cohosts diverge in their preference for the feature (11:02), with Garret defending the film's allegorical potency and relatable small-town Rocky Mountain setting just as Scott takes umbrage with Red Dawn's incoherence narrative trajectory and unr...2023-02-162h 00
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Nightmarish Nature Special - The Mist (2007)This week Special Topics in Media expands discussion of Nightmarish Nature by welcoming special guest new voice to the program, Hannah Herron. An author and and avid reader of horror, thrillers, and sci-fi, Hannah joins Garret to discuss director three-time Academy Award nominee Frank Darabont's 2007 adaptation of the Stephen King novella, "The Mist". Garret and Hannah discuss Darabont's screenwriting career behind numerous horror projects, including sequels (A Nightmare on Elm Street 3, 1987; The Fly II, 2989), remakes (The Blob, 1988), adaptation (Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, 1994), as well as his elevation to auteur director helming a trio of Stephen King projects. Hannah stresses Darabont's...2023-02-0749 min
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Nightmarish Nature, Part 3 - Contagion (2011)Rounding out our formal trilogy of "Nightmarish Nature" films in this Communicating Fears in Film season of Special Topics in Media, cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry collaborate on on a unique outlier to the (mostly) horror focus with a biological thriller from director Steven Soderbergh in 2011, Contagion. Shot in Soderbergh's frequent handheld, close up-heavy fashion, Contagion anticipates with deadly realism the effects of a deadly global pandemic that functions as an eerily prescient harbinger to the real-world novel coronavirus that laid siege to much of the developed world in 2020. The dialogic duo initiate investigation recognizing alternative bio-terror films i...2023-01-261h 55
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Nightmarish Nature, Part 2 - Tremors (1990)Special Topics in Media continues its trek into "Nightmarish Nature" in our Communicating Fears in Film season with a exploration of director Ron Underwood's cult classic Tremors (1990). Cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry unpack origins both filmic and ephemeral as this southwestern creature feature horror-comedy from Universal Studios occupies a unique space in cinema history. The dialogic duo delve deep into the collaborative industry practices that help make Tremors a film that is on one hand disposable while on the other hand unforgettable. From the script's construction (21:53) to its lineage in the buddy-action era (25:25), the hosts situate a cultural c...2023-01-191h 19
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Nightmarish Nature, Part 1 - The Birds (1963)Special Topics in Media is back! After an unscheduled hiatus in programming to usher in the New Year (while preparing for the new spring semester!), cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry RETURN with a transitional film conversation that bridges our previous focus on "Astrophobia" with a new emphasis this month, "Nightmarish Nature". Continuing season seven's sprawling topic "Communicating Fears in Film", the dialogic duo take aim with an eerily troubling thriller from "the master of suspense" Alfred Hitchcock, 1963's The Birds. The team comes firing out of the gates with an examination of Hitchcock's brazen shifts between filmmaking and e...2023-01-111h 54
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Astrophobia, Part 3 - Signs (2002)In part 3 of the "Astrophobia" discussion series to the Communicating Fears in Film season of Special Topics, cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry jump ahead fifty years from recent coverage of 50s sci-fi chillers to discuss and dissect M. Night Shyamalan's blockbuster homage to Hitchcock, Signs (2002). The dialogic duo struggle with words (more Garret than Scott), either by intention or by design, while putting together a respectful defense of Shyamalan's auteur contributions to film history (7:20). With a cultural contextualization of for the director and film in place, the hosts place this film within an astrophobia narrative framework (23:49). Scott shifts f...2022-12-292h 11
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Astrophobia, Part 2 - It Came from Outer Space (1953)Still reeling from last week's calamitous "Thing-off!" double-feature, the dialogic duo dare to stare into the abyss once more in their continuation of the "Astrophobia" unit for this "Communicating Fears in Film" season of Special Topics. Crossing the mid-point of season 7, cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry examine another key fixture of 1950s science fiction cinema, director Jack Arnold's It Came from Outer Space (1953). Their examination includes a close reading of the text (12:18) mixed with a sprinkling of this season's analytic focal points, including Hollywood's experimental 3D phase (19:43), the return of the theramin (20:21), and a conversation about dualistic tensions...2022-12-2248 min
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Astrophobia, Part 1 - The Thing from Another World (1951)Blasting off into the upper atmosphere of film discussion, cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry ignite their third unit focus for season seven of Special Topics in Media. This new unit carries over some trends from the previous unit, Cold War Creatures, but settles in on a focused fear of things from above, or as Stephen Prince calls it, "Astrophobia". The dialogic duo tackle concurrent themes relating to Astrophobia first with a primary focus on director Christian Nyby's (but also Howard Hawks') science fiction classic The Thing from Another World (1951), while also putting this film in conversation its remake, J...2022-12-131h 48
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Cold War Creatures, Part 3 - Them! (1954)Rounding out the third part of our unit emphasis on "Cold War Creatures", cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry rev up their affection for Atomic Age allegories with director Gordon Douglas's 1954 classic, Them! The film experienced waves of praise among critics and moviegoers, followed by decades of broad audience obscurity, and then resurgent cult reverence over time. The dialogic duo explore Them!'s use of distinct desert mise en scene and how it functions in opposition to seafaring creature features ranging from Ray Harryhausen's The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (Eurgene Lourie, 1953) to previous discussion of Ishiro Honda's Godzilla (1954) (5:25). The pair...2022-11-291h 13
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Cold War Creatures, Part 2 - Godzilla (1954)Traveling deeper into the second unit emphasis on "Cold War Creatures", cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry pivot away from Universal movie monsters to examine the alpha creature feature Asian import, Gojira! Setting a cinema standard for what would become the Kaiju sub-genre, Ishiro Honda's Godzilla (1954) functions as an allegorical post-war pandora's box in relation to its focus on nuclear testing in the Atomic Age. The dialogic duo tackle the allegorical and mythological functions of the original Japanese edit of the film (5:40) while exploring the depths of its ensemble performances. The hosts also examine how the film visualizes a...2022-11-221h 29
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Cold War Creatures, Part 1 - Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)Continuing the season seven theme Communicating Fears in Film, this episode marks the first "transitional film" slated to move conversation from the first unit focus on "Monstrous Metaphors" to the second unit emphasis on "Cold War Creatures". Cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry close out their focus on the era of Universal's classic movie monsters with a leap forward into 1950s science fiction-horror. Kicking off their month-long examination of sci-fi/horror, the dialogic duo blend classical conventions with primal monster inventions in a close reading of director Jack Arnold's Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954). First, they examine the cultural cli...2022-11-141h 32
Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Monstrous Metaphors, Part 3 - The Invisible Man (1933)In the third entry in our Communicating Fears in Film focus on "Monstrous Metaphors", cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry unveil the hidden mysteries detailed within director James Whale's horror film adaptation The Invisible Man (1933). The hosts peek into H. G. Wells' source material novel as well as subtle influences connected to Universal's growing catalog of suspense-thriller and classic monster movies (3:58). This leads to a conversation about cultural context that elevates The Invisible Man as a commentary on class difference in the early twentieth century, and the relationship between class and power in the literary tradition (17:00). Whale's feature sparks d...2022-10-271h 32Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Monstrous Metaphors, Part 2 - Frankenstein (1931)In this second entry in the Communicating Fears in Film focus on "Monstrous Metaphors", cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry reanimate the hidden horror history of director James Whale's horror film Frankenstein (1931). Adapted from Mary Shelly's 1818 novel Frankenstein; Or, the Modern Prometheus, Universal Studios solidified their "Classic Monster Movie" formula (2:10) with this second feature that released later in the same year audiences came out to screen Bela Lugosi portray Dracula. Along the way, Scott and Garret assess the ebb and flow of horror's cultural popularity in the early twentieth century (3:00), the role(s) involved in Frankenstein's adaptation (6:27), Universal's recurring...2022-10-201h 23Special Topics in MediaCommunicating Fears in Film: Monstrous Metaphors, Part 1 - Dracula (1931)In the Season 7 premiere, cohosts Garret Castleberry and Scott McMurry wade into the entertainment genre of the American Horror Film. Their dialogue begins with an "origin story" segment in which they share personal introductions to the genre (2:18) before setting the stage for a focused discussion of Universal's first Classic Movie Monster released in 1931, Dracula (7:10). Conversation includes examination of the cultural context in which the feature was produced and distributed, literary and stage play influences, and the genre conventions that Dracula helps establish (13:57). Along the way, Scott and Garret employ segments demonstrating how this cultural artifact both imitates and innovates t...2022-10-131h 18Special Topics in MediaWelcome to Special Topics in Media - Season 7, Episode 0, "Teaser"In this "teaser" episode to Special Topics in Media, communication and media studies professor and host Garret Castleberry provides an overview of this series (0:28) and its educational focus. His introduction conveys this season's master theme "Communicating Fears in Film" (1:30) before unpacking each of the five units under investigation in season seven (1:50). Season seven focuses on the mass medium of film, and unit themes include:Unit 1 - Monstrous MetaphorsUnit 2- Cold War CreaturesUnit 3 - AstrophobiaUnit 4 - Nightmarish NatureUnit 5 - Eastern OtheringGarret...2022-10-1108 min
Good Mourning, Nancy PodcastEp. 99: Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992) - No Place Like HomeThis month we're discussing David Lynch's Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me!
TW: swearing, incest, filicide, rape, murder, drug use and abuse, true crime, child abuse and rape.
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The Overlooked Importance of ‘Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me’ by Katie Coxall
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Why 'Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me' Remains One of the Greatest Prequels of All Time BY LIAM GAUGHAN
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In the Closest with Laura Palmer by Alexander O’Connor
https://www.gaylydreadful.com/blog/2019/5/27/in-the...2022-08-021h 35Student Ministry MattersEpisode 118 - Helping Students Trust God’s Word with Stephen CastleberryListen in as Dan Carson and Chris Vines talk with Stephen Castleberry about helping students embrace God's Word as trustworthy. In addition to being the Experience Pastor at Antioch Georgetown, Stephen will be serving at the SOAR 2022 Conference as a break-out leader.
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Stephen's email - stephen@antiochgt.com
Book Recommendations:
Cold-Case Christianity - J. Warner Wallace
Person of Interest J. Warner Wallace
Evidence that Demands a Verdict - Josh McDowell
More Than a Car...2022-06-0636 min
Side 2 Side SportscastS2S NFL Draft SpecialIt's time for the NFL Draft and we are Side 2 Side with 12 different NFL Fanbases to see who THEY want THEIR teams to draft with their first round picks in the NFL Draft. Tune in to see real fans of real teams give their real honest takes on what their team needs, how they've been doing so far in the offseason, and which prospects are the right prospects to bring their team to the promised land.
Jacksonville Jaguars - Charlie
Detroit Lions - Shawn Castleberry
Houston Texans - That Dude Clint
New York Jets - Fitz
New York G...2022-04-281h 56
After Office Hours: Inside Scoop on Outside the ClassroomDr. CastleberryProfessor, author, publisher, volunteer firefighter… what hasn’t Dr. Castleberry achieved thus far? Join Kayla and Peyton in conversation with Dr. Castleberry, from what he wants the world to hear to advice on what students should NOT do.
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Communicate for GoodStephen Robinson on Code-SwitchingIn this episode of Marketing for Good, Erica is joined by Stephen Robinson to discuss code-switching, the power language holds, and the mixed implications of using jargon. They talk about how personal liberation and other more tangible work can create equitable outcomes, and how the world is calling for leaders to listen. Resources Referenced:Seattle Foundation: https://www.seattlefoundation.org/Ep 18: Maria Ross: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/maria-ross-the-empathy-edge/id1510085905?i=1000488984335Leticia Nieto: https://www.stmartin.edu/directory/leticia-nieto-psyd-lmft-tepGive Well: https://www.givewell.org/...2021-05-1755 min
The Strangers and Pilgrims PodcastOTR Shows Episode 6Benny Goodman
Blondie - April Fools Day
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Stephen Crane - Red Badge Of Courage2021-02-192h 00
American Security ProjectEvent Recap: U.S. Military Facilities in the Middle East – Furthering America’s Strategic InterestsOn April 5th, the American Security Project hosted an event on U.S. military basing in the Middle East and the U.S.’ strategic interests in the region. The panel included ASP’s CEO Brigadier General Stephen Cheney, USMC (Ret.), David Des Roches, Staff Major General Nasser AbdulAziz Al-Attiyah, Qatar Armed Forces, and was moderated by ASP adjunct fellow Asha Castleberry.
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Sunsplash Mix with Jah Prince & Selecta PrincessSunsplash Mix Show with Jah Prince 03 23Sunsplash Mix Show syndicated radio mix show featuring new music from Jah9, Jah Cure, Protoje, Lutan Fyah, Ras Bogle, Black Am I, Spragga Benz and Chronixx. Sound A Alarm - Iba MahrGet High - iKayaLeaders ft Stephen Marley - Nas & Damian MarleyShe Knows Now - Stephen MarleyPale Moonlight - Stephen MarleyCome Back To Bed - Gramps MorganMissing You ft Agent Sasco - I-OctanePut Th...2013-03-2648 min