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The Campfire Cult PodcastHalloween Special: The Night Guard
Welcome back campers to a very special Halloween episode of our show. Tonight’s story isn’t just about a creepy night shift—it’s about what happens when curiosity pulls you deeper into the unknown, when the rules you’re told seem strange… but might be the only thing keeping you alive.
Imagine starting a simple security job at a grocery store. No customers, just you and a list of rules to follow—rules that make no sense at the time.
What begins as an ordinary graveyard shift slowly turns into a waking nightmare. Rules are mean...
2024-10-3128 min
Thee Quaker PodcastFinding Silence in a Post-Twitter LifeShould Quakers still be on social media? In this bonus episode, author and professor Wess Daniels talks about why he left Facebook and Twitter, and how he's encouraging his students to take a step back from the algorithm to explore an age-old Quaker practice: silence.Visit our episode page to learn more about Wess Daniels, share your thoughts, read our transcript, and review our discussion questions.
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2023-12-0618 min
2022-12-1220 min2022-12-0422 min
Book HubEpisode 30: Preaching the Stories We Don't Always Hear with Wess DanielsWess Daniels presents on his book Resisting Empire: The Book of Revelation as Resistance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-08-2118 min
Book HubEpisode 30: Preaching the Stories We Don't Always Hear with Wess DanielsWess Daniels presents on his book Resisting Empire: The Book of Revelation as Resistance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-08-2018 min
Seattle Mennonite Church SermonsSaved by BelongingJesus is always surprising the crowds around him with his attentions; sometimes offending with his attentions. To whom is Jesus drawn? How often Jesus walks his body to the edge of the crowd and speaks directly to the marginalized or stigmatized one; calling them by name, or asking what they want, or offering them healing of some kind, or going to their home for a shared meal. And the crowds are left befuddled, or occasionally outraged. When Jesus gives his attention to a shouting blind beggar, and then to tree-climbing “tax guy” Zacchaeus, he enac...
2021-03-2158 min
A Quaker TakeOn the BibleHow do Quakers read and interpret the Bible? This episode we hear from Mark Russ, Rhiannon Grant, Peterson Toscano and Timothy Ashworth for their takes on the Bible. We discuss how Quakers have read scripture over the centuries, how we can engage with it now and look at how Biblical texts can help us explore Quaker concerns today.
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This is our first joint Woodbrooke/Quakers in Britain episode of the podcast. Mark Russ, Rhiannon Grant and Timothy Ashworth are tutors at Woodbrooke. Find out more about Woodbrooke courses, including discounts and bursaries (such as 50% off for 18–35s), by visiting www.wo...
2020-12-101h 19
Profane FaithS.4 E.31 The Book of Revelation as Resistance: Dr. C. Wess DanielsThe book of Revelation has had a one-trick-pony interpretation. It's time for a fresh new take on these passages and a re-framing of the messages within. Take a listen with Dr. C. Wess Daniels this week!
2020-07-051h 36
The Big Rick PodcastThe Voice Contestants: Camm Wess & Darious Lyles - 04/09/20Camm Wess & Darious Lyles chat with Big Rick about their journey on NBC's The Voice, and much more!
2020-04-0918 min
The Big Rick PodcastThe Voice Contestants: Camm Wess & Darious Lyles - 04/09/20Camm Wess & Darious Lyles chat with Big Rick about their journey on NBC's The Voice, and much more!
2020-04-0918 min
REWORKPhone a Friend We're back from hiatus! In this episode, we sit down with Quaker theologian and small business owner Wess Daniels, the author of the book Resisting Empire: The Book of Revelation as Resistance. He talks about the value of silence; reshaping systems of money and power; and building community during a time of struggle. Show NotesWess Daniels on Twitter | His blog, Gathering In Light - 1:19Resisting Empire: The Book of Revelation as Resistance (Barclay Press) - 1:27Friends Center at Guilford College - 2:11Fireweed Coffee Co - 2:29Wess's...
2020-04-0716 min
The EasterPodRevitalization, Resisting Empire, & A Long, Storied Friendship w/ Wess DanielsWilliam R. Rogers Director of Friends Center & Quaker Studies at Guilford College C. Wess Daniels joins host Corey Easterday to discuss their storied friendship, Wess’s book “Resisting Empire: The Book of Revelation'', his passion for revitalization work, & what an individual's faith in God & relationship with the Church can look like in 2020. Wess also talks about his coffee company - Fireweed Coffee Co. - & describes what Corey was like as a middle schooler when *spoiler alert* Wess was his Youth Pastor. You can find Wess’s work at gatheringinlight.com. Follow Fireweed Coffee Co. on Instagram (@fireweedcoffeeco) & Wess on...
2020-03-2300 min
Inverse PodcastWess Daniels: 666 & Resisting EmpireThe book of Revelation is used by televangelist to do untold craziness. Yet our mate Dr. Wess Daniels’ new book “Resisting Empire” asks, "what if the book of Revelation was rescued from revenge fantasies to again encourage Christ-like communities to resist the dehumanising forces of empire?"
C. Wess Daniels is the William R. Rogers Director of Friends Center & Quaker Studies at Guilford College. He lives in Greensboro, North Carolina with his wife, Emily, and their three children and three chickens. Wess is interested in strategizing better human interactions, spiritual development, and revitalization of tradition and community.
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2020-03-111h 43
A People's TheologyWess Daniels: Resistance in RevelationWess Daniels is here to set the record straight on the book of Revelation. He talks his book Resisting Empire: The Book of Revelation as Resistance and all about the resistive and liberative themes in the book.
Guest Bio/Info:
C. Wess Daniels is the William R. Rogers Director of Friends Center and Quaker Studies at Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina. He has a Ph.D. from Fuller Theological Seminary in the School of Intercultural Studies on the subject of the renewal of faith traditions within participatory culture.
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2020-02-1953 min
BLUES,JAZZ,CLASICA (REPRISE)Dakota Staton / Manny Albam Big Band ?– Los Grandes Del Jazz 41Sello:
Sarpe ?– GJ-41
Serie:
Los Grandes Del Jazz – 41
Formato:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Promo, Stereo, Mono
País:
Spain
Fecha:
1981
Género:
Jazz, Funk / Soul
Estilo:
Soul-Jazz, Rhythm & Blues
Pistas Ocultar Créditos
A1 Country Man
Written-By – Staton*
3:58
A2 I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know
Written-By – Kooper*
6:21
A3 Girl Talk
Written-By – Troup*, Hefti*
3:21
A4 Cry Me A River
Tenor Saxophone – Eddie Daniels
Written-By – Hamilton*
3:59
B1 Heartbreak
Written-By – Hoiles*, Thomas*
4:21
B2 It's The Talk Of The Town
Tenor Saxophone – Eddie Daniels
Written-By – Neiburg*, Levinson*, Symes*
4:49
B3 Make It Easy On Yourself
Tenor Saxophone – Eddie Daniels
Written-By – Bacharach-David*
4:23
B4 How Did He Look?
Tenor Saxophone –...
2018-12-0836 min
Quaker Faith & PodcastConvergent Friends #11For the first time, we’re having a special guest on the show. Mackenzie went to the Friends Association for Higher Education annual conference and had a chance to sit down with Wess Daniels to talk about Convergent Friends. Wess the Director of Friends Center at Guilford College and author of “A Convergent Model of Renewal: Remixing the […]
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2017-06-1924 min
ClarineatE018: Ed Joffe (Part 2 of 3) on the history of doubling, and doubling tips for clarinetistsIn this episode of the Clarineat Podcast host Sean Perrin continues the conversation with Ed Joffe about woodwind doubling for clarinetists and his brand new album “Contrasts.” Ed has been a vital part of the New York music scene for over 40 years. He has performed in every type of musical situation imaginable, ranging from broadway shows such as “Fosse” and “Victor Victoria”; Chamber ensembles such as the Philip Glass and Steve Reich Ensembles; and orchestral performances with The New York Philharmonic and New York City Ballet Orchestras. Ed has offered numerous clinics on woodwinds and jazz at music education conferences and universi...
2016-05-221h 04
Clarineat: The Clarinet PodcastE018: Ed Joffe (Part 2 of 3) on the history of doubling, and doubling tips for clarinetistsIn this episode of the Clarineat Podcast host Sean Perrin continues the conversation with Ed Joffe about woodwind doubling for clarinetists and his brand new album “Contrasts.” Ed has been a vital part of the New York music scene for over 40 years. He has performed in every type of musical situation imaginable, ranging from broadway shows such as “Fosse” and “Victor Victoria”; Chamber ensembles such as the Philip Glass and Steve Reich Ensembles; and orchestral performances with The New York Philharmonic and New York City Ballet Orchestras. Ed has offered numerous clinics on woodwinds and jazz at music education conferences and universi...
2016-05-221h 04
Praxis Podcast with Rhett SmithExploring a Rhythm of Life, Creativity, and Leadership from the Quaker Tradition -- with Theologian, Professor and Writer, Wess DanielsAs I say in the introduction of this podcast, Wess Daniels is one of the smartest guys that I know. I first met Wess about ten years ago or more when I was a student at Fuller Theological Seminary and pastoring at Bel Air Presbyterian Church. I started hanging out with Wess when he was teaching me some tech hacks in creating my Apple HTML email signature (I know, sounds pretty exciting). But over the years as my friendship with Wess has deepened, I've always been impressed with not only his intellect, and the topics is spans, but his...
2015-04-101h 04