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Join VeggieTales and What's in the Bible? creator Phil Vischer and co-host Skye Jethani (author, speaker, pastor) for a fast-paced and often funny conversation about pop culture, media, theology, and the fun, fun, fun of living a thoughtful Christian life in an increasingly post-Christian culture.
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Holy Swift is a weekly podcast where three Taylor Swift adult superfans (Jessica Zaleski, Krista Doyle, and Kelly Doyle) dissect the entire Swift discography (Swiftography?), song-by-song, in meticulous detail. But not, like, in a creepy way.
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Welcome to The Swifterhood! A podcast all about Taylor Swift and her lyrical genius. Whether you've known since her debut album that she had a place in this world, or her Folklore became your Evermore recently - we are here to faithfully and wholeheartedly deconstruct each song lyric by lyric.
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Occasionally, I hear people say, are we really in the last days? How do we know? Does it really matter one way or another? We will try to answer these questions and many others in this study. But the most important question may be, how can we reach others with the message of hope in these changing times? One part of prophecy is often emphasized over another, causing us to lose perspective and miss the blessing and beauty of prophecy in scripture. I have taken the information in this study fr ...
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This podcast is the mouthpiece of Michael Matt, Editor of The Remnant Newspaper. He’s been fighting against lunatics and heretics since 1996. If it has to be the Apocalypse, you might as well enjoy it with Michael Matt!
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Welcome to A Swiftie Snapshot Podcast! Hi, I’m Silver. This is a podcast about Taylor Swift. Each episode, I go through a different song from Taylor’s discography. I started with her debut album and will be going until…well…who knows at this point? For each song, I delve into the history behind the music, break down the lyrics, and talk about what the song means to me. Every so often, I invite a fellow Swiftie to have these discussions with. Each episode finishes with the segments “Taylor’s ...
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With a unique perspective honed by his own extraordinary journey, Paul crafts thought-provoking questions that delve deep into the hearts and minds of his guests, unearthing profound truths and authentic insights. Born with only half a functioning heart, Paul Cardall's story is one of resilience and triumph. Despite enduring a lifetime of medical procedures and miraculous open-heart surgeries, culminating in a life-saving transplant, Paul channels his experiences into music that resonates wi ...
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Tidal Zone

Nix Eniego and Kelvin Araujo

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Join hosts Nix Eniego and Kelvin Araujo on the Tidal Zone, the #1 Podcast for Filipinos who want to make an IMPACT. Learn new skills in the field of online marketing, sales, business growth, plus valuable knowledge nuggets from experts and notable personalities so that you too can level up and make an impact! While not comedians, they deliver captivating discussions on INTERESTING and RELEVANT topics for the modern day Filipino—promising binge-worthy content. Each episode features accomplish ...
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O.M.f.G, what a wonderful four letter word. Those four letters can say so much in so little time, whether expressing joy or grief, excitement or disappointment, delight and sorrow, impatience or urgency - truly the breadth of human experience. As rabbis, we know that when the stories of our lives meet the stories of Jewish tradition, transformation/growth/something awesome occurs.
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Pu Pu Platter

Mike Coscarelli and Justin Per

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Every Week NYC comedians Mike Coscarelli and Justin Perez give you a salty variety of topics. It's funny and it's not racist. Seriously. We're still friends with Corinne Fisher Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pu-pu-platter/support
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Swifties are celebrating the record-breaking release of two new albums, but some conservative Christians are not happy. They’re accusing Taylor Swift of mocking Christianity and promoting witchcraft. Our resident Swiftie, Kaitlyn Schiess, explains the controversy. Then, former presidential speechwriter and contributor to The Atlantic, Pete Wehner, …
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Follow Rev Dr. Angela N. Parker's work. Check out our website for merch, educational materials, and how to join our community! If you'd like to support our work, you can DONATE here! Follow Us On Instagram @thenewevangelicals Subscribe On YouTube The New Evangelicals exists to support those who are tired of how evangelical church has been done befo…
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Summary Christina Dent shares her journey of changing her perspective on drugs and addiction, leading her to start the organization End It For Good. She discusses the importance of understanding the underlying causes of addiction and the need for a more compassionate and evidence-based approach to drug policy. She also highlights the challenges of …
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Could our global crises be echoing the dark preludes of history's most harrowing epochs? We unravel startling connections between then and now, from the ideological battlegrounds of college campuses to the strategic ploys within government halls. In this episode, we grapple with a ballooning national debt that begs the question: a consequence of fo…
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The war in Gaza has carried on for longer than expected, and David French is starting to see parallels between Israel and the US military in the Iraq War—he thinks Israel could learn from what went wrong in Iraq. Then, David and Skye discuss the student protests and how universities are handling them—what’s civil disobedience and what’s lawlessness…
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Summary In this conversation, Tim and April discuss Taylor Swift's new album and the criticism it has received from some conservative Christians. They address the accusations of blasphemy and witchcraft, as well as the critique of explicit lyrics. They also highlight the hypocrisy of supporting Donald Trump while condemning Swift's music. The conve…
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Previously puritanical evangelicals are increasingly embracing profanity and lewd content. A recent New York Times article explores possible explanations ranging from politics and the culture wars, to the internet and the decline of churches. Also, fewer people are reading books, and that’s a challenge for Christian traditions rooted in literacy, e…
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Summary Tim recaps his experience attending the Exiles in Babylon conference and shares his thoughts on the event. The conference covered various topics such as Israel and Palestine, deconstruction and reconstruction, women and patriarchy, LGBTQ+ issues, and politics in the church. Tim discusses the controversy surrounding the event due to the host…
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Summary Bri Stensrud, founder of Women of Welcome, and author of the book, Starts with Welcome: The Journey Toward a Confident and Compassionate Immigration Conversation, discusses her passion for the immigration conversation and how it changed her personal and professional life. Bri reflects on the disconnect between the evangelical culture she gr…
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Paul Cardall welcomes his friend, USA Today bestselling author, pastor, and keynote speaker Craig Cooper. ABOUT CRAIG Craig Allen Cooper is a USA Today bestselling author and keynote speaker. He co-wrote the book "Glad You're Here" with Grammy-nominated country singer and songwriter, Walker Hayes. "Glad You're Here" instantly became a Publisher's W…
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Could the ancient prophecy of the Seventy Sevens actually pinpoint the momentous events of Jesus Christ's life with astonishing accuracy? Join me, Russ Scalzo, on Chronicles of the End Times, as we unpack the enigmatic visions of Daniel Chapter 9, interpreting the timeline from Jerusalem's restoration to the epochal crucifixion and the awaited seco…
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Discover the subtle yet alarming ways big tech could be reshaping our democracy as Brett Bozell from the Media Research Center uncovers a narrative many are oblivious to. This sobering discussion moves beyond mere speculation as we delve into concrete examples and the pressing need for awareness that threatens the very fabric of our society. As the…
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Summary In this conversation, Tim and April discuss the recent events involving Josh Howerton and Mark Driscoll. They talk about Josh's apology and the similarities between his apology and another pastor's apology. They also discuss Mark's controversial remarks at the Stronger Men's Conference and his use of the Jezebel spirit trope. The conversati…
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Atheist Richard Dawkins has said he doesn’t believe one word of the Christian faith, but he now considers himself a “cultural Christian” and wants to defend the Christian values of his country against the influence of Islam and immigrants. Does this represent an alignment between the New Atheists and Christian Nationalists? Curtis Chang shares abou…
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Summary In this conversation, Tim Whitaker and Dan Koch discuss the upcoming book by Richard B. Hayes, a respected New Testament scholar, titled 'The Widening of God's Mercy: A Thoroughly Biblical Account of LGBTQ Affirmation in the Church.' They explore the potential impact of the book and the various reactions it has received. They also discuss t…
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Summary Sharon McMahon discusses her background. She emphasizes the importance of pluralism and focusing on behaviors rather than beliefs. She shares her passion for government and history, as well as the process of writing her book The Small and the Mighty. Takeaways Engaging with different perspectives can be challenging but is essential for pers…
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With an undergraduate degree in zoology and a master’s in public health, you wouldn’t expect Amanda Makulec to lead a successful career in data analytics and data visualization. As we’ve seen with multiple guests on the podcast, the path to a career in data analytics is windy and unexpected. It was the intersection of public health and data visuali…
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Could the ancient prophecies of Ezekiel 39 be unfolding before our very eyes? Lets take a journey through scripture and time, connecting the dots between the texts of old and the pressing global tensions of today. Our exploration begins with a detailed look at the battlefields prophesied in Ezekiel 39. We'll consider how these ancient prophecies mi…
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Check out our website for merch, educational materials, and how to join our community! If you'd like to support our work, you can DONATE here! Follow Us On Instagram @thenewevangelicals Subscribe On YouTube The New Evangelicals exists to support those who are tired of how evangelical church has been done before and want to see an authentic faith li…
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This week we’re discussing a series of articles exploring what we’re gaining and losing as fewer Americans are committed to religion and attending church. Even some non-believers are beginning to worry that the decline in religion may not be good for society, but does it also represent a new opportunity for the message of Christianity? Then, N.T. W…
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Summary In this conversation, Tim responds to a viral clip of a mega church pastor giving marriage advice. He critiques the pastor's perspective on marriage, particularly the gendered and stereotypical views that men don't care about weddings and women's bodies belong to their husbands. Tim argues that this mentality wreaks havoc on people, especia…
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Summary In this conversation, Tim Whitaker interviews Reverend Susan Langner, who was the subject of a YouTube video where a young man confronts her for being a female LGBTQ affirming pastor. They discuss the incident, the challenges of being a woman in ministry, and their different experiences with the Bible. Susan shares her upbringing in a progr…
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Summary In this conversation, Tim and April discuss negative reviews Tim has received for his podcast and delve into the topic of prophecy. They also analyze a controversial statement made by pastor Josh Howerton about women's roles on their wedding night. The conversation highlights the unrealistic expectations and harmful stereotypes perpetuated …
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Join us in our very special Holy Week episode where we talk about a few fun topics under the sun. Wrestlemania XL, Web3 Games like Wild Forest, Axie Champions, and The Machines Arena, and one of the controversial topics in the Philippines right now—DIPLOMA o DISKARTE? Listen to our thoughts and insights, baka maka-relate ka din! And if you want to …
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Ever wondered how ancient prophecies might explain our modern geopolitical struggles? We dissect the foreboding visions of Ezekiel's scriptures, linking them to today's tumultuous events. We're peeling back the layers of prophetic texts to uncover insights into wars that herald the approach of the End Times, delving into the contentious debates ove…
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The newest Holy Post team member, Esau McCaulley, joins Phil and Skye to discuss two stories that caused outrage from both ends of the political spectrum during Holy Week. Trump is selling an American flag-wrapped Bible, and the Biden administration honored “Transgender Visibility Day” on Easter. And why are Catholic Charities being attacked for he…
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Summary In this conversation, Tim and Dr. Randal Rauser respond to a video from the Within Reason Podcast hosted by atheist Alex O'Connor, in which he discusses William Lane Craig's defense of the Canaanite slaughter in the Bible. They discuss the moral implications of God commanding the killing of innocent children and the justification of genocid…
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In this edition of the Underground, Michael presents a tour de force on the Doctrine of the Social Kingship of Jesus Christ. Responding to the avalanche of attacks on political commentator Candace Owens – fired from the Daily Wire for proclaiming Christ King – Michael addresses all the arguments, including those based on the canard that when Christ…
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Could the latest SHIFT in global banking mark the beginning of a prophecy fulfilled? We're examining the new SWIFT system for central bank digital currencies. We're unpacking the weighty implications of financial consolidation, considering whether this could be the prophetic power centralization forewarned in Revelations. Chronicles of the End Time…
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Summary In this conversation, Tim, Janice, and Ashlee discuss their origin story and how they connected on social media. They delve into the pitfalls of social media deconstruction content creation, grifters, what healthy accountability looks like, and why caution when choosing who to platform is critical. They also discuss why decolonizing is esse…
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A recent bill to ban TikTok was passed in the House with bipartisan support. Skye talks with David French about the arguments for and against the bill, the likelihood of it passing the Senate, and why Trump claims China is America's biggest threat, and yet he still opposes the TikTok ban. Then, Skye and David break down two recent Supreme Court cas…
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Summary In this episode, Tim and Andrew L. Whitehead discuss recent events related to Christian nationalism. They start by examining Donald Trump's attempt to sell a Bible during Holy Week, highlighting the disconnect between his actions and his claims of faith. They then delve into the concept of Christian nationalism and its association with pers…
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The mysteries surrounding the red heifer and its pivotal role in prophecy. This episode traverses the historical significance and the anticipated events that hinge on this rare event. We'll delve into the traditions dating back to Moses, the implications of the red heifers' arrival in Israel, and the delicate balance of sacred and secular worlds co…
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Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade almost two years ago, the debate about abortion has taken on new dimensions. Factions within the pro-life camp are now battling each other. Could they break apart the Religious Right? Then, Kaitlyn interviews professor of Law and Religion, John Inazu, about his new book, “Learning to Disagree.” He says …
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Summary In this episode, Tim responds to a clip from John Mark Comer discussing the reasons why people deconstruct their faith. Tim critiques Comer's points and offers his own insights. He highlights the importance of addressing church abuse and unaccountable spaces, the impact of poor teaching and shoddy theology, the misconceptions about sin and …
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Why are The Remnant and the Catholic Identity Conference teaming up with the Confraternity of Our Lady of Fatima to bring the Latin Mass to Mount Kilimanjaro? Guaranteeing a global right to abortion – Dr. Ted’s Pandemic Preparedness Treaty exposed for trying to permanently enshrine abortion as a basic human right worldwide. No wonder the Africans, …
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Today’s political landscape, where our cherished religious freedoms are under siege. With religious convictions being marginalized, especially for Christians, this episode serves as a rallying cry for the faithful to stand firm, proactive, and prayerful in the fight to preserve our spiritual heritage and constitutional bedrock. As we cast our gaze …
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Summary Brian McLaren discusses his new book, Life After Doom: Wisdom and Courage for a World Falling Apart, that addresses the multiple crises facing our world, including climate change, white Christian nationalism, and ecological overshoot. McLaren emphasizes the feeling of doom that many people experience and the need for a deep spiritual transf…
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Sometimes pop culture and data analysis meet and the result is something interesting, thought-provoking, and of course controversial. How can one use data to prove definitely which Taylor Swift songs are the most underrated? Isn’t this a question for your heart to answer? Andrew Firriolo sought to answer this question over the last few months and t…
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Summary In this episode, Tim and April introduce their new segment, TNE Recaps, where they discuss and provide humorous commentary on current events. They start by reviewing and voting on the Tweet of the Week, which includes tweets from Nancy Piercy, Joel Berry, and Alex Jones. They then discuss a controversial statement made by Donald Trump at a …
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