Best Marcus Hines Podcasts (2024)

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Neither Wolf Nor Underdog: Ch. 5 of Life at the End of Us Vs. Them 1:12:54

6M ago1:12:54

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Some would question the wisdom, or the right, of someone like me--White, Mennonite, Christian--writing about the historic practices of torture among Indigenous cultures on Turtle Island. Hopefully, the work I have been doing on this podcast and in my book so far has helped me pull enough of the log out of my own eye that I can at least look at the …

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Stacy Farley discusses Full Arch Implant Case Acceptance at 80% 38:04

7M ago38:04

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Stacy Farley discusses the importance of treatment coordinators becoming full-arch implant experts when it comes to influencing patients to accept large dollar full arch treatment plans, at very high rates. She discusses how practices should never focus on the money. Lead with integrity and case acceptance will follow. You can learn more from Stacy…

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Sex Fiends: Jian Ghomeshi, My Rooster and Me--Ch 4 of Life at the End of Us Versus Them 1:20:30

7M ago1:20:30

1:20:30

A golden-voiced radio host falls from glory. A rooster crows and struts and demands rough sex. A husband catches some reflections of himself.By Marcus Peter Rempel & Alana Levandoski

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Spare the Rod and Take the Child: Ch. 3 of Life at the End of Us vs. Them 1:36:27

8M ago1:36:27

1:36:27

A horse-and-buggy Mennonite community has all of its children apprehended by agents of the state because of the use of corporal punishment in the community. What does this story expose about how we think about the legitimate use of force in our modern world? Girard and Illich offer some insight on the odd role of the Gospel in reshaping everything …

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Ave Maria/Sophia/Gaia: Katherine Bubel and Michelle Berry Lane on Illich and the Sacred Feminine 1:41:02

9M ago1:41:02

1:41:02

For our fourth and final conversation, around and beyond the legacy of Ivan Illich, we hear reflections and discussion from Katherine Bubel and Michelle Berry Lane before moving into an extended open discussion. Katherine discusses Illich's mythopoetics of Prometheus, Epimetheus, and Pandora, the latter a patriarchally diminished version of the Ear…

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”One No, Many Yeses” Sam Ewell & Dougald Hine in Illich Conversation #3 1:31:19

9M ago1:31:19

1:31:19

Gustavo Esteva coined the slogan "One No, Many Yeses" to communicate the way Illich's sense of "the vernacular" offers many small and winding exits off of the one big road of industrial "progress" that tries to gather up the whole globe into one great machine, one overriding system. In this conversation, Dougald Hine, Sam Ewell and friends colour i…

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Walking the Razor’s Edge: Illich Conversation #2 with David Cayley and Sam Ewell 1:29:52

10M ago1:29:52

1:29:52

Christian mission has gotten a bad name in our time, for good reason. Illich talked about the razor's edge walked by the missionary, between violating the world into which one has been sent (he used the word raping, actually) and betraying one's spiritual inheritance. Some have read Illich as anti-mission. In this conversation, both David Cayley an…

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Pregnant with an Evil - Chapter 2 of Marcus’ Audiobook 44:50

10M ago44:50

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Welcome to chapter 2 of Life at the End of Us Versus Them. This is where I give an introduction to the thought of Ivan Illich's sense of the way Christianity was perverted when it sought to impose the Gospel of Christ through state power and institutional administration. I could think of no clearer case example than the Indian Residential Schools p…

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Four Illich Conversations, Part 1: Cayley & Hine 1:23:55

10M ago1:23:55

1:23:55

Two Illichian thinkers dialogue on the legacy of Illich, in the light of our present times and predicaments. This is the first of four fortnightly conversations. David Cayley: friend and associate of Illich and the author of Ivan Illich, An Intellectual Journey. Dougald Hine: co-founder of The Dark Mountain Project, A School Called Home and the aut…

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The Religion of the End of Religion - Part 1 of Marcus’ audiobook 1:07:55

10M ago1:07:55

1:07:55

Firing up the old podcast again! This is the first in a series of audiobook chapter releases. I never did figure out how to package and sell my book as an audiobook per se, but it feels like the right time to put this out into the world. The "expectant - and apocalyptic time" that was named on the back cover seems more vividly at hand now than in 2…

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015 — Google Kubernetes-based Network Emulation (KNE) with Marcus Hines 58:21

2+ y ago58:21

58:21

Guest: Marcus Hines (Google) Topics: - Kubernetes-based Network Emulation (KNE) Recorded live on 2021-10-14 Bi-weekly recordings with the community on Thursdays at 6 PM CET / 12 PM ET / 9 AM PT

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014 — transforming network inventory with motherstarter, selecting the right network automation tool 49:45

3y ago49:45

49:45

Guest: Daniel Teycheney (@danielteycheney) Topics: - Pulumi AWS Native provider: https://www.pulumi.com/blog/announcing-aws-native/ - Open Traffic Generator — common API for traffic generators: https://github.com/open-traffic-generator - motherstarter — transformation of network inventory between different formats: https://github.com/writememe/moth…

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013 — boxen, NOS in a container, network automation and web, security vs network automation controller 54:45

3y ago54:45

54:45

Topics: - Carl's newest project — Boxen, alternative to vrnetlab, which allows to package a network operating system VM in a container - Vendors publishing native containers with their network operating system - Using web framework to power network automation - Central network automation controller vs security team Recorded live on 2021-09-16 Bi-we…

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012 — pulumi vs Terraform, from Python to Ansible, upskilling the team 41:13

3y ago41:13

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Topics: - Carl's experience with Pulumi compared to Terraform - Converting Python scripts to Ansible playbooks - Upskilling the team on network automation Recorded live on 2021-09-02 Bi-weekly recordings with the community on Thursdays at 6 PM CET / 12 PM ET / 9 AM PT

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011 — scrapligo, parsing snowflake outputs, software patterns, code maintenance and quality 49:47

3y ago49:47

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Topics: - News about scrapligo, scraplicfg and scrapli-netconf in go - How to deal with parsing snowflake outputs - Software patterns, code maintenance and quality Recorded live on 2021-08-19 Bi-weekly recordings with the community on Thursdays at 6 PM CET / 12 PM ET / 9 AM PT

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010 — NetBox 3.0, from a beginner to an advanced developer, 3D graphs for network operations 44:54

3y ago44:54

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In this episode we spent most of the time talking with the community Topics: - NetBox 3.0 - How to grow from a beginner to an advanced network automation engineer? - 3D graphs for network operations data Recorded live on 2021-07-22 Bi-weekly recordings with the community on Thursdays at 6 PM CET / 12 PM ET / 9 AM PT…

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009 — Juniper Terraform Automation Framework (JTAF), future of a network engineer 46:42

3y ago46:42

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Guest: David Gee (@_ipengineer) Topics: - Juniper Terraform Automation Framework (JTAF) - Future of a network engineer - Merlin — Network automation / Infrastructure as Code project by John Capobianco (@John_Capobianco) Recorded live on 2021-07-08 Bi-weekly recordings with the community on Thursdays at 6 PM CET / 12 PM ET / 9 AM PT…

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008 — Our outage stories, should YANG be replaced? 56:48

3y ago56:48

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Guest: Michael Kashin (@networkop1) Topics: - should YANG be replaced? Related Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/networkop1/status/1390580547387330561 - our outage stories Book: Python testing with pytest, second edition: https://pragprog.com/titles/bopytest2/python-testing-with-pytest-second-edition/ Recorded live on 2021-06-24 Bi-weekly recordi…

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007 — YANG 1:00:57

3y ago1:00:57

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Topics: - YANG - What do you do when the management wants you to use an already purchased network automation tool? Book: Network programmability with YANG https://www.amazon.com/Network-Programmability-YANG-Structure-Automation-ebook/dp/B07RMK59YC Recorded live on 2021-06-10 Bi-weekly recordings with the community on Thursdays at 6 PM CET / 12 PM E…

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006 — gNMI, file formats (XML, JSON, YAML, TOML, protobuf), x2 faster CPython 3.11 50:36

3y ago50:36

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Topics: - scrapligo has been published (https://github.com/scrapli/scrapligo) - gNMI - Differences between file formats: XML, JSON, YAML, TOML, protobuf - x2 faster CPython 3.11 (https://www.theregister.com/2021/05/13/guido_van_rossum_cpython_3_11/) Recorded live on 2021-05-27 Bi-weekly recordings with the community on Thursdays at 6 PM CET / 12 PM…

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005 — pyATS, network testing with pytest, software upgrades, Python web frameworks, work-life balance 1:02:14

3+ y ago1:02:14

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Guest: Clay Curtis (@ccurtis584) Topics: - pyATS - Network testing with pytest - Programmatic software upgrades (in the podcast there was a reference to nts/ntc upgrade, it is actually pyntc - https://github.com/networktocode/pyntc) - New major releases of Flask and Jinja - Python web frameworks + recommended resources for every popular framework -…

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004 — scrapli-go, cloud compute, message queues, remote work for network automation engineers 51:34

3+ y ago51:34

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Topics: - Carl's progress on scrapli-go - Cloud compute options for applications - Message queues for network automation applications - Remote work for network automation engineers Recorded live on 2021-05-06 Weekly recordings with the community on Thursdays at 6 PM CET / 12 PM ET / 9 AM PT on dogehouse.tv…

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003 — YANG tooling, vendor automation solutions vs in-house automation, Google's SDN controller Orion 1:02:49

3+ y ago1:02:49

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Topics: - How Dmitry started with Python - Suggested tools and libraries for a specific use-case (question from the audience) - YANG tooling - Vendor automation solutions vs in-house automation - Python on Windows: WSL / VM / Visual Studio Code - Google's SDN controller: Orion (https://www.usenix.org/system/files/nsdi21-ferguson.pdf) Recorded live …

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002 — NetBox as a Source of Truth, problems with Open Source, Python type annotations 1:05:29

3+ y ago1:05:29

1:05:29

Panelists: Jeremy Stretch (@jstretch85), Roman Dodin (@ntdvps), John McGovern (@IPvZero), Carl Montanari (@carlrmontanari) and Dmitry Figol (@dmfigol) Topics: - NetBox as a Source of Truth: roadmap, scope, RDBMS/git - Problems with Open Source: expectations, licenses, contributions, sponsorships - Network collective gNMI episode: https://networkcol…

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001 — containerlab, scrapli, asyncio, Python vs Go, Ansible vs Python 1:14:39

3+ y ago1:14:39

1:14:39

Panelists: Roman Dodin (@ntdvps), John McGovern (@IPvZero), Carl Montanari (@carlrmontanari) and Dmitry Figol (@dmfigol) Topics: - containerlab - scrapli. Will scrapli-go exist? - Python asyncio - Python vs Go - Ansible vs Python - collaboration in network automation - should I learn Machine Learning/Artificial Intelligence? Recorded live on 2021-0…

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15 - Lydia Wylie-Kellerman 46:32

4+ y ago46:32

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Lydia Wylie-Kellerman is co-editor of the blog, radicaldiscipleship.net, coordinator of Word and World: A People’s School bridging the gap between seminary, sanctuary and the street, and the newly minted editor of geez magazine, recently flown the coop of Winnipeg to be nested in Detroit.By Marcus Peter Rempel & Alana Levandoski

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14 - Leah Kostamo - Planted 1:10:26

4+ y ago1:10:26

1:10:26

By Marcus Peter Rempel & Alana Levandoski

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13 - Jodi Spargur - Catalyzer for Justice 1:15:06

4+ y ago1:15:06

1:15:06

Jodi Spargur is a settler of Nordic/German heritage living and working on the unceeded territory of the Squamish, Musqueaum and Tslei-Watuth Peoples. Jodi is a farmer, furniture-mover, pastor and catalyzer for justice and healing between the church and indigenous peoples in Canada. Jodi continually crosses thresholds into spaces where she has much …

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12 - Stan McKay - The Liberation of Theology 1:15:16

5y ago1:15:16

1:15:16

We like to think of Stan McKay as Manitoba’s Bishop Tutu. He has held the highest office in the land in the United Church of Canada, but his influence and recognition as a spiritual leader of the Cree extends well beyond the bounds of the church. The name given to him in the lodge is Walking Buffalo, a name that associates him with a creature and a…

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11 - Alana Levandoski - Integral 1:32:56

5y ago1:32:56

1:32:56

Alana Levandoski has been called a “right-brain theologian,” but she wasn’t always open about her faith. Today her website introduces her as “a song and chant writer and recording artist, in the Christian tradition, who lives with her family on an aspiring permaculture farm on the Canadian prairies.” She is really on her second music career. Her in…

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10 - Steve Bell - Completely Porous 1:01:13

5+ y ago1:01:13

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Steve Bell is a much beloved Winnipeg singer/songwriter. Steve sings songs of Christian faith, but with an authenticity that makes him accessible to fans well beyond the Christian fold. “You are singing your story, you aren’t telling me my story,” says one of Steve’s regular atheist concert attendees. We were delighted to sit down with Steve to hea…

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9 - Chris and Hazel Harper - Indigenous & Catholic: “One Road” 44:37

5+ y ago44:37

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Chris and Hazel Harper are leaders in the Indigenous food sovereignty movement from St. Theresa Point, Manitoba. Born and raised Catholics, they have reclaimed and reintegrated the ceremonies of their people, including the Wabanu thanksgiving ceremony, which was passed on to Chris after Christian influence pushed it underground and nearly extinguis…

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8 - Danielle Shroyer - Original Blessing 1:33:19

5+ y ago1:33:19

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For many years, Danielle Shroyer was a pastor to people recovering from a toxic theology of original sin, a theology that said that God couldn’t even bear to look at them without a very bloody intervention by Jesus. With a fierce empathy for her parishioners and an intellectual hunger for good theology, Shroyer went digging through the early writin…

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7 - Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove - What Does Love Look Like in Public? 1:34:20

5+ y ago1:34:20

1:34:20

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove is a southern-bred preacher, a New Monastic, and a street-level activist. His disciplined life of prayer has driven him straight into the public square as a leader in North Carolina’s Moral Monday movement, a movement that has now morphed into a nation-wide poor people’s campaign, Repairers of the Breach. In a wide-ranging…

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6 - Kathy Kelly - Granarchist for Peace 1:10:46

5+ y ago1:10:46

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Kathy Kelly learned not long ago that her last name is Gaelic for “strife.” Kelly has spent a career coaxing communities into the struggle for justice, always nonviolently, always in the face of formidable violence. So successful has she been in recruiting young people to this dangerous, disciplined activism that there is a joke going around about …

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5 - Tim Otto - Brave Spaces 55:40

5+ y ago55:40

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Tim Otto is an openly gay Christian pastor, affirming of same-sex relationships for others, while committed to a life of covenanted celibacy for himself. He is truly queer. In one sense, he doesn’t fit in anywhere. In another sense, he has found his people and lived among them for thirty years. Tim lives as a life-long student of the art of loving …

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4 - David Cayley - Christian Thought and Public Radio 1:01:04

5+ y ago1:01:04

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One of the strange wonders of Marcus’ life is that the core of his after-degree theological training came to him through the medium of publicly funded radio programming, almost all of it curated by David Cayley. For over 20 years, Cayley was a producer for a program entitled simply, “Ideas” at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Always clear, al…

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3 - Alana Levandoski - Beausejour Concert (Where it All Began) 1:49:02

5+ y ago1:49:02

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In the late winter of 2016, Alana Levandoski and her family traveled to Beausejour, Manitoba to give a concert in a small country church, one of the oldest buildings in the rural town. Alana was promoting her album, Behold, I Make All Things New.The acoustics were gorgeous, and attendees were hungry for an authentic, living voice to sing songs of p…

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2 - James Alison - From the Outside In 1:13:52

5+ y ago1:13:52

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James Alison might insist that he is “fairly clearly not an authority, and often just a silly old queen,” but underneath his mirth and modesty lies an exceptional theological depth. America: The Jesuit Review hails this institutional outsider as an authority who “belongs on any short list of the most important living Catholic theologians.” In this …

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1 - Ring in the New - The Ferment Launches 38:14

5+ y ago38:14

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In this episode, Alana and Marcus introduce the vision of The Ferment and introduce ourselves from opposite shores of a prehistoric lake. Then we ring in the coming New Year with Alana’s musical take on Tennyson’s achingly beautiful Ring Out Wild Bells. We couldn’t think of a better way to name our tender hopes and fierce longings to “Ring in…the l…

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