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Audio & video interview show hosted by Scott Bowling. Interviews with members of Korn, Papa Roach, Stryper, Machine Head and more as well as entertainers from all walks of life. Launched in 2017, Good Company has exceeded 2 million plays across platforms with in-depth interviews with numerous notable celebrities and personalities.Video interviews available on Youtube and audio version available on all major podcasting platforms.
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Weekly topics with a story or stories, from my life, a seasoned, homo, story teller, and others lives who are willing to embrace themselves. A Mo Story for short. Topics and stories that are current, political, stupid, NSW, funny and hopefully make you feel better about yourself, knowing your story could be worse. Music provided by vodovoz music productions
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In this episode, podcast host Stephen Roach takes listeners on a journey into the world of ecstatic poetry. Drawing from the wisdom of Trappist Monk, Thomas Merton and author/scholar Michael Edwards, Stephen highlights poetry as mankind’s first language. He tells us, the meaning of a poem is not found in what a poem is about, but rather what effect…
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In this episode, I sit down with Jason Dozer, who’s making a strong return to the music scene. Jason wears many hats—whether he's rocking out in Van Halen and Def Leppard tribute bands or crafting custom mic stands for some of the biggest names in music, including Lady A, Hardy, and even Prince. From his journey in tribute bands to his creative wor…
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Selina Cheng, chair of the Hong Kong Journalists' Association discusses the revelations of a campaign to intimidate journalists and their families by self-described "patriots" in what appears to be a coordinated campaign, how the Hong Kong government and tech companies Meta and Wikimedia have responded, and how the HKJA is helping journalists fight…
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Our voice is one of the most uniquely defining qualities of our person. For artists and writers, finding our voice is a foundational and often painstaking process of search and discovery. For many, finding the courage to acknowledge, I am an artist. I am a writer. I am a musician, takes a lot of courage. Speaking it out for the first time can be an…
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Stephanie J. Spencer is a visual artist, author, nature-lover and an Enneagram coach who is not afraid of hard questions. She loves moving towards the struggles of the human experience to help people find new ways forward. Stephanie has spent years coaching individuals and teams from around the country, from major universities to local churches, fr…
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In this exclusive interview with Jay Gordon, the enigmatic frontman of the iconic band Orgy, we delve into the band's unique fusion of industrial rock and electronic music that has defined their sound for decades. Jay shares insights into the creative process behind their biggest hit / cover “Blue Monday”. We also explore the band's future projects…
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When we think of wonder or beauty, we might be inclined to think in terms of an external appearance, a scene of nature or an attractive person. But what if wonder is something that grows from the inside out? What if wonder is way of seeing? And what if wonder is an interior force, one that begins in the hidden recesses of our perceptions? Today, on…
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Hear the FCC statement published on August 29th upon the trial and conviction of Hong Kong journalists Chung Pui-kuen and Patrick Lam for their roles in reporting, editing and publishing interviews, features and opinion pieces. Of the 17 articles the court considered, many had been taken down and only five remained active at the time of their arres…
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This fall we have several opportunities to gather together, get inspired and build community. I'd love to see you at one or all of these happenings! Just click the links below to find out the specific event details. If you’d like to stay in the know on our regular happenings and inspirations, sign up for our bi-weekly email list here. The Embodied …
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Philosopher, Simone Weil said that attentiveness is the heart of prayer. In this episode, we discuss postures of attentiveness as gateways to wonder. Guests: Dr. Mary McCampbell is an author, educator, and speaker whose publications span the worlds of literature, film, and popular music. She is the author of Imagining Our Neighbors as Ourselves: Ho…
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Join for an exclusive interview with John Humphrey, the powerhouse drummer from Seether, as we dive into the band's latest album and John's incredible 21-year journey with Seether. John shares his experiences, from the early days with The Nixons to becoming a key member of Seether, offering a unique perspective on the evolution of the band and his …
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Cleo Rinkwest is a South-African actor who has worked with the likes of Samuel L Jackson, The Walking Dead's Callan McCauliff, and Game of Thrones, Charlotte Hope. Through her acting, she seeks to perform stories that go beyond entertainment and enlighten her audiences to values of human flourishing. Her current film projects follow themes of justi…
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One of the more powerful aspects of visual art, is when a single image encapsulates an entire narrative, or when viewing a painting or illustration, the viewer’s imagination is invited to fill in the gaps and finish the tale. I recently came across an artist whose work embodies this narrative quality. I found myself going back to his images and stu…
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Join for an engaging conversation with Doc Coyle, the dynamic guitarist from Bad Wolves and God Forbid. In this interview, we dive into Doc's bucket list Dave Grohl, discuss the exciting guests on his popular podcast, and explore the highs and lows of touring festivals. Plus, Bad Wolves new frontman DL. We get a glimpse into his deep passion for Me…
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Donna Matthews is a musician and creative artist. In the 1990’s she played lead guitar in Elastica and lo-fi, DIY band Klang, and in subsequent years devised and facilitated creative workshops for people in recovery from addiction. She is currently in her final year of a practice-based PhD in Music at the university of Glasgow. Interested in issues…
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When we lack wonder, we settle for the evening news. When we lack spectacle, we settle for shock art. When we can’t see the burning bush, we set the dumpster on fire. By this point, the Olympics’ opening performance has been discussed ad nauseum. Most of us have grown weary of the vitriol and moved on. Therefore, I hesitate to add another voice to …
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Britt Clennett is a correspondent for US broadcaster ABC News, based in Hong Kong and has spent the past 10 years covering stories in Hong Kong, mainland China and most recently Ukraine and Gaza. In this conversation she discusses her feature article 'Staying Human' in which she looks at the challenges to journalistic impartiality, finding humanity…
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Wonder is all around us. In every moment, in every mundane or grand occasion. The earth and all that is in within it, is an unfolding poem spoken from divine lips in search of an audience. In this introductory episode, Stephen Roach shares the groundwork for this season’s exploration of Reclaiming Wonder. He says, “It is the artist whose work bridg…
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Dive into a nostalgic journey with Keith Coogan, a beloved childhood actor known for his memorable roles in classic films such as "Adventures in Babysitting" and "Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead." In this exclusive interview, Keith shares behind-the-scenes stories from his time on set, reflects on his experiences growing up in the spotlight, a…
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Around the turn of the century, German Sociologist, Max Weber coined the phrase ‘disenchantment’ as a way of describing society’s transition from a mythical or religious understanding of the world to a rationalistic, scientific view. Advancements in science and technology alongside a perceived decline of religious devotion rendered the world demyst…
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In this live talk, recorded at the Audiofeed Festival in Urbana, Illinois, Stephen Roach encourages listeners that the value of a dream is not contingent upon its coming to pass. The value of a dream, he says, is in the dreaming. For anyone, who has grappled with the death of a dream or the pain of letting go, this talk will encourage you that a dr…
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In this Season Finale round table, founder of Ekstasis magazine, Conor Sweetman and essayist, Yi Ning Chiu discuss expressive individualism, various frameworks of community and why physical community remains essential in our modern, digitized culture. Alongside of Ekstasis, Conor serves as the director of innovation for Christianity today while Yi …
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Don't miss my conversation with my dear friend, Good Company photographer and longtime companion, Carl Smith. In our interview, we reminisce about our enduring friendship, our shared love for concerts, and the unforgettable moments we've had together at our favorite bands' performances. It's a delightful and heartfelt discussion that captures the e…
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If you’re a regular listener to the podcast then you know that we haven’t produced our regular episodes for the past few weeks. And if you follow us on Instagram or get our email newsletters then you know the reason why. On May 27th, my studio laptop was stolen. In light of this event and feeling disoriented, I began to study the word 'orient.' I d…
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An in-depth discussion between FCC president Lee Williamson and Joe Kahn, two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, former China correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and executive editor of the New York Times since 2022. Kahn discusses how the NYT coverage of Hong Kong and mainland China has changed, and how it reflects the changing environment of local…
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Stephen Roach, former Wall Street chief economist and Hong Kong-based chair of Morgan Stanley Asia, caused controversy earlier this year with the publishing of an opinion piece headlined "It pains me to say Hong Kong is over." His case reflected three considerations - the tight economic linkages between Hong Kong and a faltering mainland Chinese ec…
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Join me as I catch up with Elizabeth Lyons in our latest chat. We delve into her current projects, reflecting on her last appearance on my podcast, Good Company, five years ago. Elizabeth shares about her recent journey into motherhood, her latest work in the film industry, and her dedication to her craft as a singer-songwriter.…
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Hospitality is more than the generous treatment of guests or strangers, but is a way of peeling back the layers of separation and getting closer to the heart of a group or individual. In this way, hospitality is the heartbeat of community and true friendship. The word hospitality comes from the Latin hospes, meaning "host", "guest", or "stranger". …
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Kimberly Phinney is a professor, counselor, poet and writer. She’s been published in Ekstasis Magazine, Fathom, Humana Obscura, and many other publications. She is the editor and founder of the literary community The Way Back To Ourselves. Earlier this year, Kimberly’s poem “An Ode to Hard, Dark Nights” won the Audience Choice Award in our Bright W…
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Tune in to my exclusive interview with Wuv from P.O.D, Stillwell, and Southtown Generals as we dive into the origins of P.O.D and the band's formation. We also discuss their experiences at Ozzfest and the relentless touring schedule. Wuv also opens up about his other projects, Stillwell and Southtown Generals, shedding light on his diverse musical …
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