Best Resurrection Garden City Podcasts (2024)

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Bowser Unplugged, Doorman Squabble, and Mother’s Day Recs 21:59

1h ago21:59

21:59

Cuneyt Dil of Axios joins the team to talk about the state of downtown, your options for mother’s day, and a red-hot doorman drama in one of the fanciest pieces of real estate. Want to join our Mother’s Day event giveaway? Then become a member, with ad-free listening, for as little as $8 a month. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up fo…

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Pro Tips for Urban Gardening in DC 15:59

10h ago15:59

15:59

You might not think of D.C. as a gardening city, but gardening in the District actually offers some specific benefits you don’t find elsewhere. Kathy Jentz, host of the podcast Garden DC, explains why you should be giving gardening a shot. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. Interested in advertising…

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Choosing Contentment Over Coveting: Money Talks Pt. 4, A Series on Jesus & Money - 4.28.24 55:30

18h ago55:30

55:30

Join us as we continue our series, “Money Talks” In today’s message, Pastor Trevor Estes and our in-house financial coaches, James & Amberlee Rich, teach on contentment as we battle the temptation of coveting. The foundation of our series on finances and money is what God says about faith, generosity, and compassion.…

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Fearless Stewardship: Money Talks Pt. 3, A Series on Jesus & Money - 4.21.24 53:16

18h ago53:16

53:16

Join us as we continue our series, “Money Talks” In today’s message, Pastor Brent Jones and our in-house financial coaches, James & Amberlee Rich, teach from the Parable of the Talents interwoven with a theme of stewardship. The foundation of our series on finances and money is what God says about faith, generosity, and compassion.…

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Intentionally Living God’s Dream For You: Money Talks Pt. 2, A Series on Jesus & Money - 4.14.24 47:35

18h ago47:35

47:35

Join us as we continue our series, “Money Talks” In today’s message, Pastor Trevor Estes and our in-house financial coaches, James & Amberlee Rich, teach from the Good Samaritan parable interwoven with a theme of God’s dreams for us. The foundation of our series on finances and money is what God says about stewardship, generosity and compassion.…

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No Shame Zone: Money Talks Pt. 1, A Series on Jesus & Money - 4.7.24 1:01:38

18h ago1:01:38

1:01:38

Join us for the kickoff to our series, “Money Talks” In today’s message, Pastor Trevor Estes and our in-house financial coaches, James & Amberlee Rich, teach from the prodigal son through the lens of God’s liberating love towards us, freeing us from shame and guilt. This is the foundation for our series on finances, money, and what God says about s…

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I Am the Resurrection and the Life : Easter At Vineyard Boise - 3.31.24 37:20

19h ago37:20

37:20

Message brought by Pastor Trevor EstesBy Vineyard Boise

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I am the Light of the world: Who Sinned? - 3.24.24 42:24

19h ago42:24

42:24

Message brought by Pastor Brent JonesBy Vineyard Boise

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Behind DMV Students’ Stand for Palestine 16:50

1d ago16:50

16:50

Protests and encampments regarding Israel and Palestine have taken off across the country. But in D.C., are we doing anything differently? Both Lauren Lumpkin and Peter Hermann from the Washington Post have covered the protests and lawsuits at the high school and college level, and they explain what’s going on for both. Want some more DC news? Then…

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Your Guide To May in D.C. 24:24

2d ago24:24

24:24

If you're new here, welcome! We’ve put together a starter pack for you, with episodes and articles to welcome you to the City Cast community. From checking out a sunset session of music and dancing at Flash, to finally investing in a solid hammock or blanket you’ve been eyeing, May is a special time in D.C. There are so many options for things to d…

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Big Drama in D.C.’s Little Leagues 20:01

3d ago20:01

20:01

Parents behaving badly? High-powered lawyers? The Wall Street Journal’s James Fanelli is here to walk us through his epic story about a Northwest D.C. Little League conflict. Want some more D.C. news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. You can also become a member, with ad-free listening, for as little as $8 a month. Inter…

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John: Believe in Christ That You May Have Life (John 20:30–31) 39:30

4d ago39:30

39:30

Main Idea: Believe in Christ That You May Have Life Text: John 20:30–31 Outline: 1) Believe that Jesus is the Christ 2) That you may have lifeBy Jake Tonak

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A New Union Station, D.C.'s Media Failures, and Foxtrot's Demise 27:57

6d ago27:57

27:57

Washingtonian’s Andrew Beaujon joins the team to talk about the future of Union Station, the future of D.C. media, and the future — or lack thereof — of the Foxtrot food chain. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. You can also become a member, with ad-free listening, for as little as $8 a month. Inter…

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Metro's Stance on Price Hikes, Fare Evasion, and the Funding Crisis 27:03

7d ago27:03

27:03

Metro is voting on their proposed 2025 budget TODAY. To explain it all, we sat down with Randy Clarke, who runs the Metro system. Clarke’s new budget proposal isn’t full of the kinds of draconian cuts that were on the table last year, but he’s still managing a lot of the challenges — and, according to him, a lot of the opportunities — that come wit…

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I Am the Resurrection and the Life - Jairus' Daughter 30:57

8d ago30:57

30:57

Jared Doe, Lead Pastor Desert City Church Phoenix, AZ

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Could Connecticut Avenue’s Bike Lane Be Resurrected? 18:00

8d ago18:00

18:00

Recently, D.C.’s Department of Transportation announced that the bike lane planned for Connecticut Avenue was no more. Sauleh Siddiqui, who represents a portion of Cleveland Park, joined us to explain if the bike lane could make a comeback in future transportation plans, and what it says about how D.C. treats multimodal transportation. Sauleh joine…

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DCPS Cuts, Wydown Unionization, and the Real Housewives of D.C. 25:44

9d ago25:44

25:44

To get into today’s news and culture updates, City Cast DC producer Ashe Durban and Washington City Paper’s Cat Sposato join the show to chat about DCPS facing major cuts, a D.C. coffee staple unionizing, and Real Housewives of D.C. finally being released on streaming. We wanted to issue a quick correction for some misstatements in this episode. Yo…

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D.C. Needs a ‘Real’ Chinatown 15:01

11d ago15:01

15:01

Here in D.C., Chinatown is more like a “China block.” And the longtime Chinese immigrant community has been advocating for a more robust Chinatown, one that meaningfully reflects their culture. Amanda Michelle Gomez, who reports for WAMU, is here to explain the future of Chinatown and why it is so important to the city. Want some more DC news? Then…

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John: Christ Will Change Your Doubts Into Confession (John 20:24–29) 37:38

11d ago37:38

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Main Idea: Christ Will Change Your Doubts Into Confession Text: John 20:24–29 Outline: 1) Unbelief (vv. 24, 25) 2) Revelation (vv. 26, 27) 3) Confession (vv. 28, 29)By Jacob Tonak

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I Am the Resurrection and the Life - The Widow's Son 28:18

14d ago28:18

28:18

Tyler Ells, Family Life Pastor Desert City Church Phoenix, AZ

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Zombie Office Buildings, RIP Bike Lane, and Trivia Cheaters 25:43

14d ago25:43

25:43

Axios’ Cuynet Dil and City Cast’s Julia Karron join our roundup to talk about zombie office buildings and zombie bike lanes and one of the most D.C. stories of all time: A cheating scandal at a pub quiz. Check out our episode on the fight over the Connecticut Avenue bike lanes here. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning …

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The Crazy History of D.C.’s Alleys 23:12

15d ago23:12

23:12

The history of D.C.’s alleys is a weird, crazy metaphor for a couple centuries of race and class and power. We spoke to Kim Prothro Williams, author of Hidden Alleyways of Washington, DC: A History, to learn about the streets behind the streets. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. And we’ve got Natio…

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How to Buy, Smoke, and Celebrate Weed in the Nation’s Capital 15:10

16d ago15:10

15:10

This weekend is 4/20, the annual holiday where cannabis enthusiasts celebrate all things weed. Being in the shadow of the federal government means the laws around cannabis in the city are a little complicated. Alan Amsterdam, Owner of Capitol Hemp, is here to clear the smoke around getting high in D.C. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign…

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The Complicated History Of D.C.'s Emancipation 16:45

17d ago16:45

16:45

Today is Emancipation Day. Even if you’ve been living in the District for a while, you might not know much about the holiday, and what makes it uniquely D.C. Briana Thomas, author of Black Broadway, joins to explain what you should know about Emancipation Day in D.C. and how to commemorate it. Want some more D.C. news? Then make sure to sign up for…

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Why Gas Leaks are Happening More Frequently 20:53

18d ago20:53

20:53

You might have noticed that gas leaks have been in the news more often. It’s pretty scary! When you suspect there’s a gas leak happening, it might not be clear what to do. So today on City Cast DC, we’re talking with environmental reporter Kayla Benjamin to get the lay of the land on what’s happening. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign …

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John: Those Who Have Seen the Messiah Are Sent (John 20:19–23) 39:43

19d ago39:43

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Main Idea: Those Who Have Seen the Messiah Are Sent Text: John 20:19–23 Outline: 1) Appearing (vv. 19, 20) 2) Sending (v. 21) 3) Authority (vv. 22, 23)By Jacob Tonak

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Slashing Metro and Childcare Funding, and Vote For Your Favorite Restaurants 27:54

21d ago27:54

27:54

Reporter Michael Pope and author Briana Thomas join the show to talk about what the D.C. budget means for the cost of your child care, what the Virginia budget means for the health of our Metro system, and ways YOU can vote for D.C.’s best restaurants. You can vote for your favorite restaurants for the RAMMY awards here. Wanna win tickets to see th…

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How to Kayak, Bike, & Metro to Every D.C. Park 12:50

22d ago12:50

12:50

D.C. has an absurd amount of parks – 683! Longtime D.C. environmental reporter Jacob Fenston is hitting up all of them for us in the ultimate D.C. park's quest. We catch up with him to see how it's going, what his approach is, and to learn the weirdest thing he has seen in the Potomac so far. And don’t forget to vote for City Cast DC as the Distric…

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I am the Resurrection and the Life - Lazarus 30:55

23d ago30:55

30:55

Jared Doe, Lead Pastor Desert City Church Phoenix, AZ

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D.C. is Upping Its Public Restroom Game 16:16

23d ago16:16

16:16

If you’ve ever had to GO while out and about in D.C., we’ve got good news. Throne Labs, a high tech toilet company, is bringing public restrooms to 5 different locations in the city as part of the D.C. Public Restroom Pilot Program. But D.C.’s track record with public restrooms has been iffy at best. Jonathan Katz joined us awhile back to explain w…

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Weed Crackdown, Arena Deal Fine Print, and One-Star Reviews 22:12

24d ago22:12

22:12

In today’s roundup, we’re talking about the city sending a warning to unlicensed weed shops in the city, an update on keeping sports teams in D.C., and 1 star reviews of Capital One Arena. Parents have taken on weed shops in the past, and we explain why that’s a big deal. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter …

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The Fight Over U Street's Future 16:29

25d ago16:29

16:29

There’s been a crazy fight going on about whether to erect an apartment building on the site of an old firehouse on U Street — and it’s a fight worth watching because it says a lot about what it takes to actually build anything in D.C. Paul Schwartzman from the Washington Post has been covering it and is here to walk us through the wild details. Wa…

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John: Jesus's Resurrection Restores Fruit-Bearing in the Garden (John 20:11–18) 38:02

26d ago38:02

38:02

Main Idea: Jesus’s Resurrection Restores Fruit-Bearing in the Garden Text: John 20:11–18 Outline: 1.) Returning to the Garden (vv. 11–13) 2.) Reversing the Curse (vv. 14–17) 3.) Announcing Christ’s Dominion (v. 18)By Adam Pohlman

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Bowser's Brazen Budget Cuts, James Beard Nominations, and a Russian Spy Chef 25:50

28d ago25:50

25:50

We’re breaking down the 2025 budget with City Paper’s Alex Koma, and Washingtonian’s Jessica Sidman is here to talk about D.C.’s nominees for the James Beard awards — and a crazy spy story at a local Russian restaurant. Check out our interview with James Beard award-winning chef, Rob Rubba, on why we should all be switching to electric stoves! Also…

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D.C. Food Trivia Smackdown 14:41

29d ago14:41

14:41

How’s your D.C. food trivia game? Two of the city’s premier food journalists are here to match wits about the past and present of Washington culinary life. It’s Jessica Sidman versus Ann Limpert in a D.C. food trivia showdown. Jess mentioned that she doesn’t think D.C. is in the South, but we’re not sure it’s so simple. Check out the episode where …

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Easter Sunday 26:58

1M ago26:58

26:58

Jared Doe, Lead Pastor Desert City Church Phoenix, AZBy Jared Doe

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D.C.'s Best (and Worst) E-Bikes 24:30

1M ago24:30

24:30

Right now, through April 15, D.C. residents can apply to get up to $2000 from the city government to buy an e-bike. But there are limited funds available, and it got us thinking – how desperate ARE we really to buy our own e-bikes? Or, do the ones sprawled around town to rent do the trick? City Cast Producer Ashe Durban systematically tested all th…

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Has The Arena Saga Ruined Ted Leonsis' Legacy? 17:53

1M ago17:53

17:53

Ted Leonsis, who owns the Capitals and Wizards, is giving us some major whiplash. He’s had an abrupt change of heart and the Caps and Wizards will be staying in D.C. The Washington Post's Candace Buckner is here to tell us how Ted can make Washingtonians love him again and protect his long-term legacy. Losing the teams would have been a tough blow …

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Your Guide to April in D.C. 20:35

1M ago20:35

20:35

April in D.C. is about more than just cherry blossoms. The City Cast D.C. crew has recommendations for upcoming festivals, celebrations, and new ways to explore the city. Let us be your guide to ensure April isn’t the cruelest month. Plus, at the end of the episode, senior executive producer Priyanka Tilve sits down with our sponsor District Bridge…

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Caps and Wiz Stay in D.C., New Rosslyn Food Hall, and Nats Park Upgrades 26:53

1M ago26:53

26:53

In a dramatic turn of events, Monumental Sports owner Ted Leonsis announced that the Capitals and Wizards will be staying in D.C. after all. Plus, there’s yet another new food hall in the DMV and Nats Park has undergone some futuristic upgrades just in time for the new season. Axios’ Cuneyt Dil and Anna Spiegel join the team to break it all down. F…

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D.C.’s Weirdest and Hugely Influential Unelected Board 24:04

1M ago24:04

24:04

Anything built in Georgetown has to go through the Old Georgetown Board. And, most recently it refused to approve an office-to-residential conversion on Thomas Jefferson St. NW. Topher Matthews, from Georgetown Metropolitan, explains how this unelected board of architects came to be and why it may be out-of-step with the city’s priorities. Want a f…

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The Garden of Gethsemane - Palm Sunday 27:37

1M ago27:37

27:37

Jared Doe, Lead Pastor Desert City Church Phoenix, AZ

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D.C.'s Got Snakes. Here's What To Do (And Not Do) 18:32

1M ago18:32

18:32

You might not think of D.C. as a city where you need to watch out for snakes, but multiple snake sightings in the city dispel that notion. Wildlife educator Caroline Seitz loves our scaly, slithery friends and last year, she explained to me what types of snakes are in the area and what you should do if you see one. Want a free (and beautiful) engra…

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What We Hate About D.C.'s Weed Culture 21:29

1M ago21:29

21:29

It seems like there are weed shops, vape shops and smoke shops on every corner in D.C. these days. For some, it's heaven, for others it’s a bit much. Our hosts Bridget Todd and Michael Schaffer sat down to get into how D.C.’s cannabis culture is changing, why there’s so many weed shops, and what it means for the city. Want a free (and beautiful) en…

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How Landlords Are Ripping Off The City 17:49

1M ago17:49

17:49

There’s been a lot of controversy around D.C.’s public housing agency. The latest involves the question of whether the city is overpaying landlords. Steve Thompson from the Washington Post is here to explain why it matters — to people on public assistance and to everyone else in D.C. too. Want a free (and beautiful) engraved mug? Sign up to become …

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