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musical interlude :: 3.23

it’s time for another something beautiful musical interlude! this week we try and mix it up with a little hip-hop, some ambient, dance and acoustic folk. let us know what you like or what you don’t like. leave us a comment here, or call our listener line at 972-535-8980. we hope you enjoy it! music [...]

phil shepherd :: 3.22

this week we talk with the whiskey preacher, phil shepherd. phil’s a pastor of the eucatastrophe in fort worth, texas, a church for outlaws and outcasts. phil tells us about growing up as a “funagelical” in alaska and how he made his way south and ultimately starting a church with his wife stephanie in fort [...]

thomas mathie :: 3.21.1 (special bonus episode)

as a follow-up to Friday’s podcast, we’re sharing some of Thomas’ thoughts that he shared with his tribe on Sunday, June 13, 2010. we hope you enjoy what Thomas has to say as he shares his heart with his local tribe, as well as the entire sbpodcast tribe. related :: hear thomas’ story on the [...]

thomas mathie (headphonaught) :: 3.21

we’re back from a short break and we turn the tables on thomas and ask him to tell “the rest of the story.” he shares about his life growing up, how he became involved with the Salvation Army, his passions and more on this week’s episode. related :: thomas’ blog thomas on twitter thomas on [...]

tyler wigg-stevenson :: 3.20

this week we talk about nuclear abolishment with Tyler Wigg-Stevenson, the founder of the Two-Future Project. Tyler shares his passion for abolishing nuclear weapons and why it matters to people around the world — especially people of faith. A Baptist preacher with a decade of experience in nuclear weapons policy, Tyler has dedicated much of [...]

roy w. petersen :: 3.19

this week we talk with writer, director and film maker, roy w. petersen. roy grew up in new york where he got his start in the arts. roy talks about how he found the obsession to create film and mesh it with his faith (including a stint with the 700 Club). he also talks about [...]

george elerick :: 3.18

this week we chat with george elerick, who describes himself as… “a heretic who follows jesus. cultural theorist. barbarian philosopher. i still like Tang, the powdered drink. life is a beautiful scandalous mystery. i am what i want you to think i am. i like people. i like movements. i like chicken. i like music. [...]

ragan sutterfield :: 3.17

this week we talk with writer, cultural critic, and farmer, Ragan Sutterfield. he’s written for a variety of magazines including Plenty, Men’s Journal, Paste, Gourmet, Spin, and Books & Culture on issues relating to good food, sustainability, and contemporary culture. he is also one of the founders and operators of a farm at Felder Academy, [...]

kevin hendricks :: 3.16

this week we catch up with Kevin Hendricks and what’s been going on with him and his family since our first chat in 2008. he talks about being a stay at home dad, the adoption of his son Milo, bald birthday benefit, charity:water and his new book, Addition by Adoption. we strongly encourage you to [...]

Addition by Adoption: Kids, Causes & 140 Characters

Love, laughter and lunacy in 140 characters. by Kevin D Hendricks A work-at-home dad turns to Twitter to share updates about kids, causes and life. It’s a curated selection of bizarre quotes, funny stories and temper tantrums. Woven between potty-training woes and breakfast time songs is a family growing through adoption and learning how to [...]

ted blair :: 3.15

this week we chat with Ted Blair, who’s a pastor of Livingway Church in garland, texas. he shares the history of his ministry and church and how all his plans and work came to a crashing halt last year when he was diagnosed with hodgkins lymphoma. related :: livingway church ted’s on youtube ted on [...]