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Remaster #118: The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - Relay FM
How do you follow up the best game of all time?
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Identity and Faithful Anti-Racism
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Faithful Anti-Racism Leadership Development Cohorts
The Calvin Institute of Christian Worship invites individuals and organizations to participate in an online, month-long, facilitator-led cohort in which participants reflect on their cultural context and develop context-specific ways of promoting cross-cultural learning and faithful anti-racism initiatives.
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Words to the Church from Another Time of Pandemic and Racism
The Rev. Francis Grimké’s thoughts from over a century ago are just as relevant during our current COVID-19 crisis and ongoing pleas for racial justice.
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Anti-Racism in the Renewing of Christian Worship.
May God give us grace and strength to resist lies, arrogance, injustice, racism, and oppression in all forms. In worship, we are called to confess sin, to lament brokenness, and to pray for the end of these travesties, even as we are called to preach and celebrate sacramentally the gospel of Jesus Christ—in which power is made perfect in weakness, in which each person and culture is cherished as God’s gift, in which our hope is based on the life, death, resurrection, and continuing ministry of our ascended Lord, Jesus Christ. We long for a seamless connection between faithful public worship and vital Christian witness in every sector of society and in every cultural context.
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Really Specific Stories: Jason Snell
Join host and podcast studies researcher Martin Feld as he delves into stories of tech-podcast production and fandom, featuring creators and their listeners.
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The Follow-Up Episode - Robot or Not? #248 - The Incomparable
For the very first time, we do some housekeeping about holes, Russian robots, salad, genocide, Voltron, and available sales leads.
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5by5 at the Movies: GoodFellas
Are you calling us funny? Are we like a clown? Do we amuse you? More than thirty years later, “GoodFellas” still stands up. In honor of the late Ray Liotta, we break down Martin Scorsese’s classic film about street-level gangsters.
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Presentable #118: The Path to Product Management - Relay FM
Special guest Emily Tate joins the program. She’s managing director of Mind the Product, and we discuss how product management has kept pace with the rapidly changing way we all work.
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Podcasting 2.0 - Taking a Tenet
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The guy who put the D-J in Top40 Radio, a renaissance man of the 21st century - I give you Mr. Dave Jones
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Feature Story Episode 2: Jordan Peterson and the Long Distance Call
Written and read by Kevin Ryan.
A sneak preview of Feature Story a new podcast coming in 2021 from Dog and Pony Show Audio.
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The Incomparable | Whale Logistics Movie (Episode 437)
In this holiday season, what could be more emblematic of the spirit of Peace on Earth (of the past) and Goodwill toward men (who aren’t whalers or aquarium directors) than 1986’s “Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home”? We celebrate “the one with the whales”, an enjoyable romp through 1980s San Francisco that also features a soundtrack that sounds like a Christmas carol, nuclear wessels with terrible security practices, and Admiral Kirk’s to-go pizza box.
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