- S11 Episode 66- Relational whiplash In this episode, the dogs catch up and reminisce (4:00) before a long summer break from the pod. Connor shares his new assignment at Mundelein (10:50) and Mike discusses his new position (26:53). They all speak about finding their identity in Jesus (35:00), especially in times of transition. They stress the importance of vulnerability (20:22) […]
- S11 Episode 33 – Enchanted days In this episode, the dogs share stories about their respective trips to the Holy Land (6:10) and the freedom of traveling without a phone (3:40). They compare their experiences with Turkish coffee (6:30), travel laundry hacks (14:00), and the breathtaking views in Galilee (15:25). Quotes: “The flip phone is a tool I use, whereas the […]
- S6 Episode 6 – A case study “But what, in conclusion, of Joy?…It was valuable only as a pointer to something other and outer. While that other was in doubt, the pointer naturally loomed large in my thoughts. When we are lost in the woods the sight of a signpost is a great matter. But when we have found the road and […]
- S5 Episode 16 – The dad in me “We tremble here on a vertiginous edge. The self is not a thing but a perspective; but, as Nagel reminds us, perspectives are not in the world but on the world.” -Roger Scruton The Face of God Apologies for the quality of connection. The guys are on pilgrimage in the Holy Land right now but found the time […]
- S5 Episode 15 – Afpar When he took the three disciples To the mountainside to pray, His countenance was modified, his clothing was aflame. Two men appeared: Moses and Elijah came; They were at his side. The prophecy, the legislation spoke of whenever he would die. -Sufjan Stevens, The Transfiguration Mike and Rob are headed off to the Holy Land […]
- S5 Episode 14 – Eight eyes “A new law of the Cosmos, applicable only to the recently appeared triadic creature: If you’re a big enough fool to climb a tree and like a cat refuse to come down, then someone who loves you has to make as big a fool of himself to rescue you.” – Walker Percy, Lost in the […]
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