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Mark and Logan talk about human despair, service, poverty, homelessness, and creativity on the Internet.
Mark and Logan are a little lost in this episode and Barnes and Nobel knows why. We ask how changes in our psychology change our relationship to, or concept of, God. We also ask if it’s possible to have a conversation with Uncle Bob across seemingly unbridgable social and political difference. Is Uncle Bob a monster? Can we love him and keep our pearls to ourselves?
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Mark and Logan stare into the deepest most hellish depths of local news awefulness and survive to talk about it. We break down an incident of shallow infotainment journalism. We dish on our favorite breakfast. Then Logan rants about the wrong way to to approach volunteering and his critical reaction to the claim Jesus was homeless. All of this is finished off with a theology of emobdiment regarding our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.
Mark and Logan wonder if Trumpian frustration has elicited great art. Does art require struggle? Can art reveal anything in the face of society-wide apocalyptic revelation? If the answer is no, what can art say about our American moment?
Camus and the Desert Fathers make an appearance. The deep communion of the contemplative life is discussed but hopefully in a way that doesn't sound like esoteric bullshit.
We can't pronounce Paraic O'Donnell's name but you should check out his story on Twitter.
We would have recorded this one at a Waffle House if we could of.
Camus and the Desert Fathers is the name of our new band.
Mark and Logan talk about red space dresses, Star Trek: Discovery, and how Brandon Sanderson is going to bail out GRRM when the so-called American Tolkien kicks the ol' bucket of dragon blood.
Mark and Logan discover the dark underbelly of the literary industrial complex. Did you really think Brandon Sanderson wrote that many pages a year? Also, Mark likes to read about sex in the Faerie.
Mark and Logan talk about how Twitter is bad now. What happened? Logan doens’t want to be part of the “online conversation.” There’s value in writing without inviting engagement… maybe? Also, Snapchat.
Your favorite podcast is back for it’s yearly episode.
Mark and Logan discuss the podcast’s introductory music, or lack thereof.
Logan's recent sermon on Luke 15:11-32, the parable of the Prodigal Son. Full text of the story that starts the sermon is available on the main blog page.
This is our Trump episode. I know, it's terrible. We talk about Trump as a figure of apocalypse and revelation. We talk about money and Christianity. We talk about mediated reality and why to keep a blog/podcast at all.
Mark and Logan talk about majestic birds, snacks, Miike Snow's newest video, and the very reasonable but very wrong David Brooks
The spirituality of Stephen Colbert and the limitations of Progressive Christianity, our love/hate relationship with football, and what really makes a sandwich.