Don't Forget This Podcast: Recent Episodes
Bryan Dupuis
As we head into Summer, we are reaching back into the DFTP vault to bring you an episode that was never released (and maybe for good reason).
If you need a good laugh, this is the episode for you!
Would you pay money to spend time in a room of breakables and a bat? What does it look like to be creative and how do we practice it? Just a few of the questions we tackle this week on the podcast.
Go to www.ragerva.com to book a time to smash things (and tell them DFTP sent ya)!
Our thanks to Karen Langley and Ryan Thomas for their help on this episode.
Rondell Treviño, founder of the immigration project, joins us for an important conversation on immigration, the wall, DACA, and the Church.
The Don't Forget this Podcast is back for the Winter/Spring season!!!
Thank you for listening, liking, and sharing with others.
It's a special Halloween episode so be sure to listen before tomorrow night....or any time really.
This episode we talk the return of This is Us, Jill gets left in a hurricane, and the first steps to conquering our fears.
This week we talk PETA and animal crackers, live animals in church, and ways to guard again against fear....it's summer folks.
This week on the podcast we talk with Honesty Liller, Ceo of The McShin Foundation. Honesty shares her story of addiction, recovery, and the power of community.
This week on the podcast we look at the explosion in the use of plastics, how our "throw away" society has created a problem we cannot keep up with. We'll also explore where the church is on issues related to the environment, and simple steps we can begin to take today.
This week on the podcast we explore the United States' need to keep tabs on her "Ex" across the pond. We also explore creative expressions of "church" from people in leotards swinging from drapes to Beyoncé themed worship.
This week Jill and I share a lot of laughs as we explore the rise of Christian satire, why it's so funny, and how to use it properly
Today on the podcast we talk about Benny Hinn, the prosperity Gospel, an idea for a pop up communion, and Mr. Rogers.