I Don't Agree: Recent Episodes
Tella Cummins
I Don't Agree is a podcast about fun and random topics that will pique your interest. Outrageous comments are welcome here and don't get scared off by the controversial conversation.
This episode is about the news. I will talk about different news outlets, their responsibilities, Kyle Rittenhouse, and how this connects to truth.
This episode is about arguments which prove God exists. I will dive into the history surrounding an ambassador and co-creator of these arguments, what the arguments are, and how they apply to us in the 21st century.
In this episode I will address this common phrase, explain why it is regress, and feature a listener’s feedback regarding a particular episode.
In this episode, I will be sharing what alcohol is, some side effects, and whether it is good or bad.
This episode is about video games. I will be discussing some history, violent first person shooters, positives and negatives, and exploring why they are popular.
This episode is about art. We will be diving into its meaning, various forms, and even determining what constitutes good and bad kinds.
This episode discusses social media and how it can suck. Dopamine and mobile devices are also brought up to demonstrate the severity of APP TRAPS (social media snares).
This episode is a conversation with Pastor Wayne Putman about pacifism. We dive into the nuances of this subject and discuss its relation to scripture, lifestyle, and the Trinity. The differences between peacemaking and pacifism are also addressed and how different perspectives have influenced the Church.
This episode dives into the history of the Enneagram and how it is not a good framework for one's life.
This episode is about the importance of definitions and meanings which are behind words. Language and speaking are also discussed along with a faith based perspective on these issues.
Today's episode is about physical fitness and how it should be a committed discipline instead of a hobby.
In this episode I make the case that the Lord of the Rings trilogy is better than the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).