Neal takes an objective look at Hansel and Gretel and discusses the trouble with heroin, basement-attic philosophy, the IRA on Everest, the argument against thought experiments, broken leg mysteries, the rainy day myth, advice for News Junkies, Einstein's dog equation, dog narratives versus dog stories, how a trained actor drinks piss, declaring garden weed to the authorities, pisswaffles, the stroopwaffel era of this podcast (circa 2007), reforming how we name our children, pre-registering your

MICROPHONE....is here!!! Just one. We haven't quite figured out the 2 mic situation.But anyway- enjoy the clear, crisp, radiator, & cat free sound of episode 6!Jack sends us into the Greek Minotaurs labyrinth and Jana forewarns us about the Mothman legacy.Sits & Sources:The Book of Symbols by TaschenMythology by Edith HamiltonMan, Myth, and Monument by Marianna NicholsThe scientific origins of the Minotaur by Matt Kaplan{link}{Museum}{wiki & blog}{wiki, bridge}{wiki,

We discuss the role of animal chaplain, where someone will do pastoral care and funerals for those who lose a beloved dog, cat or goat. Is this a role the church needs to put more emphasis on? We discuss. We also compare Ramadan and Lent, talk about the Bible vs the Word of God, the emergent church, and whether cabbage is the new bacon. Plus: favorite Oscar moments. Check it out! It's the latest episode of PTLive.

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Episode NotesAri Coleman is principally a husband to Heidi and a father to Zoë. He teaches high school mathematics and is an adjunct professor of philosophy at BYU. His research interests include philosophies of language, mind, and religion, number theory, and music. Ari enjoys hiking, playing euphonium, and dancing with his daughter while singing "Once Upon A Dream." This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

David and Tamler fall under the spell of Lee Chang-dong’s 2018 masterpiece Burning, a movie where nothing is what it seems, or maybe it is. An alienated young man meets what seems like his dream girl from his small town, but she’s about to leave for Africa. Will he take care of her cat? Is there a cat? When she comes back she’s attached (maybe) to a slick rich guy played by Steven Yeun and then she disappears. What happened? What’s real and what’s a pantomime? Adapted from a Murakami short story

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/jay-sanalysis--1423846/support.Today we will have open debate! Topics include the existence of God, Trinity, theology in general, philosophy, logos, logoi, TAG and presuppositionalism, atheism, materialism, esoteric issues and questions, natural theology, papacy and Vatican issues, and much more! Note: Sardica is covered in the Chieti document, not Alexandria, although Alexandria document refers back to Chieti

Discutăm despre Toma d'Aquino, unul dintre cei mai influenți teologi din toate timpurile. Toma d'Aquino a fost apreciat pentru dedicarea sa față de studiu și munca de cercetare extensivă, cu trei opere majore la activ - Summa Theologica, Summa Contra Gentiles și Comentariul la Petru Lombardul. În toate aceste opere, d'Aquino a încercat să reconcilieze învățăturile teologice cu filozofia lui Aristotel, atât în privința problemei sufletului, cât și a conceptului primului motor.În analiza lui

In 1974, in Bridgeport Connecticut, a family is terrorized by unknown entities. Individuals and even multiple items in the home begin to float. The family cat becomes possessed and starts talking. Ed and Lorraine Warren are brought in to investigate these claims. This case becomes one of the most bizarre and mysterious poltergeist encounters. To watch the podcast on YouTube: https://bit.ly/TheoriesOfTheThirdKindYT Don’t forget to follow the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using

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Jack gives us a closer look into the Hercules story & his Labors and Jana breaks down the sightings of the Yeti. Junebug the cat & the radiator also add their two cents. Sites & Sources:Gmahling, Taylor. “The Real Story of Hercules.” Museum Hack, 26 Feb. 2020{museum blog}Staff, History.com. (2011). Hercules.{history}{site}{wiki}{Wiki}{Book: Cryptozoology A-Z} Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dive into the thrilling realm of cyber mayhem as we unravel the unexpected fallout from a library cyber attack, sharing jaw-dropping tales of crypto heists and personal encounters with cyber trickery. Get ready for explosive insights, actionable tips to safeguard against ransomware, and a peek into the high-stakes cat-and-mouse game governments play with digital criminals. Fasten your seatbelts for an exhilarating ride through the digital frontier - this episode is not one to miss

How do we know where we come from? What does our ancestry add to who we are? This month, Drew and Avery explore what it means to explore heritage through play. We'll investigate how we play to remember or even to learn new things about our family's pasts and where (and how) we belong. From museums to festivals, we'll discover how much of our past and others’ is encountered, preserved, and even transformed through play.You can now support our podcast on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/poweredbyplay