Podcast Callie terbaik (2025)

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Ep 167: Adam Schluter, Building Community, One Monday at a Time 34:26

4d ago34:26

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Adam Schluter, photojournalist and founder of Hello from a Stranger, moved to Coeur d'Alene a few years ago, knowing no one. Feeling isolated, he longed for real connection. Inspired by his mother’s tradition of Monday night family dinners, he opened his backyard to the community with one simple rule: bring a side dish—no business, no politics, no …

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#170 Peter White: More Human, Not Less — Living a Sabbath-Shaped Life 25:29

13d ago25:29

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Send us a text What if rest isn’t a reward for finishing your work—but the place where your real work begins? In this episode, Rosario talks with Peter White, Anglican priest, spiritual director, and founder of The Sabbath Life, about why sabbath isn’t just for church leaders—it’s for all of us. Together, they explore how slowing down helps us beco…

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Ep 166: Christina Crawford, Author 42:35

11d ago42:35

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Meet Christina Crawford, actress, author, and performer in theater, film, and television. Her first book, Mommie Dearest, was a New York Times Bestseller in 1978. She has always been an advocate for social justice, particularly for the rights of children and women who have been assaulted or abused. Her unwavering belief in justice, regardless of wh…

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Ep 165: Joel Riner, Photographer 35:34

18d ago35:34

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Passion. Experience. Dedication. Words that describe Joel Riner’s photography career. Since his freshman year in college, Joel has pushed himself to become the best photographer, whether spending extra hours in the darkroom, trekking up mountains with his 4x5 camera or going in on days off to shoot some creative studio work. His passion for the cra…

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Ep 164: Christian Youth Theater (CYT) 36:00

25d ago36:00

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Christian Youth Theater (CYT North Idaho) is not just a theater program, it's a comprehensive after-school arts education program for ages 5-18. It offers a wide range of classes throughout the year, including drama, music, dance, technical theater, and more, ensuring that every child's unique talents and interests are nurtured. This week, Dawn Sim…

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#169 Joe Graves: Planting Boldly, Leading Creatively 34:15

29d ago34:15

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Send us a text In this episode, we sit down with pastor, entrepreneur, and author Joe Graves to explore how a spirit of innovation can breathe new life into church leadership. Joe shares candid insights from his own church planting journey—what sparked it, what surprised him, and how his entrepreneurial instincts have shaped both the triumphs and t…

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Ep 163: Kennedy Shioya, Leather Designer 33:46

1M ago33:46

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Kennedy Shioya, who holds a B.F.A. in painting from Boise State, grew up in a creative household learning to sew from her Grandmother. An accomplished painter, Kennedy discovered her love for handcrafted leather bags and accessories in 2022, after becoming more excited about functional art. With her experience in sewing, she took a big step to crea…

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Ep 162: Idaho Shakespeare Festival with Sara Bruner and Hannah Read Newbill 45:47

1M ago45:47

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Meet Sara Bruner, Producing Artistic Director of the Idaho Shakespeare Festival, and Hannah Read Newbill, Festival Director of Marketing. We had a lively and inspiring conversation about the upcoming season and the immense effort it takes to bring five exceptional professional productions to life, running from May through September at the festival’…

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Ep 161: Laura Curry and John McMahon with Arts Idaho 37:40

2M ago37:40

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The Idaho Commission on the Arts is a state agency committed to making the arts accessible to all Idahoans. Executive Director, Laura Curry, and Artist Services Director, John McMahon talked to us about the state of the arts in Idaho, what Arts Idaho does, how it is funded, and what the future holds. Arts Idaho: Inspiring, Educating, and Supporting…

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#168 Dustin Mailman: Deep Time Coffee 43:40

2M ago43:40

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Send us a text In this episode, we sit down with Rev. Dustin Mailman, founding pastor of Deep Time in Asheville, North Carolina. Dustin shares the story behind this innovative faith community rooted in radical hospitality, restorative justice, and opportunities for returning citizens. With a background in traditional ministry and a heart for creati…

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Ep 160: Jimmy Lewis and the Annual Lisa Lewis Memorial Crawfish Boil 32:37

2M ago32:37

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Louisiana native Jimmy Lewis grew up immersed in Cajun traditions in the small town of Roanoke, about three hours northwest of New Orleans. Each year, he brings a taste of the South to the Northwest by hosting a classic crawfish boil, complete with "mudbugs" shipped in fresh from Louisiana. The annual event, now a tribute to his late wife, has beco…

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#167 Charles DiRico: Word on the Street 27:59

2M ago27:59

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Send us a text In this inspiring episode of Better Together, we sit down with Charles DiRico, the visionary behind Word on the Street—a growing network of dinner churches reaching nearly 400 people weekly. Charles shares the powerful story of how this movement began with simple meals and has grown into a vibrant ministry rooted in worship, communit…

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Ep 159: Hara Allison and Dream Studio 30:40

2M ago30:40

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Hara Allison, a highly skilled graphic designer, photographer, former podcaster, and publisher, has recently launched her passion project: Dream Studio—a space where creativity knows no bounds. Dream Studio offers meticulously curated sets and an expansive room that serves as a blank canvas, ready to be transformed by your imagination. The concept …

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Ep 158: 2025 Regional Events Kickoff for spring and summer 37:41

2M ago37:41

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There is so much happening this summer. Listen in as Ali & Callie and Kristin (our producer who we actually gave the mic to this time) go over the highlights of performances so you can plan ahead! Aspire Community Theater – aspirecda.com at Midge & Pepper Smock Family Theater at the Kroc (1765 W Golf Course Rd, CDA) Guys and Dolls – April 25-May 4 …

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Ep 157: Erin Hall, Singer, Songwriter and Cellist 37:47

2M ago37:47

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Erin Hall, a talented singer-songwriter and cellist from Boise, Idaho, now resides and creates music in New York City. She was featured in the "Idaho in Song" series on Idaho Public Television, Season 8, episode 5, where she premiered her song "Lullaby of 55." This episode can be viewed online at PBS' Idaho Experience Series "Idaho in Song". The se…

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#166 Rob Hutchinson: Futuring Forward Together 23:16

3M ago23:16

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Send us a text In this episode of Better Together, I sit down with Rev. Dr. Rob Hutchinson to explore the vital role of the Holy Spirit in Christian community and decision-making. Rob shares his passion for fostering spiritually discerning church gatherings, advocating for a listen-first approach that prioritizes trust, mutual submission, and a shi…

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Ep 156: Alvin Williams, Comedian 42:47

3M ago42:47

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You know we all need to laugh... it is so good for our psyche... especially these days. This episode features Alvin Williams, a “stand-up” comedian since his post grad years in Boise in 2006. We had so much fun laughing and chatting with him. For years, he has brought his unique brand of humor to a live audience, touring the United States and Canad…

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Ep 155: Elizabeth Wilkes, Renewing Your Mind through Art 36:21

3M ago36:21

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Artist Elizabeth Wilkes' journey is a powerful example of how art can be a tool for healing and recovery. It’s fascinating hearing how she used color and intentional creativity to not only rebuild her artistic expression but also reconnect the neural pathways in her brain. The idea of painting with her left hand to facilitate healing adds a deeply …

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Ep 154: Theater on the Verge 35:41

3M ago35:41

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Theater on the Verge is a new independent theater company based in Spokane, Washington that believes theater should be a visceral, personal experience—one that ignites conversation, inspires connection, and leaves a lasting impact. (To quote a favorite show, we’d rather be “nine people’s favorite thing than a hundred people’s ninth-favorite thing.”…

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#165 Travis Smith: The Loneliness Epidemic & Finding True Connection 30:04

3M ago30:04

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Send us a text In this episode, I sit down with Travis Smith, a doctoral student researching the loneliness epidemic, a pastor, counseling center operator, and adjunct professor. We explore the deep impact of loneliness on individuals and communities, the role of faith in fostering meaningful relationships, and practical ways to cultivate authentic…

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#164 John McGill: Leading with the Currency of Trust 19:21

4M ago19:21

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Send us a text Dr. John McGill, founder of We Do EQ, helps leaders grow in their emotional intelligence. One of the major currencies of leadership is trust, but there are different ways to demonstrate you are trustworthy. On this episode of the Better Together Podcast, Dr. McGill unpacks the different components of trust to help leaders grow and cr…

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#163 Elaine Heath: Spirit-led Planning 29:10

5M ago29:10

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Send us a text How do you plan for your life, your family, and/or your organization with God? Dr. Elaine Heath is an author, speaker, retreat leader, consultant, farmer and Abbess who leads the new monastic community Spring Forest. She offers a different path from the traditional models of strategic planning and outcome-based goals that creates spa…

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#162 Dana K White: Jesus Doesn't Care About Your Messy House 22:16

5M ago22:16

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Send us a text With the holidays, clutter, and just the daily struggle to keep a house clean, it can feel like an added weight to practice hospitality and invite others into your home. It can also be a source of shame. Author and decluttering expert, Dana K. White discovered God's grace through the struggle of a messy home, and offers both spiritua…

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Ep 153: Trey Busch, Sleight of Hand Winemaker and Music Lover 51:20

6M ago51:20

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We recently had the exciting opportunity to engage with Trey Busch, one of the visionary founders of Sleight of Hand Winery nestled in Walla Walla, Washington. Accompanying us was Sommelier Krista French and Robby French from Stylus Wine & Vinyl Bar, our local experts in wine and music. Since its founding in 2007, Sleight of Hand Cellars has emerge…

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#161 Adelle Banks and Daniel Yang: Becoming a Future Ready Church 28:43

6M ago28:43

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Send us a text Missiologist and pastor Daniel Yang and journalist Adelle Banks are co-authors with church researcher Warren Bird of the groundbreaking work Becoming a Future Ready Church. They unpack 8 trends the Church can adjust for now to be ready for the ministry the church needs to do in 2050. They beautifully inspire hope without condemnation…

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Ep 152: Poet Laureates, Jennifer Passaro and Stacy Boe Miller 43:21

6M ago43:21

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A poet laureate is a poet who has been appointed by a government or some other organization. It is their responsibility promote poetry, which usually includes composing and reciting poems for special occasions. Recently, the CDA Arts Commission appointed Jennifer Passaro as the city’s first Poet Laureate. Jennifer studied English and creative writi…

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#160 Jason Moore: AI and The Church 25:15

7M ago25:15

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Send us a text On this episode of Better Together, we’re joined by author and ministry expert Jason Moore to explore the fascinating intersection of artificial intelligence and the church. In his latest book, AI and the Church, Jason provides a clear roadmap for church leaders navigating the rapidly changing world of AI. We dive into practical ways…

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Ep 151: Bill Wiemuth, Historian and Author 51:28

7M ago51:28

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Bill Weimuth has spent the last 20 years writing, producing, and publishing a diverse collection of works, including books, audiobooks, video presentations, a documentary film, and online courses that explore American history. His first novel, *Down the Rivers of Peril*, is based on the true story of the journey to transport America’s first Western…

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#159 Ivan Filby: Speak Tenderly: Prophetic Ministry Seasoned with Grace 26:15

7M ago26:15

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Send us a text Seedbed Publishing President, Dr. Ivan Filby, is the author of Speak Tenderly: Prophetic Ministry Seasoned with Grace. He joins the Better Together podcast to share practical tools and stories of hearing the Holy Spirit speak personally and through prophecy. If you want to learn to discern the voice of the Holy Spirit, this episode i…

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Ep 150: Ellen Travolta, Jenny Shotwell and the 5-timer jacket 46:02

7M ago46:02

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Ellen Travolta, a beloved guest of the Ali & Callie Artcast, has graced us with her incredible stories and vibrant spirit over four seasons. As the first guest to appear five times in a gesture of our appreciation, we presented her with an Ali & Callie five-timer jacket, celebrating her as a valued member of our show and community. Thank you so muc…

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#158 Sandra Richter: Unlikely SHereos 29:27

7M ago29:27

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Send us a text What if God is calling you to be an unlikely hero? Author, professor, and biblical scholar Dr. Sandra Richter joins the Better Together Podcast to help us apply deep theological truths from the story of Deborah based on her new Epic of Eden bible study. While all of our podcasts are for men and women, female listeners who feel called…

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Ep 149: Lorna Hamilton 40:17

7M ago40:17

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Lorna Hamilton, a versatile figure as a choreographer, director, producer, and author, shares her journey with Ali and Callie, starting in Coeur d’Alene in the 70s. Lorna, a recipient of the 2024 Mayor’s Award in Excellence of the Arts, has a humble dedication to the Arts in this community. She has authored two books, The Caregiver’s Story: Trading…

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#157 Walter R. Strickland II: Swing Low: A History of Black Christianity in the United States 21:16

7M ago21:16

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Send us a text The Black Church has been studied from sociological and justice perspectives, but Professor, Preacher, Consultant and Speaker, Dr. Walter R. Stickland II noticed a missing piece: the theology that has shaped Black Christianity throughout history into the present. Like a choir with the altos missing, Strickland explains, he wants to l…

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Ep 148: Mystic Mountain Music, Indie music duo 39:46

7M ago39:46

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Mystic Mountain Music is a unique collaboration between two distinct singers, Hanna Rebecca and Meridith Vesser. Both bring their individual backgrounds in a cappella music and choir to the table. Their meeting on social media and subsequent friendship led to the creation of beautiful harmonies, with each taking turns to play the guitar. Their repe…

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#156 Joe Dongell: A Theology of Love 31:27

7M ago31:27

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Send us a text Love seems like the most over-discussed topic in Christianity, but what if we still don't fully understand it? Dr. Joe Dongell offers a fresh, deep perspective of love that is sure to ignite your passion for God once again. Join us as we learn from Dr. Dongell and his newest work The Most Excellent Way: John Wesley's Theology of Love…

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Ep 147: Mary Bowers with Shakespeare CDA 41:30

8M ago41:30

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Shakespeare, even after over 400 years, is still an appeal to so many. And now Shakespeare has made its way to Coeur d'Alene, thanks to the passion of Mary Bowers who holds a masters in Shakespeare studies and found her love for the bard in London. Shakespeare CDA's performance of Macbeth, perfect for the Halloween season, runs Oct 17-19, and Oct 2…

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Michael Jordan: Worship in an Age of Anxiety 31:42

8M ago31:42

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Send us a text What role does anxiety play in the Church? As Americans start paying more attention to mental health, what role can Christians play in the healing process? Author and professor, Rev. Dr. Michael Jordan joins the Better Together podcast to share ways laity and clergy can point people to Christ with integrity in an Age of Anxiety. Supp…

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Ep 146: KEA's Junk2Funk 37:10

8M ago37:10

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The Kootenai Environmental Alliance's longest-running annual fundraising event, Junk 2 Funk, is scheduled for October 12, 2024 in the ballroom at the Eagles in downtown Coeur d'Alene. Junk 2 Funk is a unique runway fashion show that features outfits made from at least 80% recycled items or garbage, presenting a "trashy" fashion concept. Local artis…

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#154 Roz and Callie Picardo: The Financial Lies We Tell Ourselves 21:47

8M ago21:47

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Send us a text Our finances (good, bad and everything in between) are often symptoms of what is going on underneath. Let’s go beneath the surface as we explore some of the lies we tell ourselves and the strongholds hindering our financial progress. For more, check out Healthy Money: A 30-Day Journey toward Spiritual, Emotional, and Financial Freedo…

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Ep 145: Mary Lee Ryba, Coeur d'Alene Arts Commission Chair 36:28

8M ago36:28

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Mary Lee Ryba, originally from Massachusetts, has been the Assistant Dean for Development at the University of Idaho, College of Engineering for over 17 years. She is currently serving as the chair of the Coeur d’Alene Arts Commission. The Coeur d'Alene Arts Commission is appointed to aid the Mayor and the City in formulating and administering publ…

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#153 Roz and Callie Picardo: Financial Growth 13:18

8M ago13:18

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Send us a text Our experiences with money shape us, but we don’t always stop to notice how. In God’s hands, even the worst experiences can be used to draw us deeper in our faith and grow us as disciples of Jesus Christ. Join us as we unpack some of the teaching from our latest book Healthy Money. Use discount code IPPICARDO30 to get 30% off the boo…

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Ep 144: Susie Feickert, Local Author 36:40

8M ago36:40

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Susie Fieckert spent most of her life living in Baltimore and Washington, D.C., where she worked in corporate sales. After her kids went off to college and she experienced an unexpected divorce, she decided it was time to start a new chapter in her life. With some convincing from friends, Susie joined an online dating service and eventually met her…

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152 Callie and Rosario Picardo: Childhood Money Memories 12:34

8M ago12:34

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Send us a text In this week’s episode of the Healthy Money podcast series, we dive into the topic of "Childhood Money Memories" and how they shape the way we think about and handle finances today. What memories from your childhood impact your relationship with money today? Were you raised in a home where money was talked about openly or was it a so…

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Ep 143: Max Mendez and Beer Choir 33:10

9M ago33:10

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Max Mendez, a multi-talented individual, is involved in various artistic and musical endeavors. He is a musician, conductor, opera singer, educator, and podcaster, as well as the host of Beer Choir. Beer Choir is a national singing movement creating a fun and inclusive activity where everyone, regardless of their singing experience, is welcome to j…

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Callie and Rosario Picardo: Discovering Your Money Mindset 13:38

9M ago13:38

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Send us a text Why is it so challenging to align what we know about money with what we actually do? Join us in this episode as we dive into the Healthy Money Mindset Assessment, a free tool designed to help you discover your unique financial mindset. Created by authors Rosario and Callie Picardo, this 17-question survey offers real-time results and…

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Ep 142: Mary Crane Nutter, Walla Walla Artist 42:34

9M ago42:34

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The 4th episode in our Walla Walla series was a delightful conversation with artist Mary Crane Nutter, a painter from Walla Walla, Washington. Her studio is at her home and small farm with a traditional barn. A few years ago, Mary partnered with her sister Sarah Crane, a graphic designer and photographer, to create a neighborhood art and performanc…

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150 Matt Lake: Crossing The Discipleship Chasm 23:19

9M ago23:19

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Send us a text On this episode of the podcast, we welcome Matt Lake, pastor and author of Crossing the Discipleship Chasm. Matt shares insights from his new book, offering a transformative approach to adaptive discipleship that bridges the gap between cultural obstacles and the church's original mission. He challenges us to move beyond quick fixes …

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Ep 141: ArtWalla with board member Tricia Harding 44:04

9M ago44:04

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Tricia Harding has been a board member of ArtWalla for the past eight years. ArtWalla is an organization that initially focused on public art and continues to educate the artistic community. Tricia was the chair of the City Commission for Art in Public Places. She is very proud of all that ArtWalla has accomplished in such a short time. Tricia is a…

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149 Matt O'Reilly: Free to be Holy 22:47

9M ago22:47

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Send us a text In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Matt O'Reilly to discuss his new book, Free to Be Holy. Much of the gospel you’ve heard might focus on hope for the next life, forgiveness, and freedom from guilt. But what about freedom from the sin itself? Free to Be Holy shines a light on the often-overlooked part of the gospel: holiness for t…

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Ep 140: Tyson Kaup, Walla Walla Summer Theater Executive Artistic Director 42:56

9M ago42:56

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We had the opportunity to interview Tyson Kaup, the Executive Artistic Director of Walla Walla Summer Theater, a non-profit theater company in its second season. Tyson, an accomplished actor, director, and producer, grew up in the Walla Walla area and moved to New York at the age of 20. After many years of success in the city and starting a family,…

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