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LukeyoutheU podcasts
Heroes of the Bible and the Quran The Consciousness Shift Some Conversations with Marc Luke's Perspective, and Ours Heroes of the Bible and the Quran HBQ
Two of the most influential books in the history of the world, and the source texts of the two largest religions in the world, the Bible and the Quran share, in their stories, many of the very same people. Adam, Abraham, and Moses included. In talking about and comparing some of these mutual heroes/ prophets, Hass and I learn not only about the other's faith but also more about our own. Hass Sartawi, Jake Knight The Consciousness Shift TCS Humanity is in the midst of a huge shift in the way it sees life, Lisa suggests, and I agree. She calls it an evolutionary leap in consciousness. We talk about what she means, what this means, her life experience and beliefs, and mine. Lisa Stancati, Jake Knight Some Conversations with Marc SCM Marc is a thoughtful, thinking, Christian man. And he is a singer/ songwriter living and performing in a major metropolitan area. We talk about life. The starting talking point of each episode varies. Conversations tend toward the philosophical, biblical, and practical. Marc Maynon, Jake Knight Luke's Perspective, and Ours LPO Wow what a story! Daniel and I look at and talk about Jesus' life and teachings as reported in the Book of Luke. Luke is treasure trove of information and hope. We look at the book chapter by chapter, addressing what the text says, and what we think the text could men. Daniel Alexander, Jake Knight A combined list of all 4 podcasts LyU podcasts are unedited conversations; you, the listener, is listening in. The sound quality is not always pristine. Try playing an episode at 1.5x normal speed. See if your concentration is not increased and the amount of time spent lessened. History of In late November, 2017, I had the chance to catch up with two friends. The three of us connected on a three-way call across nine time zones: Julian Dallmeier was in Spain, Connor Wander in North Carolina, and I was in good old California. The two of them were, and are, neuroscientists in training. We talked about what we were doing, about science, and meaning. They had big news for me: they were going to start a podcast! They asked me to advise them; I happily gave them ideas and support. I had some familiarity with radio broadcasting having myself, for a very brief period of time, hosted an AM radio show in Palm Springs, CA. Their podcast is called Straight from a Scientist and it is running strong to this day. I encourage you to check it out if you are interested in science in general (the episodes are easily accessible for us non-scientists); if you want to hear about recent science discoveries from the researchers themselves; and/ or you are interested in science as a career field. www.StraightfromaScientist.com The idea of podcasting took firm hold of me from that first globe-spanning conversation. I decided to have my own show. Which became shows. I asked a few friends to join me on podcasts of our own. First Marc, then Lisa, then Daniel, and then Haas came on board. Each of the four have different, interesting stories; all lead to the same good and useful place. And, as the saying goes, (and is, in fact, always the case) the rest is history. Padded chair in the middle of a field. Rocklin, CA.
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