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LukeyoutheU podcasts
heroes of the bible and the quran hbq the consciousness shift tcs some conversations with marc scm luke's perspective, and ours lpo LyU podcasts are conversations between two people (rarely more) about matters that are important to them. We talk about stuff that is central to being human: what we specifically and personally believe. How we look at, have come to grips with, understand, the world, and life. The sound is rough, the interruptions occasional, the editing kept to a minimum. Close listening is asked. Listen past the bumps to the ideas. heroes of the bible and the quran hbq Hass and I tell the stories of major figures found in both holy books. How can/ do their stories inform us, help us, today? the consciousness shift tcs Humanity is in the midst of an evolutionary leap in consciousness Lisa claims, and I concur. So what does that mean philosophically and pragmatically? some conversations with marc scm Marc and I enjoy thinking and talking about big (and sometimes medium and small) ideas. Each episode starts with a question that is either stated or implied, and we go from there. luke's perspective, and ours lpo Both Daniel and I find tremendous power in the words and ideas of the Bible. In lpo, we dive deep into the Book of Luke, and experience awakenings. a list of every episode of every LyU podcast subscribe history Way back in November of 2017, I had the good fortune of reconnected with two friends, two guys I had not seen for years. We were living across nine different time zones, on two separate continents, at the time. Arranging the call took coordination. Julian then lived in Spain, Connor in North Carolina, and I in California. I drew the short straw on and was awake early on that dark and chilly morning, speaking from a parking lot as I sat in my car. The call was worth the inconvenience. They were (and are) leading interesting lives. Both are neuroscientists in training. We talked about what we were doing, science, and meaning. They waited to mid-call to tell me their big news: they were going to start a podcast. And they requested my participation. I had had some experience with radio broadcasting (for a very brief period of time, I hosted an AM radio show out of Palm Springs, CA) and am rarely shy of opinions or thoughts. I happily said yes. The result of their continuing efforts is a podcast called Straight from a Scientist. You will not be surprised to hear it is, well, about science. I am a huge fan of science; consider it one of the most powerful and effective belief systems in the world today. Its usefulness in life cannot be denied. I helped them with their podcast as I could. Soon they outgrew my assistance. Their podcast runs strong to this day. www.straightfromascientist.com If you are interested in science in general; want to hear about recent scientific discoveries from the researchers themselves; and/ or are interested in science as a career field, I encourage you to check SFS out. From the time of the call, the idea of podcasts took hold of me. Within days, I decided to host my own. I had been seeking, and to an extent finding, new meaning, a refreshment in my half-over life, over the previous six years. A podcast was a means of expressing my ideas. I soon enough thought of four friends whose life understandings were different but complementary with mine. (Life is about complements and compliments.) I each cohost a podcast with me. They all said yes. First Marc, then Lisa, Daniel, and Haas came on board. The podcasts are alike in that they present belief systems; they are dissimilar in the specific belief systems they present. I believe all four lead to the same good and useful place: more life. And, as the saying goes, (and is, in fact, always the case) the rest is history. 11-??-19 history Way back in November of 2017, I had the good fortune to reconnected with two friends I had seen in years. It took coordination. We three were living in different time zones, on two different continents. The three-way call crossed nine time zones. Julian Dallmeier was in Spain, Connor in North Carolina, and I was in California. I drew the short end of the straw and was awake too early in the morning. It was very much worth the effort. They were, and are, two guys leading interesting lives. They are both neuroscientists in training, perhaps obviously, associated with different institutions. The three of us talked about what we were doing, about science, and about meaning. They had big news for me: they were starting a podcast. I was excited for them, and, perhaps, a bit envious. I had had some experience with radio broadcasting, having had, for a brief period of time, hosted an AM radio show out of Palm Springs, CA. They asked me to advise them. I happily said yes. The result, the result of their continuing efforts, is a podcast called Straight from a Scientist. You will not be surprised to hear it is about, well, science. I am a huge fan of science, I am happy to say; and happy to tell you that their podcast runs strong to this day. If you are interested in science in general, or want to hear about recent scientific discoveries from the researchers themselves, and/ or are interested in science as a career field, I encourage you to check SFS out. The idea of podcasting took hold of me. Within days, I decided to host my own show, believing I had views which may be able to help others and give me a chance to speak my mind. I am fortunate to have many friends, a number of whom have different, interesting stories/ understandings of life. I asked four to cohost one podcast east with me. They all said yes. First Marc, then Lisa, Daniel, and Haas came on board. The podcasts are alike in that they present belief systems; they are not alike in the specific belief systems they present. I find however, and this is a criterion for all of them, that all the podcasts lead to the same good and useful place. And, as the saying goes, (and is, in fact, always the case) the rest is history. Rocklin, CA. Field, road, truck, building, chair, powerlines, streetlights, sky.
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