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Sometimes in life you just need time to reflect on the past; I just didn't think I could do it aloud for almost two and a half hours. 2020 has been a rough year for a lot of people (myself included), so I thought it'd be apt to sit down for a while to talk through the highs and lows. There's a lot to sift through, and life is undoubtedly difficult at times. But life is also very beautiful, and God is good. This episode's pretty slowly paced, so it might be a good idea to increase the playback speed. No matter how you listen though, I hope you enjoy it!
Audio Stew is a podcast where I talk with friends, family, and acquaintances alike about a wide variety of topics and why they matter to us. The subject matter isn't as important as sitting down and having good conversation with others. If you enjoy, please follow/subscribe to help this show grow!
Sometimes in life you just need time to reflect on the past; I just didn't think I could do it aloud for almost two and a half hours. 2020 has been a rough year for a lot of people (myself included), so I thought it'd be apt to sit down for a while to talk through the highs and lows. There's a lot to sift through, and life is undoubtedly difficult at times. But life is also very beautiful, and God is good. This episode's pretty slowly paced, so it might be a good idea to increase the playback speed. No matter how you listen though, I hope you enjoy it!
Audio Stew is a podcast where I talk with friends, family, and acquaintances alike about a wide variety of topics and why they matter to us. The subject matter isn't as important as sitting down and having good conversation with others. If you enjoy, please follow/subscribe to help this show grow!
It's the final regular episode of Season 0! Today's episode features a conversation I had with my philosophy professor at UNK. Thomas Martin is in his early 70s, so it was so much fun to talk about his life experiences and his teaching years here in Kearney, NE. Hope y'all enjoy it!
Audio Stew is a podcast where I talk with friends, family, and acquaintances alike about a wide variety of topics and why they matter to us. The subject matter isn't as important as sitting down and having good conversation with others. If you enjoy, please follow/subscribe to help this show grow!
Today's episode is a group discussion featuring 3 awesome women involved with International Justice Mission on the University of Nebraska-Kearney campus. IJM is a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending human trafficking through raising awareness and assisting those in need. This is a super great cause, and it'll be well worth your time to better educate yourself. Enjoy!
Audio Stew is a podcast where I talk with my closest friends and family about a wide variety of topics and why they matter to us. The subject matter isn't as important as sitting down and having good conversation with others. If you enjoy, please follow/subscribe to help this show grow.
After months of trying to record together, the "one and realistically not the only because surely someone else in the world shares his name (but maybe the only!)" Spencer Parish has graced Audio Stew with his presence. Spencer is my pastor at Calvary Kearney, a relatively small church located in downtown Kearney, NE. He's an awesome dude, and we gathered to discuss how Calvary Kearney was planted and Spencer's personal journey into shepherding a community. Tune in if you'd like to hear this and more in today's episode of Audio Stew!
Audio Stew is a podcast where I talk with my closest friends and family about a wide variety of topics and why they matter to us. The subject matter isn't as important as sitting down and having good conversation with others. If you enjoy, please follow/subscribe to help this show grow.
In today's episode, you'll hear from a few of my high school friends (Brad Hilderbrand, Josh Strong, and Toby Zaruba). We got together mostly just to goof around for a while since we hadn't met up as a group in some time. But hopefully amidst the craziness and Space Jam chatter, you appreciate the thoughts on friendship and the importance of forming close bonds early in life. Enjoy!
Audio Stew is a podcast where I talk with my closest friends and family about a wide variety of topics and why they matter to us. The subject matter isn't as important as sitting down and having good conversation with others. If you enjoy, please follow/subscribe to help this show grow.
In today's episode, you'll hear from Ryan Durham about his life on the road. Ryan's been a truck driver for over 20 years and has a wealth of interesting stories to tell. We discuss questions like, "How does being on the road affect relationships?" and "Are truck drivers misconceptualized by the rest of society?" and "Is misconceptualized even a word?" (probably? lol). This was a really neat conversation, and it gave me a perspective on the truck driving industry that I didn't have before. Enjoy!
Audio Stew is a podcast where I talk with my closest friends and family about a wide variety of topics and why they matter to us. The subject matter isn't as important as sitting down and having good conversation with others. If you enjoy, please follow/subscribe to help this show grow.
In today's episode, you'll hear from Ryan Durham about his life on the road. Ryan's been a truck driver for over 20 years and has a wealth of interesting stories to tell. We discuss questions like, "How does being on the road affect relationships?" and "Are truck drivers misconceptualized by the rest of society?" and "Is misconceptualized even a word?" (probably? lol). This was a really neat conversation, and it gave me a perspective on the truck driving industry that I didn't have before. Enjoy!
Audio Stew is a podcast where I talk with my closest friends and family about a wide variety of topics and why they matter to us. The subject matter isn't as important as sitting down and having good conversation with others. If you enjoy, please follow/subscribe to help this show grow.
In today's episode, you'll get to hear a conversation I had with my good friend Jayne about showing kindness to foreigners by understanding cultural values and overcoming language barriers. It was a really awesome conversation, and I hope you enjoy it! It's nice to be back, and we finally have our first episode under 1 hour! Hopefully that'll make this episode more accessible for some people. Enjoy!
Audio Stew is a podcast where I talk with my closest friends and family about a wide variety of topics and why they matter to us. The subject matter isn't as important as sitting down and having good conversation with others. If you enjoy, please follow/subscribe to help this show grow.
Hey everyone! This is a little bit of a different styled podcast than the normal Audio Stew episodes. It's unedited (bear with us lol) and is potentially the pilot for a new podcast that would come next year, which would be a show where my sister and I discuss the lyrics from various music albums.
Anywho, this episode's about "The Ways and Means" EP/Album by Sarah Sparks, an independent folk/indie artist. Christina and I both really love Sarah's work and especially the messages this album has about the ways and means that God works in our lives to help us grow. There's both pain and joy in this life, but we rest in a sovereign God. I hope you enjoy the listen!
Audio Stew is a podcast where I talk with my closest friends and family about a wide variety of topics and why they matter to us. The subject matter isn't as important as sitting down and having good conversation with others. If you enjoy, please follow/subscribe to help this show grow.
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