Everything is OK Podcast

Brad, James and David talk about the importance of intentional conversation, community and maintaining adult friendships. As we get older, it seems like it takes more intention and effort to maintain friendships. We are called to live in community, so why don't we?

music credits

Numbers - Joel Slabach

Yourself and Everyone Else - Travis Loafman

https://soundcloud.com/travis-loafman

Still we Sing (O, guiding Light) - Scales of Motion

https://scalesofmotion.bandcamp.com/music

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Brad, David and James take time to chat with their better halves about the ups and downs of long term relationships. We talk finances, conflict management and adjusting to a life dependent on another. We also discuss the serious pressure on single folks in the church and culture, and why it needs to stop.

Music credits:

The Calling - Adrian Walther

1000 Letters - Joel Slabach

Case of the Bubblies - Brisque a Braq

Your Heart - Johnathan Roye

Hold You - Anousheh

Yourself and Everyone Else - Travis Loafman

https://soundcloud.com/travis-loafman

Change - Kyle Buchanan

Goodbye, Good Boy - Hill

Sinking Ship - Oh Jeremiah

http://www.ohjeremiahmusic.com/

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https://twitter.com/evrythngsOK

On this episode we dive deeper into the race conversation in the deep south. James interviews Sharon Miles, one of our contributing bloggers. Sharon talks about growing up in north Mississippi, as well as how we can bridge the race and multicultural divide.

Sunrise - Johnathan Roye

Whirlwind Day - Kyle Buchanan

Yourself and Everyone Else - Travis Loafman

https://soundcloud.com/travis-loafman

Oh my Brother - Oh Jeremiah

http://www.ohjeremiahmusic.com/

www.everythingisok.net

https://www.facebook.com/EverythingisOklahoma/

https://twitter.com/evrythngsOK

Brad Stair and George Acoff full interview. They discuss race, Oklahoma in the 70s, and transitioning from the north to a more southern way of existence.

How is living in the United States different for people who immigrate? Who are African American? Mexican? We hope to dive into authentic conversations with friends about these topics and more.

music credits

Meow I'm a Cat - David Meigs

Fifteen Stars - Kyle Buchanan

Wyoming - Sidecar

Inception - The Squid and the Whale

www.thesquidandthewhale.com

www.everythingisok.net

https://www.facebook.com/EverythingisOklahoma/

https://twitter.com/evrythngsOK

In the shame and guilt conversation, we shared part of James and Randy's conversation. This is the extended play. Enjoy!

Brad, James and David talk about the power and consequence of shame culture. Also dive into personal experiences, and the difference between shame and guilt.

On this episode we discuss gender inequality and sexism with our good friend Melia Mullins. How doe we combat sexism in our modern age? How do new parents set a course for better equality within their home and with their children?

This is our last background episode, and we peel back some of the layers of James Isenhower. What events and relationships shaped the mystery that is James?

On this week's episode, Kyle Isenhower and James discuss modern concepts of justice and atonement theory. Why is justice integral to following in the footsteps of Jesus Christ?