Everything is OK Podcast

In our second episode on the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, we invite Dan Hahn and Jake Krumweide to provide an expanded historical perspective on the event. If you haven’t already, go back and listen to part 1 - Episode 84. This episode is very personal for us, and we learned so much through researching and our guests. Thanks again for the support!

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It’s been next to impossible to peel our eyes off the news, twitter etc. Brad jumped on the opportunity to chat with his friend Ryan Crawford. Ryan Crawford leads worship at a church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and has been active in Black Lives Matter for several years. He gives a unique perspective on these times, and also sheds light on what a Christian approach to love may look like.

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Oh Jeremiah - Joymonger (reprise)

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For this week are sharing one of our patreon episodes — Questions with Kyle! This episode unpacks the challenging notion of multiple religions, many gods. Who serves the same God? Do all Christians serve the same God, or versions of the same God? If you enjoy this episode, and want more like it join our patreon community! For $1 or more a month, you get original content like this for your listening enjoyment.

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Sick as Dogs - The Squid and the Whale

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We are back with round two of our conversation with Jeremy Thomley! Make sure and check out Episode 89 before you listen. Let us know what you think — and learn more about Jeremy at Mohawk Steel and Glass.

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distractions of less - song four

Jeremy Thomley runs a glass blowing studio called Mohawk Steel and Glass Co. in Hattiesburg, MS. He is an accomplished climber, metal artist, glass blower and lives every day to the fullest. He also lives with Cystic Fibrosis and just celebrated his 38th birthday. David met Jeremy in 2013, and after seeing his artwork and way of living had to know more. Hope you enjoy the first part of his conversation with Jeremy.

Check out Mohawk Steele here.

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The Squid and the Whale - Siblings

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Brad and James reach out to more friends of the show and reflect on these strange times. It’s likely this will the only time in our lives we say the country come to a collective stand still, and the stillness reveals so much.

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Morning Spell - Toombz

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I hope you enjoyed last week’s episode, because this is round two of our check ins with friends across the states. How has COVID-19 changed your daily life? What peace or joy have you found in the midst of this train wreck? Also we love Oh Jeremiah, and they are the featured music on today’s episode.

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On this episode, Brad reaches out to several of our closest friends to find out how they are coping with the new reality of social distancing and unknown futures. This gave us an opportunity to reconnect with some of our favorite people and find solace in their community. Enjoy.

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There is A Light - James Price

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Brad, James and David decide to hang out digitally and check in on the US response to coronavirus. We also just seized the opportunity to fight our own isolation with some podcasting hangout time.

We are thrilled to announce our next series on the Tulsa Race Massacre. This first episode dives into the history of the Greenwood District with Mechelle Brown, the Program Coordinator for the Greenwood Cultural Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She provides her expertise to our conversation and helps understand what Greenwood was like back in the early 1900s leading up to the event. Consider checking them out at: greenwoodculturalcenter.com //

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The Squid and the Whale - Advanced Directives

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