InkleDeux Podcast

Today's topic is around the paper Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire. It is a follow up to a post I made back in on National Women's Day. I chose not to celebrate that day because of how it was being celebrated. I speak a bit more about power dynamics and how we should handle them. It is my response to how I believe we operate in the world today.

This podcast is just Brandon. He digs into his past experiences in religion to bring out why he believes religion is important and should not be removed from the social psyche. He hits religion, college, politics, political correctness and a slew of other thing that will probably make someone crazy.

Brandon remembers to discuss a beverage but forgot to pull a life lesson. So, if there is something you got out of this, please share with us.

This podcast is just Brandon. He digs into his past experiences in religion to bring out why he believes religion is important and should not be removed from the social psyche. He hits religion, college, politics, political correctness and a slew of other thing that will probably make someone crazy.

Brandon remembers to discuss a beverage but forgot to pull a life lesson. So, if there is something you got out of this, please share with us.

We continue to dig into our Catholic and Protestant comparisons, this time around salvation and justification. There are a lot of misconceptions on both sides here. The reality for both is in the middle, having and exercising faith.

Our life lessons are both around the importance of talking with people, empathizing with their position, and responding to message and not your bias. If you like the show, please share it.

We continue to dig into our Catholic and Protestant comparisons, this time around salvation and justification. There are a lot of misconceptions on both sides here. The reality for both is in the middle, having and exercising faith.

Our life lessons are both around the importance of talking with people, empathizing with their position, and responding to message and not your bias. If you like the show, please share it.

We're talking some serious trash today (not apologize for the pun). We discuss how CA has mandated organics recycling. I think we would mostly agree that Environmentalism is noble at heart, but is it being done the right way?

We discuss a few drinks we had and wax poetic over our first love...Guinness.

Our fun fact of the week is about what percentage of beer (and coffee) is water. We wrap up with some solid life lessons on budgeting and reflecting on what is actually important to you.

We're talking some serious trash today (I'm not apologize for that pun). For our topic we discuss how California has mandated organics recycling. I think we would mostly agree that Environmentalism is noble at heart, but is it being done the right way? Most of all is it right for the state to mandate this? I think there are good points on both sides. Let us know your thoughts on the topic.

For our beverages we discuss a few drinks we had and wax poetic over the first love of beer lovers...Guinness. It was the first beer that made us realize that it could actually taste good. Our fun fact of the week is about what percentage of beer (and coffee) is water.

We wrap up with some solid life lessons on budgeting and reflecting on what is actually important to you.

This is a continuation of our previous conversation Christian Validity. We can't talk about the differences in Christianity without discussing the Pope. His position is one of the major differences. We talk about how his authority works, what our relationship with that authority is, and get some real life examples using some of the current scandals we've been faced with. For our beverages, we discuss a few beers we've had, give an update on our cold brew coffee, and drop some beer knowledge on you.

This is a continuation of our previous conversation Christian Validity. We can't talk about the differences in Christianity without discussing the Pope. His position is one of the major differences. We talk about how his authority works, what our relationship with that authority is, and get some real life examples using some of the current scandals we've been faced with. For our beverages, we discuss a few beers we've had, give an update on our cold brew coffee, and drop some beer knowledge on you.

The Brewbecue is so much more than smoked meat. They are a B-corp that leans into their charity work. The ownership team are all super laid back folks, but also incredibly insightful. They utterly destroy stereo types. The Brewbecue team are hard working craftsmen (and woman) who are thoughtful and intentional about what they do. We need so much more of this in Az.