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Chuck Fisher was a former area minister for the CCSW and now lives in Amarillo, TX. Chuck helped start The Chalice Abbey in 2012 and still helps operate it. Chuck has been on a spiritual journey for many years, and in this episode, he opens up about developing the contemplative mind and creating a space for community to grow.
Featured music by: Mount Ivy and The Rolling Stones
Luke Stephenson is an Amarillo native now living in Aspen, CO. This interview took place a day after he won the annual Palo Duro Canyon 50 mile trail run. We talked about what it takes to be a ultra runner, both mentally and physically, and how he balances being newly married, working full time, and training for ultras. I found Luke to be a very genuine person and full of knowledge.
Featured music by: Smooth Taste and Portugal the Man
Today’s guest is Brittany Busch. She is a panhandle native and an art teacher in Perryton, Texas. I first came across Brittany in an Instagram live video. After a quick peek at her profile, I decided to commission her for my new cover art. In this conversation, we cover various topics ranging from teaching to pop culture.
Featured music from The Killers
In this ramble, I start with updates about jiujitsu, underground ping-pong, and #helloamarillo. My two segments this episode are over landmark podcasts and productive conscious states.
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Featured tunes by Twenty One Pilots, TV on the Radio, and The Flaming Lips
Today’s guest is Savannah Gates. This engineer turned farmer is reimagining what it means to be a modern person. From food and drink to wealth and health, Savannah is eager to leave her mark on Amarillo and quite possibly the world…
Featured music: Ryley Walker and a Tune from The Greatest Showmen
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In this ramble, I cover a recent show at the Teckla House, what podcasting culture means to me, and 100 year tree limbs. Of course my dialogue is a little all over the place at times, but that's part of the beauty, right?
Featured artist: Ryan Culwell, Hayden Pedigo, and the all powerful Radiohead
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Erik Burdett is a local photographer and student at West Texas A&M. In this episode we talk about his photography, his recent trip to Africa, and the development of his beliefs. To find out more about the school Erik was visiting in Africa, follow the link St. Francis Ministries.
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Featured Music by Hammock
Luis Garcia is a bicycle enthusiast and the organizer behind Amarillo's critical mass bike ride. We talk about bicycles, community and erasing excuses. Enjoy
Featured music by Chicano Batman
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This has been a podcast conversation that I have been looking forward to for a long time. He pours top notch drinks in the coffee game, slams drums in local Amarillo band Mount Ivy, and has a unique perspective on faith and spirituality. I hope you enjoy this slightly longer episode with John-Ruben.
Music By: Mount Ivy and
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Frank Newsom is a professional bull fighter and travels with the PBR, which is one of rodeos largest stages. I enjoyed meeting Frank as he traveled around Amarillo doing media spots to promote the Koben Puckett Invitational where he will be signing autographs and meeting with the audience as well as providing protection to the riders at the event. In this episode I asked him how he got started, how he stays fit, and how he improves his skills everyday.
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Panhandle Primate
A podcast lit like a campfire in the dark — signal-fires for anyone questioning the systems we've been told to trust. Host Dexter Cearley, an 18-year firefighter/paramedic turned homesteader in rural Texas, digs into hidden history, conspiracy, media control, and off-grid living, with conversations that go wherever the truth leads. Part homestead, part underground broadcast, always honest. If you're tired of the noise and looking for context, pull up a seat at the fire.