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Saints and mystics throughout time have been unanimously clear on this one point: Ignoring the unseen spiritual aspects of your life would be the biggest tragedy. The Mystic Show explores the unseen and otherworldly - spirituality, meditation, personal development, and the practical application of these principles in our lives. In other words, how you can experience deep understanding, contentment and serenity in your own life. We also discuss some of the mysteries that transcend ordinary human knowledge including consciousness, reality, psychic functioning, death, new physics, and more.

I hope to inspire you to explore your inner-self, your heart and your soul so that you may be energized to lead a more balanced and fulfilling life.

Welcome to The Mystic Show, brothers and sisters :)

Saints and mystics throughout time have been unanimously clear on this one point: Ignoring the unseen spiritual aspects of your life would be the biggest tragedy. The Mystic Show explores the unseen and otherworldly - spirituality, meditation, personal development, and the practical application of these principles in our lives. In other words, how you can experience deep understanding, contentment and serenity in your own life. We also discuss some of the mysteries that transcend ordinary human knowledge including consciousness, reality, psychic functioning, death, new physics, and more. I hope to inspire you to explore your inner-self, your heart and your soul so that you may be energized to lead a more balanced and fulfilling life. Welcome to The Mystic Show, brothers and sisters :)

The Mystic Show

Each week, Cheeyang sits down with an Asian or Asian-American artist working in the New York Theatre scene and excavates their life story — how they grew up, how they got their start in theatre, as well as projects they've worked on and upcoming work that we should anticipate.

East Side Story

Insanely Made the Podcast  takes everyday topics and discusses them with not just the host's thoughts, but also the thoughts of our listeners. Here in this space you feel heard, valued, and understood. Most importantly you walk away with potentially a new perspective you may have never considered.

Insanely Made the Podcast takes everyday topics and discusses them with not just the host's thoughts, but also the thoughts of our listeners. Here in this space you feel heard, valued, and understood. Most importantly you walk away with potentially a new perspective you may have never considered.

Insanely Made the Podcast

PRIVATE LIFE is a revolutionary feminist theory project created by Tai Lee (@yungz0rn), Kit Sheridan, Aurora G and Heather Elle. The women explore political philosophy, feminist consciousness raising, the history of feminist thought and marxism.Production/Sound Design - Heather Elle

PRIVATE LIFE

The Ghost Furnace Podcast is comprised of friends who share an interest in the paranormal. We have roundtable discussions about encounters involving the unexplained entities and anomalies.

The Ghost Furnace Podcast

Abolitionist Approach Vegan. Continuing the abolitionist veganism approach Down Under.

NZ Vegan Podcast

We are a community of imperfect people, beloved by Jesus, seeking to live in Him and in His ways. Located at 2307 Wilkinson Blvd, Charlotte NC 28208

We are a community of imperfect people, beloved by Jesus, seeking to live in Him and in His ways. Located at 2307 Wilkinson Blvd, Charlotte NC 28208

Warehouse 242 : Sunday Talks

We only get this one life...  Now Go After Your Passion!

We only get this one life... Now Go After Your Passion!

Go After Your Passion!

Scott Herrold is known for his interviews. He does a daily radio show on SOS Radio. This podcast is a deep dive into worldview, faith and culture with real thought leaders. Scott's talked with people like Chuck Norris, Darryl Strawberry, Bob Goff, Sean Astin, Oliver North, Jeff Foxworthy, Charles Stanley, Max Lucado & more!

Scott Herrold is known for his interviews. He does a daily radio show on SOS Radio. This podcast is a deep dive into worldview, faith and culture with real thought leaders. Scott's talked with people like Chuck Norris, Darryl Strawberry, Bob Goff, Sean Astin, Oliver North, Jeff Foxworthy, Charles Stanley, Max Lucado &amp; more!

Scott Herrold's SOS Radio Podcast

Rhetoricity is a quasi-academic podcast that draws on rhetoric, theory, weird sound effects, and the insights of a lot of other people. It's something that's a little strange and, with luck, a little interesting. The podcast's description will evolve along with it. So far, most episodes feature interviews with rhetoric and writing scholars.

The podcast is a project of Eric Detweiler, an assistant professor in the Department of English at Middle Tennessee State University. For more on Rhetoricity and his other work, visit http://RhetEric.org.

Rhetoricity is a quasi-academic podcast that draws on rhetoric, theory, weird sound effects, and the insights of a lot of other people. It's something that's a little strange and, with luck, a little interesting. The podcast's description will evolve along with it. So far, most episodes feature interviews with rhetoric and writing scholars. The podcast is a project of Eric Detweiler, an assistant professor in the Department of English at Middle Tennessee State University. For more on Rhetoricity and his other work, visit http://RhetEric.org.

Rhetoricity

A weekly show with Kelly Exeter and Brooke McAlary, where we chat about what it means to do less and be more.

Let It Be

Podcast by Matt McInerney and Andy Mangold

Good Bad Show

The Daily Bible Podcast by GE & KC

The OFFICIAL fancast of David Foster Wallace’s seminal novel, “Infinite Jest”- hosted by Jared and Stephen. Join us each week as we discuss our weekly selection of IJ, as well as a novella of our choosing, and any topics art/culture adjacent.

David Foster Wallace, and Gromit Podcast

Radio8Ball is a musical divination podcast hosted by ANDRAS JONES. We answer questions (and question answers) by picking songs at random, and interpreting them like musical tarot cards. The questions come from our celebrity guests and the answers are performed by our featured songwriter. Featured guests have included: Viggo Mortensen, Fred Armisen, Jon Auer, Tig Notaro, Mose Allison, Eleni Mandell, Inara George, Allen Toussaint, Susanna Hoffs, John Trudell, Michael Ian Black, John Doe, Exene Cervenka, Dave Alvin, Jimmy Webb and hundreds of others. Radio8Ball has been around since 1998. We started on KAOS 89.3FM in Olympia, Washington and presented a live theatrical version of the show in cities across America between 2005 and 2016. We've been a podcast since 2016. You can download our Radio8Ball app from the iTunes App Store: <a href="https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radio8ball/id1326738822">https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radio8ball/id1326738822</a> It's filled with every song recorded in the history of the show and is your portal to the realm of The Pop Oracle.

Radio8Ball is a musical divination podcast hosted by ANDRAS JONES. We answer questions (and question answers) by picking songs at random, and interpreting them like musical tarot cards. The questions come from our celebrity guests and the answers are performed by our featured songwriter. Featured guests have included: Viggo Mortensen, Fred Armisen, Jon Auer, Tig Notaro, Mose Allison, Eleni Mandell, Inara George, Allen Toussaint, Susanna Hoffs, John Trudell, Michael Ian Black, John Doe, Exene Cervenka, Dave Alvin, Jimmy Webb and hundreds of others. Radio8Ball has been around since 1998. We started on KAOS 89.3FM in Olympia, Washington and presented a live theatrical version of the show in cities across America between 2005 and 2016. We've been a podcast since 2016. You can download our Radio8Ball app from the iTunes App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radio8ball/id1326738822 It's filled with every song recorded in the history of the show and is your portal to the realm of The Pop Oracle.

Radio8Ball is a musical divination podcast hosted by ANDRAS JONES. We answer questions (and question answers) by picking songs at random, and interpreting them like musical tarot cards. The questions come from our celebrity guests and the answers are performed by our featured songwriter. Featured guests have included: Viggo Mortensen, Fred Armisen, Jon Auer, Tig Notaro, Mose Allison, Eleni Mandell, Inara George, Allen Toussaint, Susanna Hoffs, John Trudell, Michael Ian Black, John Doe, Exene Cervenka, Dave Alvin, Jimmy Webb and hundreds of others. Radio8Ball has been around since 1998. We started on KAOS 89.3FM in Olympia, Washington and presented a live theatrical version of the show in cities across America between 2005 and 2016. We've been a podcast since 2016. You can download our Radio8Ball app from the iTunes App Store: <a href="https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radio8ball/id1326738822" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radio8ball/id1326738822</a> It's filled with every song recorded in the history of the show and is your portal to the realm of The Pop Oracle.

Radio8Ball hosted by Andras Jones

We talk a bagga tings from relationships, politics, and wah gwaan currently in culture and society! Get your merch here! <a href="https://www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A7141123011%2Cp_4%3AJamaican+State+of+Mind&ref=bl_sl_s_ap_web_7141123011" rel="noopener">https://www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A7141123011%2Cp_4%3AJamaican+State+of+Mind&ref=bl_sl_s_ap_web_7141123011</a>

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We talk a bagga tings from relationships, politics, and wah gwaan currently in culture and society! Get your merch here! <a href="https://www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A7141123011%2Cp_4%3AJamaican+State+of+Mind&amp;ref=bl_sl_s_ap_web_7141123011" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A7141123011%2Cp_4%3AJamaican+State+of+Mind&amp;ref=bl_sl_s_ap_web_7141123011</a>

Jamaican State of Mind

We feature multiple communicators who contribute to insightful dialogue about faith, life, and everything in between. Subscribe for regular content!

Horizons Church Podcast

At the intersection of sport &amp; faith.

Sport. Faith. Life.

Driving in traffic and bored with​ your regular radio? Maybe getting dressed for work and you need a wake me up? Well, you could just continue doing your boring routine or listen to a few Veterans and 1 A**hole discuss the world and its problems. However, no one promised that we would be able to solve them. New episodes will be released every week Length Approx: 1HR

Driving in traffic and bored with​ your regular radio? Maybe getting dressed for work and you need a wake me up? Well, you could just continue doing your boring routine or listen to a few Veterans and 1 A**hole discuss the world and its problems. However, no one promised that we would be able to solve them. New episodes will be released every weekLength Approx: 1HR

Driving in traffic and bored with​ your regular radio? Maybe getting dressed for work and you need a wake me up? Well, you could just continue doing your boring routine or listen to a few Veterans and 1 A**hole discuss the world and its problems. However, no one promised that we would be able to solve them. New episodes will be released every week Length Approx: 1HR

Covert Standard

Since 2013, thousands of people have discovered the astonishing depth of Chris Moore's work through his podcast and his books. Even after his passing in 2016, countless people continue to seek out Barbell Buddha's timeless wisdom, hilarious wit, and unforgettable nuggets and pearls. Barbell Buddha Rediscovered will take Chris's audience on a journey to reignite his mission of self-realization and exuberant living by plucking out those pearls and nuggets, episode by episode, to rediscover the amazing work of our buddy, Chris Moore. Together, we'll spread his message and mission with millions more.

Barbell Buddha Rediscovered

Room 9 Podcast: Where Beliefs Go to Be Challenged
Welcome to Room 9— a show that refuses to play it safe, tiptoe around sacred cows, or let anyone (host included) off the hook when it comes to their beliefs. If you’re tired of echo chambers, allergic to dogma (whether it’s religious, political, or scientific), and hungry for conversations that actually interrogate the roots of what we think we know, then you’ve just found your new favorite listen.
It's not just another podcast where ideas politely brush past each other. Here, we take a sledgehammer to the foundations—left, right, center, and every shade in between. The goal isn’t to shock for the sake of it, but to create a space where honest, uncomfortable, and sometimes downright confrontational dialogue is the norm. If you’re looking for a show that will challenge your assumptions, force you to confront the tough questions, and maybe even make you squirm a little, you’re in the right place.
A Borderline Anti-Theistic Edge
Let’s be clear: we’re not here to coddle religious sensibilities. In fact, this podcast leans unapologetically toward an anti-theistic perspective—not merely skeptical of supernatural claims, but openly critical of the ways religious thinking can distort our understanding of reality, morality, and each other. But unlike the shallow, meme-driven atheism that’s content to mock from the sidelines, Room 9 goes deeper. We break down the actual arguments, dissect the psychology of belief, and expose the subtle ways faith traditions shape our collective consciousness. 
The show doesn’t just poke holes in religious thinking; it asks why so many of us are drawn to myth, ritual, and transcendence in the first place. And it doesn’t shy away from the hard stuff—the contradictions, the atrocities, the parts of sacred texts that most apologists would rather you ignore. If you’re ready to wrestle with the Bible’s “worst bits,” question the moral legacy of Christianity, or just see what happens when faith is subjected to relentless scrutiny, you’ll feel right at home here.
Data, Science, and the Relentless Grind of Truth-Seeking
At the core of Room 9 is a commitment to the scientific method—not as a collection of facts, but as a way of thinking. Every episode is grounded in skepticism, logical analysis, and a refusal to accept comforting narratives just because they’re popular or emotionally satisfying. Science here isn’t a set of dogmas; it’s a process: observe, hypothesize, test, critique, and—crucially—be willing to change your mind when the evidence demands it. 
We champion healthy skepticism, but not cynicism. The show’s attitude is that real intellectual integrity means exposing every idea (especially your own) to the risk of disconfirmation. It’s about the grind of peer review, the pain of admitting you were wrong, and the discipline of never letting your beliefs calcify into dogma. If you want to see what it looks like to defend the integrity of the scientific process—warts and all—while refusing to worship authority or tradition, Room 9 is your laboratory.
Guests Who Disagree, Conversations That Matter
Room 9 isn’t just a solo rant. Expect a steady rotation of guests, many of whom are “more spiritual for lack of a better term.” The goal is not to stack the deck with like-minded atheists or skeptics, but to bring on people who genuinely see the world differently—pastors, mystics, Jungians, theists, and seekers of every stripe. The trick is to find guests you can argue with fiercely, but still be “completely cool with it” once the microphones are off.
Debate is encouraged, disagreement is inevitable, and civility is non-negotiable. These aren’t softball interviews; they’re real confrontations—sometimes heated, always honest. You’ll hear local pastors’ sermons dissected and debated, spiritual experiences put under the microscope, and cherished beliefs (from all sides) subjected to the same relentless cross-examination. 
Series That Dig Deeper
Room 9 isn’t afraid to get specific. One recurring series will feature the host listening to local pastors’ sermons and picking them apart, line by line—testing their claims against logic, evidence, and ethical scrutiny. Another might dive into the world of spiritual but not religious thinkers, exploring why myth and ritual still have such a hold on the modern mind, even in an age dominated by science and data. 
But the approach is always the same: no cherry-picking, no hiding from the hard passages, and no letting anyone (least of all the host) off the hook. Whether it’s the “worst bits” of the Bible, the latest pop-psychology trend, or the comforting fictions we tell ourselves on the left and right, Room 9 is here to ask: “Is this actually true, or just another poetic framework that makes life feel more coherent?”
A Host Who Challenges Himself
Room 9 isn’t just about challenging others; it’s about the host putting his own beliefs on the chopping block. The show’s creator is no stranger to spiritual journeys, existential crises, or the seductive power of narrative. He’s been through the “it’s not religion, it’s a spiritual journey” phase, dived deep into Jung, and come out the other side with a commitment to relentless questioning. 
Every episode is an exercise in intellectual honesty—willing to admit when an argument lands, when a critique stings, or when a cherished idea just doesn’t hold up under scrutiny. The host’s writing style is direct, unflinching, and allergic to self-deception. He’s not here to provide easy answers, but to model what it looks like to wrestle with the hardest questions, even (especially) when they hit close to home.
Why Room 9?
Because most podcasts are afraid to go where this one goes. Because most conversations about belief are either too polite, too shallow, or too invested in protecting someone’s feelings. Room 9 is different. It’s a place where the only sacred thing is the pursuit of truth—where beliefs go to be challenged, not coddled.
So if you’re ready to have your worldview shaken, your assumptions questioned, and your mind stretched, subscribe now. Bring your best arguments, your deepest doubts, and your thickest skin. In Room 9, nobody gets out unscathed—and that’s exactly the point.
---
Room 9: Where data, logic, and the scientific process meet the messiness of belief. Edgy. Unapologetic. Relentlessly honest. Come for the debate, stay for the discomfort—and maybe, just maybe, leave a little smarter than you arrived.

Room 9 Podcast: Where Beliefs Go to Be Challenged Welcome to Room 9— a show that refuses to play it safe, tiptoe around sacred cows, or let anyone (host included) off the hook when it comes to their beliefs. If you’re tired of echo chambers, allergic to dogma (whether it’s religious, political, or scientific), and hungry for conversations that actually interrogate the roots of what we think we know, then you’ve just found your new favorite listen. It's not just another podcast where ideas politely brush past each other. Here, we take a sledgehammer to the foundations—left, right, center, and every shade in between. The goal isn’t to shock for the sake of it, but to create a space where honest, uncomfortable, and sometimes downright confrontational dialogue is the norm. If you’re looking for a show that will challenge your assumptions, force you to confront the tough questions, and maybe even make you squirm a little, you’re in the right place. A Borderline Anti-Theistic Edge Let’s be clear: we’re not here to coddle religious sensibilities. In fact, this podcast leans unapologetically toward an anti-theistic perspective—not merely skeptical of supernatural claims, but openly critical of the ways religious thinking can distort our understanding of reality, morality, and each other. But unlike the shallow, meme-driven atheism that’s content to mock from the sidelines, Room 9 goes deeper. We break down the actual arguments, dissect the psychology of belief, and expose the subtle ways faith traditions shape our collective consciousness. The show doesn’t just poke holes in religious thinking; it asks why so many of us are drawn to myth, ritual, and transcendence in the first place. And it doesn’t shy away from the hard stuff—the contradictions, the atrocities, the parts of sacred texts that most apologists would rather you ignore. If you’re ready to wrestle with the Bible’s “worst bits,” question the moral legacy of Christianity, or just see what happens when faith is subjected to relentless scrutiny, you’ll feel right at home here. Data, Science, and the Relentless Grind of Truth-Seeking At the core of Room 9 is a commitment to the scientific method—not as a collection of facts, but as a way of thinking. Every episode is grounded in skepticism, logical analysis, and a refusal to accept comforting narratives just because they’re popular or emotionally satisfying. Science here isn’t a set of dogmas; it’s a process: observe, hypothesize, test, critique, and—crucially—be willing to change your mind when the evidence demands it. We champion healthy skepticism, but not cynicism. The show’s attitude is that real intellectual integrity means exposing every idea (especially your own) to the risk of disconfirmation. It’s about the grind of peer review, the pain of admitting you were wrong, and the discipline of never letting your beliefs calcify into dogma. If you want to see what it looks like to defend the integrity of the scientific process—warts and all—while refusing to worship authority or tradition, Room 9 is your laboratory. Guests Who Disagree, Conversations That Matter Room 9 isn’t just a solo rant. Expect a steady rotation of guests, many of whom are “more spiritual for lack of a better term.” The goal is not to stack the deck with like-minded atheists or skeptics, but to bring on people who genuinely see the world differently—pastors, mystics, Jungians, theists, and seekers of every stripe. The trick is to find guests you can argue with fiercely, but still be “completely cool with it” once the microphones are off. Debate is encouraged, disagreement is inevitable, and civility is non-negotiable. These aren’t softball interviews; they’re real confrontations—sometimes heated, always honest. You’ll hear local pastors’ sermons dissected and debated, spiritual experiences put under the microscope, and cherished beliefs (from all sides) subjected to the same relentless cross-examination. Series That Dig Deeper Room 9 isn’t afraid to get specific. One recurring series will feature the host listening to local pastors’ sermons and picking them apart, line by line—testing their claims against logic, evidence, and ethical scrutiny. Another might dive into the world of spiritual but not religious thinkers, exploring why myth and ritual still have such a hold on the modern mind, even in an age dominated by science and data. But the approach is always the same: no cherry-picking, no hiding from the hard passages, and no letting anyone (least of all the host) off the hook. Whether it’s the “worst bits” of the Bible, the latest pop-psychology trend, or the comforting fictions we tell ourselves on the left and right, Room 9 is here to ask: “Is this actually true, or just another poetic framework that makes life feel more coherent?” A Host Who Challenges Himself Room 9 isn’t just about challenging others; it’s about the host putting his own beliefs on the chopping block. The show’s creator is no stranger to spiritual journeys, existential crises, or the seductive power of narrative. He’s been through the “it’s not religion, it’s a spiritual journey” phase, dived deep into Jung, and come out the other side with a commitment to relentless questioning. Every episode is an exercise in intellectual honesty—willing to admit when an argument lands, when a critique stings, or when a cherished idea just doesn’t hold up under scrutiny. The host’s writing style is direct, unflinching, and allergic to self-deception. He’s not here to provide easy answers, but to model what it looks like to wrestle with the hardest questions, even (especially) when they hit close to home. Why Room 9? Because most podcasts are afraid to go where this one goes. Because most conversations about belief are either too polite, too shallow, or too invested in protecting someone’s feelings. Room 9 is different. It’s a place where the only sacred thing is the pursuit of truth—where beliefs go to be challenged, not coddled. So if you’re ready to have your worldview shaken, your assumptions questioned, and your mind stretched, subscribe now. Bring your best arguments, your deepest doubts, and your thickest skin. In Room 9, nobody gets out unscathed—and that’s exactly the point. --- Room 9: Where data, logic, and the scientific process meet the messiness of belief. Edgy. Unapologetic. Relentlessly honest. Come for the debate, stay for the discomfort—and maybe, just maybe, leave a little smarter than you arrived.

Room 9 Podcast: Where Beliefs Go to Be Challenged
Welcome to Room 9— a show that refuses to play it safe, tiptoe around sacred cows, or let anyone (host included) off the hook when it comes to their beliefs. If you’re tired of echo chambers, allergic to dogma (whether it’s religious, political, or scientific), and hungry for conversations that actually interrogate the roots of what we think we know, then you’ve just found your new favorite listen.
It's not just another podcast where ideas politely brush past each other. Here, we take a sledgehammer to the foundations—left, right, center, and every shade in between. The goal isn’t to shock for the sake of it, but to create a space where honest, uncomfortable, and sometimes downright confrontational dialogue is the norm. If you’re looking for a show that will challenge your assumptions, force you to confront the tough questions, and maybe even make you squirm a little, you’re in the right place.
A Borderline Anti-Theistic Edge
Let’s be clear: we’re not here to coddle religious sensibilities. In fact, this podcast leans unapologetically toward an anti-theistic perspective—not merely skeptical of supernatural claims, but openly critical of the ways religious thinking can distort our understanding of reality, morality, and each other. But unlike the shallow, meme-driven atheism that’s content to mock from the sidelines, Room 9 goes deeper. We break down the actual arguments, dissect the psychology of belief, and expose the subtle ways faith traditions shape our collective consciousness.&nbsp;
The show doesn’t just poke holes in religious thinking; it asks why so many of us are drawn to myth, ritual, and transcendence in the first place. And it doesn’t shy away from the hard stuff—the contradictions, the atrocities, the parts of sacred texts that most apologists would rather you ignore. If you’re ready to wrestle with the Bible’s “worst bits,” question the moral legacy of Christianity, or just see what happens when faith is subjected to relentless scrutiny, you’ll feel right at home here.
Data, Science, and the Relentless Grind of Truth-Seeking
At the core of Room 9 is a commitment to the scientific method—not as a collection of facts, but as a way of thinking. Every episode is grounded in skepticism, logical analysis, and a refusal to accept comforting narratives just because they’re popular or emotionally satisfying. Science here isn’t a set of dogmas; it’s a process: observe, hypothesize, test, critique, and—crucially—be willing to change your mind when the evidence demands it.&nbsp;
We champion healthy skepticism, but not cynicism. The show’s attitude is that real intellectual integrity means exposing every idea (especially your own) to the risk of disconfirmation. It’s about the grind of peer review, the pain of admitting you were wrong, and the discipline of never letting your beliefs calcify into dogma. If you want to see what it looks like to defend the integrity of the scientific process—warts and all—while refusing to worship authority or tradition, Room 9 is your laboratory.
Guests Who Disagree, Conversations That Matter
Room 9 isn’t just a solo rant. Expect a steady rotation of guests, many of whom are “more spiritual for lack of a better term.” The goal is not to stack the deck with like-minded atheists or skeptics, but to bring on people who genuinely see the world differently—pastors, mystics, Jungians, theists, and seekers of every stripe. The trick is to find guests you can argue with fiercely, but still be “completely cool with it” once the microphones are off.
Debate is encouraged, disagreement is inevitable, and civility is non-negotiable. These aren’t softball interviews; they’re real confrontations—sometimes heated, always honest. You’ll hear local pastors’ sermons dissected and debated, spiritual experiences put under the microscope, and cherished beliefs (from all sides) subjected to the same relentless cross-examination.&nbsp;
Series That Dig Deeper
Room 9 isn’t afraid to get specific. One recurring series will feature the host listening to local pastors’ sermons and picking them apart, line by line—testing their claims against logic, evidence, and ethical scrutiny. Another might dive into the world of spiritual but not religious thinkers, exploring why myth and ritual still have such a hold on the modern mind, even in an age dominated by science and data.&nbsp;
But the approach is always the same: no cherry-picking, no hiding from the hard passages, and no letting anyone (least of all the host) off the hook. Whether it’s the “worst bits” of the Bible, the latest pop-psychology trend, or the comforting fictions we tell ourselves on the left and right, Room 9 is here to ask: “Is this actually true, or just another poetic framework that makes life feel more coherent?”
A Host Who Challenges Himself
Room 9 isn’t just about challenging others; it’s about the host putting his own beliefs on the chopping block. The show’s creator is no stranger to spiritual journeys, existential crises, or the seductive power of narrative. He’s been through the “it’s not religion, it’s a spiritual journey” phase, dived deep into Jung, and come out the other side with a commitment to relentless questioning.&nbsp;
Every episode is an exercise in intellectual honesty—willing to admit when an argument lands, when a critique stings, or when a cherished idea just doesn’t hold up under scrutiny. The host’s writing style is direct, unflinching, and allergic to self-deception. He’s not here to provide easy answers, but to model what it looks like to wrestle with the hardest questions, even (especially) when they hit close to home.
Why Room 9?
Because most podcasts are afraid to go where this one goes. Because most conversations about belief are either too polite, too shallow, or too invested in protecting someone’s feelings. Room 9 is different. It’s a place where the only sacred thing is the pursuit of truth—where beliefs go to be challenged, not coddled.
So if you’re ready to have your worldview shaken, your assumptions questioned, and your mind stretched, subscribe now. Bring your best arguments, your deepest doubts, and your thickest skin. In Room 9, nobody gets out unscathed—and that’s exactly the point.
---
Room 9: Where data, logic, and the scientific process meet the messiness of belief. Edgy. Unapologetic. Relentlessly honest. Come for the debate, stay for the discomfort—and maybe, just maybe, leave a little smarter than you arrived.

Room 9

In this podcast, we look at philosophers, abstract ideas, concrete cultural issues, and everything in between with a down-to-earth demeanor and willingness to explore.

From Nowhere to Nothing

This podcast focuses on thoughtful, biblical study with clear takeaways from the text. Each episode is designed to help listeners slow down, think carefully, and walk away with something practical to carry into their day.
If you enjoy structured study and meaningful reflection, this is a great place to start.

This podcast focuses on thoughtful, biblical study with clear takeaways from the text. Each episode is designed to help listeners slow down, think carefully, and walk away with something practical to carry into their day. If you enjoy structured study and meaningful reflection, this is a great place to start.

Text Takeaways

In short episodes, every Monday, host and author Douglas Vigliotti spotlights a different book that men (and women) would enjoy, sharing everything from crime fiction and literary classics to contemporary fiction and memoirs, and providing key insights into authors, themes, lessons, and the big questions from each book. He also touches on craft-related topics like writing, storytelling, and artistry. For more, visit: BooksforMen.org.

Books for Men

This is WholeLife is a weekly conversation where we dive deeper into the message and topics at WholeLife Church in Orlando, Florida.   Enjoy a mix of light-hearted fun and transparency as we seek answers with Pastors Ken Wetmore and Melanie Bockmann, with Assistant Communication Director Lucas Moraes, and Communication Director and Host Randy Magray.  It’s the perfect midweek commute podcast to grow personally and spiritually with your WholeLife family! We encourage your questions, comments, and feedback, which we discuss and share in every episode!   

You can join the conversation by emailing podcast@wholelife.church, calling 407-965-1607, or texting us at 407-965-1607, and using # ThisIsWholeLife on our social media feeds.

This is WholeLife is a weekly conversation where we dive deeper into the message and topics at WholeLife Church in Orlando, Florida. Enjoy a mix of light-hearted fun and transparency as we seek answers with Pastors Ken Wetmore and Melanie Bockmann, with Assistant Communication Director Lucas Moraes, and Communication Director and Host Randy Magray. It’s the perfect midweek commute podcast to grow personally and spiritually with your WholeLife family! We encourage your questions, comments, and feedback, which we discuss and share in every episode! You can join the conversation by emailing podcast@wholelife.church, calling 407-965-1607, or texting us at 407-965-1607, and using # ThisIsWholeLife on our social media feeds.

This is WholeLife is a weekly conversation where we dive deeper into the message and topics at WholeLife Church in Orlando, Florida.   Enjoy a mix of light-hearted fun and transparency as we seek answers with Pastors Ken Wetmore and Melanie Bockmann, with Assistant Communication Director Lucas Moraes, and Communication Director and Host Randy Magray.&nbsp; It’s the perfect midweek commute podcast to grow personally and spiritually with your WholeLife family! We encourage your questions, comments, and feedback, which we discuss and share in every episode!&nbsp; &nbsp;

You can join the conversation by emailing podcast@wholelife.church, calling 407-965-1607, or texting us at 407-965-1607, and using # ThisIsWholeLife on our social media feeds.

This Is WholeLife

It’s hard to find time to consistently read through the Bible, so why not have a partner? Whether you’re a skeptic, seeker, or believer going deeper, together we’ll conversationally read the Bible, explore the truth claims of Christianity, and learn to live #ForTheHope of Jesus.

#ForTheHope daily audio Bible

Join me as I dive into the minds of unique and unusual people. Available wherever you listen to your podcasts.

Join me as I dive into the minds of unique and unusual people. Available wherever you listen to your podcasts.

Conversations with Fahad

If Comedy and philosophy got married, Deji and Sarah would be the offspring’s of such an unlikely union. 
Perception is a bitch is comedic philosophy. Sarah is the Comedy and Deji is the philosophy. 
Together they discuss the many ways you are betrayed by your own perceptions and points of views. 
Inquires/Contact - piabpodcast@gmail.com

If Comedy and philosophy got married, Deji and Sarah would be the offspring’s of such an unlikely union. Perception is a bitch is comedic philosophy. Sarah is the Comedy and Deji is the philosophy. Together they discuss the many ways you are betrayed by your own perceptions and points of views. Inquires/Contact - piabpodcast@gmail.com

Perception is a

Ancient Soul Modern Mind is a place where we share ancient stories for modern times and give voice to the unseen world of the ancestors, and the animate world of water, earth, nature, and mineral. May their voices enter our lives and hearts and help you to fall back in love with the Earth.

Ancient Soul Modern Mind

Welcome to That Makes Total Sense! A podcast about exploring God’s generosity and justice. I’m Alexis Busetti - a Christian aiming to ask good questions and encourage you to do the same.

Every one of us is wired by God to live out generosity and justice, but sometimes the how eludes us. That Makes Total Sense! is a way for us to get together, posture ourselves as learners, and challenge one other to practice generosity and justice in a tangible way everyday.

Welcome to That Makes Total Sense! A podcast about exploring God’s generosity and justice. I’m Alexis Busetti - a Christian aiming to ask good questions and encourage you to do the same. Every one of us is wired by God to live out generosity and justice, but sometimes the how eludes us. That Makes Total Sense! is a way for us to get together, posture ourselves as learners, and challenge one other to practice generosity and justice in a tangible way everyday.

That Makes Total Sense!

Please join us on our journey as we humbly attempt to share the history, development and original nature of Chinese Medicine. Our mission is to serve humanity by bringing 'the lost treasure' of Ancient Chinese Medicine back into modern day society.

Classical Chinese Medicine

Black Girls Are Easy is a classic relationship blog that has helped over one million women and spawned best selling books! If you need dating or relationship help, Black Girls Are Easy is the place to find it! Check out the official G.L. Lambert Podcast @ <a href="https://farfrombasyc.com/glpodcast" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://farfrombasyc.com/glpodcast</a> Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-girls-are-easy-podcast--5990201/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-girls-are-easy-podcast--5990201/support</a>.

Black Girls Are Easy is a classic relationship blog that has helped over one million women and spawned best selling books! If you need dating or relationship help, Black Girls Are Easy is the place to find it! Check out the official G.L. Lambert Podcast @ https://farfrombasyc.com/glpodcastBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-girls-are-easy-podcast--5990201/support.

Black Girls Are Easy is a classic relationship blog that has helped over one million women and spawned best selling books! If you need dating or relationship help, Black Girls Are Easy is the place to find it! Check out the official G.L. Lambert Podcast @ <a href="https://farfrombasyc.com/glpodcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://farfrombasyc.com/glpodcast</a> Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-girls-are-easy-podcast--5990201/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-girls-are-easy-podcast--5990201/support</a>.

Black Girls Are Easy Podcast

The Bookshelf is a bi-weekly film and podcast from VOHM that deals with some of life's most challenging topics. Our three main focuses are: Bible, Culture, & Truth. You can either watch The Bookshelf on a video format or listen to it on all major podcast platforms.

The Bookshelf is a bi-weekly film and podcast from VOHM that deals with some of life's most challenging topics. Our three main focuses are: Bible, Culture, &amp; Truth. You can either watch The Bookshelf on a video format or listen to it on all major podcast platforms.

The Bookshelf

Conversations with people. Some famous, and some you haven't heard of...yet. Hosted by Chris Williamson.

Conversations with people. Some famous, and some you haven't heard of...yet. Hosted by Chris Williamson.

Philosophy Podcasts / Page 35

The Mystic Show

East Side Story

Insanely Made the Podcast

PRIVATE LIFE

The Ghost Furnace Podcast

NZ Vegan Podcast

Warehouse 242 : Sunday Talks

Go After Your Passion!

Scott Herrold's SOS Radio Podcast

Rhetoricity

Let It Be

Good Bad Show

The Daily Bible Podcast by GE & KC

David Foster Wallace, and Gromit Podcast

Radio8Ball hosted by Andras Jones

Jamaican State of Mind

Horizons Church Podcast

Sport. Faith. Life.

Covert Standard

Barbell Buddha Rediscovered

Room 9

From Nowhere to Nothing

Text Takeaways

Books for Men

This Is WholeLife

#ForTheHope daily audio Bible

Conversations with Fahad

Perception is a

Ancient Soul Modern Mind

That Makes Total Sense!

Classical Chinese Medicine

Black Girls Are Easy Podcast

The Bookshelf

Me & My Friends

Archaeological Wars, Anunnaki, Destruction of the Past-Matt LaCroix, Sam Tripoli...

Real Talk Web Series

Taoalogues

Philosophy For Flourishing

The Morality of Everyday Things: An Everyday Philosophy Podcast

EMPOWERED HUMAN with Nina Garcia

The Methodology

Carry On Politics

What Is X?

Man to Man: A Wellness Series

The Kingless Generation

The Failed Experiment

The Tangent on Veritas Catholic Network

The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius

Hard Beeswax: Experiences in Waldorf Education

Wonderstruck