Podcast appearances and mentions of abraham smith

Few things can rile the Christian faithful like a new Bible translation (see, e.g., John Wycliffe, Martin Luther, etc.). The scholarly and ecumenical translation of choice, the New Revised Standard Version (NRSV), got a haircut of sorts; it's called the NRSVue (ue = “updated edition”). We give a review. Resources mentioned in this episode: NRSVue in full on Bible Gateway: https://www.biblegateway.com/versions/New-Revised-Standard-Version-Updated-Edition-NRSVue-Bible List of the major changes: https://guides.library.yale.edu/newtestament/nrsvueSome people who don't like it: https://juicyecumenism.com/2022/01/19/liberal-nrsvue-bible-translation-update/Interview with committee member Dr. Abraham Smith: https://blog.smu.edu/perkins/nrsv-updated-edition/

This week Pop Culture Intervention returns for an annual Halloween spooky episode. Returning guests Phil and Kati communicate telepathically with the 1981 Stanley Kubrick masterpiece The Shining. Charlie and Breanne remind us that it is based on a still valid although not thematically identical Stephen King masterpiece. Willa paces the kitchen and Paul is locked in the pantry.   Starring: Jack Nicholson's eyebrows and Shelley Duvall's real life panic.   Music and Editing by Abraham Smith

This week we welcome back friend of the show Breanne for her first intervention as we watch the 1990 Rob Reiner directed Stephen King horror adaptation Misery. Willa averts her eyes and Charlie gets hobbled. Starring: Kathy Bates Motel and James Caan't get up Music a d editi g by Abraham Smith

On this episode of Pop Culture Intervention, Willa and the gang discover the seminal Rob Reiner directed romantic comedy When Harry Met Sally. Phil and Matty wear Paul and Charlie masks.   Music and editing by Abraham Smith

This week we make our triumphant return with a full episode of PCI. Willa intervenes Abe, Charlie and Paul on the 1999 mockumentary exploring the world of beauty pageants Drop Dead Gorgeous! Willa wins first place, Charlie is first runner up and Paul drops in dead last. Music and editing and chain smoking by: Abraham Smith  

You've heard my music on Pop Culture Intervention, now I bring you a brand new self-produced solo Abraham Smith project. Abroad is the culmination of years of travel and experience and the beginning of a new chapter. Click the link to explore my Chops McBurgen SoundCloud page. Landscape by Chops McBurgen https://soundcloud.com/abraham-smith-518501079/landscape on #SoundCloud  I just created this page to post a hand full of new tracks along with old favorites.

This week on the show: Luke and first time guest Carolyn help us answer the first ever fan question. Willa is an EGOT winner, Paul keeps it silly and Charlie might be Bill Murray. Music and Editing by Abraham Smith

This week third time guest Dani returns as an expert to intervene PCI's own Charlie on the Tina Fey written 2004 comedy Mean Girls. Willa and Paul reevaluate their high-school status. Don't Bully! Music and editing by Abraham Smith

In a PCI first, we have split coverage of a monolithic film in two parts. Jenny meets the Dude in the 1998 Coen brothers' cult hit The Big Lebowski. Willa, Paul and Charlie go bowling.   Music and editing by Abraham Smith

This week in our third Horror installment of our October marathon, Luke joins us along with favorite guest Amelia to brave the 1979 Ridley Scott directed ALIEN. Willa gets face-hugged, Charlie gives birth to a space worm and Paul brought extra lube. Starring: Space Jerry! Music and editing by Abraham Smith    

In another horror installment of our October marathon, returning guest Dani helps the gang intervene Ashley and PCI's own Paul on the seminal 1973 film The Exorcist. Willa crabwalks down the stairs and the power of Christ compels Charlie. Starring: Anderson's Pea Soup Music and Editing by Abraham Smith

This week Sarah schools the crew in a mini-sode concentrating on summer movies and trailers. Willa does a sleep study, Charlie coos and Paul remembers the 1975 release of Jaws. Music and lack of supervision by Abraham Smith.

On this episode: Dani finds a treasure in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Willa throws a grenade, Paul takes an intermission and Charlie has a Monty Python edjucation. Starring: The Same Six Guys and Forty Teen Girls   Music and Editing by Abraham Smith

On this installment of Pop Culture Intervention Josiah and the gang go out to the movies to see The Princess Bride. Willa gives us the dirt on this erotic classic, Paul drinks orange soda and Charlie gets into the quicksand. Introducing: Rolling down a hill! Music and Editing by Abraham Smith.

In this week's episode, I talk with the poet Abraham Smith about his latest release, the book-length work, Destruction of Man. TEXT DISCUSSED

On this week's episode, Steve watches the psychological thriller Sleepless in Seattle. Willa sums up the murderous plot, Charlie relates to the father-son dynamics and Paul takes his mom on a movie date. Starring Tom Hanks yelling and Meg Ryan peeling an onion.    Music and editing by Abraham Smith

On the show this week we examine Paul's High-Scool Yearbook and are transported back to 1997 and 1998. Willa reads personal messages and Charlie remembers some of the era's top charters.   Music and editing by Abraham Smith

On this week's episode of the show, interventionee Sujata judges the 1996 Cohen brothers' masterpiece Fargo. Paul uncovers pivotal character motivations, Willa treats herself and Charlie makes bad coffee   Music and editing by Abraham Smith

On this week's episode of Pop Culture Intervention: Movie virgin Kati has alternative titles. Willa pulls at plot threads. Paul lays out a morality tale and Charlie celebrates comedy troupes as we watch a classic from before...most of us were born. 1980s Caddyshack starring Chevy Chase's sweat and Bill Murray's vascular arms! Music and editing by Abraham Smith.  

Welcome to the premiere episode of Pop Culture Intervention - where movie virgins meet movies, and nonsense ensues.  Interventionee Amelia is impressed by chins. Charlie explains it all. Willa barely pays attention. Paul gets to the chopper. Friend Mark calls in to give us his thoughts on this classic, 1987 action movie starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jesse Ventura and Carl Weathers. Music and editing by Abraham Smith.

This week: We talk to artists Lauren Silberman and Kristen Schiele! Duncan chews loudly on mic! Amanda tells Duncan he looks like a naked mole rat with a sweater! Richard is not fun at parties! All this and more! One of my favorite shows in a good long while, classic BAS. Lauren Silberman lives and works in New York City.  She received her MFA from the International Center of Photography-Bard Program in Advanced Photographic Studies and her BA in Art History from Barnard College. She is currently a faculty member at the International Center of Photography.  Lauren recently completed a residency with Camera Club of New York in 2012 and was an artist-in-residence in the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Workspace program during the 2008-2009 year and was a Visiting Scholar at NYU’s Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. She has performed at Location One, Deitch Projects and 3rd Ward, as well as the several underground events and venues that have provided inspiration for her work. She has been featured in PDN’s photo annual as emerging talent and exhibited in New York and abroad.  Some of Lauren’s clients include The New Yorker, Fortune Magazine, Brooklyn Industries and her work has been featured in the New York Times Magazine. For inquiries regarding commissions or to purchase work, please email Lauren @ laurendarling dot com. Lauren’s TUMBLR Follow her on Instagram @misslaurendarling. ------------------------------------------- Kristen Schiele creates work in painting and sculpture. The works are inspired by stage sets, cinema, folklore, allegory, kitsch, and story telling that is theatrical and playful. Currently, the work involves paintings of secret hide outs and bold, brightly patterned shadow boxes. Games, books, posters and graffiti cover the walls of Midwestern abandoned or new build-out subdivision-style constructions; the idyllic location of a kid's summertime. "OOOT MMMMM" collaborative silkscreen artist book with poet Abraham Smith, printed by Kayrock Screenprinting is available online: http://www.kayrock.org/books/index.htmlUpcoming:September 7, "Spirit Girls" Lu Magnus Gallery, NYCSeptember 26, "Escape from New York" with Gallery Poulsen, Copenhagen, Denmark

Morningside Men's Choir and Rev.Dr. Abraham Smith brings the word. Morningside UMC 2860 Evans Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76104. www.experiencemorningside.com Worship Times: Sundays 8am traditional and 10am Contemporary

Knuckle Sandwich with Abraham Smith