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Gary Jeff talks with Science Mike, Dave Hatter, Mo Egger, and Mike Allen to cap off you Saturday morning.

Gary Jeff talks with Science Mike, Dave Hatter, Mo Egger, and Mike Allen to cap off you Saturday morning.

Gary Jeff is back with Brother Rick, Science Mike, Old Radio Rick, Dave from Harrison, The Music Professor, Steve Schulte and more! Your Saturday morning radio cartoons play on 700WLW. Tune in to win!

Gary Jeff is back with Brother Rick, Science Mike, Old Radio Rick, Dave from Harrison, The Music Professor, Steve Schulte and more! Your Saturday morning radio cartoons play on 700WLW. Tune in to win!

Gary Jeff is back with Brother Rick, Science Mike, Old Radio Rick, Dave from Harrison, The Music Professor, Steve Schulte and more! Your Saturday morning radio cartoons play on 700WLW. Tune in to win!

Understanding Prayer: A Deep Dive into the Lord's Prayer In this episode, Pastor Anthony introduces a new series on the Lord's Prayer, discussing the complexities and importance of prayer in a Christian's life. He makes a relatable comparison between the anxiety around flossing and praying, and highlights the significance of honest, intimate communication with God. Anthony stresses the difficulty but necessity of teaching prayer, sharing insights from personal mentors. The video explores the different types of language used in prayer, including informational, motivational, and intimate, recommending a move toward intimacy. Definitions of prayer by Jason Miller and Science Mike are provided, emphasizing prayer as a conscious act of presence and meditation. Finally, the script delves into the structure and deeper meanings within the Lord's Prayer, providing practical advice on cultivating a prayer habit.

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Our sermon time this week was a multi-sensory experience. First, we listened to a clip from the podcast “Ask Science Mike,” as Mike McHargue gave us an introduction and background to visual and experience-based prayer. Then we tried out one of those experiences, with five minutes of a candle prayer. You can find the full "Ask Science Mike" podcast episode here: https://liminalventura.org/sermons/ask-science-mike-live/

Gary has an awesome show lined up for you getting into all of your Saturday morning favorites including Tom Davis Diary, Science Mike, and an in depth look at some of Elvis's greatest hits! Tune in!

What happens when you start to question the moral foundation you grew up on? In this episode, Steve and Leo sit down to have another conversation about programming but begin to notice similar principles behind law, society, its mores, and even religion. Leo grew up a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, a Protestant-Christian denomination distinguished by its observance of the Sabbath (on Saturday) as a sanctified day of rest. While studying the Bible, he started noticing circular logic and other problematic reasoning which led him to question assumptions from his upbringing and begin to let go of his faith. As an INTP, reworking his beliefs wasn't personally as challenging as the fear of disappointing his family because leaving the faith could be interpreted as jeopardizing his soul and a cause for separation from the ones he loves.  What's clear is that both Steve and Leo have had to do a lot of thinking surrounding issues of faith and community. Steve and Leo also talk about free-will, cults, workaholism, burnout and depression.  Guest: Leo Lutz Deytah - Creative Digital Consultancy Instagram: @only1skeemer Episode References: OzzoBot Seventh-day Adventist Church - Wikipedia Business Wars: Cereal Wars - Apple Podcasts Ninety-five Theses - Wikipedia Inferno (Dante) - Wikipedia Original Sin - Wikipedia Calvinism - Wikipedia Arminianism - Wikipedia Ten Commandments - Wikipedia The Great Disappointment - Wikipedia The History of the Millerites – ThoughtCo Heaven's Gate - Wikipedia   Teetotalism - Wikipedia Prohibition - HISTORY Saving Mr. Banks - IMDb Science Mike - The Cozy Robots Show (formerly Ask Science Mike) The Burnout Generation, Anne Helen Petersen (Buzzfeed essay) The Liturgists Podcast * Faith Undone Podcast * * If you're looking for information on deconstruction, many listeners may find listening to these podcasts from Season 1 more helpful than the more recent episodes. Self-Helpless Podcast – “Burnout” (episode) July 12, 2019 How Millennials Became The Burnout Generation (Article, Buzzfeed) Connections (TV Mini Series, 1978)   Language of Creativity's host Steven Leavitt enjoys discussing the ins and outs of all aspects of creating, creativity, and life with his fellow creators, artists, inventors, designers, and producers. Along the way, he gains perspective and multiplies his understanding of our universal potential for creating, living, and learning.   Host: Steven Leavitt Site: https://www.icreatesound.com/ Portfolio: http://stevenleavitt.com/   Episode Music composed by Steven Leavitt Editorial and production support by Josh Geenen   Please review this podcast on Google Play, iTunes, and Stitcher and help other creatives find their tribe!   Website: https://thelanguageofcreativity.com/ Instagram: @LanguageOfCreativity Facebook Page Facebook Group: The Language of Creativity Discussion Group   Tags: Sabbath, Shabbat, Judaism, Seventh-day Adventist Church, The Great Disappointment, 1844, Hale-Bopp Comet, Heaven's Gate cult, Adventism, Kellogg, Post, Battle Creek Michigan, Business Wars, Cereal Wars, Ten Commandments, 10 Commandments, Deuteronomy, ninety-five Theses, 95 Theses, Bible, Star Wars, Protestant, sola scriptura, Calvinism, Arminianism, Teetotalism, Saving Mr. Banks, prohibition, healthcare, bartering, Science Mike, deconstruction, Liturgist podcast, hell, atheism, Dante's Inferno, New Testament, original sin, Wikipedia, free will, determinism,  seminary, Faith Undone podcast, black sheep, healthcare, beer, Newtonian physics, Jewish, rabbi, Old Testament, Jesus, Christianity, pedagogy, teaching, original sin, Book of Tobit, Book of Enoch, biblical apocrypha, Eckhart Tolle, Kingdom of Heaven, Heaven, psychology, God, workaholism, procrastination, burnout, Ethos Church, programming, coding, Hell, Atheism

This program is part of the Created Equal and Breathing Free podcast series presented in partnership with Florida Humanities. There are few areas of the culture war with deeper and more consequential divisions than the ongoing clash between faith and science. And just like with our other divisions, we're having difficulty navigating the complexities of both faith and science without falling into our angry tribes (tribes that diminish either faith or science). Rather than having an ongoing conversation of substance about how to apply our exploding understanding of the world around us to solve problems, our communication descends into name-calling and made-up “facts” that support what we want to believe is true (but isn't necessarily). People of faith feel attacked and marginalized in a world where rapid scientific and technological advancements seem to outpace our ability to use them wisely. Rabbi Jack Romberg is back to facilitate this program. Joining our panel is FSU Physicist Dr. Harrison Prosper, on the team at CERN in Switzerland that discovered Higgs boson, referred to by some as the “God particle.” Bringing a deeply personal perspective to the conversation is Mike McHargue – or Science Mike – who talks faith “in an age where science explains our world so well.” We're also delighted to be joined by Fr. Matthew Busch of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. The name for this program comes from the insights of a former Catholic nun, author Karen Armstrong – that mythos (intuition, wisdom, meaning) and logos (rational, pragmatic, and scientific thought) are simply different ways of knowing.

Mike Mchargue, also known as ‘Science Mike', is a podcaster of very long-standing. He was formerly co-host of 'The Liturgists' and host of ‘Ask Science Mike' and he's now host of 'The Cozy Robot Show'. He's also the author of ‘Finding God in the Waves' and more recently ‘You're a Miracle and a Pain in the Ass'. He speaks about the process of losing his childhood faith and subsequently finding his way to contemplative Christianity via science and an ecstatic experience, his sacred value of equity, how we as humans tend to process trauma when we leave a tribe, and why he thinks it's really important for him to publicly identify as disabled. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @sacred_podcast

In this series we'll be talking to Conservative MP Miriam Cates, journalist Sohrab Ahmari, ‘Science Mike' Mike McHargue, writer Tim Stanley, theatre critic Arifa Akbar, loneliness expert Jillian Richardson and award-winning garden designer Sarah Eberle. Tune in and join us for the next series of The Sacred. Episodes out weekly from Wednesday 4th August.

The title of “Data Scientist” leapt into prominence in 2012 when the Harvard Business Review named it the “sexiest job of the 21st century.” Almost ten years later, what's changed? And what's next? In this episode, Dave Cole is joined by Mike Tamir , Chief ML Scientist and Head of Machine Learning/AI at SIG , to break down the shifting trends in data science, NLP, and ML—and what it all means for leaders in the field. The conversation covers: - The past, present, and future of data science - The different roles and responsibilities within a data science team - New and exciting advancements in NLP - When models are right for the wrong reasons For daily news and insights on all things data science, follow @MikeTamir on Twitter. Tune in on Apple Podcasts , Spotify , our website , or wherever you listen to podcasts. Can't see the links above? Just visit domino.buzz/podcast for helpful links from each episode.

From making websites to coding for apps to designing photo galleries, the computer science classes have just what you have been looking for. Experience needed? Nah. Just curiosity and work ethic. Instructor Mike Cullen will supply the rest. More questions? Ask classmates Emily Laput or Brian O'Connell for details. morningmayhem.show --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/morning-mayhem/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morning-mayhem/support

For the first (!!!) episode of the Living Centered Podcast, co-hosts Miles Adcox and Lindsey Nobles sit down with author, podcaster, host of the Cozy Robot Show, and friend, Mike Mchargue—whom you may know (and love) as "Science Mike."   Mike is not only incredibly brilliant but is one of the most authentic and feeling-aware humans we know. His uncanny ability to communicate complicated concepts in a practical, applicable, and matter of fact manner helps us bridge the 18-inch gap between our heads and our hearts. During their conversation, Mike shares how connecting deeper to his emotions and addressing his past adversity has allowed him to show up more fully human and make sense of the complex world we're all living in.  Show notes can be found at livingcenteredpodcast.com/episodes/001 

Back in the day, Lorenzo REFUSED to wear a Bad Religion t-shirt because he was a good christian boi. Congrats, Zo. You won the holy awards. In this episode, we talk fashion, and pet peeves. We promised to link:Copper Fire PlacesEven The Rich I'm Not a MonsterAll Gas No BrakesGlass AnimalsScience MikeThe DailyAFIGet in touch: Parenting vs. Podcast can be found at parentingvspodcast.com Lindsey tweets at @LindseyFace28Lorenzo tweets at @offlohiParenting Vs Podcast tweets at @parentingvspodBarelas Podcaster's Guild, including guild podcasts can be found at barelaspodcastersguild.comAll our music is made by Jeff: https://soundcloud.com/jeff-omidvaranO Fortuna by MIT Concert Choir 

As so many places and podcasts do, we are kicking off 2021 with a look back at some of the things enjoyed in last year of 2020. And in many ways, some of the things that got us through the last year of 2020. In this particular edipyon, we'll be tackling some of our most favorite things from the various reaches of the Internet.  Podcasts, YouTube Shows, some things that are both! And some things that are neither!OSMnotesSo you may have heard in the episode, that we have a discord. And it's true! We do! You can find it here. Next week, we'll be talking about Anime and TV Shows! Until then, Time Cues: We Start OSMcasting – 00:00General Gabbing – 00:37The Extended OSMcast! Cinematic Universe – 03:39The OSMawards! 2020 Edipyon - Podcasts, YouTubes, & Internet ThingsOverly Sarcastic Productions – 08:42Hbomberguy – 11:03SkillCapped - 12:46The Dungeon Run – 17:39The Empty Bowl – 22:46Ask Science Mike/The Cozy Robot Show – 26:28True Facts – 31:23Philosophy Tube – 33:17FiveThirtyEight Politics Podcast – 35:39Neil Cicierega’s Mouth Dreams – 37:48The Animated Spellbook – 41:01Discord – 45:12The OSMcast! Discord – 49:33

You all are so patient with me, just like Mike! I have been waiting to reliese this episode in the right contect and decided to say “F*uck it!” and give it to you now. Enjoy this interview with one of my biggest influences and someone I grteatly look up to as a figure of a “healthy” guy. Pick up his new book NOW and if ya like, sign up for our mailing list via the Proxemia link below! ----more---- Show Notes: "You’re a Miracle!" "Cozy Robots" "Finding God in the Waves”  The Regulars: Patron: Link Whiskey & Ry: Instagram Twitter Ryan Charles Brown: Instagram Twitter The Deep West: Instagram

In this episode I talk with Mike McHargue aka Science Mike aka the Cozy Robot about God and science and brains and belief. He answers questions about religious trauma, ethical frameworks, and making meaning in the absence of belief in God. Check it out!

Who gets to be a writer? It’s a question so many people ask themselves. On today’s episode, I chat with some voices you’ll recognize, including Science Mike and therapist Elyse Snipes as well as a new voice: Rafik Wahbi, whose program with hip hop writing helped men in jail feel a sense of empowerment over their own stories. We talk about the voices we’ve silenced and the importance of diversifying the content we consume. If you have ever felt like your story isn’t represented in books and articles—or maybe you’ve worried that your story isn’t all that different or interesting, you’re not going to want to miss this episode. We need you. Your voice matters. Today’s guests will remind you why. This is the third episode of a special series that’s all about the power of a writing process to create positive change in your personal life. We’re covering topics like why writing can be so challenging, what’s happening in your brain when you write, why writing is therapeutic, what it costs us when voices are silenced, and what a regular practice of writing looks like in real life.The best part? This conversation doesn't end here, on the podcast. Pre-order Allison Fallon's latest book, The Power of Writing It Down, today, and take advantage of HUGE pre-order bonuses (over $250 value!).

The big secret about writing is: it doesn’t actually have to be that hard. It’s really simple to tap into the therapeutic aspects of writing. This week you’ll hear from our favorite experts, Journal Therapist Deborah Ross and the infamous Science Mike, and I’ll introduce you to therapist Elyse Snipes, who will walk us through the Cognitive Behavioral Model.You’ll get a sense of how easy it is to change your life: just write it down.This is the second episode of a special series that’s all about the power of a writing process to create positive change in your personal life. We’re covering topics like why writing can be so challenging, what’s happening in your brain when you write, why writing is therapeutic, what it costs us when voices are silenced, and what a regular practice of writing looks like in real life. The best part? This conversation doesn't end here, on the podcast. Pre-order Allison Fallon's latest book, The Power of Writing It Down, today, and take advantage of HUGE pre-order bonuses (over $250 value!).

On this week's episode I am speaking with Mike Kelly. Mike got his degree in Aeronautical Engineering, but found his passion in technical training. He has spent the last 6 years in the healthcare industry working for Optum, a large analytics and technology provider owned by UnitedHealth group. He is a principal data scientist working on machine learning projects and training UnitedHealth employees on the technical and business aspects of data science and AI.

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Episode NotesYou can find Mike McHargue on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram.Visit his website at mikemchargue.com. Check out both of his books here. Follow the link to find information on his new multi platform show, The Cozy Robot Show. You can also support his work on Patreon. You can still hear his old Ask Science Mike podcast episodes if you want to do a deep dive! It's worth your time.Find more information on The Overview Program, which we describe at the end of the episode.--Hang with us throughout the week on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Please subscribe/rate our podcast on iTunes or wherever you listen. Special thanks to Northcote for letting us use their incredible music. Please support and buy their music. They have a new album out and it is wildly good! Go buy it!Thanks to Bryan Neufeld for creating our logo. Give him a shout for all your design needs.

With today’s episode we continue the second series of Faith Made Welcome, a progressive podcast on faith brought to you by Commonwealth Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia. If you listened to our last two episodes you know that that this multi-part episode features an in-depth discussion about the intersections and relationship between faith and science.  As with our prior episodes, this one features Faith Made Welcome regulars Robin, Marty, Cheri and Paul (if he wasn’t a regular before, he is now!) and Dr. Graham Walker, Marty and Robin’s Theology professor from seminary! In this episode of the podcast, Paul pivots the conversation toward the creation vs evolution debate. Together Graham and the Faith Made Welcome Crew discuss the narratives regarding creation and human evolution, and explore the points of tension that arrive as communities of faith and communities of science attempt to reconcile what we know (and don’t!) about our beginnings. Throughout this portion of the conversation, Graham makes reference to a diagram that helps him to organize different schools of thought related to perspectives on creation and evolution; if you’re a visual person, you may wish to download and review it as you listen!  He has also kindly offered a more detailed handout and accompanying PowerPoint presentation for those who might want to dig in deeper! About Dr. Graham WalkerGraham is a professor at McAfee School of Theology at Mercer University in Atlanta, Georgia. He describes himself as someone who has been working with “the interface between science and theology for a long time.” He’s worked with Dialogue on Science, Ethics, and Religion, a program through the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) that focuses on facilitating dialogue between scientific and religious communities.  Scripture Mentioned this EpisodeGalatians 4:4Genesis 1 and 2Genesis 3 Additional Materials Mentioned this EpisodeWe’ve elected to list these references in the order they appear:ichthys (ἰχθύς): Graham begins his discussion of this debate with reference to this Christian symbol and the means in which debates about creationism often play out on bumper stickers that make different arguments involving the ichthys fish.Scopes Monkey Trial:  Graham discusses the role this trial played in the overall discussion of creationism vs evolution in American education, making reference to major players like Clarence Darrow and William Jennings BryanFlat Earth Society: As Graham walks through different interpretations of creation, he begins with discussion of flat Earthers, who he says take a literal Old Testament model for their understanding of the planet.Ptolemy: Graham references a ptolemaic approach to understanding creation, which is built upon Ptolemy’s geocentric model that argues that the Earth is the center of the universe.Young Earth Creationists: Graham notes that these folks believe that the earth is between 6 to 14 thousand years old, based largely upon the genealogy presented within the scripture.Biblical Archaeologists: Paul and Graham make reference to this school of research, which uses archaeological method at sites references within the scriptures.Old Earth Creationists:  Graham notes that these folks emphasize that the scriptures are meant to be a parable that demonstrate that God created, but allow space for science to explain the nature of that literal creation. Sola scriptura: Graham references this theological perspective which places sole authority in the scripture, which are understood to be infallible by believers in this tradition.Gap Creationists:  Graham explains that these folks look for time gaps within the scripture, such as between that which they argue may have occurred between the two creation stories within Genesis.Day-Age Creationists: Graham notes that this tradition frames the understanding of a day within the creation story to be more expansive than our notion of the 24 hour period.Progressive Creationism:  Graham notes that Bernard Ramm is a key theologian from this tradition who used the concept of fiats to explain the orderly process through which God created all things found in evolutionary history.Evolutionary Creationism and Theistic Evolution: Graham explains that both of these schools of thought argue that God uses evolution; he says to them “that’s just how the creator creates.”Edward Wilson: Graham makes another reference Wilson’s exchanges with his former pastor, which is a reference to the opening of The Creation.Materialistic Evolution: Graham argues that this belief - that the observable is all there is - does take a kind of faith commitment of its own. He notes that folks like Richard Dawkins and Sam Harris are making a statement of faith through their position as materialists.  Gordon Kaufman: Graham notes that theologians who have studied a lot of science, like Kaufman, would argue that God is within the act of creation itself.Brian McLaren:  Robin mentions McClaren’s writing as a good starting place for folks who want to continue work to explore the intersections of faith and science because McLaren references science and creation care in his work. McLaren also explores challenging questions; his book Faith After Doubt is a good example of this excellent writing.Mike McHargue:  Robin also recommends McHargue’s work and his podcast, Ask Science Mike, in particular, which explores the bridges between faith and science.Lonnie Rich:  Marty gives a shout-out to the wisdom of this beloved church member (who we’re hoping will join us on the podcast soon!)Terence McKenna:  Paul references McKenna’s belief that ideas should be able to stand up to scrutiny. Douglas Kelly: Graham notes that Kelly has emphasized the importance of listening to others as a kind of spiritual practice.John Bunyon: Graham says that Bunyon described our faith journey as a pilgrimage.Rachel Held Evans:  Robin references her book Searching for Sunday, which traces Held Evans journey away from and back to faith.  About This PodcastThis podcast was envisioned as means to foster spiritual growth and conversations about faith, both within and beyond the faith community at Commonwealth Baptist Church. At the open of this episode, we discuss what spiritual formation means to our CBC pastors and the role community plays in our concept of faith.  Got a question or want to reach out to the Faith Made Welcome team?  You can reach us at faithmadewelcome@gmail.com. Faith Made Welcome is produced by Cheri Spiegel, Paul Fitzgerald and This Most Unbelievable Life. A Note on the Links in these ShownotesYes, there are a lot of Wikipedia links above. Both Cheri and Paul endorse it as a perfectly reasonable starting place for opening spaces for deeper learning.   As always, when possible, books mentioned link to Old Town Books. We’re not sponsored by this bookstore; we just believe in supporting our local community! If you’re not an Alexandrian, we hope you’ll check these out at your local bookstore!

We have been working on a documentary for over a year about The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The full documentary will be released on September 22, 2020 and we will be hosting a live stream that same day with the people who produced it including William Matthews, Jamie Lee Finch, Christian Adkins, Anna Jane Joyner, Karlin Itchoak and others. To find out more visit https://theliturgists.com/arctic As we prep to launch the film, we wanted to re-release this episode from October 2019. In the last 3 weeks the refuge has come under even more severe threat as the Trump Administration takes steps to open it up for drilling. In August of 2019, Michael Gungor, Science Mike, William Matthews, and Jamie Lee Finch embarked on a trip to the Arctic circle to experience some of the last untouched wilderness on the planet and hear from the Gwich'in people. The Gwich'in are Athabaskan-speaking Indigenous peoples who lives in the Arctic region of Alaska and Canada. Their sacred lands include areas within the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. In September 2019, the Trump Administration said it would "seek to open up the entire coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas exploration, picking the most aggressive development option for an area long closed to drilling" to cite The Washington Post.  The violence and destruction caused by the removal of long standing protections by the United States is difficult to overstate. This episode is the story of our trip to that area, and what we learned from the people there. We want to give a special shout out to The Wilderness Society for making this episode possible and to Dan Ritzman from Arctic Wild for his guidance in Alaska.

Matt talks with Mike McHargue (Science Mike) about the collapse of the event business, and what creativity has looked like for him during Covid-19.  Check out Science Mike here.  Eleventyseven's Basic Glitches on Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp. Rock Candy Studios Discord Channel Facebook Group Rock Candy Store Signing up for our Mailing List will ensure that you never miss an eleventymoment.

My guest is Mike McHargue. His newest book is You're a Miracle (and a Pain in the Ass) (https://www.amazon.com/Youre-Miracle-Pain-Ass-Understanding/dp/1984823248). Why is there such a gap between what you want to do and what you actually do? The host of Ask Science Mike explains why our desires and our real lives are so wildly different—and what you can do to close the gap, in this his newest book. For thousands of years, scientists, philosophers, and self-help gurus have wrestled with one of the basic conundrums of human life: Why do we do the things we do? Or, rather, why do we so often not do the things we want to do? As a podcast host whose voice goes out to millions each month, Mike McHargue gets countless emails from people seeking to understand their own misbehavior—why we binge on Netflix when we know taking a walk outside would be better for us, or why we argue politics on Facebook when our real friends live just down the street. Everyone wants to be a good person, but few of us, twenty years into the new millennium, have any idea how to do that. In You’re a Miracle (and a Pain in the Ass), McHargue addresses these issues. We like to think we’re in control of our thoughts and decisions, he writes, but science has shown that a host of competing impulses, emotions, and environmental factors are at play in every action we undertake. Touching on his podcast listeners’ most pressing questions, from relationships and ethics to stress and mental health, and sharing some of the biggest triumphs and hardships from his own life, McHargue shows us how some of our qualities that seem most frustrating—including “negative” emotions like sadness, anger, and anxiety—are actually key to helping humans survive and thrive. In doing so, he invites us on a path of self-understanding and, ultimately, self-acceptance. You’re a Miracle (and a Pain in the Ass) is a guided tour through the mystery of human consciousness, showing readers how to live more at peace with themselves in a complex world. Special Guest: Mike McHargue.

In this final episode of Ask Science Mike (don't panic), Mike answers four questions from listeners. Thanks for five great years--and watch out for Mike's new show, right on this podcast feed, next week.Don't miss the launch of Mike's new show, The Cozy Robot Show, on Monday, September 7th at 8pm Eastern (5pm Pacific) at https://cozyrobots.com/watch. Here's are the questions from this week's program, along with some additional resources. Are there any differences between the brains of men and women? And is there hope for inclusion in traditionally male-dominated fields? Neurosexism: the myth that men and women have different brains The Gendered Brain: The New Neuroscience That Shatters The Myth Of The Female Brain Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM): Quick Take 8 Statistics and Facts about Women in STEM What are Quantum Wave Functions and how do they create reality? The Fabric of the Cosmos Why do people talk to babies and dogs in funny voices? Why Do We Use the Same Voice to Talk to Babies and Dogs? Uncovering the sound of 'motherese,' baby talk across languages Why is Jordan Peterson so controversial? Why Jordan Peterson Is Always Wrong Jordan Peterson, explained

In this final episode of Ask Science Mike (don't panic), Mike answers four questions from listeners. Thanks for five great years--and watch out for Mike's new show, right on this podcast feed, next week. Don't miss the launch of Mike's new show, The Cozy Robot Show, on Monday, September 7th at 8pm Eastern (5pm Pacific) at https://cozyrobots.com/watch Here's are the questions from this week's program, along with some additional resources. Are there any differences between the brains of men and women? And is there hope for inclusion in traditionally male-dominated fields? Neurosexism: the myth that men and women have different brains The Gendered Brain: The New Neuroscience That Shatters The Myth Of The Female Brain Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM): Quick Take 8 Statistics and Facts about Women in STEM What are Quantum Wave Functions and how do they create reality? The Fabric of the Cosmos Why do people talk to babies and dogs in funny voices? Why Do We Use the Same Voice to Talk to Babies and Dogs? Uncovering the sound of 'motherese,' baby talk across languages Why is Jordan Peterson so controversial? Why Jordan Peterson Is Always Wrong Jordan Peterson, explained Mike is starting a program for navigating life transitions one-on-one and in small groups. Visit overviewprogram.com to learn more.

Matt and I sit down with Science Mike to discuss the problems and possibilities with engaging young adults. Congregations across religious and denominational lines are wrestling with this question, and Mike wants you to know there is hope. The resources discussed in this episode can be found by clicking here or copy/pasting the URL below. https://thecrg.org/collections/Where_have_all_the_young_people_gone Stay in touch with Mike McHargue: Ask Science Mike Podcast Mike McHargue Website Mike's Books Mike's Instagram Mike's Twitter Mike's Facebook

This is part 2 of our conversations with Vincent Charlow! This episode has just as many laughs and nuggets of wisdom as part 1.  We continue our discussion about the honest struggles of living life to the fullest and the people in the Bible who reflect humanity's journey of grasping the vastness of this good God. Enjoy!! Here some things that we reference: Podcasts - Another name for everything, The Sojourn Podcast, The Bible for Normal People, Ask Science Mike, Jesus and Jollof, Nomad Podcast, and the Red Couch Podcast. Verses - Ephesians 3:14

Mike McHargue is one part Bill Nye the Science Guy and one part Mr. Rogers - and one part Baptist preacher. This week, Science Mike delivers a hilarious and devastating call to repentance as he expounds on climate change, the limits of science, the possibilities of faith, and the end of the world. Then Sarah and Jeff explore mysticism, certainty, and leaving religion.

Mike McHargue is a public educator trusted by millions to useempathy and deep scientific insights to help them navigate someof the most difficult parts of the human experience. He’s the hostof Ask Science Mike, co-founded the chart-topping show TheLiturgists Podcast, is the bestselling author of Finding God in theWaves, and You’re a Miracle (and a … Continue reading

Julia and Victoria have not stopped talking this book since it came out in April, so they decided to put their ongoing conversation on tape. In You’re a Miracle (and a Pain in the Ass), science expert, empathetic public speaker, and hard-core nerd Mike McHargue (known professionally as Science Mike) dives into the core of what it means to be a human in the twenty-first century. Starting with the essential question, “Why do I do things I don’t want to do?,” this book covers everything from the ways technology and pizza are shaping social justice movements, to how an understanding of brain structure and core emotions can lead us into radical self-love and acceptance. An essential read for any human being who feels feelings and thinks thoughts.

Science Mike, the host of "Ask Science Mike" answers questions on the current COVID-19 outbreak, as well as is autism diagnosis, codependency, and the science behind what makes you who you are. Mike's COVID-19 video  More from Mike here his new book, "You are A Miracle (and a Pain in the Ass)"  Keep in touch with me on social media: Youtube: Metta Moon Instagram: @emily.capshaw  Twitter: @emilyjoycapshaw  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MettaMoon/ Tik Tok: @emily.capshaw

This most zesty episode was part of the Cosmic Campfire reading group. I joined Science Mike, Mike Morrell, and a couple thousand nerds as we read through a new collection of spiritual memoirs - How I Found God in Everyone and Everywhere. Keith Ward was one of the contributors and he jumped on video chat to talk with Mike and I for the group. It was an energetic and fun conversation that covered a number of topics from science, physics, materialism, idealism, the Cosmic Christ, spiritual experiences, religious pluralism, divine action, and more. Ohhh and you hear how this Oxford Philosopher went from being an atheist to an idealist and then converted to Christianity in India. Keith Ward is a British philosopher, theologian, priest and scholar. He is a fellow of the British Academy and a priest of the Church of England. He was a canon of Christ Church, Oxford until 2003. Comparative theologyand the relationship between science and religion are two of his main topics of interest. He was Regius Professor of Divinity at the University of Oxford from 1991 to 2004. Don't forget to check out some amazing free lectures of Keith. Literally quality, zesty, nerdy, and free lectures. Here's his previous podcast visits: Keith Ward talks about the Bible  The Christian Idea of God with Keith Ward  Keith Ward's Guide to Thinking God  What do theologians really think? Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is a live podcast from the Jesus Rode a Dinosaur: Talking to Youth about Faith in a Scientific Age conference with Science Mike. Science Mike cuts right to the chase and asks Tripp some important questions about theology: How is theology even a thing? How does one know what is a right or good theological framework? Then they chat about the ways in which the Enlightenment ruined theology, why valuing beauty is the most appropriate place to begin doing theology, the two biggest tasks of the church today, and why atheist philosophers have begun to use Christian theology. Later, Astrophysicist Paul Wallace joins Science Mike and Tripp to talk about doing good science while also believing in a creator, feeling connected to a quasar, his relationship to other scientists, and why physicists are more prone to be idealists and believe in a transcendent reality, and Paul talks a little about his upcoming book about the relationship between and faith and science. Kenda Dean also joins to talk about parenting, helps figure out what we tell our children about God (especially when we don't know what we think about God), the new questions kids are asking, and what we can do as parents of faith to make sure that our children know they are loved. Plus, David Hume and miracles, the industry of ministry, and a Q&A with questions about morality, mystical experiences and psychedelics, youth ministry and anxiety, depression and medication, and a lot more. Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Brady Toops responds to listener's comments and questions. One listener asks about the relationship between truth vs. experience while another asks about the meaning of prayer and how to pray when your idea of God changes. Lastly, a listener wants to know about how to grapple with the pain around losing your faith. The episode concludes with Mike McHargue talking about the science of prayer and tips on how to pray for people who have gone through some form of theological deconstruction. Listen to the full "Episode 148 - Prayer" on the Ask Science Mike podcast on his website or Apple Podcasts. Check out The Liturgists video workshop on prayer and meditation called "How To Be". Watch the Dr. Marcus Borg video entitled "What Is God" on YouTube. Connect with Brady on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook as well as find music and upcoming concerts at bradytoops.com. Also, to connect with the podcast further or sign up for email updates check out theunravelpodcast.com. This podcast is a part of The Liturgists Network.  

Brady Toops sits down with author, speaker, and host of The Liturgists podcast, Mike McHargue (more commonly known as Science Mike) to chat about his life, science, aliens, and views around spirituality, as well as ask him the 10 big spiritual questions of Season 1. Find out more about Science Mike at mikemchargue.com. Connect with Brady on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook as well as find music and upcoming concerts at bradytoops.com. Also, to connect with the podcast further or sign up for email updates check out theunravelpodcast.com. This podcast is a part of The Liturgists Network.

Announcing Season 1 of The Unravel with Brady Toops, a podcast that explores spirituality. In this trailer you will hear the story behind the podcast as well as get a sneak peak into some intriguing interviews from Season 1 including John Mark McMillan, Science Mike, Jon Foreman, Michael & Lisa Gungor, and Ben Higgins. Join host Brady Toops as he examines the deep questions of life including, "What is God?", "What is the meaning of life?", and "What happens after you die?" with artists, authors, professors, and other fascinating spiritual thinkers. To connect further visit theunravelpodcast.com. This podcast is a part of The Liturgists Network.

This week, Al, Greg and Scott got the chance to hang out with 'Science Mike' McHargue who was in Ireland speaking at Rubicon and in UCD. They talked about neuroscience, beauty, empiricism, intuition, the power of profanity and how to seek out truth. Listen on iTunes: https://goo.gl/hRnE2o Listen on Stitcher: http://goo.gl/ItvSN5 Find out more about Science Mike: goo.gl/qqt5qG Find out more about Rubicon: goo.gl/EX5bZj Follow the Graveyard Shift on Twitter: https://goo.gl/Ea8GxZ Support the Show on Patreon: https://goo.gl/BOSFEx Buy Graveyard Shift T-Shirts & Merchandise: goo.gl/GihkVr

Mike McHargue (better known as Science Mike) is the best-selling author of Finding God in the Waves, host of Ask Science Mike and co-host of The Liturgists Podcast. He's a leading voice on matters of science and religion with a monthly reach in the hundreds of thousands. Among other outlets, Mike has written for RELEVANT, Don Miller's Storyline, BioLogos, and The Washington Post.Mike loves sharing ideas in person, and is an in-demand speaker at conferences, churches, and colleges.  He's recently spoken to sold-out crowds in New York about the science of addiction, explained the science of storytelling at Storyline in Chicago, and shown people how Christianity can embrace the modern world at Belong in London.Mike lives in Tallahassee, FL with his wife Jenny and two daughters.http://mikemchargue.com/ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rickleejames.substack.com/subscribe

How to lose your religion, disrupt your life, and become a skeptic with faith! Science Mike describes his faith journey, and discusses brain science, space exploration, cryonics, and the oceanification of Miami.

Have you ever felt like the wheels have fallen off the train of your life? How did you respond? Did you get angry, cower in a corner in the fetal position and suck your thumb, or did you get up and blaze a new trail? On this week's episode of The Road Back To You, we welcome author, blogger, speaker, and Enneagram 6 (The Loyalist) Sarah Thebarge who when faced with a seemingly insurmountable crisis, pressed against her fear to embrace a new adventure.  Ian, Suzanne and Sarah discuss practical ways you can: Overcome your tendency to doubt yourself Understand and manage your anxiety Begin the journey of finding your voice Find courage and faith when it doesn't come naturally to you Sarah is a remarkable person with an inspiring story you won't want to miss. So let's hear it for all those folks who overcome fear and courageously step into their future, particularly if they're Enneagram 6's! P.S. Don't forget to listen to The Liturgist podcast on August 23 when Michale Gungor and Science Mike explore the Enneagram with Ian and Suzanne.  Also, spend a day with Ian and Suzanne learning more about the Enneagram click here for more information!

In Episode 5 Ian and Suzanne interview Mike McHargue, host of the popular podcast Ask Science Mike and co-host of the podcast The Liturgists. Tune in as Science Mike dissects and explains his life as an Enneagram 9 (The Peacemaker). Before its over, you'll learn how the Enneagram can help you: Assert and express yourself with confidence. Be who you are rather than "merge" with the crowd.  Identify and overcome your blind spots. See life through the eyes of others Learn how healthy conflict produces intimacy Join Ian and Suzanne as they marvel at Science Mike's firsthand observations on why the Enneagram is such a valuable tool for developing self-knowledge and understanding relationships. It's always an adventure but today it's well scientific!

In this episode, our friend Mike McHargue talks severing the corpus callosum, embracing his atheism, and Jesus washing his feet on the seashore. Interviewers: Jonathan Williams, Ryan Phipps, Travis Eades, and Marlee Walters ABOUT MIKE Mike McHargue (better known as Science Mike) is an author, podcaster, and speaker focused on the science behind spiritual experiences. Mike lost his faith via atheism as an adult, but rediscovered God in cosmology and neuroscience–a journey that lead to his life's mission: helping people reconcile their faith with modern science. To get more info about Mike, visit his website, mikemchargue.com.

In this episode, our good friend Mike McHargue talks about science, faith, and losing his religion. Interviewers: Jonathan Williams, Ryan Phipps, and Travis Eades. ABOUT MIKE Mike McHargue (better known as Science Mike) is an author, podcaster, and speaker focused on the science behind spiritual experiences. Mike lost his faith via atheism as an adult, but rediscovered God in cosmology and neuroscience–a journey that lead to his life's mission: helping people reconcile their faith with modern science. To get more info about Mike, visit his website, mikemchargue.com.

This very special SCIENCE episode of the Vigilance Press Podcast features guest Mike Olson, designer and author of the Atomic Robo RPG! We talk about the setting, the comics, the rules, and what makes this game special. Mike also gives us a few tips for running Fate for maximum fun value! Over an hour of Science Celebrity Action! To find the Atomic Robo RPG Pre-order site where you can order your copy of the book and get the PDF for free in the process, click here!  To participate in ACTION SCIENCE FEEDBACK and help the Evil Hat team fight off typos and grammar glitches, click here and submit any errata you find before the end of April 2014!