Podcast appearances and mentions of Danny Anderson

Thanks for joining us at the unSeminary podcast. In this episode of the unSeminary Podcast, we're joined by Danny Anderson, Lead Pastor of Emmanuel Church in Indiana, and Rachel Long, founder of the Joshua Center. They share their story of navigating a significant transition when Rachel moved from being the Executive Pastor at Emmanuel Church […]

What if the key to church growth isn't strategy, but soul care? In this episode of the AVAIL Podcast, Pastor Danny Anderson—Lead Pastor of Emmanuel Church and author of Church Growth Unleashed—shares what every ministry leader needs to hear. He unpacks the core principles of his book—the deeper issues behind pastoral burnout—and reveals the non-negotiables for a healthy soul. He offers a refreshing blueprint for sustainable church leadership. From Sabbath practices to friendship, fitness, and family, this conversation is packed with wisdom for anyone navigating the tension between ministry demands and personal well-being.

Thanks for tuning in to the unSeminary podcast. We're talking with Danny Anderson, the Lead Pastor at Emmanuel Church in Indianapolis. Is your church growing quickly, but you're feeling the pressure? Wondering how to balance church growth with spiritual health for yourself and your staff team? Danny shares his journey of leading a fast-growing church […]

The Gang is back and they are basement ghosts singing. Highlights include big haunts, Danny Anderson, and the best prnak.

Radiating Joy, a documentary about Servant of God Michelle Duppong, will be coming out in theaters on November 12th! In this episode, Jessica sits down with Danny Anderson, the director of the film, to talk about creating the documentary. Jess and Danny discuss:Before making the film, Danny knew nothing about Michelle Duppong. He shares his experience getting to know her through the testimony of her family and friends.Danny's favorite interviews in the film, including the Duppong family and Michelle's primary cancer doctorArtistic choices Danny made in the creation of the filmDanny Anderson is the Director of the documentary, "Radiating Joy: The Michelle Duppong Story." He and his wife Molli own and operate Anderson Art, a production company based in Colorado Springs where they live with their two children. Danny is a CU Boulder alum and a former FOCUS missionary.

Embark on a journey into the chilling depths of Michael Shea's weird fiction with the insightful Danny Anderson as our guide. As we unravel Shea's unique spin on cosmic horror, you'll discover how this master of the macabre carved out a space that's both hauntingly familiar and alarmingly otherworldly. Together, we illuminate the dark corners of class struggle and revolution woven into the fabric of Shea's narratives, and celebrate the unorthodox heroes that populate his tales. This episode promises to draw you into a discussion that's as profound as it is unsettling, showcasing the enduring power and relevance of Shea's stories in today's weird fiction landscape.Danny and I navigate through Shea's metafictional world, where the barrier between the real and the imagined thins to a mere wisp, and the monstrous entities of Lovecraftian lore take on an almost palpable presence. We delve into the craft of Shea's storytelling, reflecting on his portrayal of characters shaped by raw experience rather than literary convention, and how this lends a gripping authenticity to his work. Through our conversation, you'll appreciate the finesse with which Shea balances gritty social commentary with the ineffable horror of the unknown, challenging you to reconsider the very nature of horror narrative.As we cap off our exploration, we pay homage to Shea's intricate narrative voice and the haunting themes that stitch his work together. Delving into the power of witnessing, the complexities of class dynamics, and the subversion of Lovecraft's cosmic indifference, we uncover the layers that make Shea's fiction resonate so deeply. And as we acknowledge the impact of authors like T.E.D. Klein and Caitlín R. Kiernan, we also tip our hats to Mark Fisher's critical insight, offering a fresh perspective on the weird and the eerie a decade after his influential essay. Prepare to be captivated by a conversation that not only celebrates a literary maestro's legacy but also plunges into the philosophical undercurrents of horror and humanity. Support the showCrew:Host: C. Derick VarnAudio Producer: Paul Channel Strip ( @aufhebenkultur )Intro and Outro Music by Bitter Lake.Intro Video Design: Jason MylesArt Design: Corn and C. Derick VarnLinks and Social Media:twitter: @skepoetYou can find the additional streams on Youtube

Feel stuck? Unmotivated? Are you tired of settling for an average life? Something needs to change, but what? In this episode, Danny Anderson argues that raising your standards is the first step to a changed, more fulfilling life. You might be surprised to learn how close you are to the life you desire. Join us as we learn two practical ways to raise the standards in your life. Click here for show notes (https://thebreakthroughpodcast.blob.core.windows.net/thebreakthroughpodcast/Episode%2045.pdf)

Hi guys, Ricky Pope here. This week on the Christian Nerds Unite Podcast we celebrate 2 years of the podcast. And we finish our conversation with Danny Anderson and the ideas of Christianity in Horror films. Danny has his PhD in English and teaches Literature, and Film classes at Mount Aloysius College. Danny and I had a long discussion about faith and horror films. So long in fact I had to split it up into two episodes. So if you missed last weeks episode you will want to go back and check it out.It is hard to believe it has been two years since I started the Christian Nerds Unite podcast. The show has changed and grown so much since then. I dont know if I have gotten any better at this but I think the show has become better since I switched over from just my thoughts and ranting to doing interviews with such amazing nerdy believers. And I cant wait to see who and what the next two years will bring.Want to keep up with what Danny Anderson is doing?https://authory.com/DannyAndersonhttps://twitter.com/DannyPAndersonThe video version is here: https://www.youtube.com/christiannerdsunite?sub_confirmation=1I host my podcast with Captivate, the world's only growth-oriented podcast host™ - you can too, and get your first 7-days totally free! Clicking: https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=rickypopeMy Microphone - Electro-Voice RE20: https://amzn.to/2VVg1yaJoin our Parteon: https://www.patreon.com/christiannerdsuniteSome of the links are affiliate links meaning at no additional cost to you I may earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase.

I'm Back! Hi guys, Ricky Pope here. I am back with new content, this week on the Christian Nerds Unite Podcast. Recently, I interviewed Danny Anderson. College English professor, Podcast Host and Author. He and I discuss the ideas of Christianity in Horror films. Plus scripture and nerdy news as always. We talked so long I decided to split the interview into two episodes. Check back next week for part two.Want to keep up with what Danny Anderson is doing?https://authory.com/DannyAndersonhttps://twitter.com/DannyPAndersonThe video version is here: https://www.youtube.com/christiannerdsunite?sub_confirmation=1I host my podcast with Captivate, the world's only growth-oriented podcast host™ - you can too, and get your first 7-days totally free! Clicking: https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=rickypopeMy Microphone - Electro-Voice RE20: https://amzn.to/2VVg1yaJoin our Parteon: https://www.patreon.com/christiannerdsuniteSome of the links are affiliate links meaning at no additional cost to you I may earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase.

The Recovery Podcast (Vol #6) W/ Guest Danny Anderson And Host Clay Edwards Danny Anderson is my guest this week, we hear Danny's story of how feeling shameful about being adopted and how it led him down the road to addiction. Danny is currently the co-host of "The Recovery Lab" podcast w/ Drew Hassin and their goal is to "Normalize Recovery". Clay's Linktee to follow him across all social & digital platforms: www.solo.to/clayedwards 

The 2022 Christian Humanist Halloween crossover is here! This year, Nathan Gilmour and Carter Smith-Stepper join Danny Anderson for a discussion of John Carpenter's under-rated classic Prince of Darkness. The film presents an alternative theological universe in which Satan has spent millenia as the prisoner of a secret sect of the Catholic Church. As he begins to stir, a group of academics, along with a priest, join together to try and stop him from bringing his father, an ancient dark god, back to Earth. The film has heavy Lovecraftian themes and Carter, Nathan, and Danny have a spirited (and largely unresolved) theological debate about cosmic horror.

In this year's Halloween crossover episode, Christina Bieber Lake, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Danny Anderson talk about John Carpenter's 1980 film The Fog.

Michial Farmer and Danny Anderson kick off the network's annual Halloween crossover with a discussion of John Carpenter's seminal slasher Halloween.

Honor Flight Chicago alum Danny Anderson hails from Gardner, Illinois. A town of 1,400 that sits 60 miles southwest of Chicago in Grundy county, Gardner saw five of its young men not return home from Vietnam. Danny himself was wounded there. He and longtime friends Earl Fatlan and Gary Kociss -- also Vietnam veterans -- sat down with Paul Meincke to discuss their experiences.

Returning to the today is C. Derick Varn. This time he joins Danny Anderson to discuss the unique and incredible musical career of British singer-songwriter Elvis Costello. Emerging out the British pub rock, punk, and New Wave scenes, Costello forged an almost unparallelled career of musical variation and experimentation. Varn and Anderson discuss what makes him so important. Links Varn Vlog https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMuZYE1Q9yNpzn4dzsPtmcQ To follow this podcast and the writing that Danny Anderson does, go to https://authory.com/DannyAnderson and sign up for a weekly newsletter update. It's free and Danny promises not to clutter up your inbox.

In this special episode of The Breakthrough Podcast, the members of The Nobel Alliance come together to discuss the benefits of shared wisdom and collective coaching. Join Michael Clark of BAM Weather, Jesse Dale of MacroMillionaire, and Danny Anderson, Lead Pastor of Emmanuel Church, as they delve into the positive impact that a group of like-minded encouragers can have on your life. Click here for show notes (https://thebreakthroughpodcast.blob.core.windows.net/thebreakthroughpodcast/Episode%2040.pdf)

This week, Arthur Aghajanian joins the show for a fascinating discussion of mystical, contemplative traditions in Christianity. Part of the discussion is the role that liminality, or experiences at the margins, play in building a deeper, non-credal faith. A great discussion about liminality and filmgoing is included. A real treat, for Danny. Links: Arthur's twitter: https://twitter.com/ArtAghajanian Arthur's website, Image and Faith: https://www.imageandfaith.com/ To follow this podcast and the writing that Danny Anderson does, go to https://authory.com/DannyAnderson and sign up for a weekly newsletter update. It's free and Danny promises not to clutter up your inbox.

This episode, we take another look at the power of comics for teaching. This time, Dr. Justin Martin, Assistant Professor of Psychology at Whitworth University, joins the show to discuss Black Panther and how comics can help us learn about moral development and civics education. A lot to unpack here and a lot to learn. Links: Dr. Martin's Academia.edu page Justin's Twitter R-Squared Comicz To follow this podcast and the writing that Danny Anderson does, go to https://authory.com/DannyAnderson and sign up for a weekly newsletter update.

Josh Altmanshofer, Michial Farmer, and special guest Danny Anderson talk about the 54th full-length animated feature in the Disney canon, 2013's Big Hero 6. We had a few audio issues on this episode, but hopefully it's nothing too terrible. Technology doesn't work as well here in 2022 as it does in futuristic San Fransokyo.

This week, historian and teacher Jonathan Wilson returns to the show to discuss Francis Schaeffer's influential documentary series How Should We Then Live? Long before the Benedict Option, Schaeffer offered Christians a grand narrative of societal decline and put forth a call for "Bible Believing" Christians to rescue society from decadence. In 2021, Dr. Wilson wrote a series of blog posts about the series, exploring its historical method and paranoid worldview. He joins us today to explain. Links: How Should We Then Live Bluebook Life series by Jonathan Wilson How Should We Then Live? on YouTube https://labri.org/resources/how-should-we-then-live-series/ Sarah Edwards, "Sharing the Bad News: Regretting Francis Schaeffer's 'How Should We Then Live,' Forty Years On" https://thebaffler.com/latest/should-live-schaeffer-edwards Barry Hankins, Francis Schaeffer and the Shaping of Evangelical America https://www.eerdmans.com/Products/6389/francis-schaeffer-and-the-shaping-of-evangelical-america.aspx Frank Schaeffer, Crazy for God: How I Grew Up as One of the Elect, Helped Found the Religious Right, and Lived to Take All (or Almost All) of It Back https://www.dacapopress.com/titles/frank-schaeffer/crazy-for-god/9780306817502/ Edith Schaeffer, L'Abri (New Expanded Edition) https://www.crossway.org/books/labri-tpb/ L'Abri Fellowship International as it exists today https://labri.org/ To follow this podcast and the writing that Danny Anderson does, go to https://authory.com/DannyAnderson and sign up for a weekly newsletter update.

This week's show is an interview with Greg O'Brien, author of On Pluto, and star of the new documentary Have you Heard About Greg? Greg is an award-winning journalist who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's at age 59 and dedicated the rest of his life to spreading the word about this tragic disease. In this interview, Greg discusses his family history with Alzheimer's, the toll it takes on him and his family, as well as the roles that humor and faith play in coping with the disease. It is a serious, yet humorous journey, and an honor to feature on the Sectarian Review Podcast. Below are some links to various topics and resources covered in the episode: On Pluto (Greg's website) Remember, by Lisa Genova Dr. Tanzi's "S.H.I.E.L.D" plan Us Against Alzheimer's Brain Guide Alzheimer's Family Support Center To keep up with the show, as well as Danny Anderson's writing efforts: https://authory.com/DannyAnderson

Joining the show today is educator, historian, and writer Jonathan Wilson to discuss his essay "The Conservatism of My Teaching: Seven Elements." The conversation is a fascinating exploration of some paradoxes embedded withing good, engaged teaching. The productive role of Grand Narratives in student learning. Conceiving education as a moral activity. These are just a few of the rather conservative ideas that liberal and left teachers often employ in their pedagogy. The conversation is filled with fascinating paradoxes and nuggets of wisdom about teaching, including during Covid pandemic. Links: "The Conservatism of My Teaching: Seven Elements:" https://bluebook.life/2021/04/16/the-conservatism-of-my-teaching/ Jonathan Wilson on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jnthnwwlsn Knowing, Teaching, and Learning History: National and International Perspectives, ed. Stearns, Seixas, Wineburg https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED452140 The Journal of American History, March 2022 https://academic.oup.com/jah/issue/108/4?login=false To follow this podcast and the writing that Danny Anderson does, go to https://authory.com/DannyAnderson and sign up for a weekly newsletter update.

Back on the show today is C. Derick Varn. Danny rescues him from having to talk politics once again. This time, Derick discusses his new book of poetry, Liberation and All the Bright Etcetera. The discussion covers such topics as psychology, poetics, identity, movies, and is punctuated by a particularly profound reflection on caregivng for someone with cancer. In addition, the poet reads a few selections from the book. You can find the book at the following link: https://mysteriosobooks.com/ols/products/liberation-and-all-the-bright-etcetera-a-poetry-chapbook-by-c-derick-varn?fbclid=IwAR30dirZpwXLwkAm4-ZPipP-HNmOIk2MlR7Xax5BiW4eQI8gowCZZiZUIoM To follow this podcast and the writing that Danny Anderson does, go to https://authory.com/DannyAnderson and sign up for a weekly newsletter update.

Joining the show today is filmmaker and performer Jo Rou. Jo discusses her experience in comedy, theater, and independent filmmaking. Her latest short film, "Mary," depicts an insurance salesman with lingering guilty feelings about his late mother who encounters a client (on the anniversary of his mother's death) who may or may not be the ghost of his mother. Jo has a lot to say about art and life and you will absolutely enjoy this interview. Jo's work can be found at http://callmejo.com/. To follow this podcast and the writing that Danny Anderson does, go to https://authory.com/DannyAnderson and sign up for a weekly newsletter update.

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This week, Danny Anderson is joined by Joshua Herring of the Optimistic Curmudgeon Podcast to discuss the insights about trends in Evangelicalism revealed by the Christianity Today podcast, The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill. What does the tragedy of Mark Driscoll's church reveal about structural issues within American Christianity?

This week we have a very special episode of the Sectarian Review Podcast. Danny Anderson is joined by David Grubbs of the Christian Humanist Podcast to talk with Mark Matzke, a pastor who also happens to be an expert in Bigfoot, Mothman, and all things paranormal. Mark is a part of the independent production company, Small Town Monsters, which produces a variety of documentaries and television series about cryptids, UFOs, and the paranormal. He also co-hosts the Monsteropolis podcast with Seth Breedlove. Mark joins the show for a really engaging and educational discussion about how interest in such topics is consistent with the Christian faith. Listen and enjoy!

This week, Danny Anderson is joined by Rachel Pieh Jones to discuss her new book from Plough Publishing, 'Pillars: How Muslim Friends Led Me Closer to Jesus.' Jones discusses her life as a Christian in the Horn of Africa and how living among followers of Islam gave her new insight into and appreciation for her own Christianity.

Danny Anderson is joined by Coyle Neal of the City of Man podcast and Chris Maverick from the Vox Popcast (but not, oddly enough, given the episide title, Josh Altmanshofer) to discuss what exactly makes a movie a "Christmas Movie." Can the right argument make anything a Christmas movie? And why is Danny right that Children of Men is a great Christmas movie?

Danny Anderson returns to his wheel house. Joining the show today are David Grubbs and Jordan Poss to discuss the deep contours of the Ancient Astronaut Theory and its racist assumptions. This show was inspired by Jordan's recent blog post, which can be found here https://www.jordanmposs.com/blog/2020/11/6/im-not-saying-ancient-aliens-racist

This week, Danny Anderson interviews Charles Dickens scholar about her new collection from Plough Books, The Gospel in Dickens. Learn about the grand themes of sin and redemption in the work of the great Victorian novelist. A great start to the Christmas season!

For this year's entry in the Christian Humanist Halloween Crossover, Danny Anderson and Nathan Magee discuss M. Night Shyamalan's big comeback film, Split.

On this week's show, Danny Anderson is joined by Melissa Stough and Sara Klooster (of the Christian Feminist Podcast) for a discussion about the grooming charges against YouTube star Onision. How does celebrity and YouTube lead down a dark path?

Danny Anderson is joined once again by C. Derick Varn for another discussion about a Tarkovsky film. Previously we covered Andrei Rublev and Stalker, and this week we discuss Tarkovsky's great 1972 sci-fi masterpiece, Solaris, the story of a sentient planet presents many philosophical problems and maybe even a Lenten meditative practice! Tune in for the fun.

Todd Pedlar, Danny Anderson, Michial Farmer, and Carla Godwin talk about book seven of Plato's Republic.

Recorded on September 26, 2019 at St. Francis University. Danny Anderson joins a panel discussion with Dr. Arthur Remillard, Dr. Lauri Chose, and Dr. Mark Buckwalter to discuss whether Batman should kill the Joker. Moderated by Kent Tonkin.

David Grubbs, Coyle Neal, and Danny Anderson talk about book three of Plato's Republic.

Danny Anderson is joined by two of his star students and The Book of Nature's Todd Pedlar to discuss Philip Roth's seminal 2004 novel, The Plot Against America and its relevance to the age of Trump.

For the run-up to our episode on MassCult and MidCult, listen as Michial Farmer talks with David Grubbs and Danny Anderson about Lionel Trilling's essay "On the Teaching of Modern Literature."

Danny Anderson interviews Dr. Jason Carney about his new book 'Weird Tales of Modernity,' which places writers like H.P. Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard into a larger discussion about literary modernism.

Live from Charity Con 2019, Danny Anderson welcomes Chris Maverick and Wayne Wise of the Vox Popcast, as well as Chris Buckley and Andy Walsh to discuss how the multiverse contains multitudes of ethical dimensions. Just in time for the DC crossover event on CW.

David Grubbs, Danny Anderson, and Nathan Gilmour talk about books ten and eleven of Homer's Iliad.

A very special episode recorded live at the 2019 TheoCon held at Messia College. Danny Anderson is joined by Chris Maverick of the Vox Popcast for an in depth discussion of Jordan Peele's films 'Get Out' and 'Us.'

Danny Anderson is joined by Popular Culture and Theology's Matthew Brake to discuss season 1 of Titans just in time for Season 2. Is there an ethical issue with taking a teenager-based comic and making it VERY ADULT? How does the show engage with questions of theology and community? What makes Batman's work so morally draining for Robin? All this and much more. In addition, learn about an upcoming conference, TheoCon, about popular culture and theology. PLUS, head over and subscribe on Patreon for some bonus conversation about copyright and much more.

Danny Anderson interviews Jay Eldred about his recent book "Stories in the End."

Tune in and hear Danny Anderson chat about plans for the coming season, the podcast's new Patreon account, and other groovy things. (This copy comes to you from Nathan Gilmour, who did not listen to the episode before writing it.)

In this very special episode, Danny Anderson interviews John Warner (of Inside Higher Ed's "Just Visiting" blog) about his important new books Why They Can't Write and The Writer's Practice. Why They Can't Write dissects the underlying causes of why so much writing instruction fails in the American system and it provides tested, practical solutions for doing better. The book is more than a how-to-teach guide, however. It diagnoses several important structural problems in American education, including standardized testing, the allure of educational fads, the abuses of technology-driven solutions, and cruel working conditions for teachers. Warner discusses this and a lot more in this interview, which anyone interested in education will want to listen to.

Michial Farmer talks with Danny Anderson, David Grubbs, and Nathan Gilmour about the album "77s" by the 77s.

Welcome to The Breakthrough Podcast with Danny Anderson. How do you reach your full potential? We all want to move from where we are to where God wants us to be or to become the kind of person we aspire to become. But we get stuck. We get overwhelmed and derailed by things like fear, discouragement, distractions, bad habits, and limiting beliefs. Join Emmanuel Church's Lead Pastor, Danny Anderson and discover how to break through whatever is holding you back, learn the tools you need to live an abundant life, and gain practical advice on how you can become the person you were meant to become. Subscribe now to get the first set of episodes!