Podcast appearances and mentions of Drew Anderson

Send us a textToday I am joined by Drew Anderson. Drew was abandoned and adopted at a very young age. He eventually turned to a life of crime while trying to find identity. Drew had a few taps on his shoulder from the Lord wanting him to change. Such as being shot in the face and run over by a car. There is a reason that Drew is still alive today and sharing his life story with us. Pay close attention as Drew takes us back to when the Lord saved his life on more than one occasion. 

Buy Your Ticket to the Beyond the Walls Concert: https://linktr.ee/redwoodchristianministries In this episode of The Rooted in Christ Podcast, our host Eric Stephens is sitting down with Drew Anderson, a reformed former criminal whose lifestyle had him pronounced dead. Drew Anderson was saved from certain death multiple times, he was hit by a vehicle on one occasion, and was shot in the face from just 6 feet away - after the shooting he was pronounced dead, his parents were called to identify the body, but before they could arrive he woke up in the body bag. Jesus gave him a second chance at life, and now he is looking to lead others to God while deterring them from the path of destruction that his life almost ended on. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/redwood-christian-ministries/support

omg omg Tally Schifrin is back!!! Brooklyn sweetie pie legend, Drew Anderson, joins us on the couch to dive into the iconic S5E9: Love Stories. We discuss Shoshanna becoming a marketing girlboss, Elijah trying to lock in Dill, and Hannah and Tally's unlikely magical day together. Bikes were stolen. Fatty J's were smoked. Zooey Deschanel sings. It's the perfect episode. Watch the podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@hbogirlsrewatch/videos Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bit.ly/HBOGirlsRewatch If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be amazing! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: ⁠⁠https://bit.ly/HBOGirlsRewatch Follow the podcast on Instagram: ⁠⁠@hbogirlsrewatch⁠⁠ Follow our guest on Instagram: ⁠⁠@imdrewanderson Follow the hosts on Instagram: ⁠⁠@ameliaplease⁠⁠ ⁠⁠@elazie⁠⁠ For advertising opportunities please email HBOGirlsRewatchPodcast@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pacing yourself is critical as a leader. Here from "Iron Man" Drew Anderson on tips to help you run well.

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Undermined: Canmore's Futile Attempt To Curb Sprawl Canmore town council nixed plans for two developments that would cut into critical wildlife habitat and nearly double the town's population. Then a court order forced the town to backtrack. We dig into what happened—and what it means for the Bow Valley's future. This episode is Part 2 in a Sprawlcast series. Read a full transcript of this episode on The Sprawl's website. This episode is a collaboration with The Narwhal, an independent news outlet that dives deep to tell stories about the natural world in Canada. Drew Anderson contributed research and reporting.

This week the boys are joined by Drew Anderson! Drew is a NY based comedian and writer. He is splitting an hour with former guest of the pod Julia Shiplet during their show Drewlia on April 17 at Littlefield. You can follow Drew on Instagram at @imdrewanderson.NEXT BOYS CLUB LIVE SHOW: Thursday March 23 8pm lineup TBATICKETS WELCOME TO THE NICOVERSE Friday April 5, 10pm at Union HallTICKETS NICO CARNEY NETFLIX IS A JOKE FESTIVAL SATURDAY MAY 11 AT THE ELYSIAN IN LOS ANGELESFind us on Instagram at @boysclubcomedy and @nicocarney @conorjanda

Canmore town council nixed plans for two developments that would cut into critical wildlife habitat and nearly double the town's population. Then a court order forced the town to backtrack. We dig into what happened—and what it means for the Bow Valley's future. This episode is Part 2 in a Sprawlcast series. Read a full transcript of this episode on The Sprawl's website. This episode is a collaboration with The Narwhal, an independent news outlet that dives deep to tell stories about the natural world in Canada. Drew Anderson contributed research and reporting.

Undermined: The Long Fight Over Canmore's Future A saga of coal, 'cronies' and courts. We dig into the decades of controversy around the Three Sisters Mountain Village development in Canmore. This episode is a collaboration with The Narwhal, an independent news outlet that dives deep to tell stories about the natural world in Canada. Drew Anderson contributed research and reporting. Read his article on the Three Sisters saga on The Narwhal's website. This episode is Part 1 in a Sprawlcast series.

We dig into the decades of controversy around Three Sisters Mountain Village in Canmore, which is being spearheaded by a Calgary developer. This episode is a collaboration with The Narwhal, an independent news outlet that dives deep to tell stories about the natural world in Canada. Drew Anderson contributed research and reporting. Read his article on the Three Sisters saga on The Narwhal's website. A full transcript of this episode is on the Sprawl website. This episode is Part 1 in a Sprawlcast series.

According to a new study published in Science, operations in Alberta's oilsands are pumping out as much as 64 times more air pollutants than officially reported. How could industry estimates be missing these huge amounts of chemicals? What could the health and environmental consequences be? How does this study add to other concerns that don't we truly understand the impact of the oil sands? Drew Anderson is the Prairies reporter for The Narwhal, whose team of investigative journalists report on the natural world. For transcripts of Front Burner, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/frontburner/transcripts Transcripts of each episode will be made available by the next workday.

Welcome back for the last time to Code 10-30! That's right this episode is the official last episode that I am releasing for the show. In this finale, I invited over some of my best friends to recap all of the episodes of the show and reflect on many of the great memories that were made. As you'll hear a lot in this episode I am very thankful for anyone who showed support whether you came on the show or were a listener THANK YOU!!! (Listen to the episode before reading this next part) Here are the episodes that I deemed to get gold stars and the episodes that I am most proud of over the last three years: I loved every episode but these were my favorites. #1 Drew Pasold, #8 Hammy, #12 Lincoln Post, #15 Dawson Dunn (with Drew Pasold), #22 Drew Anderson (with Drew Pasold), #25 Ethan Yahn, #29 Midnight At The Lake, #35 Ale Boone-Hermanson, #36 Kyle Anderson & Curtis Jaskulke, #37 Joe LePine, #38 Jack G & Trenten C, #40 Gavin Model, #43 Milot Grainca & Lilly Trautman, #47 Luke Spilde and Nathan Rein, #48/49 Dawson Dunn part 1/2, #51 Nathan Vagedes and Dustin Woelke, #52 Year 1 Finale, #55 Olivia Pillath & Hannah Furseth, #56 Nik Sen, Trevor Ott, & Jack Sanford, #65. Abby Rufh, Lacey Watters, & Hannah Kapusta, #69 Willie Morgan (with Drew Pasold), #75 Ethan Peterson, Jordan Barthuly, & Sawyer Strutzel, #82 Ben Burkhalter, #87 Logan Armagost & Drew Pasold, #89 Joe Waldorf, Niko Jemilo, & Jon Caravella, #90 Maria Buckles, Grace Jenny, & Sara Ziegler, #92 Tyrek Johnson & Kyle Anderson, #96 Maddy Severson, Lacey Watters, and Abby Rufh, #99 Brock W, & Ethan Yahn (feat. Nathan Rein), #100 Mark Livingston, Drew Pasold, & Brady Estervig (Year 2 Finale), #102 Ashton Wuennemann & Josh L, #105 Scooter, Logan Armagost, and Drew Pasold, #109 Jared Bauer, James Hanson, Logan Armagost, Scooter, and Drew Pasold, #111 Grace Jenny and Drew Pasold. (Although I didn't say it in the show the last three episodes also get a gold star)

This is a segment on improving men's health that I'm featured on for the "Better Off Podcast" by For29 Philly. It is hosted by Drew Anderson and sponsored by Independence Blue Cross. Please listen to their podcast, they are doing great work providing practical tools to help improve your health. I'm joined with Dr. Rodrigo Cerdá, Senior Vice President of Health Services and Chief Medical Officer at Independence Blue Cross.This is a great, down-to-earth discussion about all things involving men's health, from men's mental health, what men should do as far as exercising as they age, my men's yoga class in Philly, building community, the misconceptions around men's health and the little quirks that make men different while approaching their health. I am thrilled with how this conversation went. 

Danielle Smith's Sovereignty Act is like trying to get away with amending the Constitution via a hastily-scrawled Post-it note, flimsily affixed while no one's looking. Spare a thought for the poor Alberta reporters who have to explain that, on top of their normal work of attempting to make energy policy engaging. And if 10 years is a long time in the life of a digital media company, how do we describe 20 for an indie magazine?The Narwhal's Drew Anderson co-hosts.Host: Jonathan GoldsbieCredits: Aviva Lessard (Producer), Caleb Thompson (Audio Editor and Technical Producer), Annette Ejiofor (Managing Editor), Karyn Pugliese (Editor-in-Chief)Guest: Drew Anderson Further reading: Alberta invokes Sovereignty Act over federal clean electricity regulations - CBC NewsDanielle Smith wants a fight over climate policy — whether we need it or not - CBC NewsCanada's fossil fuel industry is banking on carbon capture to lower emissions. Is it a viable solution? - CBC NewsGaza Civilians, Under Israeli Barrage, Killed at Historic Pace - The New York TimesFederal government reaches deal with Google on Online News Act - CBC NewsImportant Announcement About the Future of Shameless – ShamelessSpacing's 20th Anniversary Party! – Spacing Sponsors: Douglas, oxio, Athletic Greens, Toronto Symphony Orchestra If you value this podcast, Support us! You'll get premium access to all our shows ad free, including early releases and bonus content. You'll also get our exclusive newsletter, discounts on merch at our store, tickets to our live and virtual events, and more than anything, you'll be a part of the solution to Canada's journalism crisis, you'll be keeping our work free and accessible to everybody. You can listen ad-free on Amazon Music—included with Prime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Drew Anderson of the Hiroshima Carp is the guest, we discuss the Central League championship run the Hanshin Tigers made this season, look at the races for playoff spots in both leagues, go rockin’ with Roki Sasaki, hit one note and close things out with HighHeat.

The Alberta election is just days away. More than a half-million people have already voted in advance polls, suggesting this election could see record-setting turnout. It's a hotly contested race, with the UCP and NDP polling neck and neck. This episode is dedicated to those of you still making up your mind.  3:25 | Economist Dr. Trevor Tombe, journalist Drew Anderson, and Alberta Chambers CEO Shauna Feth form our Real Talk Round Table intended to Inform Your Vote. Our panelists dig into the policy of both leading parties, evaluating their plans for Alberta's economic, environmental, and energy future. What impact will raising the corporate tax rate have on jobs? Is a rate cap the best way to navigate rising electricity costs? Is carbon capture smart policy or a scam? Our experts hash out these questions and more. READ DREW'S PIECE IN THE NARWHAL: https://thenarwhal.ca/alberta-election-platforms/ CHECK OUT ALBERTA CHAMBERS' "VOTE PROSPERITY" CAMPAIGN: https://www.abchamber.ca/our-priorities/vote-prosperity-ab/ 1:04:25 | Lauren says it's gotta be people ahead of profits, and Catalina didn't love the tone of one of our interviews this week. Both Real Talkers sound off in this week's edition of Trash Talk presented by Local Environmental Services!  KEEP IT LOCAL: https://localenvironmental.ca/ WEBSITE: https://ryanjespersen.com/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/RealTalkRJ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/RealTalkRJ/ TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@realtalkrj PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/ryanjespersen THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR SPONSORS! https://ryanjespersen.com/sponsors The views and opinions expressed in this show are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Relay Communications Group Inc. or any affiliates.

Continue the conversation with Drew Anderson, Tina Welch, Josh Vandenburg, and Dave Gilles as they go over buying, managing, and selling properties; how each aspect, from the investors to the on-site teams, make Madera Residential what it is today!

Since the Kearl mine in northern Alberta began production on Treaty 8 territory in 2013, the company has touted technological innovations that they say “enhance environmental performance.” Yet for months, wastewater from the mine's tailings ponds, containing arsenic, hydrocarbons and sulphides has been seeping into the land. The company that runs the mine, Imperial Oil, first reported the leak in May 2022 to the provincial regulator. But Chief Allan Adam of the nearby Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation says his community only learned of the seepage last month. That's created anxiety, says Chief Adam, because people have been hunting, fishing and trapping without knowing there was a risk of contamination. Drew Anderson, the Narwhal's Prairies reporter, joins us today to walk us through how the leak happened, Alberta's tailings pond debate and who's accountable. For transcripts of this series, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/frontburner/transcripts

Drew Anderson departs from the IN Democratic Party; Tom discusses Hammond, Indiana's Martin Luther King Jr. Day march and celebration; Scottsdale, AZ cuts off town from water supply; NBA legend Bill Walton's plan to address San Diego's homeless crisis; Tom takes aim at a new controversial technology in bowling; Ricky Gervais likes one of John's tweets; LOCPOD wades into Andrew Tate waters.

The Damar Hamlin accident has put everything into perspective and how the power of prayer is needed in our country.

Wednesday, December 21, 2022 Today Kerby Anderson is our host. During the first hour, he welcomes into the studio Drew Anderson, Christie Faulkner, and Tommy Nelson, the Senior Pastor at Denton Bible Church. They'll be talking about the Gap Program at Denton Bible Church. In the second hour, Kerby shares his perspective on the massive […]

This is the third episode in a weeklong collaboration between The Big Story and The Narwhal, an award-winning non-profit publication that provides in-depth coverage of climate issues across Canada.More than 200 million people could be displaced from their homes worldwide in the next few decades as extreme weather events become more frequent and intense. The biggest climate change risk in Canada? Flooding. Just last year, floods in B.C. wiped out roads, killed five people and left thousands stranded without food and water. In the Prairies, reporter Drew Anderson talked to people in the tiny, flood-prone community of Lehigh, Alta., who are being bought out of their homes before rising waters destroy them. Government reports say that Canadians need to learn to live with water — but what exactly does that mean?GUEST: Drew Anderson, Narwhal's Prairies reporter, based in CalgaryYou can read Drew's story, “This was our forever home”: floods, climate change and the end of one Alberta community, here.Read more of Drew's stories here.

126. Ancient Practices for a Rich and Grounding Faith w/ Drew AndersonHave you ever wondered why we practice gathering as a church? Or, why we practice communion? Why do we do things a certain way? Do we practice in the way that God desired? We dive into the answers and so much more in this new episode!In today's episode, Emily & Drew Anderson Break down what ancient practices are, why they are important, and how to implement them into your spiritual life. Drew goes onto to share what it looks like to have a personal relationship with Jesus - in community, with other people.Drew Anderson is a Spiritual Director and an ordained minister. He is currently serving as the Lead Pastor at Sumter Chapel where he is assisting with the start of micro-churches and new ministries. He also serves with 24/7 Prayer USA as Prayer Liturgist and serves on their Race & Grace team to support healthy reconciliation in the church. Drew is a Certified Consultant in the Cultural Intelligence assessment and workshop through the Cultural Intelligence Center, has a Master of Divinity degree, and is currently pursuing a Doctorate of Ministry degree.Drew has transformational information and practices that will ground and deepen your faith. Praying that you are blessed by this episode.p.s.: Want to dive even deeper with God in your faith journey? Join the Bible Study over on yourrelationshipwithgod.com

Earlier this year, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey signed Universal ESA's into law within the state.  Arizona, already a school choice leader, was suddenly propelled into the national spotlight, adding ESA's for every Arizona student to the already thriving state tuition tax credit system.When Ducey signed the law, he had Pastor Drew Anderson on hand to commemorate the moment for the media that had gathered to report the occasion.  Pastor Anderson did not mince words:  School choice is the defining civil rights issue of our generation.  Further, he reiterated, Arizona's Universal ESA moment was the greatest civil rights moment in the United States since the founding of our country.As shocking as a statement like that may be, there was another shocker in play:  Pastor Drew Anderson is a registered and politically active Democrat.  Why is that shocking?  In Anderson's view, school choice has largely been the domain of Republican white guys and, as a result, unless the political left wakes up to the educational perils plaguing this generation, we are going to miss out on a historical moment.So, how did Pastor Anderson buck the Democratic trends?  Why is school choice a civil rights issue?  Today we find out!For more information on Pastor Drew Anderson and his ministry, please click here.To read the Arizona Daily Independent op-ed pieced penned by Anderson, please follow this link.To watch the moment in which Anderson, a Democrat, was recognized, commended, and celebrated before the Arizona Senate by Arizona Republicans, please click here."Kingdom Culture Conversations" is a podcast created through Frameworks, a Biblical worldview initiative of Northwest Christian School.For more information on Frameworks, please visit:  https://frameworks.ncsaz.org/For more information on Northwest Christian School, visit:  https://www.ncsaz.org/To reach out to Geoff Brown, please email gbrown@ncsaz.org or you can reach him by cell phone:  (623)225-5573.

In episode four of the PT Student Center, Sarah Falbo hosts a round table with returning guests! Tune in to hear how they restarted PT school and became physical therapists. Tune in to the podcast episodes as they are live streamed here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/studentphysicaltherapynetwork Check out our website here for more info on how we can help you through physical therapy school on your first try, debt free! ptstudentcenter.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ptstudentcenter/support

On this episode of LFHM, Courtney and Jonah interview Chef Drew Anderson of Kai. They discuss his previous experience working in Minnesota and what he hopes to bring to the Arizona food scene.   To dine at Kai - https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/phxwp-sheraton-grand-at-wild-horse-pass/dining/   https://linktr.ee/lovefoodhatemoney   Send us your industry stories here: Hello@lovefoodhatemoney.com or on IG @lovefoodhatemoney.   Original music and editing by Jon Watkins of Feathered Fiction Studios.

Education freedom and school choice have become important measures in Arizona as it is now addressed in the latest AZ budget.

This week we have a special guest host! Paul from the Emergency Traffic podcast joins us to discuss the luxury steamer SS Normandie and the fire that ultimately ended her career. Sources/additional readingБорисов, В. Юркевич Владимир Иванович. http://www.ihst.ru/projects/emigrants/jurkevich.htm“The Chariot of Poseidon.” Google Arts & Culture. https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/the-chariot-of-poseidon-jean-th%C3%A9odore-dupas/UgFqjoJfW2P9eA?hl=enHinton, James. "The Sinking of the S.S. Normandie at NYC's Pier 88." New York Almanack, 23 Sept 2014. https://www.newyorkalmanack.com/2014/09/the-sinking-of-the-s-s-normandie-at-nycs-pier-88/Kim, Leena. “The Fabulous Interiors from the Iconic SS Normandie Are Now For Sale.” Town & Country, 30 Mar 2021. www.townandcountrymag.com/leisure/travel-guide/a35853922/maison-gerard-ss-normandie-sale/Pilosi, Lisa and Drew Anderson. “‘The Chariot of Poseidon' by Jean Dupas and Jacques-Charles Champigneulle at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.” Journal of Glass Studies, vol. 56, 2014, pp. 219 - 228“SS Normandie Fire.” The Fireboat Fire Fighter Museum, 2019. https://americasfireboat.org/history/ss-normandie-fire/Support the show

The spiritual breakdown of our society has been going on for several decades. The mass shootings that continue to happen show that to be true.

Meg, Nick and Drew Anderson deal with confrontations at The Melting Pot and half asleep phone conversations with Nick's wife.  Like the show? Rate Confronting Demons 5 Stars on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and leave a review for Meg and Nick. Advertise on Confronting Demons via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A confrontation with Meg's ex husband (Drew Anderson) leads her to reach out to a mysterious figure seeking oral pleasure for retribution.  Like the show? Rate Confronting Demons 5 Stars on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and leave a review for Meg and Nick. Advertise on Confronting Demons via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

School choice remains an important part of parents doing what they feel is best for their children when it comes to their education. Many do not want to offer this option and the fight for it presses on.

In the season finale, Naomi talks with Dr. Drew Anderson of University of Albany about his work with eating disorders patients and how we can better discuss, research, and develop treatment strategies. Topics that Drew and Naomi chat about include compulsive exercise among eating disorder patients, body-checking and mirror exposure therapy, and ways we can discuss both obesity and eating disorders in our culture. While Picture Blurrfect is coming to an end for the year, we will be back and better than ever in January with Season 2! Naomi encourages all listeners to reach out to her (naomi.charalambakis90@gmail.com) if you're struggling through the holiday season. Remember you are not alone and your feelings and experiences are valid. Follow Picture Blurrfect on social media! Twitter: @BlurrfectInstagram: @Picture_Blurrfect 

We'll get expert guidance on why the climate of coastal California is so very wine-friendly, thanks to its reliably giant "diurnal swing" from daytime high to nighttime low.Enjoy the wines featured on the show, available here: https://my.boissetcollection.com/products/catalog/sale-1005Viewers receive 20% off (members receive 30% off).Use coupon code HAPPY42; expires Sunday, 10/24

Could the Church and the systems that it operates within potentially be more American than actually Christian? I sit down with Drew Anderson author of "No Longer Self Evident"  to discuss this question.You can find Drew's book No Longer Self Evident here. Along with some of Drew's writings at the blog Jeremiah's VowFollow us on Instagram @rethinkingchristianitypodcast

Tom and Kevin surprise the LOCPOD audience between seasons with a special season 3 bonus episode taking place on the iconic French Lick Resort porch during the IDEA convention. Many guests drop by, including Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett, Sullivan Mayor Clint Lamb, Crown Point Mayor David Uran, Indiana Democratic Party's Drew Anderson and Destiny Scott Wells, and more.

Ever wonder why you crave all the comfort foods when you are having a bad day? Or why your cravings change with the seasons?  We sat down for a chat with Dr. Drew Anderson to find out!Drew Anderson, PhD, EMT is an Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Albany-SUNY.  He's an active teacher and researcher and also maintains a part time clinical practice in the Albany, NY area. 

This is one for the ages! Drew Anderson joins host Dwayne Lawson-Brown for a conversation on artists and their processes, changes on the DC scene, and nonsensical rap lyrics. A dialogue in verse that moonlights as a celebration of each other. More about Drew Anderson: New Orleans, Louisiana bred (and now District of Columbia based) hip hop artist, slam poet, producer, screenwriter, host, and veteran middle and high school teacher Drew Anderson has continued to innovatively utilize his talent for connecting with audiences big and small via the avenues of art and education. The son of an English teacher, Drew has always gravitated toward writing as a weapon of expression and a tool of informing through entertainment. His explosive performance style and knack for satire have brought him to stages around the globe. Brokeballer.com @SpoofSchool for educational materials. @FromGumboToMumbo for artist stuff. If interested in Dwayne Lawson-Brown's work CrochetKingpin.com

This week, host, Gabe González, talks the past week's queer headlines - including a politician that wants you to know he's gay but not TOO gay, an Arkansas woman that got a surprising note in her mailbox, and why Meghan McCain is blaming the gays for her poor styling choices. Plus, comedian and writer Drew Anderson joins in to talk about being a part of Out in Hollywood's inaugural Out Loud list and his favorite trends from the Salem witch trials era. ---- Listen to Queerty Ad-Free on Forever Dog Plus: https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/plus ---- Find more LGBTQ news stories at https://www.queerty.com ---- Follow Gabe: Instagram & Twitter: @gaybonez Follow Drew: Instagram & Twitter: @iamdrewanderson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are we more American than Christian? That's the question asked by Drew Anderson in his book, No Longer Self Evident. Drew is lead pastor of Sumter Chapel, a Wesleyan church in Americus, Georgia. Without vilifying or baptizing American identity, Drew asks us to untangle those aspects of our Christianity that may be more informed by our national cultural than by the gospel itself.

This week we're sitting down with Drew Anderson, Pastor of Sumter Chapel in Americus, GA, to talk about the overlap of faith and American society. Songs Protector, Ever Be, Shepherd, Breath Of The Author GUEST: Drew Anderson https://anchor.fm/nolongerselfevident --- Companion Podcast https://victorscott.org/2021/06/09/becoming-more-christlike-than-american-part-1/ --- Follow Up Blog Series https://www.amazon.com/No-Longer-Self-Evident-American-Christian/dp/1942221142/ --- Drew Anderson's Book - No Longer Self-Evident http://www.drewanderson.blog --- Blog http://www.instagram.com/drewsarahcamjax --- Instagram http://www.twitter.com/drewsarahcamjax --- Twitter Links http://live.legacy478.com --- A better way to view https://bible.com/events/48723660--- Get the message notes from this service https://legacy478.info --- See upcoming events, registration links, and everything insider https://www.legacy478.com/give --- Support what God is doing in Central Georgia and beyond --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/legacy478/message

I had to get this man in the studio before he heads out of town. This episode cost me $1300 to make (you'll learn why in the episode), but in the end I had a lot of fun. Drew Pasold also joins Drew and I in the studio for his third appearance on the show.

Today I have Drew Anderson on to talk about Christians and politics. Thank you for listening to this important conversation. You can follow Drew on Instagram and check out his book No Longer Self Evident: Are We More American Than Christian? and the podcast companion for the book.Some of the talking points from today:• America: Christian Nation?• How to Get Involved in Politics without being tied to our political position or approach• How to love people whom we disagree with• Loving people and affecting change like Jesus did• Is the gospel enough?

Well, Jenny got dumped out of the blue, packed all of her sluttiest outfits, and immediately booked tickets to LA. LA is famously the place where you go when your heart is broken. Comedian Drew Anderson (Ars Nova) joins to bring some much needed sound advice and good vibes. He met his boyfriend on Twitter (a dating app apparently?) and somehow it all comes back to Nicole Kidman. This is a sweet little ep for anyone who needs some hope in this wild dating wilderness!! Subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts today so you don't miss an episode. Rate Receipts 5-stars on Apple Podcasts and leave a cute receipt for a chance for it to be read on-air. Refer this episode of Receipts to your friends and win prizes! Share with 3 friends and get a shoutout, 5 friends and get a sticker, 15 friends and get a t-shirt, and for the top referrer each month, a panel of comedians will UPDATE YOUR DATING APP PROFILE (priceless!!). It takes less than a minute to sign-up. Connect with Receipts on Instagram for updates on live shows and behind the scenes photos and videos. DM us your receipts to have them read on an episode! We'll give you advice, baby!   Follow Host Jenny Gorelick: Instagram: @jennycestquoi Twitter: @jennygorelick   Follow Producer Andrew: Instagram: @mcgui_guy   Follow Drew Anderson: Twitter: @imdrewanderson Instagram: @imdrewanderson   Receipts is on the Authentic Podcast Network. It is produced by Andrew McGuire. The theme song is by Dylan Adler, sung by Cheno Pinter, and produced by Douglas Widick. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

MARCH MADNESS!! AHHH! The Archers are joined by our buddy Drew Anderson to talk through college hoops. We record this just before the tourney starts and give you all the tips and tricks you will need (as you listen to this after the first round happened). Also hear about: mascot wars, Alex Caruso hairline, PJ Tucker trade, March Madness memories and OHIO. Thanks for tuning in.

Drew's written a book and asking questions we should all consider: are we more American than Christian? Find out on this episode of the Atypical Pastor. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The government's message to Albertans was to stay home over the holidays, but a growing list of UCP MLAs and staff members spent Christmas vacationing outside the country. The news dominated headlines and social media this week. Premier Jason Kenney released a statement saying the “individuals demonstrated extremely poor judgment.” Grande Prairie MLA Tracy Allard has resigned as minister of municipal affairs, the premier's chief of staff was reportedly asked to resign, and five other UCP MLAs have been demoted. Even still, Albertans are angry. This week on The Loop, CBC web journalist Drew Anderson looks at the staying power of this political scandal, and reporter Josee St-Onge examines whether this impacts how Albertans will follow COVID restrictions. We'll also hear from a physiotherapist that says working from home might mean you're moving less and experiencing more aches and pains. Plus, it has been one year since Flight PS752 was shot down in Tehran by the Iranian government and the husband of one of the victims is still waiting for answers.

Looking back on this time last year, did you imagine your 2020 would be completely different? Probably. The pandemic has changed our lives, and many of us have faced hardships and uncertainty unlike ever before. In this episode, we are joined by Drew Anderson, Doctor of Chiropractor, and business owner. Drew shares his personal experience as a husband, father, and business owner during this pandemic. He talks about his anger, the lessons he has learned, and the sacrifices he has made to make this year work. This episode is for anyone who's been struggling emotionally, financially, or spiritually during this pandemic.   Episode Highlights: [1:52] “It's like a zombie apocalypse out there.” Drew talks about how the uncertainty of Covid-19 has impacted him, his family, their work, and their everyday life.  [5:17] “I felt like I had abandoned them.” When Drew was forced to close his medical practice, he experienced a full range of emotions, including the feeling that he was letting down his patients. He talks about how he got through that time of uncertainty.  [8:02] “I had to learn how to be around my kids.” We hear how Drew worked through the anger and other emotions that accompanied the consequences of being home from work.  [10:48] Once Drew was able to go back to work, he faced a whole new set of challenges, including an unexpected shutdown. “My wife even packed me a bag.”  [13:20] “Do your worst, God.” Drew talks about his experience being diagnosed and recovering from Covid-19, all while worrying about his family and financial future.  [16:29] “My thoughts on how this year was going to go were 100% wrong.” We hear Drew's reflections and lessons from 2020. He also speaks about his hopes for 2021.  [19:55] Drew speaks about how his patients have been impacted by the pandemic, and what it is like to navigate professional relationships with differing opinions.  [21:47] “It's sad that it takes something tragic to do that.” Drew speaks about what it means for him to be loved well, and how that has changed in 2020. 

On The Loop we bring you closer to the news, sharing the context behind the top stories from CBC Edmonton.This week, we explore three things making headlines that are part of much bigger stories playing out in our community. On this episode reporter Janet French explores the province's plan to get kids back to school as COVID-19 cases continue to rise across Alberta. Web journalist Drew Anderson analyzes the broken relationship between Alberta's government and doctors as some threaten to leave. Plus, two Indigenous brothers share the story of an Edmonton ‘starlight tour' that left them scarred and speaking out against The Edmonton Police Service.

Just in time for Passover, David speaks with the great comedians Drew Anderson and Marcia Belsky about how the Jewish mindset can apply to this transformational moment in history. David, Drew and Marcia get into survivalism, anxiety, "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," "Fiddler on the Roof," "Funny Girl," dating gentiles and much more. You can follow Drew @imdrewanderson and Marcia @marciasky. The Luminaries is creating new material to help you through the quarantine. so be sure to share/rate/subscribe for more excellent interviews, every Tuesday. You can follow David at davidgoldberg.online or @goldberghawn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices