Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Day

Travis talks with Dr. Mark Day about the Buffalo Trace Stampede. 

Day 40 — This isn't the end—it's the beginning. In the final episode of 40 Days in Mark, we pause for a closing blessing over your journey. You've walked with Jesus through His life, His teaching, His cross, and His resurrection. Now it's time to carry it with you. This episode is a quiet sending—a reminder to live what you've seen, heard, and received. One chapter. One day. One life with Jesus.

Day 39 — The story isn't just something we read—it's something we live. In Day 39 of 40 Days in Mark, we step back and reflect on what the Gospel means for everyday life. Jesus lived, died, and rose again—and now we're invited to live differently because of it. This episode challenges us to move from information to transformation. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 38 — Mark 16:19–20 Jesus ascends—but the mission keeps moving. In Day 38 of 40 Days in Mark, the Gospel closes with Jesus returning to heaven and His followers stepping into action. The work doesn't stop—it multiplies. This episode reminds us: the story of Jesus is still being written—through us. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 37 — Mark 16:15–18 The resurrection isn't the end—it's the beginning. In Day 37 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus gives His final command: go, preach, and live out the good news. It's a bold, global calling rooted in the power of the risen Christ. This episode reminds us: the mission of Jesus is now our mission. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 36 — Mark 16:9–14 Jesus is risen—but not everyone believes it. In Day 36 of 40 Days in Mark, the resurrection is real, yet doubt lingers among those closest to Him. Even His followers struggle to trust what they're hearing. This episode reminds us: Jesus meets us even in our doubts—and offers us another chance to believe. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

We meet Mark Day, a collections access facilitator, for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Science Museum Group’s vast storage facility – a building so big it could fit three football pitches inside! Discover how this top-secret former military airfield became home to over 80% of the Science Museum’s artefacts, and learn about the fascinating process of caring for, cataloguing, and moving tens of thousands of important historical objects. Walk with us amongst rare vehicles, vintage aircraft, bizarre scientific instruments, and even robots! Hear the story behind some of Mark’s favourite objects, including a magical Victorian prism, a robotic trumpet player, and an unexpectedly famous rubber duck that helped scientists land a probe on a comet! Search for “Science Museum Store Tours” online to plan your visit.Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Day 35 — Mark 16:1–8 The tomb is empty—but no one is celebrating… yet. In Day 35 of 40 Days in Mark, the women arrive expecting death and find something unthinkable: Jesus is alive. But instead of instant joy, their first response is fear, trembling, and silence. This episode reminds us: the resurrection doesn't just comfort—it disrupts, awakens, and changes everything. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 34 — Mark 15:42–47 The cross is behind them. The resurrection hasn't come. In Day 34 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus is laid in the tomb, and everything goes quiet. It's the in-between—the space where hope feels distant and answers are absent. This episode reminds us: even in the silence, God is still at work. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 33 — Mark 15:21–41 This is the moment everything points to. In Day 33 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus is crucified. Darkness falls. The curtain tears. And the cross becomes the center of the story—not the end. This episode invites us to see the cross not as defeat, but as the turning point of redemption. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 32 — Mark 15:1–20 The crowd turns. The King is mocked. In Day 32 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus stands before Pilate, falsely accused and condemned. Soldiers ridicule Him, a criminal is released in His place, and the path to the cross is set. This episode reminds us: even in silence and suffering, Jesus is not powerless—He is purposeful. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 31 — Mark 14:53–72 Two trials. Two responses. One stays faithful. In Day 31 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus stands before false accusations with quiet strength, while Peter—just steps away—denies Him out of fear. Side by side, we see courage and collapse in the same night. This episode reminds us that even when we fail, Jesus remains faithful. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 30 — Mark 14:27–52 The disciples scatter. One denies. Another betrays. In Day 30 of 40 Days in Mark, everything begins to unravel—or so it seems. In the middle of fear, failure, and abandonment, Jesus chooses surrender over escape. This episode reminds us: what looks like weakness is actually the strength of a Savior who stays. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 29 — Mark 14:1–26 Betrayal is brewing—but so is worship. In Day 29 of 40 Days in Mark, a woman pours out costly devotion, Judas moves toward betrayal, and Jesus shares a final meal that will echo through history. Every moment carries the weight of what's coming—and the depth of His love. This episode reminds us: Jesus walks toward the cross fully aware—and fully surrendered. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 28 — Mark 13:1–37 No one knows the day—but we're called to be ready. In Day 28 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus teaches about the future, His return, and the end of the age. It's His longest message in this Gospel—and it's not meant to scare us, but to prepare us. This episode calls us to live with watchful, faithful hearts while we wait. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 27 — Mark 12:35–44 Big gifts. Big prayers. Big attention. But Jesus sees something different. In Day 27 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus challenges performative religion and points to a poor widow whose small offering reveals a fully surrendered heart. While others give out of abundance, she gives out of trust. This episode reminds us: God measures differently than we do. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 26 — Mark 12:13–34 They come with traps—but Jesus answers with truth. In Day 26 of 40 Days in Mark, religious leaders try to corner Jesus with questions about politics, resurrection, and the law. But instead of getting trapped, Jesus reveals what matters most: loving God fully and loving others deeply. This episode cuts through the noise and brings us back to the heart of faith. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 25 — Mark 11:27–12:12 The religious leaders question Jesus—but He turns the spotlight back on them. In Day 25 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus faces a tense confrontation in the temple and tells a parable that exposes pride, rejection, and hardened hearts. It's a moment where authority, truth, and accountability collide. This episode reminds us that God's patience is real—but so is His call to respond. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 24 — Mark 11:1–25 Palm branches wave… and tables flip. In Day 24 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus enters Jerusalem as a King—but not the kind people expected. Within hours, He cleanses the temple, confronts empty religion, and teaches about mountain-moving faith. This episode marks the beginning of the final act of Jesus' ministry—and reminds us that real faith isn't just celebrated, it's lived. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 23 — Mark 10:32–52 Greatness in God's Kingdom doesn't look like power—it looks like service. In Day 23 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus predicts His suffering, teaches that true leadership means serving others, and stops for a blind man named Bartimaeus who refuses to stay silent. While others chase status, Jesus shows that the path to greatness runs through humility. This episode invites us to follow Jesus on the surprising road where the last become first. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 22 — Mark 10:1–31 Jesus challenges three things we tend to hold tightly: relationships, status, and wealth. In Day 22 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus speaks about marriage, welcomes children, and confronts a rich man who struggles to let go. Through it all, He turns the world's values upside down—showing that in God's Kingdom, the last are first and true life begins when we release what we're clinging to. This episode asks a searching question: What might Jesus be asking you to let go of to truly follow Him? One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 21 — Mark 9:30–50 In God's Kingdom, greatness looks different. In Day 21 of 40 Days in Mark, the disciples argue about who is the greatest—and Jesus flips their expectations upside down. True greatness isn't about position or power. It's about humility, servanthood, and choosing love over status. This episode invites us to rethink the way Jesus defines influence. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 20 — Mark 9:14–29 “I believe—help my unbelief.” In Day 20 of 40 Days in Mark, a desperate father brings his suffering son to Jesus after the disciples fail to help. It's messy. Emotional. Honest. And it reminds us that fragile faith is still faith. If you've ever felt caught between belief and doubt, this episode is for you. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 19 — Mark 8:34–9:13 Following Jesus will cost you—but it will also change you. In Day 19 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him. Then, on a mountain, He reveals His glory in a breathtaking glimpse of who He truly is. This episode holds tension and hope together: surrender and splendor, death and resurrection, cross and crown. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 18 — Mark 8:22–33 Seeing clearly doesn't always happen all at once. In Day 18 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus heals a blind man in stages—and then asks His disciples the question that changes everything: “Who do you say I am?” It's a moment of clarity, confession, and correction. This episode invites you to wrestle with the same question—because how you answer it shapes everything. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 17 — Mark 8:1–21 Another miracle. Another boat ride. Same confused disciples. In Day 17 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus feeds thousands again—yet the disciples still worry about bread. It's a sobering reminder that witnessing miracles doesn't automatically grow your faith. This episode challenges us to ask: Have we seen God move… and still forgotten who He is? One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 16 — Mark 7:24–37 What if you feel like you don't belong? In Day 16 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus steps outside familiar territory and meets two desperate people—a foreign mother and a man who cannot hear or speak. In both moments, faith crosses boundaries, and mercy breaks through. This episode is a reminder: no border, no background, and no brokenness is beyond the reach of Jesus. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 15 — Mark 7:1–23 You can look clean on the outside—and still be a mess on the inside. In Day 15 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus confronts religious performance and reminds us that real purity begins in the heart. Traditions can't transform you. Appearances can't heal you. Only God can change you from the inside out. This episode invites an honest question: Is your faith just external—or is it shaping your heart? One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 14 — Mark 6:45–56 The disciples are rowing into the wind—and Jesus is watching. In Day 14 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus walks on water in the middle of the night and speaks peace into fear. But even after the miracle, the disciples still struggle to understand who He truly is. If you've ever felt overwhelmed in the storm or wondered if Jesus sees your struggle—this episode is for you. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 13 — Mark 6:30–44 Five loaves. Two fish. Thousands of people. In Day 13 of 40 Days in Mark, the disciples see a problem too big and resources too small. But Jesus sees something different. When what we have feels like not enough, He shows Himself to be more than enough. This episode is a reminder: place your little in His hands—and watch what He does with it. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 12 — Mark 6:7–29 Jesus sends them out with authority—but not with guarantees. In Day 12 of 40 Days in Mark, the disciples step into mission two by two, carrying nothing but trust. At the same time, we hear the tragic story of John the Baptist—a reminder that faithfulness isn't always safe. This episode wrestles with a hard truth: obedience may cost you—but it is always worth it. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 11 — Mark 5:35–6:6 What do you do when the miracle feels too late? In Day 11 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus walks into a grieving home and speaks life where everyone else sees death. But just a few verses later, He returns to His hometown—and disbelief shuts the door on what could have been. This episode explores the tension between faith and familiarity—and the difference it makes. When others say, “It's over,” Jesus still says, “Don't be afraid. Just believe.” One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 10 — Mark 5:21–34 She didn't have a name in the crowd—but Jesus stopped for her. In Day 10 of 40 Days in Mark, a desperate woman reaches for the edge of Jesus' robe and finds more than healing—she finds restoration. Amid urgency and interruption, Jesus pauses to call her daughter. If you've ever felt invisible, ashamed, or barely holding on in faith, this episode is for you. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 9 — Mark 4:35–5:20 One moment, Jesus calms a raging storm. Next, He confronts a raging man. In Day 9 of 40 Days in Mark, we see Jesus speak peace over crashing waves—and freedom over a life tormented by darkness. From the boat to the graveyard, His authority is undeniable. This episode is for anyone facing chaos, inside or outside. Jesus still says, “Peace. Be still.” One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 8 — Mark 4:21–34 What if God is growing something in you—even when you can't see it? On Day 8 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus talks about lamps, scattered seed, and a tiny mustard seed that grows into something massive. The Kingdom doesn't always grow loudly—but it always grows faithfully. If your faith feels slow or unseen, this episode is a reminder: small beginnings still matter. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 7 — Mark 4:1–20 Same seed. Different soil. Different results. In Day 7 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus tells the Parable of the Sower—and it becomes a mirror for our hearts. Hardened. Shallow. Distracted. Or open and ready. The Word hasn't lost its power. The question is: what kind of soil are you today? One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 6 — Mark 3:20–35 Even Jesus was misunderstood by His own family. In Day 6 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus is accused of being out of His mind—and even demon-possessed. Crowds press in, critics harden their hearts, and tension rises. Then Jesus says something radical: the true family of God is made up of those who do His will. If following Jesus has ever felt lonely or misunderstood, this episode is for you. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 5 — Mark 3:1–19 Jesus heals on the Sabbath—and it changes everything. In Day 5 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus restores a man's withered hand, confronts hardened religion, and calls twelve ordinary people to simply be with Him. Compassion collides with control, and healing comes when what's hidden is brought into the light. This episode asks a simple but brave question: What's the withered place Jesus is inviting you to stretch out? One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 4 — Mark 2:13–28 Jesus keeps breaking the rules—and it's making religious people nervous. In Day 4 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus eats with sinners, skips fasting, and redefines the Sabbath. With every moment, He reminds us that faith isn't about rule-keeping—it's about relationship. This episode challenges us to stop policing religion and start enjoying Jesus. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Jesus touches the untouchable—and forgives what no one else can. In Day 3 of 40 Days in Mark, we meet a leper no one would touch and a paralyzed man carried by relentless friends. Jesus heals bodies, confronts religious expectations, and goes deeper—offering forgiveness before healing. This episode is for anyone who feels unclean, stuck, or unsure if God is willing. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Jesus walks into the church—and everything changes. In Day 2 of 40 Days in Mark, we see Jesus teaching with authority, freeing the oppressed, healing the sick, and slipping away early to pray. Crowds gather, momentum builds—but Jesus refuses to chase popularity. Instead, He stays focused on purpose. This episode explores where Jesus shows up in everyday life—and the rhythm of Word, work, and withdrawal that keeps us grounded. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

The Gospel of Mark doesn't ease us in—it launches us straight into the story. In this opening episode of 40 Days in Mark, we walk through Mark 1:1–20, where Jesus is baptized, tested, and immediately calls disciples. Mark writes with urgency because the good news isn't just information—it's an invitation. What nets might Jesus be asking you to drop today? Join this daily journey through Mark's Gospel and follow Jesus one chapter, one day, one step at a time.

HYROX Chundering with Lauren Stockley. Plus Squeaky Toy Judging with Mark Day. Matt sits down with Mark Day and Lauren Stockley to discuss Elite 15 judging controversies and athlete experiences. Mark breaks down his viral videos on Rich Ryan's wall balls and movement standard inconsistencies, advocating for professional judging pathways. Lauren shares her devastating Phoenix DNF after throwing up on the rower, her Stockholm penalty, and balancing full-time teaching with Elite 15 racing. Guest Links: Mark Day | Lauren Stockley  Listen on Apple or Spotify Support us through The Cup Of Coffee Follow Hybrid Fitness Media on IG

Insightful. World-Building. Spit-take inducing.Mark Day's videos serve as a digital gateway for many thousands of Burners, capturing that blurry edge where the default world ends and the playa begins. From his early days building tripper trappers and doing stand up comedy, to his controversial tinkering with AI art (think Dalmatians made of donuts), Mark has put 10,000 hours into his “24 Hours at Burning Man” videos.Andie Grace talks with this unique content creator to explore thresholds and multitudes. They discuss how to capture the moment and also experience it. They dive head first into the touchy subjects of consent, the ethics of documentation, and how “acculturation is an everybody thing.”He shares his sociology of being a Greeter at BRC. He talks creative process. He brings Scottish wit and clever curiosity to open-ended self-expression and the freedom to be your favorite version of yourself.https://journal.burningman.org/author/mark-dayhttps://www.youtube.com/markdaycomedyhttps://www.instagram.com/burner_videos LIVE.BURNINGMAN.ORG

Andy Hooser, day 2 filling in for Mark. Enjoy!

In this episode of the Security Visionaries podcast, host Emily Wearmouth chats with Netskope's Chief Scientist, Mark Day. They delve into the topic of AI, particularly large language models (LLMs), and why Mark believes they are "bullshitters." Despite this assertion, they discuss how these models can still be valuable and where AI truly shines within Netskope's systems. They also explore the difference between generative AI and agentic AI and touch on the future of AI and art. Expect a thought-provoking and slightly sweary conversation that challenges conventional views on artificial intelligence.

The Liberal minority government is now officially set.What's also now official is the deep dive into what went wrong into the campaigns of Pierre Poilievre and Jagmeet Singh, two party leaders who lost their seats on Monday night. Between the Doug Ford fight with Poilievre and the NDP losing official party status, there are many storylines to emerge from the election.Here to break it down with host Mark Day is Rob Snow, NewsRadio's national talk show host. We love feedback at The Big Story, as well as suggestions for future episodes. You can find us:Through email at hello@thebigstorypodcast.ca Or @thebigstoryfpn on Twitter

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