Podcast appearances and mentions of Max Hunter

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Meet the local author of "Speech is My Hammer" and activist.

Meet the local author of "Speech is My Hammer" and activist.

Meet the local author of "Speech is My Hammer" and activist.

Meet the local author of "Speech is My Hammer" and activist.

On today's show, Arkansas Poison and Drug Information Center warns of an uptick in minor drug overdoses. Also, news from the legislature, local music and new book about Ozark folklorist Max Hunter.

Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Odessa Brown Children's Clinic's Max Hunter about their upcoming town hall series event this Saturday, February 11th. Interview by Chris C. Bennett.

Rhythm & News interview with DR. Max Hunter about a community conversation about Black boy, black men, art, creativity, masculinity and mental health to take place this weekend at Odessa Brown Children's Clinic. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.  

This week marks the end of the 52 week journey as readers will finish the book of Revelation and the entire Bible. Unlike other books of the Bible, this book contains multiple genre elements in it: epistle, prophetic and apocalyptic. Unsurprisingly, we find that this book is the culmination of all the other books, the narrative of scripture, as well as the climax of all biblical themes. Join in on this final episode with Brent and Trent as they discuss how the seed of the woman, seed of the serpent, the dwelling place of God, the messiah-deliverer, and the people of God find their eternal destiny in the book of Revelation. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE For the song"Christ The True and Better" by Matt Papa and Matt Boswell, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

In the second to last week of reading in the New Testament, readers will begin to see the reoccurring Old Testament themes from Exodus, Leviticus, and even events from Kings and Chronicles. As these books lead up to a book of Revelation, their themes begin to preview the last major theme in the Bible: the return of Christ. As churches in the 1st century experienced a rise of persecution and false teaching, these epistles exhort their listeners to live honorable lives as they await the second appearance of the Savior originally promised in Genesis 3:15 to deliver a final death blow to sin. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE For Linworth Baptist's Summer 2022 Sermon on 2 John, click HERE For Linworth Baptist's Summer 2022 Sermon on 3 John, click HERE For Linworth Baptist's Summer 2022 Sermon on Jude, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

After a series of epistles in the New Testament that have a strong emphasis on New Covenant community and New Covenant living, the book of Hebrews detours readers into a book that interprets major themes in the Old Testament: temple, priest, sacrifice, covenant, and many more. In this book, Christ is offered as the ultimate fulfillment of what the Old Testament foreshadowed. As readers navigate this book they will begin to see how the Old Testament illuminates our understanding of the New. This book is followed by James which has some of the strongest language around works and faith. Although James does not argue that good works save the Christian, he argues that the Christian is saved to a life of good works. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE For Linworth Baptist's sermon series in Hebrews, click HERE For Linworth Baptist's sermon series in James, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

After last week's reading about the presence of God today dwelling in the church, readers this week will be unveiled to a dwelling place of God yet to occur: the return of Christ. While this week's reading is a combination of Paul's general, pastoral and personal epistles, one dominant theme in these books is the return of Christ and signs of His eminence. Join Brent and Trent this week as they discuss how these books of the Bible fit into the larger narrative of scripture and apply to the Christian's daily life today. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

As readers continue to study through the Pauline epistles, it is likely that a repetition of themes will seem to appear: a proper defense of the gospel, warning against false teaching and a strong emphasis to love one another. This week, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians and Colossians all pick up on those themes with their own geographical and historical contexts. In Galatia, Paul challenges the false teaching of works based salvation. In Ephesus, Paul reminds the the church of God's sovereign plan to unite Jews and Gentiles in one body. In Philippians, Paul writes with a hardship-enduring joy of the humility of Christ. In Colossians, Paul speaks of the preeminence of Christ, including his authority over asceticism. Join Brent and Trent in this episode as they discuss some of the New Testament's interpretation of the Old Testament, including the coming (again!) Messiah and dwelling place of God. Fact Verified: Steph Curry was in his Senior year at Davidson when Trent was in 6th grade. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

This week readers will pick up from last week's reading assignment, finishing both Corinthian letters. While the second half of 1 Corinthians spends time addressing some of the challenges going on in Corinth at the time of the writing, in 2 Corinthians Paul addresses a new topic of discussion: the credibility of his ministry. As false teachers crept into Corinth after the time of receiving 1 Corinthians, many in Corinth were subject to false teaching and began to question Paul's integrity as an apostle. In this podcast episode, join Brent and Trent as they discuss the various themes picked up in these two books: spiritual gifts, financial stewardship, the resurrection, and much more. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

Rhythm & News interview with Max Hunter and Spry Lee Scott about Odessa Brown Chidren's Clinic's Town Hall about Thriving Athletes and how they can maintain their mind, body and soul. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

As we finish the narrative like accounts in the gospels and Acts, this week readers will begin a new section of biblical literature: the epistles. This section of scripture makes up the letters written to the churches and church leaders documented in the book of Acts. Although Paul had never been to Rome at the time of his writing, Acts 18 provides context to both letters that will be read in the upcoming week. While Romans provides some of the richest biblical theology connecting to the very beginning of the Bible, 1 Corinthians provides a pastoral exhortation to a church that has some issues dividing the church. Listen to Brent and Trent discuss God's plan for Jew/Gentile relationships in the church, how Christians should behave in areas that scripture isn't explicitly clear, and much more. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE For Linworth Baptist Sermon Series on 1 Corinthians, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

As readers finish through the four gospel accounts of Jesus life, death and resurrection, they are immediately exposed to the historical narrative of the church in Jerusalem. In response to Jesus's concluding command to "make disciples of all nations", through the help of the Holy Spirit and the Word of God, the apostles and early church do just that. Join Brent and Trent as they discuss how the cross of Christ impacts the story of the people of God, including the dependence on the Holy Spirit, the inclusion of gentiles, and importance of a word-centered ministry. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE For Linworth Baptist Sermon Series on Acts, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

It's been another amazing week here in New York City, and we are excited to bring it to you!Included in this fantastic episode is another fantastic episode of Whisper in the Wings. On this one, we sat down with director Max Hunter, who's latest show, George Kaplan, is about to play at the New Ohio Theatre. We talked all about this interesting show as well as about Max's career in the theatre. So be sure to tune in and bring a friend along!George KaplanPlaying November 15th-December 3rdAt the New Ohio Theatre (154 Christopher St)Tickets and more information available at bridgeproductiongroup.orgAlso be sure to follow Max to stay up to date on all his latest project and productions:maxhuntersite.com

This week, readers will start and finish the fourth and final gospel - John. This book, written by the beloved disciple John, is filled with unique contributions to the account of Jesus' life that are not found in Matthew, Mark and Luke. After reading a book highlighting the humanity of Christ, Luke, the book of John highlights the deity of Christ. From the book's beginning introduction to Jesus' fellowship in the Trinity before the creation of the world, to his high priestly prayer in John 17, readers will be drawn to a compelling picture of a divine savior that is found among the lowly and needy - us, his disciples. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

As we continue to work through the gospel narratives, this week Brent and Trent discuss Luke's account. As a third party writer, Luke collected writings and oral traditions from first-hand eye witnesses of Jesus as he wrote his two volume gift to his friend Theophilus. Although there are several unique contributions Luke provides to the New Testament, this week readers will see Jesus claim himself as the fulfillment of what God promised in the Old Testament. One specific instance of this claim found in Luke is when Jesus institutes the Lord's Supper, the "new covenant" meal, drawing back to the prophesy of Jeremiah 31. The other, also unique to Luke, is found in chapter 24 as Jesus dialogues with two travelers on their way to Emmaus. Join Brent and Trent in this episode as they discuss Jesus' understanding and fulfillment of the Old Testament in the book of Luke. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE For the Alistair Begg Clip on the Thief on the Cross, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

Unlike the Old Testament with its progressing narrative and overlapping stories, the beginning four books of the New Testament are exclusively the same timeline as they cover the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, the long awaited messiah. Unlike the book of Matthew, Mark is written primarily for a Gentile audience, unfamiliar with Jewish law. This fast paced gospel covers the life of Jesus with strong emphases on his ministry to physical needs and teaching on the cost of discipleship. As we journey into the book of Luke, a book written for his friend Theophilus, we begin to see an extended treatment on Jesus' childhood - a feature the other gospels lack. Join Brent and Trent as they discuss the cost of discipleship, the accuracy of New Testament scrolls, and of course, other really random rabbit trails. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

As readers finish the Old Testament, there is a great sense of wonder of who the Messiah will be and when will he appear. The book of Matthew answers that question promptly: Jesus Christ, the Son of God. In this episode, Brent and Trent discuss the unique writing style of the gospels as well as Matthew's unique contribution among to the New Testament. Writing to a Jewish audience, Matthew pieces together Old Testament prophesies about Jesus proving his deity, and affirming the importance of spending a year reading through the entire Bible. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

We've got another New England winter on the way, and the bitter cold we have around here can cause our heating systems to fail at the most inopportune moments. The city of Boston has a program to make sure seniors living in the Hub are able to either get their system tuned up before the chill hits, or get it replaced completely, oftentimes without cost. Richard O'Brien from the Boston Home Center joins Nichole with the details. Starting next month, Massachusetts residents won't be able to throw away mattresses and other big textiles in the trash. John Fischer, Branch Chief for Commercial Waste Reduction and Waste Planning at the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, explains the new rule and the reasoning behind it. Throughout October, residents of Boston will join City Councilors, alternative transportation advocates, and other groups on hikes through the city's 25-mile-long "Walking City Trail". Max Hunter, a volunteer with Mothers Out Front Boston, talks about their group's efforts, and why they're teaming up to help people discover Boston's hidden green spaces.

As we enter into the 40th week of reading the Bible in one year, readers will finish the Old Testament in the books Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi. Although most of the prophetic books up to this point cover the times leading up to the Assyrian and Babylonian exiles, most of these minor prophets are sent to Israel after the return from Babylon. As we read from the books of Ezra and Nehemiah, the Israelites are instructed to build the temple a second time but with the promise that God's glory will be even greater in the second building than the first. Join Brent and Trent as they discuss the final minor prophets' contribution to the big picture of the Bible and its application to our lives today. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

In our second to last week in the Old Testament, readers will read through five different minor prophets. While all of these books have slightly different historical contexts and audiences, they largely overlap during the reign of the Assyrian empire. While some prophets write before their rise, others write about the coming judgment from Babylon as a judgment against Assyria's ungodliness and Israel's waywardness. Listen to this episode of the podcast to hear Brent and Trent discuss the themes of justice, waiting on the Lord, and rejoicing in the Lord when our circumstances trouble us. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

As we finish some of the major prophets in the Old Testament, readers this week will be exposed to the beginning of the 12 minor prophets: Hosea, Joel, and Amos. Like the other prophet books, these are books that account for a particular messenger of God speaking God's Word to God's people in a time of need. In this week, Brent and Trent discuss some of the historical context around these books and how they apply to our life this week. Although these books were written around the times of the Assyrian and Babylonian exiles, their themes of God's pursuing love and exhortation to live a life consistent with our profession of faith are timely for 21st century Christians. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

This week readers will further their familiarity during Israel's exile in Babylon as they will complete two books during this time period. After the siege of Jerusalem and destruction of the temple in the first half of Ezekiel, the prophet sees a vision of a New Temple with water flowing from it as a foreshadow of the flourishing of God's people in the New Covenant age. A more zoomed in look at the time of Babylonian exile takes place in the next book, Daniel. This book documents the rise and falls of successive earthly kingdoms, but a lasting presence of the kingdom of God. Join Brent and Trent this week as they discuss life as exiles on earth, and what it looks like to be faithful to God even in the "small things" in life. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

As readers continue to dive into Ezekiel, a theme continues to reoccur: shepherding. The spiritual overseers of Israel have failed the nation by being self serving instead of selfless. Although Ezekiel has been tasked as a watchman and messenger to the Israel in light of this shortcoming, the Lord reveals in this section of Ezekiel that He Himself will become the shepherd of his own people. Listen to this episode to join Brent and Trent as they discuss this prophecy's contribution to the growing list of descriptions what the Messiah deliverer looks like and its impact on the church's ministry today. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

This week readers begin the last of the major prophets - Ezekiel. This prophet has some overlap with the prophet Jeremiah, sharing the same prophetic messages of coming judgement from Babylon. Similar to the other prophetic books, the early chapters recount Ezekiel's call to ministry as the Lord instructs him to be a messenger of God's Word to the rebellious house of Israel. Join Brent and Trent as they discuss the importance of a Word-based ministry and continued foreshadowing of a new covenant that would eventually be ushered in through the Messiah deliverer promised in Genesis 3. For a basic timeline of the prophets, click HERE For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

As we finish the book of Jeremiah, readers will begin to read portions of Old Testament narrative that sound familiar - the exile of Israel, the destruction of Jerusalem, and the destruction of the temple. Although we know from the previous books of Ezra and Nehemiah that the city and temple later get rebuilt, for now, the Old Testament provides a pause in the narrative to hear Jeremiah lament the destruction of the city of God. Join Brent and Trent in this episode as they discuss waiting for the Lord's restoration and holding onto his promises in times of despair. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

Although Jeremiah is classified as one of the major prophet books in the Old Testament, during this week readers will begin to see it take a more narrative spin. Jeremiah is up against false prophets which leads to confusion in Israel, and his own persecution. Join this week as Brent and Trent discuss how this portion of Jeremiah applies to the Christian and the church today. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

After reading through the book of Isaiah, which largely covered the events leading up to the Assyrian exile, readers now enter into the second major prophet book: Jeremiah. This book's timeframe is slightly later than Isaiah's as it covers the events leading up to the Babylonian exile of Israel and the destruction of the temple. Join Brent and Trent this week as they discuss Israel's consequences for worshiping other Gods in the promised land, and how these early chapters preview a New Covenant where the community of God is filled with genuine worshippers with hearts after the one true God. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

In this week's episode of the Bible story Piece by Piece, Brent and Trent discuss the remaining chapters of the book of Isaiah. This first major prophet spends a majority of the book's closing chapters focusing on the power of God through his Word, salvation accomplished through a servant within Israel, and the vision of the New Heaven's and New Earth. Readers will encounter see that in chapters 52-53, the Messiah deliverer the world has been waiting for since Genesis 3:15 takes an interesting description not seen before - a savior that suffers. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

As readers continue the initial book of the major Prophets, they will see a reoccurrence of similar themes: judgement from guiltiness of sin, God's redemption of Israel from judgement, and God's ultimate redemption from creation's exposure to sin and death. Although this section of Isaiah contains all three of these themes, they come in no clear predictable arrangement. Join Brent and Trent as they discuss this section of Isaiah, including its historical retelling of King Hezekiah, as well as the how the book applies to the Christian life today. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

After reading through the wisdom literature of the Old Testament, readers enter into scripture's next genre: prophecy. This prophecy, however, is unlike most common misconceptions of what it means to be 'prophetic'. While the prophets of Israel occasionally predicted the future, most often they reminded Israel of the coming judgement as a result of their disobedience to God's commands. This week, readers will pick back up in the time Old Testament narrative during the time period of 2 Kings 15-19 as they are introduced to the prophet Isaiah. Join Brent and Trent in this episode as they discuss the Lord's judgement on Israel and his promise of salvation through a messiah-deliverer. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

Following an episode with introductory comments to the wisdom literature, Brent and Trent discuss the remaining wisdom books - Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon. After commenting on a few well known Proverbs in the last chapters, a majority of this episode is spent discussing the contents and relevance of these later two books. These books not only instructed Israel as they awaited the presence of God to return to Israel in the form of a messiah-redeemer during their time of exile, but also guide our steps today. Similarly, we too await Christ's second return and can glean much from the wisdom these books offer as we discern how to honor God with the time he has given us on the earth - especially as we enjoy things of the earth, including marriage, guided by a proper fear of Him. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

In this episode of the Bible Story, Piece by Piece, we are joined by Dr. Dan Estes who is the Distinguished professor of Old Testament at Cedarville University. Drawing from his many years of academic research and writing, Dr. Estes helpfully instructs what readers can expect of the book of Proverbs and how it applies to our every day life. Interested in buying a copy of Dr. Estes' book The Message of Wisdom? Click HERE For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

In this last week of the book of Psalms, we will focus on a final theme found throughout Israel's hymnbook - thanksgiving. While Psalms of praise often take words to praise God for his attributes, Psalms of thanksgiving praise and thank God for his intervention in our lives. On this episode Brent and Trent read through Psalm 138 and discuss what a life of thankfulness looks as they reflect on past times of God's faithfulness. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

As we continue our journey through the book of Psalms, we focus in on our second to last thematic focus - Psalms of Trust. These Psalms highlight the attributes of God by declaring the trustworthiness of God over resources, others, and ourselves. In this episode Brent and Trent discuss Psalm 121 and the comfort it provides for those to trust in God amidst changing and uncertain circumstances. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

As we have for the past several weeks, we continue the dive into Israel's devotion life through the book of Psalms. This week, Brent and Trent discuss about the importance of Psalms of Lament as they look at Psalm 79. This Psalm not only instructs us on what it looks like to trust God in prayer that stands the gap between pain and promise, but also connects readers to a dark time of Israel's history that we covered in the historical books - the destruction of the Temple during the Reign of Nebuchadnezzar. Listen to this episode to learn more about a emotion in the Christian life that often gets overlooked. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

Perhaps one of the greatest known Psalms is Psalm 51. The emotional anguish and raw transparency serves as a model prayer not only for Christians as they confess significant moments of disobedience, but in all our prayers of confession. Join Brent and Trent in this week's episode as they discuss Psalms of Confession and how Psalm 51 serves as a guide for us in our prayer life. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

In this week of the Bible Story Piece by Piece podcast, Brent and Trent talk about Psalms of praise as they look through Psalm 33 and discuss how scripture instructs us about God's attributes. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

Danny is joined by Robert Hunter, Max Hunter, and Mac McCloskey to talk about Episode 9 of "Brotherhood of Ridiculous People" and their work on Fun With Dirt, NOXO, and all the other things Dark Charm Media! Things also go off the rails also!

Since the end of the book of Esther, the chronological development of the Bible remains on pause as we enter the wisdom and poetic genres of Scripture. From the very beginning of the Psalms, readers will immediately be exposed to the devotional life of Israel as they wait for the Messiah deliverer. In this episode, Brent and Trent briefly discuss the various themes within the psalms and how Psalm 2, a messianic psalm, applies to the big picture of the Bible and our own lives. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

Since finishing the book of Esther, the storyline of scripture takes a pause as we enter into the Bible's wisdom literature, poetry, prophets. Although the books of Ezra and Nehemiah left us as Isreal re-enters the promised land to build the temple for the second time, the book of Job is the first book to zoom in on the wisdom literature that instructed the people of God. In this episode, Brent and Trent discuss how God corrects Job and his friends' understanding of divine karma, as well as what it looks like to encourage friends during times of suffering. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

As we continue to make our way through the Bible in a year, we now enter into a dark time during the time of Israel's exile in the book of Esther. Last week we saw Esther providentially appointed to be Queen in a pagan land, which leaves readers with a curiosity of what she will do to protect her people from destruction. In this episode, Brent and Trent talk about the faithfulness of Esther and Mordecai, and its application to Christians today and what it looks like to live out our faith in a culture that is opposed to our beliefs. Towards the end of this episode, the book of Job is briefly touched on because it is better understood in its entirety. For now, readers see an innocent man Job question god's goodness while his friends question his innocence. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE For Linworth's 2015 sermon series in Esther, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

After a thoroughly reviewed history of Israel during the times of Kings in the books 1-2 Kings and 1-2 Chronicles, the story of God's people continues into Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther. In the same way 2 Chronicles ends with a peculiar hope with the Pagan King Cyrus interested in re-building the temple, Ezra continues the story line as Cyrus commissions the Jewish exiles to return to Jerusalem to re-build the temple. In this episode, Brent and Trent discuss life returning from exile, and how Ezra's attentiveness to the Scriptures should inform the Christian life today. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

As we have seen throughout the more optimistic retelling of Kings throughout the books of 1 and 2 Chronicles, readers this week will finish the book of 2 Chronicles close with the most pessimistic section of the book: exile and destruction. Despite the faithfulness of various kings throughout Judah, God allows surrounding nations come in and exile the people the God and destroy the temple. First Israel is exiled to Assyria, then Judah is exiled to Babylon. However, in a providential turn of events, the book of 2 Chronicles ends with hope - Cyrus the King of Persia sends the exiled Jews back to Jerusalem to rebuild the temple. Although this story will continue in the following books of Ezra and Nehemiah, readers will encounter a pivotal transition in the big picture of the Bible as they finish 2 Chronicles. Editors Note: Sadly, there was a recording error in this episode. For an unknown reason, only the first 80% of Brent and Trent's conversation was recorded. Because of this error, Trent included a solo prologue and epilogue to help with the flow of the episode and fill in the conversation where there were gaps. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

After the Chronicles re-telling of Israel's life through King David, this week in 2 Chronicles largely covers the reign of Solomon. Readers this week will cover the more optimistic perspective of Solomon and the subsequent kings Rehoboam, Asa, and Jehoshaphat as Israel worships in the promised land with a newly established temple. Join Brent and Trent as they talk about the importance of humility in the life of Israel and the Christian life today. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

Reading 1 Chronicles in a Bible reading plan will feel a bit like having déjà vu as it recounts the events from 1 and 2 Samuel and 1 and 2 Kings. Although the first 9 chapters are devoted to various genealogies, this refresher of Israel's history helpfully reminds us of the events leading up to the exiles. Join Brent and Trent as they briefly recap this contribution to the Bible's big picture, and cover some interesting questions regarding the motivation to read the Old Testament, obeying government authority, and King Saul's heart. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

The storyline of Israel continues as the book of 2 Kings narrates the story of the divided kingdom between Israel and Judah. Unfortunately, with the exception of a few godly kings in Judah, most of the kings in Israel and in Judah forget the Lord, leading to God's judgement on the nation: exile. The book concludes with Assyria and Babylon, the worlds powers at that time, capturing the nation and destroying the temple. Join Brent and Trent this episode as they discuss this dark ending and the hope that remains for Israel. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

With the promise of God's covenant through the line of David in 2 Samuel, readers approach the book of 1 Kings with curiosity about the establishment of the temple through his son, Solomon. Although the temple is built, Solomon's reign ends with a disobedience to Yahweh as he worships the gods of his many wives. Worse, his son Rehoboam's disobedience leads to the kingdom of Israel being divided into two kingdoms - a northern kingdom, Israel, and a southern kingdom, Jerusalem. Join Brent and Trent in this episode of the Bible Story, Piece by Piece, as they discuss the implications of a divided kingdom, and its impact on the lineage of God's people and God's dwelling place. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

After the controversial reign of King Saul, Israel looks to David as their newly anointed king. With an impressive military resume, uniquely godly character, and loyal friendships, one might assume that David has a peaceful reign ahead of him - that is, until they read through the events of 2 Samuel. Join Brent and Trent in this episode as they discuss the ups and downs of King David's life, as well as one of the most significant messianic prophecies in the Old Testament, 2 Samuel 7. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

After a dark period in the nation of Israel, Saul is appointed as the nation's first King. Although one might think Israel would naturally follow an appointed leader, their eyes are drawn to an unlikely yet impressive hero - David, the young shepherd boy who defeated Goliath the giant. In this week of The Bible Story, Piece by Piece, Brent and Trent discuss the jealous that buds in Saul's heart, and the ensuing conflict that extends throughout the remainder of 1 Samuel. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

That's right, folks, you read the caption right - three different books of the Bible this week. In the dark times of Judges, hope shines forth in a Moabite women named Ruth who is upheld as the textbook example of faith when Israel's faith and obedience is absent. Although Israel knows that a king will one day descend the line of Judah as their messiah, the book of 1 Samuel introduces readers to the last judge and first prophet, Samuel. What you won't read about in 1 Samuel, however, is how to edit a podcast, as it seems there are some slight audio challenges in this recording - sorry about that! Join Brent and Trent as they walk through this major transition in the Bible's historical narratives in the promised land. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

After a miraculous crossing of the River Jordan in the beginning of Joshua, the book's second half focuses in on their attempt to drive out the Canaanites. Although peace is in Israel for a time, the book of Judges exposes Israel's shortcomings of obedience and its consequences as evil rises throughout the nation and God is slowly forgotten about. Listen to this episode to hear Brent and Trent talk about Israel's future in the land as a reoccurring cycle appears in the beginning chapters of the book of Judges: disobedience, oppression, repentance, deliverance, peace. Linworth Baptist Church Judges Sermon Series (January - April 2020) , click HERE For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

Those continuing to read through the Bible will finish the first major section of Old Testament scripture this week - the Torah. These first five books have documented the creation of the world all the way to Israel's journey into Canaan - a land promised to their forefather Abraham in Genesis 15. On this episode of the Bible Story, Piece by Piece, Brent and Trent give concluding remarks about the the first five books of the Bible, and address some of the ethical questions regarding the conquests in the book of Joshua. Bible Project Article on the Conquests in Joshua: https://bibleproject.com/blog/why-did-god-command-the-invasion-of-canaan-in-the-book-of-joshua/ For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

Are you looking for motivation to keep reading through the Bible? Well, look no further - this week's reading in the book of Deuteronomy covers a host of commands from God, including a section that Jesus himself deemed "the greatest commandment". Join Brent and Trent as they walk through Moses' departing words to Israel in the second giving of the law, and talk about its application for disciple making today. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

This week on the Bible Story, Piece by Piece podcast, Brent and Trent talk about this week's readings in the book of Numbers. Although Israel was freed from slavery in Egypt to eventually inherit God's promised land, this book exposes Israel's true desires and fears. This week, readers will see the choice Israel faced before entering Canaan that we still face today, to trust or reject God, and the blessings that come from trusting in Him, and the curses the come from rejecting. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

It is often reported that 80% of New Year's Resolutions are abandoned within one month... Resolving to read the Bible is no exception, as we enter into one of the more confusing sections of the Old Testament: the Levitical Law. In this episode, however, Brent and Trent discuss Leviticus' and the rest of the Law's contribution to the entire Bible story, and its relevance to our lives today. In less exciting news, the Bible Story's email inbox has been flooding with emails, so we had to give some shout outs to our new sponsors. Q&A Segment: 22:36 For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

You might be thinking to yourself, what is the hardest portion of the Bible to read through? Well, we're glad you asked - and would transparently admit that the answer is most likely the passages we read throughout Exodus and Leviticus. In this episode, Brent and Trent Discuss the second half of Exodus and the beginning of Leviticus, casting a vision of its importance to Israel's ears at the time and its relevance for today. As God's "kingdom of priests", Israel shows their heart's true desires in the wilderness as they question God's goodness and presence as he carefully gives them detailed instruction regarding the tabernacle and other areas of life. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

And just like that, we have already covered an entire book of the Bible! This week, Brent and Trent discuss some themes and observations from the first half of Exodus, as God delivers the people of Israel out of slavery in Egypt. After miraculous signs and a miraculous deliverance, this section of scripture also begins to cover how God plans to bless his people: through their obedience to the law. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

What story could possibly contain violence, deception, kidnapping, a really cool looking jacket, and a famine? That's right - the second half of the book of Genesis. After hearing a brief word from our sponsors, join Brent and Trent as they talk about what readers can expect in Genesis 26-50, and how it ties into the big picture of the Bible. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

In the first episode of "The Bible Story, Piece by Piece", Brent and Trent discuss the first 25 chapters of Genesis and what readers can expect in the week ahead. In these chapters readers will see God's creation of the earth in chapters 1-2, the fall of humanity in chapter 3, as well as an introduction to two major themes that will be traced throughout the entire Bible: the lineage of humanity's redeemer, and the dwelling place of God. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

In this preview episode of the podcast, Brent and Trent discuss the importance of reading through the entire Bible and offer some tips to those who are attempting to do so for the first time. For a PDF of the entire reading plan, click HERE Got questions? Email podcast@linworthbaptist.org Cover art by Libby Montgomery Theme music by Max Hunter

This weekend's episode of SportSpiel is a little bit different - but arguably one of our most important shows. On July 10 we hosted a live panel (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXxop7dbciU) organised by our wonderful charity partners The Mintridge Foundation (https://www.mintridgefoundation.org.uk/) as part of their 28NotOut campaign – all about Mental Health and sport. The event was held to raise money for the Max Hunter fund (https://themintridgefoundation.enthuse.com/cf/28-not-out---the-max-hunter-fund) , and Max was a hugely important person to a lot of people. Tragically last year he died by suicide at the age of just 28. So that was one of the aims of this live panel – to normalise the conversations around mental health and the benefit of sport. Helping us do that were four amazing panellists. First up we had England Rugby and Leicester Tigers star Dan Cole who told us about some of his own experiences as well as plenty of rugby conversation along the way – from the highs of the 2019 World Cup to the lows of the 2015 tournament and battles with injury. As well as Dan we were also joined by psychotherapist Gemma Saggers (https://www.gemmasaggers.com/) , Liam Durkin from the Papyrus (https://papyrus-uk.org/) charity who focus on the prevention of young suicide and also Dan Griffin from Stamford Rugby club who was a close friend of Max. There’s a lot to learn from this live panel and we hope you enjoy the evening as much as we did. Messages For more information on #28NotOut click here (https://themintridgefoundation.enthuse.com/cf/28-not-out---the-max-hunter-fund) Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/SportSpielPod?lang=en Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SportSpielPod/ Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sportspielpod/ Get in touch: sportspielpod@gmail.com Visit our website: sportspielonline.com (http://sportspielonline.com/)

Today's episode featured Stephen's sister "Max Hunter", in this one on one interview we talked about her progress in streaming, and took a trip down memory lane discussing FFVII Remake. We also had a very special Co-Host, Hunter Butler, Marc couldn't make the episode, but the boys touched on Pokemon Unite, the PTCG meta update, and Stephen's past tournament runs. The boys also dive in to some very personal subjects, and end the episode with an incredible announcement! You don't wanna miss this one! Presented by FlowTKhttps://flowtkallday.comhttps://flowtkast.liveCheck out Max Hunterhttps://twitch.tv/ThisIsMaxHunter --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/flowtkast/support

Rachel gets a vision of Old Earth. Lithium heads into the wasteland in search of Max Hunter’s Speeder.

In this podcast we talk to Max Hunter about employee engagement and motivation in that Monday morning feeling. We try to find answers to questions like: What is it that gets in the way of Monday morning feeling great? How to get the feeling for what stands in the way of this motivation? How to create workplace where employees can’t wait to go back to work? How to make leaders listen? Max Hunter is Chief Joy Officer at Loylogic and Motivators@Work and his role is to create a place to work where employees can’t wait to go back to work on Monday morning. For more information about Max Hunter: max@motivatorsatwork.com www.motivatorsatwork.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chiefjoyofficermax/ Instagram: thechiefjoyofficer Listen to the podcast to learn more.

Rocky Mountain Review hosts Ren Wadsworth and Max Hunter cover reactions to the Culture War event on campus, which will feature Charlie Kirk and Donald Trump Jr. In prerecorded interviews, they hear from President of Turning Point USA Charlie Kirk, President of Rams for Bernie Kaori Keyser, Faculty Chair of the Political Science Fun Club […] The post RMR round table: discussion of Culture War on CSU’s campus appeared first on KCSU FM.

Rocky Mountain Review hosts Ren Wadsworth and Max Hunter cover reactions to the Culture War event on campus, which will feature Charlie Kirk and Donald Trump Jr. In prerecorded interviews, they hear from President of Turning Point USA Charlie Kirk, President of Rams for Bernie Kaori Keyser, Faculty Chair of the Political Science Fun Club […] The post RMR: Oct. 22 Culture War, Emmanual Sanders and The Festival Of Light appeared first on KCSU FM.

Rocky Mountain review hosts Ren Wadsworth and Max Hunter welcome Tim Van Schmitt, a live music photojournalist who has been working on his museum titled “It’s About Rocky and Roll” that features collages of artists he has photographer over his career. Van Schmitt then discusses some of his favorite projects and what he plans to […] The post RMR interview: Tim Van Schmitt and His Digital Music Library appeared first on KCSU FM.

Listen in as See You director Max Hunter discusses the show’s rehearsal process, making your play resonant to its local culture, unifying tone, how to make a list interesting in the theatre, play, honesty/vulnerability supplanted by signifiers, directing as conducting, … Continue reading →

Tammy Taylor vs. The World. Come hear real bros talk fake moms.Hosts: Will McKenzie, AJ Yorio, Michael MoranThanks to Max Hunter for our music and AJ for the logo

The Rocky Mountain Review is your local news show for Fort Collins! On this episode, hosts Ren Wadsworth and Max Hunter explore topics such as laptops at school, the Rocky Mountain Showdown, and the day’s national holidays. A special guest interviewee from Idea2Product 3D printing lab came in to talk about the lab on campus. […] The post RMR: Aug. 29 appeared first on KCSU FM.

Chief Joy Officer at Loylogic and Founder of Max Hunter & Partners, Max Hunter, joins us as we explore his journey to finding his calling. He talks about becoming the Chief Joy Officer, the people side of business, and what your “internal energy” after work can say about your current job.

Juicy buts reflections on #1 Finding your calling, #2 Self Employment and #3 Role modelling for your children

Join our conversation with Max Hunter, Chief Joy Officer and champion for Monday mornings. We had a great chat with Max about the importance of having joy at work and how companies can improve work culture. Max also shared his journey to Chief Joy Officer and how he convinces CEOs that happiness at work is good for the bottom line.  Referenced:  The Chief Joy Officer and the Eastern Princess - Max Hunter's talk at the 2018 HR Congress in Brussels https://youtu.be/qXjjZhCU_jA What the hell does a Chief Joy Officer actually do? https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-hell-does-chief-joy-officer-actually-do-max-hunter/

Our guest of today’s episode is Max Hunter, who is a Chief Joy Officer. Max is going to share some tips about thriving in the workplace. The main question of this interview: What Is Needed To Create Thriving Workplaces?

On Episode 63 Of "Your Program Is Your Ticket" My Guests Are Actor/Director/Artistic Director Max Hunter And Actor/Resident Artist Christina Toth Of The Bridge Production Group, Discussing Their Upcoming Production Of David Hare's “The Blue Room” (Musical Intro And Outro By The Phenomenal North Coast, NYC) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tyriq Harris, Max Hunter, Ki, & Mike Vii all return to join Que in a 2017 recap discussion about memorable episodes, fragile hot takes, bold music opinions, iconic legends, rape culture, black racists, love language + much more. In addition, Jizza Raw, OneTakeDave, Young Rell, Phenom, and Max Hunter all join in for a bonus cypher to end the episode. @ROQLive @RightonQuelive #TalkAboutIt #ROQLive

Demel Michael, Max Hunter, Wizard215, & Myra joins Que in an epic supposedly completely unbiased discussion tallying and ranking the overall top 25 greatest rappers of all time, brace yourself, and enjoy. . @ROQLive @RightonQuelive #ROQLive #TalkAboutIt

Max Hunter joins Que to premier and annotate his new project; discussing topics ranging from religion, peer pressure, black male experiences, bad drug dealers, history + more. @ROQLive @RightonQuelive #ROQLive #TalkAboutIt #ItsJustDifferent

Uncool Chuck, Nebulus Flair, & Max Hunter join Que in a discussion about all things creative, from awakenings, to inspirations & influences, to music debates + more. @ROQLive @RightonQuelive rightonquelive.com #ROQLive #TalkAboutIt #ItsJustDifferent

Ozark Highlands Radio is a weekly radio program that features live music and interviews recorded at Ozark Folk Center State Park’s beautiful 1,000-seat auditorium in Mountain View, Arkansas. In addition to the music, our “Feature Host” segments take listeners through the Ozark hills with historians, authors and personalities who explore the people, stories, and history of the Ozark region. This week, new fashioned folk duo Bobby Glendy & Ruthie Haynie perform live at the Ozark Folk Center State Park. A performance from the traditional family folk trio “Love Holler.” Also, interviews with Bobby & Ruthie, and also with “Love Holler.” Mark Jones offers an archival recording of famed songwriter & Ozark folklorist Jimmy Driftwood, playing a traditional instrument called the “picking bow.” Writer, professor, and historian Dr. Brooks Blevins profiles the last in a series of three Ozark song catchers, Max Hunter. Bobby Glendy is a second generation guitarist who learned his love of music from his father. A long-time collaborator with many musicians in the Ozark region, Bobby is one of the finest flat pickers in the area and has a rich, resonate singing voice. Paired up with Ruthie Haynie, (vocals) the duo performs classic and traditional material with attention to detail and authenticity. Emma and Caroline Russell are among the next generation of outstanding young Ozark musicians. The sisters have crafted a truly unique and heartfelt vocal harmony style that is unrivaled. Raised on the music of the Carter Family and other traditional sounds, Emma and Caroline (guitar/banjo) are joined by their father, Tracy on bass to form the group Love Hollar. The name, Love Hollar, references a geographical location near their home in Batesville, Arkansas. Their sound is real and without pretension. They sing and they do it VERY well. In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers an archival recording of the famed songwriter & Ozark folklorist Jimmy Driftwood, playing a traditional instrument called the “picking bow,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. From his series entitled “Back in the Hills,” writer, professor and historian Dr. Brooks Blevins presents the last of three episodes on Ozark song catchers, the Springfield, Missouri collectors. This episode features a recording of Gordon McCann, Glenn Rickman, and Missy Pearce in a traditional Ozark jam session at Crane, Missouri, on December 16, 1978. The recording was made by song collector Gordon McCann, and is preserved by Missouri State University’s Meyer Library in its online collections. http://digitalcollections.missouristate.edu/cdm4/item_viewer.php?CISOROOT=/McCann&CISOPTR=0&CISOBOX=1&REC=2

Ozark Highlands Radio is a weekly radio program that features live music and interviews recorded at Ozark Folk Center State Park’s beautiful 1,000-seat auditorium in Mountain View, Arkansas. In addition to the music, our “Feature Host” segments take listeners through the Ozark hills with historians, authors and personalities who explore the people, stories, and history of the Ozark region. This week, modern folk minstrel and intimate songwriter Avery Hill performs live at the Ozark Folk Center State Park. Also, interviews with Avery, and performances and interviews with our very own “Flathoof Stringband.” Mark Jones offers an archival recording of legendary Ozark balladeer Ollie Gilbert, telling the story of “The Preacher and the Bear.” Writer, professor, and historian Dr. Brooks Blevins profiles the second in a series of three Ozark Civil War Ballads, “The Battle of Pea Ridge.” Hailing from Portland, Oregon, Avery Hill captures the essence of modern singer/songwriters in her music. Though Avery studied to be a school teacher, an environmental educator, and then a storyteller, all of these things eventually led her back to music, the thing she knows and loves best of all. Avery's first full-length recording, entitled “Dreams & Ghosts: A Family Album,” features intimate portraits, life lessons, & sometimes embarrassingly humorous songs inspired by her family’s history. Like a photo album, this collection of songs presents musical snapshots of different times in history, reflecting on universal themes of growing up and being brave. Old Time Ozark music played with passion and love, that’s the “Flathoof Stringband.” The group is comprised of guitarist Mike Sutter, who was a member of the original Ozark Folk Center house band when the park opened in 1973. (Sorry to age you there, Mike.) On fiddle is Roger Fountain, another long time OFC musician and one of the best dance fiddlers, anywhere. Wes Kent holds down mandolin duties and, along with his wife Judy, is an active volunteer in many Stone County music endeavors. Long time OFC musician Gresham McMillon holds it all together with his steady roll on the upright bass. In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers an archival recording of legendary Ozark balladeer Ollie Gilbert, telling her own version of the traditional story “The Preacher and the Bear.” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. From his series entitled “Back in the Hills,” writer, professor and historian Dr. Brooks Blevins profiles the second of three Ozark Civil War ballads. This episode features a recording of archivist Max Hunter himself, singing the Ozark Civil War ballad “The Battle of Pea Ridge,” that he learned from Allie Long Parker of Hog Scald Holler, Arkansas. The recording was made at the tenth annual meeting of the Arkansas Folklore Society in 1958, and is preserved in the Max Hunter Collection at Missouri State University. https://maxhunter.missouristate.edu/songinformation.aspx?ID=0126

A photographer and his models go to an old, abandoned castle to shoot some sexy covers for horror novels. Unbeknownst to them, the castle is inhabited by a lunatic who believes himself to ... See full summary »Director: Massimo Pupillo (as Max Hunter)Writers: Romano Migliorini (story), Roberto Natale (story)Stars: Mickey Hargitay, Walter Brandi, Ralph Zucker - via IMDB https://archive.org/details/bloody_pit_of_horror_ipod

Modern folk minstrels Cindy Woolf and Mark Bilyeu perform live at the Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View, Arkansas. Also, interviews with Cindy and Mark, Brooks Blevins: Beginnings of the Original Arkansas Folk Festival, and Mark Jones' "Vault" segment featuring Glen Branscum. Cindy Woolf & Mark Bilyeu are now collectively known as The Creek Rocks. Cindy and Mark bring traditional Ozark music into the modern acoustic world. This husband and wife duo formed a few years back after both enjoyed successful careers as musicians based out of Springfield, MO. Cindy a solo performer and Mark, former member of Big Smith, found a kinship on multiple levels. Their performance at the Ozark Folk Center State Park features a number of traditional and regional songs from the recorded archives of folklorists Max Hunter and John Quincy Wolf. Brooks Blevins provides a native’s view of the people, music, and colorful events that shape the Ozark region. The author and historian presents a brief history of the very first "Arkansas Folk Festival," that has been held annually in scenic Mountain View, Arkansas, since 1963. Mark Jones' “From the Vault” segment features a vintage recording of folk balladier Glen Branscum singing the rare spiritual “Some Hath Fathers,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives.

Alex Labato returns to the show to talk about 'Max Hunter 3: Snow Fall Finale' running on Kickstarter until July 2. The guys also discuss season two of 'Daredevil' and a new look for C3-PO in 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens'.

This week’s episode features the return of Alex Lobato, one of the creators of Max Hunter: Snow Fall, now from Think Alike Productions (which includes Dark Side Global). Alex is kicking off his latest Kickstarter campaign on this series this week, so listen to this interview to learn how you can contribute! He discusses how Max Hunter came to be, how great opportunities are opening doors for more Max Hunter adventures, and what the future might hold for this character and Gateway City! The first issue is now available for only $.99 at comixology.com, but can also be found at darksideglobal.com.  Be sure to listen in and stay to the end of the interview to hear something great that Alex had happen during this year’s Megacon in Orlando, Florida!

Max Hunter is at the end of his sophomore year at Valley View High School.  Track practice is proving to be an embarrassing affair.  He's not the best runner, but today something is different.  Today, he is fast!

I always think it’s a great thing when comics professionals work together, and my three guests this week are doing just that! Ruben Romero from The Agency, Alexander Lobato from Max Hunter and Robert Salley from The Salvagers are combining their forces to help get their excellent products out so fans both new and old can read them. They discuss what they’re doing and give us an idea what we can expect from them in the future. I’ll just say that it has something to do with Think Alike Productions and encourage you all to give a listen to their exciting plans! Be back next week for another great interview with another great comics professional! Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers VIP. It will help ensure Wayne's Comics Podcast continues far into the future!

We’re back and hitting the ground running! This week features the return of Alex Lobato, one of the creators of Max Hunter: Snow Fall: Part 2 from Dark Side Global, a company that’s developing a whole new comics universe centered in Gateway City. Alex is wrapping up his second Kickstarter campaign on this series, and you can still contribute by going to this link! He discusses his love of comics, how Max Hunter came to be and what the future might hold for this character and the company! The first issue is now available at comixology.com, but can also be found at darksideglobal.com and comicsfix.com.  Be sure to listen in to what he has to say and check out my review of the first issue at this link! Next week, I’ll be back to chat with another great comics creator! Don’t miss it!

Alex Labato joins Jeramy and Jack this week to discuss his project "Max Hunter", talk about the birth of the "Spider-Gwen" comic series and to say a final farewell to Saturday morning cartoons.

2014/08/15. Dr. Max Hunter.

Have you found Max Hunter: Snow Fall: Part 1 yet? This week I talk with Alex Lobato, one of the creators of the character, the comic and Dark Side Global, a company that’s developing a whole new comics universe centered in Gateway City. Alex discusses his love of comics, how Max Hunter came to be, who else we meet in this debut issue and a special project he’s working on that helps put comics into the hands of kids in hospitals. The book is on its way to comixology.com, but can already be found at darksideglobal.com and comicsfix.com. Be sure to listen in to what he has to say, and check out my review of this issue at this link! Next week, I’ll chat with Howard Shapiro about The Hockey Saint, an engaging graphic novel about friendship and hockey! Don’t miss it! Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers VIP. It will help ensure Wayne's Comics Podcast continues far into the future!