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Sunday Sermon with Pastor Petey Perkins: A Thanksgiving Message!  Hey everybody, it's ya boy, Corey Ryan Forrester! What you are about to hear is an episode of a project I've been working on for a few months now over at BonusCorey.com It's called Sunday Sermons With Pastor Petey Perkins  Pastor Petey Perkins is the preacher at Pastor Petey's place for parishioners, both pompous and proletariat alike!  A church that exists in the fictional universe I've created, called Chickaluki  Think “Lake Wobegon” and “Prarie Home Companion” by Garrison Keillor, but with a southern twist!  On my Substack at BonusCorey.com, I'm working really hard to expand everything in Chickaluki City Limits, and we are having a ton of fun.  Earlier this year, I wrote and recorded my first full-length Audio Drama set in Chickaluki. It's called Colonel Cornbread and The Case of The Confederate Ruby! You can find that and so much more by subscribing to my Substack, which can be found at BonusCorey.com  You can subscribe for free, but a measly 5 bucks a month gets you access to so much more. Plus, you get everything early and ad-free! And.. ya know… you're supporting the arts for only a cup of coffee a month!  Before I go, I should tell you that if you subscribe for the whole year, you get two months FREE!  Anyways, Happy Thanksgiving y'all…I hope it's a good one… and speaking of Thanksgiving… that's what Pastor Petey's sermon is all about… let's start the show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sunday Sermon with Pastor Petey Perkins: A Thanksgiving Message!  Hey everybody, it's ya boy, Corey Ryan Forrester! What you are about to hear is an episode of a project I've been working on for a few months now over at BonusCorey.com It's called Sunday Sermons With Pastor Petey Perkins  Pastor Petey Perkins is the preacher at Pastor Petey's place for parishioners, both pompous and proletariat alike!  A church that exists in the fictional universe I've created, called Chickaluki  Think “Lake Wobegon” and “Prarie Home Companion” by Garrison Keillor, but with a southern twist!  On my Substack at BonusCorey.com, I'm working really hard to expand everything in Chickaluki City Limits, and we are having a ton of fun.  Earlier this year, I wrote and recorded my first full-length Audio Drama set in Chickaluki. It's called Colonel Cornbread and The Case of The Confederate Ruby! You can find that and so much more by subscribing to my Substack, which can be found at BonusCorey.com  You can subscribe for free, but a measly 5 bucks a month gets you access to so much more. Plus, you get everything early and ad-free! And.. ya know… you're supporting the arts for only a cup of coffee a month!  Before I go, I should tell you that if you subscribe for the whole year, you get two months FREE!  Anyways, Happy Thanksgiving y'all…I hope it's a good one… and speaking of Thanksgiving… that's what Pastor Petey's sermon is all about… let's start the show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer – The Gift of PoetryAired Monday, December 7, 2020 at 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM EST / 6:00 PM GMT / 7:00 PM CETPoet and storyteller Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer gets audiences to wake up and take on their creative endeavors. She helps people find poetry in their own lives and tell their own stories. Join Voice Visionary Kara Johnstad and Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer in a heartfelt conversation on the voice of poetry Honoring our stories and stilling our insatiable thirst for beauty and truth by starting a writing practice. What makes a poem want to sing into the night? How can we let poetry unfold with ease? Is poetry medicine for the soul? Can we learn to bend into a poem and like a willow, surrender at its feet?About Rosemerry Wahtola TrommerRosemerry co-hosts Emerging Form, a podcast on creative process.She teaches poetry for mindfulness retreats, women’s retreats, scientists, hospice, and more. Her poetry has appeared in O Magazine, on A Prarie Home Companion, in Rattle.com, and in Ted Kooser’s American Life in Poetry. Her most recent collection, Hush, won the Halcyon Prize.To get in touch with Kara go to http://www.karajohnstad.com/Visit the Voice Rising show page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/voice-rising/#RosemerryWahtolaTrommer #TheGiftOfPoetry #VoiceRising #KaraJohnstad

Erica Rhodes (Sad Lemon - #1 on iTunes, A Prarie Home Companion, Bring the Funny - NBC) Almost six years since her last No Laugh Track recording, what's changed/what hasn't and why it's a good thing, awkward covid salutations, prepping for her upcoming comedy recordings in front of 400 cars.   Get your tickets to see Erica here: Erica Rhodes Tickets      

This week on the ol' Raydio podcast we talk to the creators of Netflix's Everything Sucks, Ben York-Jones & Michael Mohan.  Ben's latest movie "NEWNESS" is also on Netflix. Also, one of Jonah's favorite flicks "Save The Date" (directed by Michael) is discussed. But it's not all movies and tv! We stroll down 90's music memory lane and talk about what Prarie Home Companion would be if David Lynch hosted it.  Also, there's an announcement right near the end. Which Jonah wasn't sure if he was allowed to say, but was drunk.    SONGS The Descendants- Everything Sux   Dimber- Manges Tes Morts   Mikal Cronin- "Say" Video   FACIAL- Fashion Show   Supercrimes- Year of the Fear Pt. 2   Jessica Boudreaux- Televised Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 55-Really, Lefty is the first to let me know. It's diiiiiirty in the blanket fort today. Nips, probes, and an unsolved mystery in the form of pairing two interesting parts of human anatomy is how we start out, and it only gets weirder until we land on A Prarie Home Companion. And, really, it's better if you don't ask about the Jello salad. Hey! Did you know you can view the full episode description for links! Yeah! Click on stuff! TeamClearCoat website TeamClearCoat Instagram TeamClearCoat Twitter TeamClearCoat Facebook

Current Events, goodbye to Prarie Home Companion, Will Durst on The Donald

Current Events, goodbye to Prarie Home Companion, Will Durst on The Donald

Welcome to episode 3 of the See Hear podcast. Wendi was absent taking part in a drum battle against Animal, but Tim, Sticky and Maurice carried on regardless. This time around we discuss Robert Altman’s final film, A Prairie Home Companion. Plenty of music is performed here, but the focus of this film is more on death. Having said that, this film is a million miles from being morbid, and is a wonderful celebration of life. We discuss the movie but also get all philosophical on y’all discussing pancakes, jumpers / pullovers knitted by grandma, and how much of the film’s budget went into purchasing blow for one of its stars. Please join us for another fun episode of the show. You can it download from iTunes (search for” See Hear Podcast” or download / stream from http://seehear.podbean.com Join the podcast Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/seehearpodcast/ (Tell your friends about us).

Speaker or Performer: Pr. Mark D. Lovett Scripture Passage(s): Matthew 15:21-28 Date of Delivery: March 16, 2014 In the name of the Father and of the +Son and of the Holy Spirit.What kind of church do you want? Do you want a church that’s really just a nightclub on Sunday mornings where a band plays and a singer sways to the emotion of the music; a scene built to play to your emotions and pump you up, making you fall in love with Jesus. Yeah, that’s in the Bible.What about a church that’s really just a live variety show like those of yesteryear on TV? You know the ones: jokes and stories are told and skits are performed and there’s an MC we call pastor, and there’s always a lesson but it’s wrapped in comedy and down home common sense. Kinda like the Red-Green Show, or Garison Keeler’s “Prarie Home Companion”. Where we make fun of ourselves and don’t take ourselves too seriously. Yeah, that’s in the Bible.Well what about a church wherein Jesus calls you a dog? One of those mangy beasts that returns to its own vomit. I know, you love your dog. You groom your dog and feed it and let it jump up in your lap and snuggle with it and all that stuff, some of you even have insurance for your dog. You take your dog hunting and fishing and play fetch with it. You even clean up your dog’s business. Your dog is your friend and companion. I get it. And I don’t want to insult your dog, but your dog is only that way because dogs are weak and dumb. They’ll go to any fire, no matter if the person that made the fire hates dogs or love them. They’ll eat anything if their stomach is hungry. Oh, I know, your dog is picky, but that’s because you pamper it. Leave alone for a few days and you’ll see how unpicky dogs really are. They truly do return to their own vomit.I know I’m being tuned out by the dog-lovers among us, but a dog is a dog. It’s not a person. It’s an animal. And, frankly, it’s a low-end animal. It will befriend anyone who will care for it a bit and who’ll feed it. Apart from human interactions, dogs are little more than the dingos of Australia or the hyenas of Africa. They’re pack animals that scavenge and the weak are killed by the pack. In Jesus’ day dogs weren’t pets. The dogs of Scripture, not the dogs of that insane talking dog movies, or even the dogs of PetSmart. They were always strays, always nasty, always unwanted. Dogs are never cute and cuddly in Scriptures; they’re never man’s best friend. They’re always nasty and associated with disease and filth.That’s the church this Canaanite woman got: the one where Jesus calls her a nasty, disease-ridden, unwanted dog. We like our dogs; dogs that are cute and cuddly and friendly. We don’t like the neighborhood stray that’s always coming around begging for food and trying to sneak in our garage. The dog that tears up our trash for a scrap of uneaten pizza. We hate that dog. That dog is a blight. We call the cops on that dog. (What a society we live in when we can call the cops on a dog!)But we wouldn’t stand for it if the pastor called us a dog and ignored you… people have left for far less haven’t they? That’s why people love those other churches, the ones I described a few minutes ago. There’s no chance of being called a dog there. No way. Those churches are built on the idea of please ‘em and keep ‘em. Give ‘em what they want and they’ll keep coming and tithe their money and volunteer for your programs and be happy. They’ll even invite their friends. Look like the world and have the success of the world. And who doesn’t want to sparkle like Hollywood and sound like Nashville? Those places succeed and are fun and they would never, never, never call their customers dogs.But Jesus did. For what does it profit a man if he gains the whole world but forfeits his soul?Oh, I know, those churches talk about Jesus, right? So do the demons. They even call Him the Son of God and know He is here to vanquish them. Knowing who Jesus is doesn’t make one a Christian. Faith makes a Christian. Faith like this Canaanite woman. Even though they are disease-ridden bags of worms, dogs have faith. Not the animals, but the dogs like this Canaanite woman.True Christians are like the neighborhood stray: they hang around even when they are unwanted and chased off. They come back, even if only for a scrap of food. They know there is food and warmth with Jesus, so nothing deters them from following Him. Even when it seems as if He is ignoring them and not listening, when His disciples try to chase them off – those disciples who try to make Christianity look like the world. True Christians don’t abandon Christ in the Sacraments because one of the disciples offended them. True Christians don’t turn tail and run when there’s no money and no fun. True Christians are like Jacob, they will not let go until they have received their blessing; even when God has wounded them. They know that with God there is life and restoration and true peace. True Christians are like this woman of Canaan: they will not stop until they’ve received something from the Master.Your faith, Christian, has saved you. Not your goodness and works of charity. Not your pedigree of Lutheran or American or being white or middle class. Your faith. And what is your faith? It is the tenacious grasp you have on the promises of God in Christ that He will save you and forgive you and love you to the end. So that even in the midst of your sin and shame you cry out with full assurance of being heard: “Lord, have mercy!” Even though you feel as though you don’t belong and that others are begging you to be silent and go away, you cry out with tenacity and boldness: “Lord, have mercy!”You have caught the ear of the Savior. He has turned His attention to you. Here is His mercy. Your faith has saved you. Here is the Master’s table. And far from mere scraps, from it falls the Master’s body and blood for you. No matter your station in life, your income, your pedigree, or your sinful ways. Here His blood is poured out for you and here is Body is given to you that you may be whole; that you may be holy.+ In Nomine Iesu +

While New York may be the greatest city in the world, many Texans will tell you their state is the biggest in the USA: both in size (save for Alaska) and in heart. One special Texas trio ‘Pets In the City’ met with on a recent cold winter’s day might just prove the boast. Luke Robinson, a big man with two big dogs, set out from Austin, Texas several months ago on foot with one goal in mind-- to walk all the way to Boston in the name of bringing attention to canine cancer research. And boy howdy, have they succeeded. We caught up with Luke and his two beautiful Great Pyrenees Mountain Dogs, Hudson and Murphy, on Manhattan’s Upper East Side to talk more about their unusual pilgramage and the special dog who started it all. Along their 2,000-plus mile journey, Robinson collected an eclectic backpack full of snapshots of small and big-town life. (Think Garrison Keillor’s Prarie Home Companion in the age of Twitter.) Listen in as we caught up with Luke and ‘the boys’ to talk about where they came from, where they’ve been, and what they hope their journey will accomplish. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - A Journey of 2000-Plus Miles: Luke Robinson and "His Boys" with Diane West

This week Paul, Jon and Jennifer cover Marley & Me, Knowing, Bronson, Interstate 60, and A Prarie Home Companion. There's also the return of "this week in movie history", and Desert Island Flicks covers the best TV to movie adaptation.

Sound effects expert and voice actor Fred Newman (from A Prarie Home Companion); More Current Events

Sound effects expert and voice actor Fred Newman (from A Prarie Home Companion); More Current Events