Podcasts about retelling

Join John Randolph for part 1 of his special two part interview with Rob Brown, the founder of Accounting Influencers, on Episode 66 of CPA Life. The concept of “story” figures heavily into their conversation about talent in the profession, highlighting the value of both personal and employer branding to drive better outcomes. Rob looks at the role of thought leadership as pivotal insofar as changing the paradigmatic, Big Four-oriented story that permeates the general perception of accounting, and they agree that there is a shared responsibility between individual accountants and firms that are making a difference in the space, to rebuild some of the lost trust and prestige accounting has lost in recent years. Get the full show notes and more resources at CPALifePodcast.com

If you love the children's classic, A Little Princess and story of Joseph from the Bible, imagine them set in a fantasy world filled with artists. Listen in while we talk about art academies and princes who don't want to be king! note: links may be affiliate links that provide me with a small commission at no extra expense to you.  Author of books like The Vault between Spaces and Beast, Chawna Schroeder does it again with a wonderful world of art and honor--and the things in between.  Don't forget to check out the seven elements of the school "hidden" (not really but you get the idea) on the cover!  Illuminary by Chawna Schroeder  Glimpse the past, illuminate the future. Yosarai Patican dreams of becoming an illuminator in a country that values art above all else. A lofty goal that finally seems within reach when she earns a position at the prestigious Academy of the Seven Arts. Although Yosarai loathes to leave behind her quiet country life, she travels to the capital, determined to live up to her mother's fame as one of Indel's greatest artists. Prince Xander never planned to become king. Indeed, he never wanted to become king. But when his father dies suddenly, he is thrust into the middle of coronation preparations—and assassination attempts. With everyone around him in increasing danger, Xander decides to hide in neighboring Indel until the time for him to be crowned king arrives. Posing as an inventor struggling with aesthetics, Xander enlists Yosarai's aid as part of his cover, but soon he suspects she knows more than she should. But when danger threatens and secrets are exposed, entering a competition reputed as cutthroat may be the only way for them to protect everything they hold dear. Learn more about Chawna on her WEBSITE and follow her on GoodReads and BookBub. Like to listen on the go? You can find Because Fiction Podcast at: Apple Castbox Google Play Libsyn RSS Spotify Amazon and more!

April 9, 2025Torah Smash! The Podcast for Nerdy JewsEpisode 78 - New Games, Old WisdomIn this episode, we dice into the world of reboots, remastering, and retelling, both in the sacred and the pixelated. Ethan begins by sharing his love for the remastered version of one of his favorite games, Star Wars: Dark Forces, and what changed in its recent rerelease. We discuss movie reboots, and why it's sometimes okay for things to change. And while some properties struggle with an updated version, some things in life seem to only get better with each replay.00:00:41 Time Warps00:02:45 Star Wars Dark Forces00:05:08 Pirkei Avot Chapter 500:06:43 Love for Retro Gaming00:13:05 Why retell and remaster?00:15:42 Sometimes you turn it and nothing happens00:18:01 Turn it and use it again00:20:07 Retelling, Remastering, and Rebooting, Oh my!00:24:02 What do we want to keep the same?00:26:31 Changes we look forward toShare this episode with a friend: https://www.torahsmash.com/post/episode-78-new-games-old-wisdomConnect with us online, purchase swag, support us with a donation, and more at www.torahsmash.com.

In this powerful exploration of God's dwelling place, we journey through the Bible's rich temple imagery. From Eden to the New Creation, we see God's unwavering desire to be with His people. The story of Solomon's Temple in 2 Chronicles 7 becomes a launching point to understand how God's presence has evolved throughout scripture. We're challenged to see beyond physical structures and recognize that through Jesus, we ourselves have become living temples. This shift from external to internal holiness invites us to reconsider our relationship with God. Are we fully embracing the reality that the Holy Spirit dwells within us? This message encourages us to surrender completely to God's presence, reminding us that true transformation comes not from religious symbols or buildings, but from allowing God to work in and through us.

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:35-36 as retold by Lucius Secundus. Lucius Secundus is voiced by Mike Moffitt

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:55-61 as retold by Joseph of Arimathea. Joseph is voiced by John Lewis

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:51-53 as retold by Gaius Marcellus. Gaius is voiced by John Lewis

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:47-50 as retold by Mary the Mother of Jesus. Mary is voiced by Elise

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:45-46 as retold by Nicodemus. Nicodemus is voiced by Bob Walters

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:39-44 as retold by the disciple John. John is voiced by John Lewis

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:37-38 as retold by Barabbas. Barabbas is voiced by Heath Hollensbe

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:31-32 as retold by Simon of Cyrene. Simon of Cyrene is voiced by Rob DeKlotz

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:33-34 as retold by Lucius Secundus. Lucius Secundus is voiced by Mike Moffitt

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 28:1-6 as retold by Mary Magdalene. Mary Magdalene is voiced by Jill Hamilton

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:26-31 as retold by Lucius Decimus. Lucius Decimus is voiced by Mike Moffitt

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:19 as retold by a visiting Galiliean. Visiting Galilean is voiced by Bob Walters

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:19 as retold by Pilate's Wife. Pilate's Wife is voiced by Clara

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:15-18, 20-23 as retold by Barabbas. Barabbas is voiced by Heath Hollensbe

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:2, 11-14 as retold by Pontius Pilate. Pontius Pilate is voiced by Matt Allen

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:61-66 as retold by Joseph of Arimathea. Joseph is voiced by John Lewis

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:51-53 as retold by the disciple Peter. Peter is voiced by Heath Hollensbe

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 28:7-10 as retold by Mary Magdalene. Mary Magdalene is voiced by Jill Hamilton

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 28:16-20 as retold by the disciple Thomas. Thomas is voiced by Heath Hollensbe

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 28:11-15 as retold by Nicodemus. Nicodemus is voiced by Bob Walters

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 26:63-66 as retold by Nicodemus. Nicodemus is voiced by Bob Walters

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 26:58, 69-75 as retold by the disciple Peter. Peter is voiced by Heath Hollensbe

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 27:3-10 as retold by the disciple Judas. Judas is voiced by Branden Hubbell

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 26:59-63a as retold by Nicodemus. Nicodemus is voiced by Bob Walters

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 26:67-68 as retold by Ahaz. Ahaz is voiced by Rob DeKlotz

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 26:47 as retold by the disciple Judas. Judas is voiced by Branden Hubbell

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 26:55-57 as retold by Malchus. Malchus is voiced by John Erickson

Send us a textThis is a dramatic retelling of the scripture found in Matthew 26:42, 44 as retold by the disciple James. James is voiced by Brian Neufeld

On this episode of Buzzing about Romance, Lindsey, Jenni, and Amanda join Becky to dive into a debate that has book lovers and writers constantly talking — whats the difference between fan fiction and a retelling.

These characters are free, but at what cost?

 Eclectic authors are right up my alley, and Tabitha Caplinger is no exception. Listen in and see why I bought The Castle Rose before we finished our interview!   note: links may be affiliate links that provide me with a small commission at no extra expense to you.  Fantasy of all sorts (light or deep) seems to be Tabitha's strength, but when you mash up Beauty and the Beast with Phantom of the Opera and set it in New Orleans...  Add in beignets and... well... score!   The Castle Rose by Tabitha Caplinger  Bastian Roux lived and died a hundred years ago. Kind of. He certainly feels like nothing more than a ghost as he haunts the abandoned Castle Rose Theatre, his only solace found in the notes of his piano. That is until Odette arrives. Odette Durand moved to New Orleans for a fresh start. The coffee-addicted local bookshop manager never expected to be pulled into something supernatural and she certainly doesn't believe in ghosts. But seeing a man no one else can see and hearing music that shouldn't exist makes a girl question her beliefs–and her sanity. With a mysterious and somewhat charming Southern gentleman thrown in the mix, Odette finds herself entangled in a century-old rivalry bound by a curse. If she's the only one who can see Bastian, is she also the only one who can break whatever is keeping him stuck in the realm between the living and the dead? As Odette and Bastian navigate the shadows of Bastian's past, they must grapple with the ultimate question: Will breaking the curse give Bastian his life back or take it away forever? Learn more about Tabitha on WEBSITE and follow her on GoodReads and BookBub. Like to listen on the go? You can find Because Fiction Podcast at: Apple Castbox Google Play Libsyn RSS Spotify Amazon and more!

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Dans cet épisode on analyse le phénomène des retellings mythologiques qui ont envahis les librairies ces dernières années en se demandant s'ils apportent véritablement quelque chose à ces histoires où s'ils ne sont qu'un autre scam du capitalisme.La chaîne YouTube de Luna : https://www.youtube.com/@lunalitquoiLa chaîne YouTube de Enzo : https://www.youtube.com/@EnzoReadsInstagram : @enzoreads & @lunalitquoi Le podcast : https://www.instagram.com/livreslaughlove/Tiktok : https://www.tiktok.com/@livreslaughlovepo?lang=enSpotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/7v8cthhH5O72pXNo7hnhq1?si=03f6d0fcc0994fc0Livres mentionnés :- Lady Macbeth, Ava Reid- Circé, Madeline Miller- L'odysée, Homère- L'iliad, Homère- Le chant d'Achilles, Madeline Miller- Angels before man, rafael nicolás- Le voleur de foudre, Rick Riordan- L'odysée de Pénélope, Margaret Atwood- Lavinia, Ursula K. Le Guin- Electra, Jennifer Saint- Ariadne, Jennifer Saint- Les mémoires d'Adrien, Marguerite Youcenar- Le silence des vaincues, Pat Barker- Les femmes de Troyes, Pat Barker- Clitemnestra, Costanza Casati- Le banquet, Platon- L'aveuglement, José Saramago- Ces soleils ardents, Nincemon Fallé- Hello beautiful, Ann NapolitanoSources :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tL3Pbc_zhUhttps://islandmag.com/read/who-owns-the-greek-myths-by-katerina-cosgrove

From Houda Benyamina's feminist take on "The Three Musketeers" in "All For one", to a morality tale in the French mountains in "How to Make a Killing" with French star Franck Dubosc and the animated sea story "A Boat in the Garden", film critic Perrine Quennesson gives us her French film picks of the moment.

“The Good News is still good news.” “I'm very pro-democracy, and yet democracy has never been the necessary prerequisite for the good news of Jesus Christ to flourish. …  The good news of Jesus Christ doesn't win and doesn't lose based on a political party winning or losing.” (Walter Kim, from this episode) How does evangelicalism relate to the dominant political powers of our world? In this episode Mark Labberton welcomes Walter Kim to Conversing. As the president of the National Association of Evangelicals and host of the Difficult Conversations podcast, Walter holds on to deep Christian orthodoxy alongside the most vigorous and necessary intellectual, personal, ethical, and theological reflections, offering a vision of leadership and spiritual-moral imagination to bolster the future of evangelicalism. Together they discuss: Christianity, pluralism, and polarization The fraught meaning of “evangelicalism” in America and what it means to be a “good news person” in this political moment The human impulse to wield power and the temptation of evangelicals to join with empire The Christian underpinnings of the American nation's founding and the necessary ingredients for the rise of Christian nationalism How evangelicals are retelling and recasting the story of the gospel in today's political climate About Walter Kim Walter Kim serves as the president of the National Association of Evangelicals, a role he's held since January of 2020. Previously, he was the pastor of Boston's historic Park Street Church, and has served other churches in Vancouver, British Columbia, and Charlottesville, Virginia, and as a campus chaplain at Yale University. He received a BA from Northwestern University, an MDiv from Regent College, and a PhD from Harvard University in Near Eastern languages and civilizations. He hosts the Difficult Conversations podcast. Show Notes Long-term faithfulness to the gospel in the maelstrom of challenges and difficulties ”My experience has been one of extremes. … There is the lived reality of polarization, at which I find often myself right in the centre.” ”Sober self-assessment … one should always, as a Christian, be self-suspicious: Am I compromising? … Am I responding in faith or out of fear?” “Purveyor of the good news in action.” “Our labour in Christ is not in vain … ultimately Christ remains Lord and Savior of all.” The word “evangelical” and the state of US evangelicalism What does it mean to be a “good news person”? World Evangelical Alliance General Assembly Laussane and a gathering of five thousand evangelicals from around the world “It's not a branding issue. It's a substance issue.” “Global church with a polycentric distribution of leadership and resources” “Whatever our maelstrom and vortex may be in America, it pales in comparison to what brothers and sisters are experiencing throughout the world.” “I'm very pro-democracy, and yet democracy has never been the necessary prerequisite for the good news of Jesus Christ to flourish. …  The good news of Jesus Christ doesn't win and doesn't lose based on a political party winning or losing.” Religious community vs “the other” How does the church relate to dominant powers? Image of God is not just an abstract idea “The democratization of the image of God to all people—not just to the rulers—was a profoundly prophetic statement.” Tower of Babel: A story not just about hubris, but about hoarding power and the ways political imperialism can use religion for its own purposes. “This is not a uniquely American problem. … This is a problem of humanity.” Evangelicals who have given themselves to empire Marring God's image and remaking God in our own image Pluralism and Christianity The capacity for self-reflection The Christian underpinnings of the American nation's founding, and the rise of Christian nationalism “What's different now is the pluralism.” The necessary ingredients for the rise of Christian nationalism Ingredient 1: The belief that America was founded as a Christian nation Ingredient 2: A sense or feeling of loss Ingredient 3: The answer to regaining what you lost is political Descriptive versus prescriptive: Was America founded as a Christian nation? Hope in the loving and just reign of God No national church: “living under their own vine and fig tree.” The reason we don't privilege Christianity in the Constitution Lilly Endowment project “The Good News is still good news.” “Retelling and recasting the story … as a message of hope.” “ This initiative is an opportunity for us to tell the beautiful story of Jesus, while not neglecting the ways that story has been marred.” Luke 4: Jesus's first public speech. “ The Spirit of the Lord is upon me. He has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor, freedom for the prisoner, sight for the blind, release for the oppressed. And to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor.” Production Credits Conversing is produced and distributed in partnership with Comment magazine and Fuller Seminary.

What's up Bros? We are back with RHOBH and there was so much to discuss this episode we had to break it up into 2 parts. In part 1, we get to meet Boz's boyfriend Keely. Erika and Dorit catch up and Dorit fills her in about an upcoming therapy session with PK. Then we get a little more discussion on whether or not Kyle and PK are texting one another. They also discuss Sutton and her ability to go low when some ladies in the group are going through it. Our theory is that she just doesn't want to be left out and hoped that Dorit would confide in her, and when she didn't she felt left out again and lashed out. Boz and Dorit sit down to recap the therapy session and after a 4 hour back and forth, PK stormed out and slammed the door. But not before he told both Dorit and their therapist "This is why I want a divorce!". There might be some theories out there that this is staged and or exaggerated a bit... but we'll let youse be the judge. Garcelle has an extremely touching scene when she goes over her experience with Oliver and his addiction. Retelling a very difficult night in which she had to refuse to let Oliver into her house. But to see him thriving now with his son and his family around him was pretty special. Dorit and Erika discuss the potential texts between Kyle and PK over facetime before the Viper Room, and Erika gives Dorit the ok to bring it up at her event.... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Please sir, can I have some more Dickens?” In this episode, author Kathy George discusses her latest novel, The Scent of Oranges – a retelling of the classic Dickens story Oliver Twist from the perspective of character Nancy. Kathy shares her love for gothic literature and why she chose this story to rewrite. 00:00 Introduction04:46 Nat Newman’s writing tip: Character milestones08:36 WIN! The Hidden Hand by Stella Rimington10:30 Word of the week: ‘Susurrous’13:02 Writer in residence: Kathy George16:25 Getting the narrative voice right22:22 Researching Nancy’s character24:51 Kathy’s love for gothic literature25:53 Understanding what “gothic” means28:39 Thoughts on Dickens' female characters30:24 On fleshing out Nancy's story33:01 Retelling classic stories36:48 Writing process and discipline40:26 Kathy’s advice for aspiring writers44:35 Final thoughts Read the show notes Connect with Valerie and listeners in the podcast community on Facebook Visit WritersCentre.com.au | ValerieKhoo.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Percival Everett is a prolific author – his 2001 book Erasure was recently adapted into the Oscar-winning film American Fiction. But his latest book, James, expands on a story readers around the world already know: Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn. In today's episode, Everett speaks with NPR's Andrew Limbong about why he wanted to reframe the classic novel from the perspective of the enslaved titular character, why he doesn't think of his new work as a direct response to Twain, and why he doesn't buy into the controversy surrounding the original.To listen to Book of the Day sponsor-free and support NPR's book coverage, sign up for Book of the Day+ at plus.npr.org/bookofthedayLearn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sits down with “The Chosen” creator and showrunner Dallas Jenkins. Set in the house of Caiaphas, they discuss Dallas' early failures and the transformative experiences that led him to bring forth the most important story ever told. They discuss proper sacrifice, intention, and offering, the role of the Herald in the modern day, and how to honor Jesus as both God and man. This episode was filmed on December 10th, 2024.  | Links | For Dallas Jenkins: Watch “The Chosen” https://www.thechosen.tv/en-us Dallas on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DallasJenkinsOfficial/ Dallas on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dallas.jenkins/?hl=en

Join Ell, Micah, Aaron J. Smith, Mat, Josiah, W Scott McCandless, Daniela, and more of our amazing co-hosts for the return of the leftist Bible study podcast: The Word in Black and Red in celebration of Christmas. We will be back to our weekly schedule from now on!Get more from The Word in Black and Red.Check out Aaron's podcast All Things Made New.Read up on Mat's insight at Church of the Affirmation.Enjoy Josiah's fiction at Pulp and memes at @church_of_christ_the_anarchist.Listen to Scott's amazing podcast Retelling the Bible.Help Daniela get their book published by joining the Discord in the first link! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's All Been Done Radio Hour #501  Itsahlbend Theatre #23 "The First Christmas"     Kristin banters with Beth and Grace. Then Archduke Edmund and Celestene retell the classic biblical story of the very first Christmas.    Visit our website http://iabdpresents.com Script books, clothing, and more at https://amzn.to/3km2TLm Please support us at http://patreon.com/IABD   Find more from It's All Been Done Radio Hour here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iabdpresents/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iabdpresents   A comedy radio show originally performed Saturday, December 9, 2023, at Boxland in Columbus, Ohio.       BANTER Kristin Green, Beth Debelak, and Grace Wilson    STARRING Shane Stefanchik as Archduke Edmund / Gabriel  Samantha Stark as Celestene / Mary Christ  ALSO STARRING  Darren Esler as Joseph Christ  Keith Jackson as the Innkeeper  Joe Morales as Cow  Ben Neidenthal as Sheep  Kristin Green as Shepherd  Jerome Wetzel, Ashley Clements, and Megan Overholt as shepherd extras  Beth Debelak as Caspar  Casey May as Melchoir  Ryan Yohe as Balthasar  Nathan Haley as the Little Dummer Boy      Narrated by Darren Esler  Foley Artist Megan Overholt  Podcast edited by Trulie Awesome Productions     It's All Been Done Radio Hour created and produced by Jerome Wetzel  Written by Jerome Wetzel  Directed by Chase McCants and Jerome Wetzel  Music Director Kristin Green  Theme Songs composed by Nathan Haley, with lyrics by Jerome Wetzel  Technical Director Shane Stefanchik   When you post about us, hashtag #IABD   #youtuberadioplays #bestyoutubepodcastchannels  

Do you find yourself stuck replaying the same negative stories about your setbacks, feeling like you've failed or can't move forward? In the 2nd episode about building resilience, we explore how to shift the way you think about challenges and setbacks. By retelling the stories in your head, you can move from feeling stuck or pulling back to seeing opportunities for growth and learning instead. We will take a look at practical ways to build resilience all by managing what is happening your own mind so you can get unstuck and move forward! www.rympodcast.com

The latest book from Jan Brett is “Alice in a Winter Wonderland” and as she has done for the past several books; Jan gets on a bus, goes across the country, talks to kids, talks about the book, does a signing, and puts on quite the show.

As Donald Trump returns to the White House, his desire to recast January 6 as a day of “love and peace,” as he called it during his campaign, seems as strong as ever. Earlier this week, he told the NBC reporter Kristen Welker that he would “most likely” pardon Capitol rioters on day one. This week's Radio Atlantic shares the first episode of our series about January 6 published just before the 2024 election, called We Live Here Now.  Hanna Rosin and co-host Lauren Ober enter a universe of alternative facts, speaking with J6 prisoners and their families, and following a J6 case on which Ober was a juror. Mostly, though, the series is about their neighbor, who they discovered one day is a crucial character in the retelling of January 6. Subscribe to We Live Here Now wherever you get podcasts. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | PocketCasts | YouTube –- Share understanding this holiday season. For less than $2 a week, give a yearlong Atlantic subscription to someone special. They'll get unlimited access to Atlantic journalism, including magazine issues, narrated articles, puzzles, and more. Give today at TheAtlantic.com/podgift. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

[REBROADCAST FROM March 19, 2024] Author Percival Everett had a big year, with the adaptation of his novel Erasure, "American Fiction," taking home the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay. Now, he's written a new novel, a retelling of the story of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn  through the perspective of Jim, the enslaved man who joins Huck's journey. Everett joins us to discuss James. This segment is guest-hosted by Kousha Navidar.

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