Podcast appearances and mentions of robbie madison

[This episode has Robbie Madison, Jed Payne and Joey Svendsen in it]Feels like a chill time of encouragement amongst three friends, like it's a church small group.  Robbie sheds some light on the fallacy that "only good things should happen because of God," Jed still struggles with the concept of a "tit for tat" God, and Joey tries to encourage Jed with his own journey along the same lines after he shuts up about a recent UFO sighting of his. E-mail the PWNA team here.Theme Song by Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Roc): Apple MusicSend a text to the crew (we may read these on air)Be a Patron / Tip the Host (Venmo)

[Produced by Hayne Griffin, this episode has Hayne, Robbie Madison and Joey Svendsen]Christmas Playlist   Apple Music I SpotifyFor the final episode of the year, Hayne rounds Joey and Robbie up for some Christmas talk, picking up where they left off last year in "Baby, It's Cold Outside (EP13),"  the last episode these three talked Christmas for an hour.   Today they talk whether or not the brilliance of the movie Four Christmases is all due to Vince Vaughn's humor.  They deliberate on whether Santa and elaborate gift-giving conflicts with the purity of the true Gospel story, and consider if the German tradition of “night of Saint Nick” may be a better option.  The three go in to a bit of the history of that tradition and reflect on Christmases past, how their parents implemented Santa into their childhood christmases and how they have walked this season out with their kids currently as parents themselves.  They also manage to fit in a conversation about a scientific study on guys' need for quality “guy-time.”E-mail the PWNA team here.Theme Song by Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Roc): Apple MusicSend a text to the crew (we may read these on air)Be a Patron / Tip the Host (Venmo)

[This episode is produced by Joey Svendsen, having contributions from Ellen Mauro, Robbie Madison, Amy Alderman, Joey Svendsen, Jared Svendsen, Stoy Prioleau, and Michael Sweet, courtesy of Seacoast Podcast]Check out Robbie's single "Lost My Best Friend" / Spotify / Apple A lot is on the table for this one.  From a discussion on the rapid transition of the 1980s glam metal scene, to a complete Seattle Grunge-takeover in the early 1990s, to a reading of journal entries about my (Joey) mental health crisis, this time 5 years ago.  Listeners are also treated by hearing clips of the brand new single by our very own Robbie Madison called "I Lost My Friend," this song partly inspired by seeing his friend Joey (me) Svendsen walk through that very same mental health crisis 5 years ago.  Lastly, Joey talks to Amy and his brother Jared about Ellen's interest in talking to a medium.  Amy and Jared have stern warnings, encouraging her to abort this plan. Get The B-Sides Feed  Facebook Discussion Group here.E-mail the PWNA team here.Theme Song, other Music by Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Roc): Apple MusicOther music: Derek Minor, Mechanical River. Send a text to the crew (we may read these on air)Host and producer, Joey Svendsen also hosts and produces two other podcasts, coming more from the church world:Seacoast Church's Things You Won't Hear on Sunday Podcast &The Endurance Factor Podcast Other podcasts affiliated with co-hosts of PWNA:Jed's Church & Other DrugsMatt's The Great Deconstruction

[This episode with Joey Svendsen, Amy Alderman, Hayne Griffin, Robbie Madison, and Stoy Prioleau, was produced by Joey Svendsen]The three videos discussed in this episode can be found here: video, video 2, video 3.Some deep sharing on this episode, Hayne talks about the anger he lives with and Robbie shares how as a child he was discouraged from being proud of anything.  The five talk about standup comedians, Hayne likening them to modern-day prophets, highlighting their importance in society. Joey presents a couple of jokes he saw on instagram, one was a story by a comedian about a family member with down syndrome, the other was a black male mocking the voices and facial expressions of white college, female students. Can comedy go too far?  Is every topic fair game to laugh at?  Is there a "right way" to make fun of anything?  Recently on a text feed amongst the podcast host team, Amy thought Hayne made a "fat joke" about her and even though he didn't, Amy shares why she wouldn't have objected.  Get The B-Sides Feed  Facebook Discussion Group here.E-mail the PWNA team here.Theme Song, other Music by Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Roc): Apple MusicOther music: Mechanical River, Derek Minor. Send a text to the crew (we may read these on air)Host and producer, Joey Svendsen also hosts and produces two other podcasts, coming more from the church world:Seacoast Church's Things You Won't Hear on Sunday Podcast &The Endurance Factor Podcast Other podcasts affiliated with co-hosts of PWNA:Jed's Church & Other DrugsMatt's The Great Deconstruction

[This episode is produced by Hayne Griffen and hosted by Joey Svendsen, Hayne Griffen, Robbie Madison, and Matt Oxley]Robbie became a father [thrice] recently and the four reflect on parenting in the context of faith, Joey sharing seasons in which he didn't have the tools to guide his kids spiritually, given his own confusion and angst about the deeper things, at those points in his life.  Joey also processes out loud a situation in which an adult with leadership position over one of his kids crossed major lines and asks his co-hosts for feedback on how he handled the situation.  Peer mentoring in high gear!  The three also talk appropriateness in regards to joking about some one's gayness, they offer Robbie moral support for his upcoming vasectomy and share what they believe to be backwards, the emphasis Christians put on a "sinners' prayer," when simultaneously putting very little focus on whether one has any fruit from living a gospel-centered life. Get The B-Sides Feed  Facebook Discussion Group here.E-mail the PWNA team here.Theme Song, other Music by Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Roc): Apple MusicOther music: Mechanical River.Send a text to the crew (we may read these on air)Host and producer, Joey Svendsen also hosts and produces two other podcasts, coming more from the church world:Seacoast Church's Things You Won't Hear on Sunday Podcast &The Endurance Factor Podcast Other podcasts affiliated with co-hosts of PWNA:Jed's Church & Other DrugsMatt's The Great Deconstruction

[Recorded on the evening of May 15 2024, in this episode:  Joey Svendsen, Hayne Griffin, Robbie Madison, Matt Oxley]With “Firefighter Hayne” present, the host crew discuss some pretty intense emergency situations that Hayne was also present at while working his vocation as a rescue worker. Somehow the discussion shifts to everyones' most fearful ways to die and whether the jumpers' acts on 9/11 were suicides, even though they were going to die regardless. Great fun!  But don't fear, the conversation gets a bit more light-hearted.  Given the recent Independence Day celebration and with a chaotic election season looming, christian nationalism, what Jesus would say to the American church, and whether “winning” has anything to do with the gospel, are some of the topics at hand on this one.  The catalyst of the conversation = Joey's son and some of his peers got a singing gig for a gathering of conservative Christians, their meeting centering around "winning the country back to God" and steering America's culture back in alignment with biblical values.  All of this got Joey thinking about Jesus winning by losing (His death and resurrection); and whether Christians should be concerned whatsoever with winning their country back to God.  Get The B-Sides Feed  Facebook Discussion Group here.E-mail the PWNA team here.Theme Song and Intro Music: Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Rock): Apple MusicClosing and intro music by Derek Minor.Send a text to the crew (we may read these on air)Host and producer, Joey Svendsen also hosts and produces two other podcasts, coming more from the church world:Seacoast Church's Things You Won't Hear on Sunday Podcast &The Endurance Factor Podcast Other podcasts affiliated with co-hosts of PWNA:Jed's Church & Other DrugsMatt's The Great Deconstruction

[hosts contributing on this episode: Joey Svendsen, Stoy Prioleau, Amy Alderman, Robbie Madison, Matt Oxley, Jed Payne]Joey opens up about what he feels may be too much personal apathy about politics and voting.  After sharing with a handful of the show's co-hosts on this one, he's met with more cynicism than he can handle.  Four of the five  present are convinced that the USA "political machine" doesn't care about people; only getting more votes for their team and acquiring more money and power.  And the guilt that many Christians try to push onto those who aren't more involved in political activism isn't merited, nor fair, according to some of the Christians on this one.  Get The B-Sides Feed  Facebook Discussion Group here.E-mail the PWNA team here.Theme Song: Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Rock): Apple MusicOther Music:  Mechanical River

[hosts contributing on this episode: Joey Svendsen, Robbie Madison, Stoy Prioleau] Joey's been saving up questions revolving around black people and racism, these aren't the sort of questions you ask a stranger in the check-out line.  He also shares some stories of being the recipient of racism at the hands of black people, for his two friends (and co-hosts of the show) Robbie and Stoy (both black males) to have the opportunity to shed some extra light and possibly give deeper insight on what was going on at a heart level. Previous episode mentioned on this one, in which Joey hurt Stoy with a racial joke can be listened to RIGHT HERE.Get The B-Sides Feed  Facebook Discussion Group here.E-mail the PWNA team here.Theme Song: Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Rock): Apple MusicOther Music: Derek Minor Music 

[hosts contributing on this episode: Joey Svendsen, Robbie Madison, Amy Alderman, Hayne Griffen]Stories of old prank calls that almost landed Joey in jail, a disgusting fecal matter prank story, people who want Pat Robertson to burn in jail and whether Satan deserves mercy.   Oh, and when the telemarketer calls, WWJD?Get The B-Sides Feed (comes with access to our private community)Facebook Discussion Group here.E-mail the PWNA team here.Music (including theme song): Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Rock): Apple MusicOther Music: Joel Hamilton (The Mechanical River), Joel Hamilton+Friends (Embassyfreqs)

[hosts contributing on this episode: Joey Svendsen, Robbie Madison, Hayne Griffen]Favorite Christmas Movies, sexist Christmas Movies from the 1940s, what to expose kids to and whether people will ever see the harm in cell phones similarly to the way society looks at smoking cigarettes.  And while we're at it, should "Baby It's Cold Outside," be cancelled? Merry Christmas from the PWNA Fam.Get The B-Sides Feed (comes with access to our private community)Facebook Discussion Group here.E-mail the PWNA team here.Music (including theme song): Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Rock): Apple MusicOther Music: Joel Hamilton (The Mechanical River), Joel Hamilton+Friends (Embassyfreqs)

Here's a quick synopsis of my thought process in shutting the podcast down, bringing that thing back and how things have changed for the better.Included also is a little tribute to the rest of the PWNA crew.  Get The Bear Feed (exclusive podcast for patrons of the show)Joey Svendsen / Instagram / Twitter / Facebook / E-mailThanks / Joel Hamilton / Joel Hamilton + friends, Robbie Madison and Stoy Prioleau for music in this episode.[alternate description]Founded in 2014, Charleston's PWNA Podcast was poised to be an influential, undeniable force in the genre of mega goofy podcasts—that is until its spiraling collapse in 2023. The podcast and its charismatic founder, Joey Svendsen, had a promising start. But the perils of power, conflict, and Christian celebrity eroded and eventually shipwrecked both the podcaster and his [multi-10 dollar bills] platform.[a podcast by Christianity Tomorrow]

Kevin Sweeney, author of, "The Making of a Mystic: My Journey With Mushrooms, My Life as a Pastor, and Why It's Okay for Everyone to Relax," didn't find God through religion.  His entry-way to faith wasn't wrought with the oppression many of us today are deconstructing from."Missionaries" have been thought of as those who are "taking the good news out, to set the captives free."  Pastor Kevin claims that his "missionary" was a handful of mushroom trips.  Now that his hallucinogenic experiences have pointed to the wholeness and freedom that can only come from an inherent union with an all-loving God, he has no need for more mushroom, but rather presses on to "live the life" they pointed toward.  To do otherwise, he sees as an act of betrayal to the sanctity of the revelation. At the top of the episode, co-hosts Matt Oxley and Robbie Madison reflect on episode one of the new Seacoast Church Podcast that Joey hosts.  Joey and Robbie talk about their relationship with Grammy-winning Brandon Lake and the unique vantage point of watching a friend's career explode.  Thanks for listening to The Pastor With No Answers (and friends) Podcast.The Bear With Community Enjoy these conversations?  Check out the digital community version of Pastor With No Answers Podcast,  only patrons have access to: Read about it HERE.  Watch a quick video HERE.   Join HERE.   These perks may change your life.Kevin Sweeney / Book / Instagram / Podcast Robbie Madison / Web / Instagram / MusicMatt Oxley / Web  / TwitterJoey Svendsen / Instagram / Twitter / Facebook / E-mailPodcast Socials// PWNA Discussion Facebook Group / YouTubeANNOUNCEMENTS / LINKS4 Week Experiencee-mail the PWNA team here. Thanks //  Derek Minor for theme song and Joel Hamilton / Joel Hamilton + friends for other music. Support the show

One woman married to an Air Force pilot (Jessica Reagan), another woman who grew up in a military family (Liz Miller).  One black guy (Robbie Madison), one white guy (Joey Svendsen).  Each grew up (and was taught to) loving the U.S.A. but as adults, this love looks a lot different.  What does it mean to love your country but not trust the government? How can our country be as bad as some of our citizens claim, when people all around the world are still trying to get here?  Why are so many Americans more concerned about our country looking good than they are about taking an honest look at the history?  Is there a lot of good being done by our military that we just do not hear about?  We even talk a bit about the "good" and "bad" of kneeling at the flag like Colin and how Robbie and Liz to this day are nervous about the flag touching the ground.  Happy 4th of July!  Who you will be hearing from:Liz Miller / InstagramJessica Reagan / InstagramRobbie Madison / Web / InstagramJoey Svendsen / Instagram / Twitter Join Bear W/ Community (a community for PWNA patrons)Read About / JoinBear W// Community VideoRaffle and Welcome PacketRaffleWelcome PacketUpdates via Remind App (or text @Bearwit to 81010)Socials / Connect (open to all):PWNA Discussion Facebook GroupPodcast WebsiteYouTubeE-mail us  for correspondence.ThanksTheme song and all music, courtesy of Derek MinorSupport the show

Tyler Bereman is a badass when it comes to riding his dirkbike but that is only part of what makes Tyler so special. He's the kid who was born into a motorcycle family and while he didn't have the same finances as his competitors to make his supercross dreams happen, after some ups and downs, he made it. But Tyler is so much more than that: He's a 10 time X Games Medalist, a content creator, and an event visionary who's imagination creates some of the most unique features on the planet. It's a great story and Ryan Runke asks the Inappropriate Questions. Tyler Bereman Show Notes: 3:30: His people, Captain Ron, and the Bereman family 9:00: Templeton, “The House That Built Me”, Salinas Ramblers, and other sports 13:00: Grom days, from flat track to moto, being at a different level financially, and FMX 21:00: Stanley: Get 30% off site wide with the code drinkfast Peter Glenn Ski and Sports: Over 60 years of getting you out there 10 Barrel Brewery: Buy their beers, they support action sports more than anyone 23:00: Why events went away, the vibe between racing and freestyle, and injuries 30:00: Winning Nationals, Supercross, quitting racing, Robbie Madison, Twitch, and the DC Team 41:00: Rollerblade: Ski season may be over but that feeling lasts all year with inline skating Elan Skis: Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better 43:00: The stigma of weed, Red Bull, content creation, stunt work, money stuff, and X Games 57:00: Inappropriate Questions with Ryan Runke

Continuing a conversation that was started on this podcast 2 years ago, part six of a series that has taken a behind the scenes look at Joey's journey through a mental health crisis in 2019.  Joining today are four of Joey's closest friends, Tim McAdams, Sarah Eller.And Amy Alderman, Robbie Madison, both also co-hosts of the show.  The three reflect on his transparency leading up to this crisis and the effects it had on their processing of the situation at hand, back in 2019.  They discuss whether they dealt with fear around the potential of Joey losing his life; and how they processed knowing that the friend of theirs, who was battling for his life, was also pastor of the church that all four  considered their family.  A true story of friendship, the power of family and the need for connection.  Sarah Eller, Tim McAdams, Amy Alderman and Robbie Madison, special thanks for your love, grace and commitment to your boy. Bear W/ Community – investigate and/or joinWelcome Packet - we'd love to send you!Click here to download our community calendar.to enter the "The Raffle"Other past episodes in this series:My Depressive Episode: Why Talk About Our HellMy Depressive Episode 2: “To See a Son Suffer”My Depressive Episode 3 (w/ Chip Judd): Anxiety and How it All BeganMy Depressive Episode 4: Our Pastors Walked With Us & the Mental InstitutionMy Depressive Episode 5: The BadChristian Divorce Connect in other ways: Sign up for our mailing list to keep up with everything. Joey/PWNA Instagram and TwitterJoin the PWNA Discussion Facebook GroupWe are on YouTube. PWNAcontact@gmail.com  for correspondence.Production and Editing:  Jared Svendsen Other music originally composed by Joel Hamilton and Joel Hamilton + friends Theme song and other music, courtesy of Derek MinorSupport the show

Co-hosts Robbie Madison and Matt Oxley, join host Joey Svendsen with the original purpose of continuing a conversation from episode 340, “Courage Not to Cancel the Racist,"  asking the question, "what about the statues of racists?"We accomplished this while at the same time, Joey believes the Holy Spirit moved in real time, opening his eyes to a facet of his white privilege that was sobering to see. Robbie was in an English town where actors still practice "black face" and Joey shares how he doesn't want to have the label of "woke," nor does he want to be seen as "not woke."Thankful for my listeners who let me learn in front of them; also happy to be able to release content like today for other people who find interesting, things like the amount of money one would have to be paid in order to get a "genitalia tattoo" on his/her arm.  -- JoeyMatt Oxley / Web  / TwitterRobbie Madison / Web / Instagram / MusiEllen Mauro / InstagramJoin usas a Patron.Connect in other ways:Sign up for our mailing list to keep up with everything.Joey/PWNA Instagram and TwitterJoin the PWNA Discussion Facebook GroupWe are on YouTube. PWNAcontact@gmail.com  for correspondence.Production and Editing:  Jared SvendsenTheme song, courtesy of Derek MinorOther music originally composed by Joel Hamilton and Joel Hamilton + friends We use Riverside Podcast Platform for recording and it kicks Zoom's ass (no offense, zoom).  Try it by clicking the link. Support the show

Dr. Latimore, author of “Unshakable Faith of Famous and Little Known African Americans from Colonial Times to the Present"  joins co-hosts Robbie Madison and Joey Svendsen to discuss the important outlooks and insights his book delivers on. In our diverse communities, churches, organizations and political spaces, [Black] history offers a window into the meaning of America  and the opportunity to reflect and marvel at, the strength of a people who refused to be destroyed and who fought and loved their way into our nation's story.  In this conversation, an unexpected theme is processed in real time and confirmed by Robbie and Dr. Latimore.  As African American men who value their blackness and maintain passion for  equality and social justice for all people,  the concept of blindly "cancelling a racist" for them seems lazy, rudimentary, and contrary to the Spirit of love represented by Jesus' words "Father, forgive,  for they know not.."  This new "cancelling trend" in our culture basically eliminates the chances of some thing Jesus seemed pretty adamant about all of us having: new beginnings and second chances, birthed by Grace.  The book also highlights a deeper, even heart-wrenching path of grace that many have painfully walked through.    Sometimes the unfairness of life (as it was for many of the saints discussed in his book) makes it is hard to keep going with soundness of mind, hope, and contentment in our hearts.  Dr. Latimore shares the stories of African Americans who found all three, even in the midst of grave injustices that personally destroyed the hopes of having what many of the more privileged were able to take for granted as "simple rights" and receiving "our due."  May our hearts be changed forever by the stories of our fellowmen and women who persevered while truly walking in the footsteps of Jesus.   A lesson for all mankind, especially in 2022.  Carey Latimore / Info / Facebook / Book Robbie Madison / Web / Instagram / Music Join us as a Patron. Sign up for our mailing list to keep up with everything.Tip any amount $ to Venmo for a PWNA Sticker.Joey/PWNA Instagram and TwitterJoin the PWNA Discussion Facebook GroupWe are on YouTube. PWNAcontact@gmail.com  for correspondence.Theme song, courtesy of Derek MinorOther music originally composed by Joel Hamilton and Joel Hamilton + friends Production and Editing:  Jared SvendsenWe use Riverside Podcast Platform for recording and it kicks Zoom's ass (no offense, zoom).  Try it Support the show

In this episode Cameron and James invite Dan McCoy to take a seat with them.Pre-injury Dan was regarded as one of the worlds best super and motocross riders. He travelled the globe competing in the most illustrious races such as San Diego monster energy AMA finishing with world rankings as high as 15.In 2016 during the second round of the trans-Moto Supercross series Dan had an accident that resulted in him sustaining a spinal-cord injury at T11/12. Following weeks of hospitalisation in Scotland Dan was able to fly home to Australia thanks to major fundraising by friends, family, and fellow riders Robbie Madison, Glenn Kearney, Jay and Ryan Marmont.Dan has mentioned has maintained his passion for sport and riding, thriving every day. he has been given the first motocross Australia riding license for someone with an injury or disability. This allows him to ride on motorcross Australia tracks and has opened the door for fellow riders with an injury or disability to participate in the sport they love. Dan has also begun adaptive downhill mountain biking winning the Crankworx Rotorua and gaining silver in the Fox US open.With his equipment modifications Dan has been able to compete at the highest levels of both open class and adaptive sports. He encourages everyone to participate in the sports they love irrespective of their barriers as everything is adaptive or someone is willing to help you achieve your goals.Dans young family has been there every step of the way with him encouraging his son and daughter to have the confidence to anything they set their minds to.His Aussie feel good stories warm your heart and provide a great laugh.Follow Dan on Instagram or sign up to his motorbike coaching at Via sixtyfivecoaching_This podcast is proudly sponsored by Suncoast Spinners a Wheelchair based sporting club.Join the take a seat project via our linktree downloading this podcast every fortnight. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We've heard the stories, we've seen their signs, our jaws have dropped, our stomachs have turned. Why do they do what they do? How do they reconcile their actions with the teachings of Jesus? How do they claim to practice love? Back in August of 2020, Jack Hoey III and Joey talked to the leader of Westboro Baptist, Tim Phelps.   You can listen to that episode here (part 1).  This time around, we challenge some different practices of Westboro, including their clear “double-standard” use of scripture.  Jack  amongst other things, suggests that the folks at Westboro would greatly benefit from  approaching the bible with more humility.   Tim amongst other things, points at what he'd call clear doctrinal instructions in the bible that guide the day to day of his organization.  Joey is accompanied this time by Jack Hoey (the father) who is closer in age to Tim and quite likely as studied in scripture.  Unfortunately a bit of the same result, as far as finding substantial common ground but that wasn't a surprise.  This time though, Joey did manage to ask Tim if he liked him and Jack.Join us as a Patron! Join our mailing list to keep up with everything. Tip any amount $ to Venmo for a PWNA Sticker. Joey/PWNA Instagram and Twitter Current DonorSee giving opportunity Join the PWNA Discussion Facebook Group PWNAcontact@gmail.com  for correspondence. Theme song, courtesy of Derek Minor Other music originally composed by Robbie Madison, Joel Hamilton and Joel Hamilton + friends, and Ray Deezy. Executive Producer of PWNApod:  Jared SvendsenSupport the show

Professor at Duke, best-selling author, podcast host of Everything Happens Podcast, is a self-identified “incurable optimist" who is very candid in her dealings with personal life-altering pain and how God fits into (or does not fit into) the equation.  As she shares her story, listeners can acquire new lenses for how they see and process pain, suffering and God.  For example, what if sufferers can benefit from relinquishing the desire to find “a deeper reason” for their suffering?  The discussion also gets into some theology, especially concerning the inconceivable perceptions of God that most Christians share when it comes to salvation, mercy and love.  At top of episode, Robbie Madison, Hayne Griffen, and Joey talk Cobra Kai's beautiful inappropriateness, Robbie gets mushy talking about Joey as a pastor, and there's a little crying by all as the hosts discuss some experiences with grief, the stupid things that overly spiritual people say to those who suffer, and why grace can still be given.   And why does God seem to never heal people?  Does praying ever work?  (Special note:  If you are easily offended by “race joking,,”  including Joey's offensive word for white people, avoid this portion.  Robbie is one of Joey's best friends, happens to be a black; and best friends cut up and clown.)Kate BowlerWebsite / Instagram  / PodcastKate's books:No Cure For Being HumanGood Enough: 40ish Devotionals for a Life of ImperfectionEverything Happens for a Reason and Other Lies I LovedRobbie Madison / Web / Instagram / MusicHayne's phone number: 843–795-7161 (don't call this number, dummy)Join us as a Patron!Join our mailing list to keep up with everything.Tip any amount $ to Venmo for a PWNA Sticker.Joey/PWNA Instagram and TwitterCurrent DonorSee giving opportunityJoin the PWNA Discussion Facebook GroupPWNAcontact@gmail.com  for correspondence.Theme song, courtesy of Derek MinorOther music originally composed by Joel Hamilton and Joel Hamilton + friends, and Ray Deezy. ProduSupport the show

Jason Petty (known as Propaganda) joins Joey and his friend Robbie Madison who are fresh off of reading Prop's new book, "Terraforming.”  With this book as the backdrop, the three discuss why people do evil and ponder if humans can actually be evil.  Prop describes how culture is made and how we, the Earthlings, can turn the tide and go in a better direction.  He maintains an intriguing vibe of optimism (that Joey is jealous of) with his belief in the possibility of making a better world.  The three also discuss how the "Gen Z kids" are bringing in a new wave of love and acceptance, and they reflect on September 11th 2001. Propaganda:https://www.prophiphop.com/https://twitter.com/prophiphopRobbie Madison:https://www.instagram.com/robbiemadisonmusic/http://robbiemadison.com/category/music/Joey/PWNA Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/joeysvendsenCurrent DonorSee giving opportunity: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelpsSupport Us:Join us as a patron! https://www.patreon.com/pwnapodor leave a Venmo tip right @  https://venmo.com/joey-svendsenJoin the discussion:https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalkSocials:https://twitter.com/joeysvendsenhttps://www.facebook.com/PWNApodE-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence.Music on this episode courtesy of Derek Minor:  http://www.derekminor.comOther music originally composed by Joel Hamilton + friendshttps://mechanicalriver.bandcamp.com/http://embassyfreqs.com/Executive Producer of PWNApod:  Jared SvendsenSupport the show

Robbie Madison, guest of Calvary and friend of the house, shares his story of coming from a blended home in Charleston, South Carolina and his love and passion for music.

Robbie Madison, guest of Calvary and friend of the house, shares his story of coming from a blended home in Charleston, South Carolina and his love and passion for music.

At the top of this episode, John Mark McMillan, Robbie Madison and Joey Svendsen give some examples of miracles in their lives they are convinced was the result of God’s supernatural hand. Oh, and Joey doesn’t know what the “WAP” is and John Mark and Robbie are uncomfortable to disclose this on the air. MAIN INTERVIEW: If Jesus is fully God, we should worship Him. If he is fully man, we’d be sinning to worship him. Fully man, fully God? How in the world does this work? There’s many verses pointing to the inferiority Jesus had with the Father (John 5:30, Matthew 24:36). But isn't Jesus fully God? In this episode, we slow down to process this with author of "The Way of the Kenotic Christ," Dr. Sam Young, and focus on the “fully man” part. What are the implications of Jesus “fully emptying himself" (Philippians 2:5-8)? Dr. Young has author copies of his book available for $16 apiece. If you email him (sam@missionchattanooga.org), you can arrange to pay by Venmo and Dr. Young will send you a copy of the book. Quantities at this price are limited. If you'd prefer to purchase the book online, please visit either the publisher's page or you can buy it from Amazon. John Mark McMillan: @johnmarkmc https://www.johnmarkmcmillan.com/ Robbie Madison: @robbiemadisonmusic http://robbiemadison.com/ Instagram account: www.instagram.com/PWNApod: Current DonorSee: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelps: Get notifications each time we start raising money to get more information on our current opportunity to “save the day” for team humanity. Text PWNAd to 31010. Join us as a patron! https://www.patreon.com/pwnapod: Join the discussion: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalk https://twitter.com/pwnapod https://twitter.com/joeysvendsen https://www.facebook.com/PWNApod CALL 507-403-PWNA (7962): Questions, Comments, Feedback, Pushback, frustration? Air it out on our voicemail and we may air it on an episode. E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence Theme and background music courtesy of: http://www.derekminor.com/ Other music courtesy of: https://mechanicalriver.bandcamp.com/ Executive Producer of PWNApod: Jared Svendsen

There's two groups of people on both sides of the fence yelling from a posture of legalism; and it's killing us all. But people all share this common ground: we all need forgiveness because we all “know not what we're doing." Jay outlines the foundation all humans can stand on to offer love and forbearance to everyone, including people on “the other side” of theology and politics. He also reflects on his spiritual journey and shares why he feels increasingly distant from polarizing, extreme forms of progressive Christianity. Raised by Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker, the most successful televangelist duo in the history of the world, Jay tells a bit of his story on how his beliefs and lifestyle eventually deviated from his fundamentalist upbringing, causing him to question whether he could even remain a Christian. BadChristian, David Bazan’s faith (like it’s any of our business), and atonement theory are other topics discussed as Jay and Joey talk a little about a lot. At top of the episode, John Mark McMillan, Robbie Madison and Joey talk "celebrity culture" in the church. Jay Bakker https://twitter.com/jaybakker https://revolutionchurch.com/ https://www.instagram.com/jaybakker/ Instagram account: www.instagram.com/PWNApod: Current DonorSee: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelps: Join us as a patron! https://www.patreon.com/pwnapod: Join the discussion: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalk https://twitter.com/pwnapod https://twitter.com/joeysvendsen https://www.facebook.com/PWNApod CALL 507-403-PWNA (7962): Questions, Comments, Feedback, Pushback, frustration? Air it out on our voicemail and we may air it on an episode. E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence Theme and background music courtesy of: http://www.derekminor.com/ Additional music courtesy of: https://mechanicalriver.bandcamp.com/ Executive Producer of PWNApod: Jared Svendsen

At the top of the episode, Robbie Madison and John Mark McMillan join Joey to talk a bit about Christians’ tendency to make God formulaic and how it’s a bit laughable for humans to believe this is even possible. Then, the dynamic husband and wife duo talk a bit about their deconstruction journey. These two started an Instagram account @yourfavoriteheretics that is basically a one-stop, central hub for people who are deconstructing and detoxing from harmful religious upbringings. We discuss why fear doesn’t have to be a part of this process and ponder how we can all trust a loving God who sees our genuine desire to be on the right path, even when our faith heads in directions we would have once seen as rebellious. Why would a loving God want us to be anything but honest? Rachel explains why she’s currently not too patient with fundamentalists, given the abuse she experienced and still sees people undergoing at the hands of these people with toxic, fear-driven theological postures. Lastly, a peak of “My Depressive Episode 2: To See a Son Suffer.” (Releasing 10/21) @PWNApod: Keep updated for new episodes on our Instagram account Your Favorite Heretic: @YourFavoriteHeretics John Mark McMillan: @johnmarkmc, https://www.johnmarkmcmillan.com/ Robbie Madison: @RobbieMadisonMusic http://robbiemadison.com/category/music/ CALL 507-403-PWNA (7962): Questions, Comments, Feedback, Pushback, frustration? Air it out on our voicemail and we may air it on an episode. Be a Pastor With No Answers Patron: https://www.patreon.com/pwnapod Join the discussion: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalk Follow this podcast: FB, T and I: PWNApod Follow Joey on FB, T and I: @joeysvendsen E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence Current DonorSee need our listenership is contributing to: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelps Executive Producer of PWNApod: Jared Svendsen Theme music courtesy of: http://www.derekminor.com/ Other music courtesy of: https://mechanicalriver.bandcamp.com/

Friends, childhood friends, superiors, and former students of mine speak from their hearts and souls about the current state of our country. -- Joey *Time stamps for each contributor listed below Name, origin, age: Stoy Prioleau, Charleston, 43 (throughout episode) RadhiYah Sims, Edisto Island, 29 (20:47) Cheryl Hart, Rock Hill SC, 33 (52:54 and throughout episode) Kevin Smith, Charleston SC, 44 (15:22) Robbie Royston, Blacksburg, VA, 20 (38:58) Robbie Madison, Charleston SC, 34 (28:32) Elizabeth Madison, Indian Land SC (throughout episode) Marcie Walton, Enumclaw WA, 33 (22:35) Latoyya Jones, Charleston SC, 43 (throughout episode) Jason Farr, Spartanburg, SC (45:06) Mikel Simmons, Charleston SC, 22 (21:59) PK Simmons, Charleston SC, 55 (6:14) Other episodes with related content to this one: 219: "White Person, Please Listen." 107: "Should We Try to Make Our Congregations More Culturally Diverse?" 42: "Police Shootings w/ Propaganda and Derek Minor." Music brought to you by: http://www.derekminor.com/ https://www.facebook.com/stoy.prioleau https://mechanicalriver.bandcamp.com/ Support this podcast: patreon.com/pwnapod Follow this podcast: FB, T and I: PWNApod Join the discussion: facebook.com/PWNAtalk Follow Joey on FB, T and I: @joeysvendsen

A few episodes ago, there were two white guys on this show (one of them was yours truly) and some how we ended up talking about whether or not there was equal opportunity for black people and whether racism still posed problems here in the US of A. It sparked a lot of conversation so I invited my friend Robbie Madison, who is black, to give his perspective of what was discussed. Additional topics are addressed, including the honoring of white racist historical figures, how black people feel around cops, and why being “colorblind” actually isn’t really a virtue. For context, at top of this show, we play the clips of previous episode being discussed. Follow Robbie Madison: @robbiemadisonmusic Robbie’s website: http://robbiemadison.com/category/music/ Support this podcast: patreon.com/pwnapod Follow this podcast: facebook.com/pwnapod Join the discussion: facebook.com/PWNAtalk Follow Joey on T and I: @joeysvendsen

I like sharing songs from my friends. “Sometimes I Forget” can be found on Apple Music and Spotify. Visit RobbieMadison.com for more info on Robbie. PWNA theme and background music brought to you by DanKoch.net

https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/paulchek2 Two months ago, I released one of the most popular podcast episodes of the year: "" In that episode, you discover one of the most internationally-renowned experts in the fields of corrective and high-performance exercise kinesiology - a guy who's unique, holistic approach to treatment and education has changed the lives of countless people worldwide. We delved into everything from Mandala art therapy and ayahuasca/DMT (an experience Paul and I journeyed into before recording today's podcast episode) to how to build your own water rock charging station to Paul's extremely crazy past as a top triathlete, boxer, motocross and rally car racer and beyond. I found Paul to be such an intriguing man who I consider to be literally decades ahead of just about every health and exercise professional on the face of the planet, that I ventured back down to San Diego to spend a few more days with him. So on today's podcast, Paul is back. During our discussion, you'll discover: -Paul's special tea blend that we drank for stabilized energy before heavy rock lifting...[5:30] -The easy-to-learn morning Tai Chi practice that is the ONE practice that will totally transform your life if you do it every morning for 100 days...[8:50] -What Paul means when he says you should "never rush in a rock garden"...[17:35] -The single biggest mistake that people make when they finish a big goal like an Ironman triathlon, a marathon, losing lots of weight, writing a book, etc...[22:45] -Why every human needs a winter in their life, and exactly what type of physical activities to do during that winter...[28:15] -Why pro athletes like Danny Way, Laird Hamilton and Robbie Madison come to Paul when nothing else is working...[34:40] -What a "One Prong Guru" is and how you can break the mold of falling into that trap...[38:10] -How Paul Chek picked a 6'8" 245 pound Highland Games competitor over his head and did walking lunges...[44:00] -Why too much Christmas is dangerous...[48:09] -How to ensure that you put yourself, or your children, through a rite of passage...[55:30] -And much more!   Resources from this episode: - - - Show Sponsors: -Organifi - Go to and use discount code BEN for 20% off your Green Juice order! -Human Charger - Go to and use the code BEN20 for 20% off. -Casper - Go to AND use promo code BEN to save $50 off your purchase. Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Paul or me? Leave your comments at and one of us will reply, and enjoy the photos below Paul lifting a strongman over his head!

On this episode we talk with Robbie Madison and Mikel Simmons, brothers that are pursuing music in various areas including leading worship in their church, auditioning on broadway, playing in various gigs in their city, and dreams of possibly traveling the world performing for thousands. Robbie is a native to Charleston, SC and is on staff at the Seacoast Church James Island Campus as the assistant campus director including overseeing the youth and worship ministries. He is also an independent contract singer, musician, and performer all around the US. Mikel, at 19 years, is the youngest of the family and is a recent Seacoast School of Worship graduate and is a youth leader and worship at the Seacoast Church James Island Campus. We talk about rejecting what culture may say, pursuing your dreams and just trying to figure everything out! Generation Giants Podcast is a personal development podcast for teens and young adults with a vision of seeing the next generation be more than they ever thought capable and do more than they ever thought possible. Support the Show:-Contribute: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=G4WD9RSGMFX7N Subscribe to the Show:-iTunes: itpc://generationgiants.podbean.com/feed/-YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnz0xZ_YrXnbMWmMQ7pbfAQ?sub_confirmation=1 Connect with the Show:-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/generationgiants-Twitter: https://twitter.com/GeGiPodcast-Website: https://www.generationgiants.com-Email: generationgiants@gmail.com  

Joey has a quick chat with Robbie Madison, his friend and co-worker at Seacoast Church.  He’s had a lot of experience in the music business and talks about leading worship for the New England Patriots, working and leading a worship team with Toby Morrell (Emery, BadChristian) and how he processes “being so talented but not striking it big” (my words, not his).  Lastly, you get to hear his newly recorded song accompanied by the London Philharmonic Orchestra).   Go to http://robbiemadison.com to keep up with him and/or support!

Is worship leading a calling? Do all worship leaders struggle with an ego? Should female worship leaders reveal cleavage? Is playing on people’s emotions bad? What percentage of worship leaders practice moves in the mirror? Should people try and worship, even when they don’t feel like it? Is it okay for “worship music” to be “a thing?” Devin Shelton (Emery) and Toby Morrell (Emery, BadChristian) along with our “off-the-charts” talented friend, Robbie Madison, chime into this unorthodox discussion on worship music and worship leading.