Podcast appearances and mentions of robert kuhn

Mickey Blue Eyes was just the 61st-highest grossing movie of 1999. The only major US release of the weekend of August 20, 1999, Mickey Blue Eyes opened in third place while The Sixth Sense continued to dominate the box office. It would go on to make $54 million on a $75 million budget. Directed by Kids in the Hall alum Kelly Makin and written by Robert Kuhn and Adam Scheinmann, it was ostensibly a romcom vehicle for Hugh Grant and Jeanne Tripplehorn but works better as a romcom between Hugh Grant and James Caan. Critics were iffy, with most still praising Grant for carrying the movie with a pitch-perfect performance playing to all his strengths as both a comic and dramatic actor and acknowledging the fun of the premise as well as the strength of the jokes but faulting it for failing to carry those things through. Many also pointed to the fact that, upon release, Mickey Blue Eyes was already the inferior Hugh Grant movie after Notting Hill, and the inferior mob comedy after Analyze This. Joining John and Jenn to talk about it this week is writer Meghan Leigh Paulk. You can find out more about Meghan on her website.

Robert is many things...surfer, author, and musician...but most of all? He's a storyteller. I was spellbound as he shared tale after tale of magic...and all of it taking place in South America. In this shorter episode you get to hear just one of his story nuggets, of when he was on a dark road in the middle of the jungle, and how fate was expecting him. (it is truly eerie). Who knows what this world has in store for us-but Robert's story lets us peek behind the curtain to know that there is so much more going on in this reality, and that whatever it is?...always has our backs. To hear more of Robert's music (both solo and with his band Galvezton) please visit his Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1DWARkIqmopdu7DRnhdsNe And remember, ratings and reviews are how others find us. Please be super cool and leave a review, OR, just give us some stars...I guarantee it'll be one of the sweeter moments in your week.

Robert is many things...surfer, author, and musician...but most of all? He's a storyteller. I was spellbound as he shared tale after tale of magic...and all of it taking place in South America. In this longer episode you get to hear all of them, including  how he found himself on a dark road in the middle of the jungle, and how fate was expecting him. (it is truly eerie). Who knows what this world has in store for us-but Robert's story lets us peek behind the curtain to know that there is so much more going on in this reality, and that whatever it is?...always has our backs. To hear more of Robert's music (both solo and with his band Galvezton) please visit his Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1DWARkIqmopdu7DRnhdsNe And remember, ratings and reviews are how others find us. Please be super cool and leave a review, OR, just give us some stars...I guarantee it'll be one of the sweeter moments in your week. Thanks so much, dear listeners, and thanks for being so darn cool!

Officials in China are holding a press conference today over the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions showing no signs of easing, a policy move that some think could actually create an economic opportunity down the road. Robert Kuhn, a long-term advisor to China's leaders, explains the outlook. Plus, shopping for Cyber Week is expected to hit all-time highs this year despite concerns over a potential consumer slowdown. Telsey Advisory Group's Dana Telsey gives her top stock picks in the sector. And, markets are marginally higher following yesterday's selloff. Waddell & Assocs.' David Waddell, Pivotal Advisors' Tiffany McGhee, and Allspring Global Investments' Margie Patel weigh in on the trading day ahead.

Yes, that's plural. Multiverses. I have spoken many times before on this podcast about "the multiverse". Indeed it is a central theme of ToKCast and a thread running through both the Fabric of Reality and The Beginning of Infinity. But here we discuss other kinds of multiverse - Max Tegmark's 4 species of multiverse. To what extent do they count as science? Are they testable? Does that matter? I found this one a lot of fun.   As an alternative to Max Tegmark's work on all this, the lesser known but perhaps more specialised Luke Barnes (@lukebarnesastro on Twitter) focusses on Fine Tuning in cosmology. His website https://letterstonature.wordpress.com/luke/ is prolific when it comes to this issue and he takes on the problem from a vast array of perspectives.  This is Sabine Hossenfelder & Luke Barnes debating "The fine tuning of the Universe: Was the cosmos made for us?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OoYzcxzvvM And this is him "against" Sean Carroll: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJEWg1ifUCg These discussions with Luke (a relative unknown) up against "celebrity" physicists can be really interesting for a couple of reasons sociologically. Luke's no-nonsense Aussie attitude against a continental European in the first instance and an American in the second instance is just worth noticing for the subtle cultural differences (very subtle perhaps!) and also because Luke, as I say, is highly specialised on this particular problem of fine tuning of the laws of physics. Sabine and Sean understand the basics of this - but it's not their day to day work. It is Luke's and so that difference is telling at times. Finally here is Luke's discussion with Robert Kuhn of "Closer to Truth" - what I said is my favourite Youtube channel (where you can also find discussions with David Deutsch, Jaron Lanier, Paul Davies and well, almost anyone who's anyone in physics/science/cosmology/philosophy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xY7Ck1y1fx4   Also see his page on the Closer to Truth website which has his background and links to lots of his videos: https://www.closertotruth.com/contributor/luke-barnes/profile Luke may be an Aussie, but I don't actually know him personally - I just happen to think he is a particularly cogent voice on these issues!  

Shares of Boeing are under pressure after a 737 crashed in China this morning. We take a look at the impact and go over what we know about the incident so far. Plus, Ali Arouzi joins us from on the ground in Lviv, and we discuss China's role with corporate advisor Robert Kuhn. And Brian's RBI focuses on the recent Covid trends in the U.S.

Pavel Taussig hat den Holocaust überlebt. Lange Zeit wollte er darüber nicht sprechen. Seit einigen Jahren tut er es doch: Damit sich Auschwitz nicht wiederholt. Autoren: Regine Hauch und Robert Kuhn

(Topic begins at 0:25:13 mark): Ruling finally comes down for Veronica Brill's attorney's fees versus Mike Postle, with a surprising twist.... (0:44:03): Major update in case of Chris Moneymaker versus Paypal case, featuring call with his attorney Eric Bensamochan.... (1:17:47): Massive Twitter drama breaks out involving crass comments made by ACR CEO Phil Nagy on a stream.... (3:31:27): Druff uncovers the likely return of the strange "Rachel Lees" Twitter user, causing controversy under a new name.... (3:47:17): Matt Berkey challenged to a fight by Robert Kuhn, which turns into heads up match, plus has old politically incorrect tweets unearthed.... (4:06:33): Bizarre tweet by Dan "Wretchy" Martin claims he just assaulted Matt Stout.... (4:21:10): Full WSOP schedule released -- Brandon joins during this topic... (5:12:54): Doyle Brunson, 88, plans to play in this year's WSOP.... (5:25:44): Druff wastes 5 hours attempting to book rooms for WSOP -- tradershky joins us.... (6:16:01): Resorts World to open this week on June 24.... (6:34:32): Commerce seems to have lost its middle and upper stakes limit holdem games.... (6:59:05): Haralabos Voulgaris alleged in article to have major control over Dallas Mavericks' moves, and said to have issues with star Luka Doncic.... (7:38:49): Disasterous ZED Run drop last week casts doubt upon future viability of project.... (8:15:15): Latest chapter in the saga with Sherif the Nigerian scammer.... (9:06:39): Resorts World will have cashless wagering, becoming the first casino in the US to do so. This was the longest show in PFA history, clocking in at 9 hours and 33 minutes.

(Topic begins at 0:25:13 mark): Ruling finally comes down for Veronica Brill's attorney's fees versus Mike Postle, with a surprising twist.... (0:44:03): Major update in case of Chris Moneymaker versus Paypal case, featuring call with his attorney Eric Bensamochan.... (1:17:47): Massive Twitter drama breaks out involving crass comments made by ACR CEO Phil Nagy on a stream.... (3:31:27): Druff uncovers the likely return of the strange "Rachel Lees" Twitter user, causing controversy under a new name.... (3:47:17): Matt Berkey challenged to a fight by Robert Kuhn, which turns into heads up match, plus has old politically incorrect tweets unearthed.... (4:06:33): Bizarre tweet by Dan "Wretchy" Martin claims he just assaulted Matt Stout.... (4:21:10): Full WSOP schedule released -- Brandon joins during this topic... (5:12:54): Doyle Brunson, 88, plans to play in this year's WSOP.... (5:25:44): Druff wastes 5 hours attempting to book rooms for WSOP -- tradershky joins us.... (6:16:01): Resorts World to open this week on June 24.... (6:34:32): Commerce seems to have lost its middle and upper stakes limit holdem games.... (6:59:05): Haralabos Voulgaris alleged in article to have major control over Dallas Mavericks' moves, and said to have issues with star Luka Doncic.... (7:38:49): Disasterous ZED Run drop last week casts doubt upon future viability of project.... (8:15:15): Latest chapter in the saga with Sherif the Nigerian scammer.... (9:06:39): Resorts World will have cashless wagering, becoming the first casino in the US to do so. This was the longest show in PFA history, clocking in at 9 hours and 33 minutes.

This week is a wood fired pizza concocted just for you. Coach Pete D’Arruda talks about his “No Big Slide” concept. Robert Kuhn tackles defined outcome investing. Richard Pellitier has some thoughts on Social Security. Eric Kearney discussed inflation. Marc Geels says budgeting doesn’t have to be difficult. Dave Perkins takes us Through the Years to 1963. Call or text 800-662-6808. FinancialPizza.com.

Live from House of Blues Houston with Mark Del'Osso and Charday VanOrstrand from Galveston Island Brewing and music guest Robert Kuhn!

This week, Coach Pete D’Arruda explains what “microwave money” is all about. Kevin Frisbie emphasizes the importance of estate planning. Eric Kearney travels down the “what if” trail of retirement planning. Robert Kuhn introduces us to defined outcome investing. Steve Sedahl has an update on a couple of brokers behaving badly. Call 800-662-6808 Text PIZZA to 21000 Visit FinancialPizza.com

Coach Pete D’Arruda tackles a couple of topics including talking about annuities. Kevin Brucher faces the GameStop story. Robert Kuhn has his own take on the market this week. Eric Kearney says these questions need to be answered before you retire. Kevin Frisbie stresses the importance of getting your affairs in order. Dave Perkins compares annuities to rock singers. Visit FinancialPizza.com. Call 800-662-8608 Text Pizza to 21000.

Le CP ça ressemble parfois à une grande famille, nous avons le plaisir de remettre le couvert avec deux invités qui sont passé il y a tout juste un an. François Pirault aka On_The_Road : le tout nouveau vainqueur de la Top Shark Academy, le nantais de 29 ans n'a pas laissé passer sa deuxième chance et s'impose largement en 2021. Retrouvez le récit de son ascension fulgurante réalisé par Benjo et ses équipes. Laurent Delbrel : agrégé d'EPS, pratiquant de judo en mode maso contre bien plus fort que lui, coach mental et co fondateur de Poker Management System. L'invité de Gaëlle : Robert Kuhn, Pokerguru740, qui a gagné son premier bracelet WSOP l'été dernier, et créateur d'ElitePokerCoaching sera avec nous aujourd'hui. Joueur de MTT high stakes et de cash game, il a accumulé plus de 6 millions de gains au total. Staff CP Radio Présentation : Comanche et ShiShi Interview : Gaëlle Musique : G-Process

This week Coach Pete D’Arruda digs into annuities and how they can be a solid piece of a retirement and income plan. Kevin Frisbie outlines some pros and cons of 401(k) plans. Robert Kuhn talks about different kinds of advisors and how important it is to find the right one for you. Saba Khan-Smith outlines her process for new clients. Brian Quaranta breaks down a variety of fees in retirement plans. Richard Pellitier talks about the importance of asset allocation. Learn more by calling 800-662-6808. Visit FinancialPizza.com Text PIZZA to 21000.

This special year end edition of Financial Pizza features some of the best clips from 2020. We hear from Coach Pete D'Arruda,  Marc Geels, Brian Quaranta, Robert Kuhn and Richard Pellitier. Call 800-626-6808 Text PIZZA to 21000.

Coach Pete D’Arruda reveals why he’s called “Coach Pete”. Robert Kuhn talks about market conditions this week. Eric Kearney suggests we hit an “emotional reset” button. Richard Pelliter breaks down asset allocation in a wild market. Kevin Frisbie takes it back to basics with pros and cons of a 401(k). Theresa Opeka reveals the hottest toys for Christmas. Call 800-662-6808 Text PIZZA to 21000. Financial PIzza.

A special "best of" Financial Pizza from October 23, 2020. A jam packed pizza this week. Coach Pete D’Arruda talks about a nest egg as it relates to retirement. Robert Kuhn gets back to basics in retirement starting with longevity risk.Eric Kearney takes us through his process of getting clients to retirement. Coach Joe Hamel talks about the stages of retirement. Kevin Frisbie outlines the four must have documents you need no matter your age. Steve Sedahl has a Brokers Behaving Badly.

Join Coach Pete D’Arruda in a conversation about annuities. Robert Kuhn says it’s okay to look back but keep an eye on the future for the best retirement today. Saba Khan-Smith discusses what is concerning her clients today. Kevin Frisbie has taxes on his mind. Richard Pellitier compares taking a bath to inflation. Theresa Opeka reminds us of the history of Thanksgiving.

A jam packed pizza this week. Coach Pete D’Arruda talks about a nest egg as it relates to retirement. Robert Kuhn gets back to basics in retirement starting with longevity risk.Eric Kearney takes us through his process of getting clients to retirement. Coach Joe Hamel talks about the stages of retirement. Kevin Frisbie outlines the four must have documents you need no matter your age. Steve Sedahl has a Brokers Behaving Badly. Call 800-662-6808 Text PIZZA to 21000.

Coach Pete D’Arruda checks in with some interesting observations about bonds. Eric Kearney talks about what he feels advisors should be doing moving through the pandemic. Marc Geels has some thoughts about tax planning in retirement. Robert Kuhn talks about the importance of being independent. Coach Joe Hamel compares baseball to retirement.

Coach Pete D’Arruda compares a dozen eggs to retirement planning. Yes. it does make sense. Robert Kuhn says financial planning takes the speculation out of the question, can I retire. Eric Kearney tells us what his clients are asking about the most this year. Kevin Frisbie explains the rule of 55. Brian Quaranta digs into tax planning. Steve Sedahl has a Brokers Behaving Badly. 800-662-6808 Text PIZZA to 21000 steve@financialpizza.com

This week Coach Pete D’Arruda digs into maintaining lifestyle in retirement. Marc Geels stresses the importance of having a solid relationship with an advisor. Kevin Brucher discusses the ins and outs of Health Savings Accounts. Robert Kuhn poses the question: do you want your advisor to be proactive or reactive? Kevin Frisbie talks retirement regrets. Dave Perkins takes us on a haunted road trip.

Plenty of great information this week. Coach Pete D’Arruda talks about not being up until you’re out. Robert Kuhn and Eric Kearney drive the point home that in times of market volatility it’s important that your advisor is being proactive with your portfolio. Brian Quaranta breaks down the black and white math when it comes to retirement income streams. Richard Pellitier outlines one aspect of the SECURE act. Steve Sedahl has a Brokers Behaving Badly. Call 800-662-6808. Text PIZZA to 21000. Twitter @stevesedahl

Coach Pete D’Arruda talks about longevity risk. Robert Kuhn dives into the lost decade of the market. Richard Pellitier tackles taxes in retirement and speculates about what could happen. Eric Kearney outlines bracketing strategy. Brian Quaranta talks about healthcare and long term care options in retirement. Jennifer Ransdell has a Glass Ceiling segment.

This week, Coach Pete D’Arruda talks income for life. Kevin Frisbie discusses common fears retirees face. We meet Robert Kuhn from Chicago talking about his show Decoding Wall Street. Brian Quaranta introduces us to Estate and Tax Planning Attorney Michele Conti. Eric Kearney goes over his process of getting clients to a successful retirement. Dave Perkins takes us on a cheesy photo road trip. Call 800-662-6808. Text PIZZA to 21-000.

Coach Pete D’Arruda kicks things off with a quote all about Las Vegas and how it ties to retirement planning. Eric Kearney describes what he calls a “financial parking lot”. Robert Kuhn takes us through their process of getting a client set up for a successful retirement. Marc Geels explains why he takes plans all the way through 100 if necessary. Kevin Frisbie runs through a checklist to see if you are ready for an early retirement. Steve Sedahl has a Brokers Behaving Badly that will leave you shaking your head in disbelief. Call 800-662-6808. Text PIZZA to 21000. FinancialPIzza.com @stevesedahl

This week we hear from Coach Pete D’Arruda a couple of times. One he’s talking about a 401(k) and the other is an interview Coach does with legendary sports broadcaster Dick Vitale. We hear from Robert Kuhn with some interesting stats. Brian Quaranta has a quote from George Foreman talking about retirement. To learn more about the V-Foundation and Jimmy Valvano visit V.org.

Coach Pete D’Arruda talks about how it’s wise to have some cash on hand when things are volatile. Robert Kuhn weighs in on the same topic with a different perspective. We talk baseball and retirement with Retirement Coach Joe Hamel. We meet Saba Khan-Smith. We drop in on Kevin Frisbie. Steve Sedahl has a Brokers Behaving Badly that will leave you shaking your head in disbelief. Call 800-662-6808 Text PIZZA to 21000. Visit FinancialPizza.com.

Coach Pete D’Arruda outlines his new two book set called The Virtual Fiduciary Plan. Robert Kuhn explains what he and his firm have created called the KCP Alpha Trading Portfolio. Brian Quaranta details that breaking up with an advisor is hard to do. Richard Pellitier shares a story about a potential client and the nightmares they experienced. Eric Kearney talks about the importance of working with the right advisor. Steve Sedahl has a new Brokers Behaving Badly. Call 800-662-6808 Text PIZZA to 21000 Twitter @SteveSedahl

Coach Pete D’Arruda has some do’s and don’ts for using credit cards. Richard Pelliter talks about estate planning specifically the importance of the advance health care directive. Eric Kearney outlines what he does for his clients during a volatile market. Robert Kuhn digs into the 60/40 portfolio. Brian Quaranta talks about algorithms and how they can keep your portfolio in check. Gregg Berrian stresses the importance of guaranteed income in retirement. Steve Sedahl has a Brokers Behaving Badly involving family members. Text PIZZA to 21000. Call 800-662-6808. Visit FinancialPizza.com.

Coach Pete D’Arruda digs into the do’s and don’ts of credit cards and has a few things to say about variable annuities. We hear a great story from Kevin Frisbie in Maine about what he’s doing for his clients. Robert Kuhn from Chicago talks about the complexities of retirement planning and how things are only getting more complicated. Brian Quaranta talks fees in retirement plans both hidden and not hidden. Gregg Berrian outlines what he feels the ideal advisor should be. Richard Pelltier breaks down some Social Security claiming strategies. Steve Sedahl has a  Brokers Behaving Badly that features some radio guys that you may have heard on the air. But not any more. Call 800-662-6808. Text PIZZA to 21000. Financial PIzza.

Coach Pete D’Arruda discusses his soon to be released book Math is Money, The Book on Retirement, Robert Kuhn breaks down the lost decade of retirement planning. Tripp Limehouse takes us through his process. Retirement Coach Joe Hamel talks potholes and retirement. Eric Kearney digs into behavioral finance. Coach Pete interviews retirement expert Dr. Wade Pfau and his new book. Call 800-662-6808. Text PIZZA to 21-000.

Plenty of great information this week, Coach Pete D’Arruda talks how to make sure you can have lifetime income. Robert Kuhn says tactical management is one of several strategies needed for a successful retirement. Kevin Frisbie has some disturbing news about what could happen to income taxes in the future. Richard Pelitier breaks down tactical and passive management of our retirement portfolios. Gregg Berrian has a nice overview of Medicare and long term care. Steve Sedahl has a “Funny Money” story that you’ll want to tell your friends.

This week, Coach Pete D’Arruda talks income for life. Kevin Frisbie discusses common fears retirees face. We meet Robert Kuhn from Chicago talking about his show Decoding Wall Street. Brian Quaranta introduces us to Estate and Tax Planning Attorney Michele Conti. Eric Kearney goes over his process of getting clients to a successful retirement. Dave Perkins takes us on a cheesy photo road trip. Call 800-662-6808. Text PIZZA to 21-000.

Jeff Johnson and Robert Kuhn take on the very real job of hedging against today's Market Volatility. It seems that one day the market is up, then down, then up again. Investors are getting whiplash trying to keep up. The guys discuss real strategies to help investors smooth out the peaks and valleys and stay on track not to lose money.

This time Jeff Johnson and Robert Kuhn address the very real nature of the financial industry and how difficult it is to get an honest look at how your portfolio will perform even under the strangest of markets.

Jeff Johnson and Robert Kuhn comment on continued market high's and what the similarities are to the market high's that appeared before the 2008 and 2009. Is your portfolio ready if the market decides to retract, find out by listening to Jeff and Robert.

Robert Kuhn flys solo on this episode and discusses the financial industry and why you need to balance the portfolio between principal protection, alternatives, and market investments to insure growth and protection.

Jeff Johnson and Robert Kuhn discuss how large market swings in the market can cause investors to lose valuable time to build value, at a time when they can least afford to see those loses and how to insure that your portfolio is "Hurricane Proof".

Jeff Johnson and Robert Kuhn are at it again, talking about how to hedge your portfolio against market volatility using alternative investments as part of the strategy.

This week Robert Kuhn and Andrew Kuhn take over the show while Jeff is in the field, checking out his new pipeline. Robert and Andrew take on the myriad of conflicts of interest that abound in the financial planners industry.

Listen to Robert Kuhn and Jeff Johnson explain how to create a portfolio that doesn't ignore the stock market, but builds upon it and uses Alternative Investments offset potential market shifts.

In this episode Jeff Johnson returns and discusses market volatility with Robert Kuhn as they discuss the headlines of the day.

In this episode, Jeff Johnson CEO of Epus global Energy and Robert Kuhn of Kuhn Capital Partners discuss how alternative investment strategies can act as principle protection.

Jeff Johnson, CEO of EPUS Global Energy and Robert Kuhn, Managing Partner of Kuhn Capital Partners hash out the "Good, the Bad and the Ugly" when it comes to alternative investments. Investments that go beyond the Stock Market, beyond Bonds and carry a solid return.

By trade, Robert Kuhn asks the world's most brilliant people about life's biggest questions. It sounded pretty familiar to us here at Meditate This!—with one small exception: Kuhn has a background that puts him on par with just about anyone he interviews, giving the questions an extra level of potency.    Kuhn holds a doctorate in brain research and is the author and editor of over 25 books. A long-time adviser to the Chinese government and multinational corporations, he has been a columnist for China Daily and the South China Morning Post, and has appeared on the BBC, CNN, Bloomberg, and more. But perhaps Kuhn is most famous for creating and hosting the public television series Closer to Truth, which presents scientists and philosophers discussing life's most fundamental issues. Hear him tackle those subjects with Pete and Jay while explaining to them just why ping pong remains his favorite refuge from life's daily cacophony. See and hear more at www.MeditateThisPodcast.com

In September of 2014 I was privileged to attend a conference in honor of the greatest living natural theologian. For the uninitiated, this is what "natural theology" is (also here). The initiated hold Swinburne in awe because of his writings.  Richard Swinburne has produced an unparalleled string of carefully argued, in many cases ground-breaking books in philosophy of religion and in analytic theology (see the links below). Many "big guns" of philosophy of religion came out to present at the conference, and to a person they related how Swinburne had inspired them to think deeply and carefully about various philosophical and theological issues. For my part, his The Christian God was the book that inspired and provoked me to look deeply into the issue of the Trinity. Professor Swinburne has a manly way of taking a stand on hard issues, fashion be damned. You may agree or disagree, but you will think. The conference was called  Faith and Reason: Themes from Swinburne, and it was hosted by Purdue University. On a warm September  day-after-the-conference, Professor Swinburne and I sat outside on a bench on Purdue's lovely campus. In this episode, I interview Professor Swinburne about his life and work. How has he been so productive? What advice does he have for aspiring analytic  theologians? How has his work influenced academic theology? You can also listen to this episode on Stitcher or iTunes (please subscribe, rate, and review us in either or both – directions here). It is also available on YouTube (scroll down – you can subscribe here). If you would like to upload audio feedback for possible inclusion in a future episode of this podcast, put the audio file here. You can support the trinities podcast by ordering anything through Amazon.com after clicking through one of our links. We get a small % of your purchase, even though your price is not increased. (If you see “trinities” in you url while at Amazon, then we’ll get it.) Next episode: an interview with Professor Swinburne on his views on the Trinity. Links for this episode: Professor Swinburne's home page an encyclopedia entry which partially analyzes his work Conference organizers Dr. Jeffrey Brower and Dr. Michael Bergmann, and the conference website (lecture videos coming soon) Swinburne's books on philosophy of religion and analytic theology The Coherence of Theism (1st edition - 2nd, substantially re-written edition out shortly) The Existence of God, 2nd ed. (kindle) Faith and Reason, 2nd ed. (kindle) The Evolution of the Soul, 2nd ed. (kindle) Revelation: From Metaphor to Analogy, 2nd ed. (kindle) Responsibility and Atonement (kindle) The Christian God (kindle) Providence and the Problem of Evil (kindle) Is There a God?, 2nd ed. (kindle) Was Jesus God? (kindle) The Resurrection of God Incarnate (kindle) Mind, Brain, and Free Will (kindle) debates Unbelievable Radio Show / podcast debate with Dr. Bart Ehrman on "God's Problem" - evil and belief in God 2006 debate: Does God exist? vs. R. Joseph Hoffmann 2012 Amsterdam Veritas Forum debate: Is there a God? vs. Herman Philipse 2011 panel discussion: Is there a ghost in the machine? lectures 2011  lecture at Notre Dame - What does the Old Testament mean? 2011 Cambridge on Simplicity, Complexity, Science, Dawkins and God 2014 on The Probability of the Resurrection of Jesus 2012 Biola interviews on atonement on arguments for God's existence with Dr. Timothy O'Connor on Neuroscience and the Soul on doubt and faith on the future of philosophical theology on the defense of Christian doctrine on creedal Christianity on the "new atheists" Closer to Truth interviews with Robert Kuhn (all of them) arguments for atheism Is God perfect?  other interviews 2014 interview by Total Philosophy: part 1, part 2, part 3 2008 Brazil interview by Desiderio Murcho

Robert Kuhn (http://www.bit.ly/UCSCgb) discusses visualization and navigation of data mapped onto a reference genome coordinate system. He shows how the widely-used UCSC genome browser enables comparisons between multiple organisms and handles next-generation sequence data. He also outlines plans for managing data on personal genomic and on chromatin 3D folding. This talk was presented at VIZBI 2011, an international conference series on visualizing biological data (http://www.vizbi.org) funded by NIH & EMBO.