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The boys and I catching up on all of the changes since we last recorded. Tyberius is coughing a few time but it's all recovery form his visit to The ER. A scare of potential issues that God will heal him from.

In this episode, Cypher and Tyberius discuss the ongoing protest in #Iran, what caused them, why women are leading the way, and what it means for the region and the world as a whole.   Check out the Crowdsourced Politics live news roundup every Thursday at 8 PM EST and the live recording of Cypher State every Sunday at 2 PM EST to get your questions answered by our guest.

Today, it's my honor to invite you to join us for an incredibly unique and fascinating conversation with Dr. Amy-Jill Levine. Dr. Levine is an academic, an educator, and an author who is invested in Christians finding the Jewish context of their own story and helping them see where anti-Jewish messages exist in the world. Then, with her fellow Jews she desires to help them see that the New Testament is a Jewish story and that it fills in some of the gaps of Jewish history. Ultimately, her hope in all of this work is for Jews and Christians to stop bearing false witness against one another and treat each other as fellow children of God.  From a very young age, Dr. Levine began asking questions about how two groups of people that share so many similar beliefs about God, customs, etc, can villainize the other. We talk about those questions in our culture, within the Biblical and historical context, as well as why some believe there is a need to extract Jesus from His Jewishness, and how that truly takes away from the Biblical narrative and the gift of Christ on so many levels.  AJ calls Christians to own their faith in an incredibly powerful way. Her latest work Witnesses at the Cross examines the four Gospel accounts of the crucifixion of Christ and she offers many powerful statements about what we can learn from all of the various witnesses there. She not only weaves her vast wisdom of sacred texts and historical context into the accounts, but she also provides beautiful insights from her own experience. For example, while teaching a Divinity School class at Vanderbilt, she taught that class “on the inside” with inmates on death row. Their observations of Calvary implored her to consider the thieves on the cross from a lens she offers to us. She also challenges the readers to consider how we can find ourselves in the bystanders and scoffers as well as reminding us that even though many parts of this moment in time display many people at their worst, those people are made in the image of God. If Jesus is who He says He is, He was crucified for them too.  I hope that you find this conversation fascinating and thought provoking, friends. As we are about to walk into the days of Holy Week, with Palm Sunday here in just a couple of days, I hope you this conversation breathes fresh life into your Lenten journey. I hope it brings some questions to consider as we make our way to the Cross. As my friend Katie says “we are a Saturday people.” We long to see how the story ends. God is faithful to the end, for all of us. Jesus' offering of His life is a gift that can never be taken, and is available to all who seek it. The Spirit dwells among us, and constantly reminds us of who God has always been and who He will always be. I pray we seek Him with fresh praise and gratitude and with open hands and hearts. You matter. Your story matters. He will complete the work He began in you.  Today's episode sponsor: Tony Crabtree Homes with Exit Realty Home buyer guide: http://bit.ly/buyersguidecrabtreehomes Seller guide: http://bit.ly/sellerguidecrabtreehomes Facebook Instagram Website YouTube   Connecting with Dr. AJ Levine: Class that she mentioned!  Facebook  Hartford International University Webpage Vanderbilt Webpage    References: -Prophecies of Jesus in the Old Testament  -Anti-semitic art -The Torah -Book of Genesis -Book of Isaiah -Book of Deuteronomy -Book of Leviticus -circumcision becoming unnecessary  -Dr. AJ's children's books -Sandy Eisenberg Sasso-Co-author of the children's books -The seven last words of Jesus  -Where is Cyrene? modern day Libya  -Paul and Jesus' followers continue to observe Jewish traditions by attending synagogue and observing festivals etc, -Riverbend Maximum Security Institution -Vanderbilt Divinity School  -Men of Valor-”Shawshank Redemption” -Short Stories by Jesus- by Dr. AJ Levine -Historical context of Jesus' day between the Jewish leaders and Rome -The revolt doesn't come until 30 years post resurrection  -”client ruler”- Herod Antiapas (kills JTB) -Herod the Great (kills the babies bc of his fear of losing the throne) -Archelaus (Herod's son who gets part of his inheritance, in Judea) -Pontious Pilate  -Tyberius is on the throne in Jesus' time -Claudius -Caligula -Nero  -The Pharisees  -The back story of Jews and Samaritans, modern day issues  -Herod the Great had a Maccabean Princess  Scripture References: John 3:16-He is the only begotten son of God and He died for our sins -Exodus 3:7-10, The book of Esther, Jeremiah 29:11- His faithfulness to His covenant with the children of Abraham (to name a few) Romans 7:12- the Law is holy, just and good Galatians 3- don't follow the Law, it can't save you, you can't do it  Acts 9:15,Acts 26:17-20, Galatians 1:15-16, Ephesians 3:7-8, -Paul is the apostle to Gentiles  Acts 13-Paul says in Acts to worship in the synagogue Matthew 27:32,Mark 15:21,Luke 14:27,Luke 23:26-Simon of Cyrene Matthew 27:57-60, Mark 15:42-47, Luke 23:50-26-Joseph of Arimathea Mark 15:41-the women who followed Jesus and ministered to Him Luke 8:1-3-Joanna and Susanna Luke 8:2, John 20:11-18-Mary Magdalene Luke 23:32-55-the two thieves on the cross  Luke 23:39-43-The “good” thief is the only one who seems to realize Jesus has a Kingdom Matthew 13:45-46-the parable of the pearl of great price Deuteronomy 6:5-9, Joshua 1:8, -the call to remember in the Old Testament, write it on your door posts, and seal it in  2 Kings 22-Josiah found the scrolls of the Law and their revival  -Luke 1:1-25, 1:57-80 - Zechariah John the Baptist's father, his response is him remembering the Lord and his faith to see what would happen next  Matthew 27:42-The bystanders who demanded him to do a miracle to bring Himself off the cross  Mark 1-8- allllll the miracles Mark 7:36, 10:45-Jesus doesn't want to be known as the miracle worker, but the One who died as a ransom for many John 2:19, Matthew 27:40-You said you were going to destroy this Temple  Mark 6:14-29-”client ruler”- Herod Antiapas (kills JTB) Matthew 2:16-18-Herod the Great (kills the babies bc of his fear of losing the throne) Luke 10:1-23-Jesus told them to go out without a sword or staff Matthew 5:20-Sermon on the Mount, talks about the righteousness of the scribes and pharisees John 3:1-21, Acts 9:1-19 -Some Pharisees begin to follow Jesus: Saul of Tarsus (Paul), Nicodemus Acts 15 -mentions other Pharisees who follow Jesus' teaching as well Exodus 20:8-11-How do you follow the Sabbath and keep it holy  Mark 12:28-34- Jesus is teaching in the Temple, scribe approaches and asks about the greatest commandment  Matthew 22:34-40- retells that story with a different tone  John 8:42-44 Luke 10:25-37- The “good” samaritan story John 4- The woman at the well  Matthew 1- Jesus' lineage with women  Luke 10:38-42- Mary and Martha Mark 15:40-41- women who traveled from afar that followed Jesus Matthew 14:13-21- Feeding of the 5,000 Mark 14- He's already been anointed Matthew 28, Mark 16, Luke 24: 6-7 (this is the actual quotation) don't you remember what He told you (the angel says to the women) Mark 14:12-26- the last supper when Jesus spoke to them about going back to Galilee Luke 1:39-56-Elizabeth proclaims over Mary that she is carrying Christ  John 19:25-women were at the cross Luke 23:55, Luke 24:1-12-women were at the tomb Acts 2-women were at Pentecost and receive the tongues of fire  Book of Ruth Book of Esther Judges 4-Deborah  Exodus 2:1-10, Exodus 15:2-21, Micah 6:4-Miriam, a prophetess, worship leader  Matthew 18:20-Where are two or three are gathered  James 2:14-26- faith without works is dead Genesis 1:27 - everybody is in the image and likeness of God  Esther 4:14- For such a time as this Ecclesiastes 1:9-There is nothing new under the sun  Matthew 16:24-Pick up the cross and follow Him  Romans 3:10-12,Psalm 14:1-3,Psalm 53:1-3-There is no one righteous, not one Revelation 5:9; Revelation 5:12; Revelation 13:8; Isaiah 53:7; John 1:29; John 1:36; 1 Peter 1:19 Jesus is the Lamb of God Hebrews 8:1-4-Jesus is the High Priest Jeremiah 29:13- Seek Him and you will find Him Philippians 1:6- He will complete the work He began  Connecting with Emily and Simply Stories Podcast:Instagram (Em life // Podcast Life)FacebookTwitterBlog  *Intro and Outro music is from audionautix.com

In this episode, Cypher, Tyberius, NorthCountryMan, and Joe Chadwick discuss the recent German elections and what it could mean for the EU and the world.

CW: Alcohol use, mention of blood, themes of paternal failureThe hero was played by Tyberius, aka Rob Wilson. Tyberius, he/him, is a black marxist, and a radical socialist organizer when not recording podcasts. He is a regular on Eidolon Playtest, in addition to several one shots, and has guested on Well, Well, Well by LRH Wellness and Socialist Revolution. If you want to support Tyberius financially, you can become a patron of Eidolon Playtest on Patreon or contribute to him directly at $SeriousTyberius on CashApp and @RobertTyWilson on venmo.You can follow him on Twitter @SeriousTyberiusThe city was played by Rodrigo D. Lopez. Rodrigo D. Lopez, he/him, is an author, producer, podcaster and storyteller. He is also a game master for the popular Critical Hit podcast. His book, The Tale of Tallest Rabbit, is a novel for young readers and is available on Amazon right now. Tallest Rabbit: https://www.amazon.com/Tale-Tallest-Rabbit-Rodrigo-Lopez/dp/1519214936/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1599776644&sr=1-2 Critical Hit Podcast: http://majorspoilers.com/category/critical-hit/The villain was played by Sean Gettys. Sean, any pronouns, can be found at @thecrumpit on Twitter. Today's game was played using Anyone Can Wear the Mask, by Jeff Stormer. Jeff Stormer (He/His) is an award-winning podcaster, game designer, the (unofficial) official LARP designer of the Olive Garden restaurant, and the designer of Anyone Can Wear the Mask. He lives with his wife in Philadelphia, PA, and spends most of his time not podcasting or game designing screaming at people at indie wrestling shows.The newest version of Anyone Can Wear the Mask is available at jeffstormer.itch.io/mask. As of Wednesday, October 20th, the fully illustrated version and an audio version of it will be available at the same link. The music in this issue is Iron Knight by Dark Fantasy Studios, composed by Nicholas Jeudy.

CW: DeathThe hero was played by Tyberius, aka Rob Wilson. Tyberius, he/him, is a black marxist, and a radical socialist organizer when not recording podcasts. He is a regular on Eidolon Playtest, in addition to several one shots, and has guested on Well, Well, Well by LRH Wellness and Socialist Revolution. If you want to support Tyberius financially, you can become a patron of Eidolon Playtest on Patreon or contribute to him directly at $SeriousTyberius on CashApp and @RobertTyWilson on venmo.You can follow him on Twitter @SeriousTyberiusThe city was played by Rodrigo D. Lopez. Rodrigo D. Lopez, he/him, is an author, producer, podcaster and storyteller. He is also a game master for the popular Critical Hit podcast. His book, The Tale of Tallest Rabbit, is a novel for young readers and is available on Amazon right now. Tallest Rabbit: https://www.amazon.com/Tale-Tallest-Rabbit-Rodrigo-Lopez/dp/1519214936/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1599776644&sr=1-2 Critical Hit Podcast: http://majorspoilers.com/category/critical-hit/The villain was played by Sean Gettys. Sean, any pronouns, can be found at @thecrumpit on Twitter. Today's game was played using Anyone Can Wear the Mask, by Jeff Stormer. Jeff Stormer (He/His) is an award-winning podcaster, game designer, the (unofficial) official LARP designer of the Olive Garden restaurant, and the designer of Anyone Can Wear the Mask. He lives with his wife in Philadelphia, PA, and spends most of his time not podcasting or game designing screaming at people at indie wrestling shows.The newest version of Anyone Can Wear the Mask is available at jeffstormer.itch.io/mask. As of Wednesday, October 20th, the fully illustrated version and an audio version of it will be available at the same link. The music in this issue is Iron Knight by Dark Fantasy Studios, composed by Nicholas Jeudy.

The hero was played by Tyberius, aka Rob Wilson. Tyberius, he/him, is a black marxist, and a radical socialist organizer when not recording podcasts. He is a regular on Eidolon Playtest, in addition to several one shots, and has guested on Well, Well, Well by LRH Wellness and Socialist Revolution. If you want to support Tyberius financially, you can become a patron of Eidolon Playtest on Patreon or contribute to him directly at $SeriousTyberius on CashApp and @RobertTyWilson on venmo.You can follow him on Twitter @SeriousTyberiusThe city was played by Rodrigo D. Lopez. Rodrigo D. Lopez, he/him, is an author, producer, podcaster and storyteller. He is also a game master for the popular Critical Hit podcast. His book, The Tale of Tallest Rabbit, is a novel for young readers and is available on Amazon right now. Tallest Rabbit: https://www.amazon.com/Tale-Tallest-Rabbit-Rodrigo-Lopez/dp/1519214936/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1599776644&sr=1-2 Critical Hit Podcast: http://majorspoilers.com/category/critical-hit/The villain was played by Sean Gettys. Sean, any pronouns, can be found at @thecrumpit on Twitter. Today's game was played using Anyone Can Wear the Mask, by Jeff Stormer. Jeff Stormer (He/His) is an award-winning podcaster, game designer, the (unofficial) official LARP designer of the Olive Garden restaurant, and the designer of Anyone Can Wear the Mask. He lives with his wife in Philadelphia, PA, and spends most of his time not podcasting or game designing screaming at people at indie wrestling shows.The newest version of Anyone Can Wear the Mask is available at jeffstormer.itch.io/mask. As of Wednesday, October 20th, the fully illustrated version and an audio version of it will be available at the same link. The music in this issue is Iron Knight by Dark Fantasy Studios, composed by Nicholas Jeudy.

Hosts of the KSL Home Show Heather Osmond and Lindsay Aerts walk you through an open house of Utah real estate. With up to date information for both buyers and sellers, the KSL Home Show show covers everything the Utah real estate market has to offer. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https://www.osmonddesigns.com/ or their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/osmonddesigns/. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts of the KSL Home Show Heather Osmond and Lindsay Aerts walk you through an open house of Utah real estate. With up to date information for both buyers and sellers, the KSL Home Show show covers everything the Utah real estate market has to offer. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https://www.osmonddesigns.com/ or their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/osmonddesigns/. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The first section of Tyberius' coming economics book.

In this episode, Tyberius talks with Dalton Germock about the Industrial Revolutions and the effects that it brings.

In this Episode, Tyberius will speak about how people went from working in Agriculture, to working in Manufacturing, to now working in Services, and what will come next.

In this episode, Tyberius talks to Democratic Operative Sam Drzy on the current state of political affairs.

In this episode, Tyberius talks to Democratic Operative Sam Drzy on the current state of political affairs.

In this episode Tyberius speaks with immigration lawyer Nathan Dallon. 

In the first of our Issue of the day series, Justin interviews Tyberius on the Minimum Wage. Is it good, is it bad, will it pass? Give a listen now!

In this episode, Tyberius is interviewed on India (and how he doesn't know everything.)  Get a historical, geopolitical, and future snapshot of India over the course of 1 hour.

(Profanity Warning) In this episode Tyberius talks with Joshua Zerbel (AKA: Feline Father) about Covid.  Ranging from when the pandemic started to when it will end (or will it?)

In this extra length revisit of France, Tyberius give a massive breakdown on French history. Followed by it's odd geography, then the wild future that is likely to come.

After 30 years of recession and population decline, Japan is in a very interesting place. Will Japan return to it's former prowess, or will it take another route. In this episode Justin will interview Tyberius on how Japan got to where it is now and what the future might hold.

*Slight Profanity* In this episode Tyberius is joined by the German Ted52 in talking about the coming departure of 15 year Chancellor Angela Merkel. Her long legacy, the CDU (Christian Democratic Union) and what happens without her.

Tyberius answers a viewer question about short and long term forecasts.

In this episode, DaddyMarx interviews Tyberius on Generating Wealth and Capital. We talk about locomotion, geography, climate, and more.

"The sun never sets on the British Empire" was the trope for the first world superpower. Britain once ruled the waves and put fear into every nation on earth, yet now it is a a nation of parity with Western Europe. In this episode, Tyberius will explain the history, geography, and future of Britain.

With the defeat of Donald Trump, the Democrats have gained an important victory in US politics. However, this victory will prove to be more hallow than many would believe. In this episode, Tyberius will give you a quick overview of where the party has come from, what it looks like after defeating Donald Trump, and how it's future is not as bright as many would believe.

The Republican Party has changed a lot over the years. As many of you know, what it means to be Republican has changed in recent years, with the years to come only to change that even further. In this Episode, Tyberius will give you a quick run down on where the party has come from, what is looks like with Trump's loss, and what it will look like in the coming years.

The introduction episode for Geopolitics with Tyberius D. Get to know Tyberius. Who he is, why you should listen, and what he believes.

Ilais talks to his mother about his day at school. Tyberius is listening and making noises, military mama explains a little about the military and the importance of reading comprehension.

ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOOTBAAAALL? Mike, Luke, Joel, and returning guest Tyberius are! Tommy tries to get over his crippling social anxiety to try out for the football team while literally everyone else on the cast has seemingly no problem with making the team! We learn the sad tale of Ernie's promising football career cut short, watch Bulk try out some sweet Ballet moves, and desperately try to unearth the secrets of the Mysterious Football Rap, all while making copious Space Jam comparisons.

This episode, Luke sits down with guests Tal and Tyberius to rank the next five games. Also he gets some phone calls while recording. We talk about South American SNES romhacks, the ethical utility of cutting hair versus piloting a fighter jet, and the horrifying world of flash games marketed to girls. YOUR GAMES THIS WEEK ARE: IL-2 Sturmovik, for PC; International Superstar Soccer Deluxe, for SNES; Busy Scissors, for Nintendo DS and Nintendo Wii; Elsa Dentist, for PC; and Warlords (1990), for PC. You can find the current ranked list at bit.ly/letsplace

Strap in for another episode of SLTD Radio! This time, Tyberius and his Scottish co-commander discuss the current Shane/Stephanie/Vince storyline, including where it could go, if another brand split is on the cards and how do you solve the Roman Reigns problem? Remember to share the show, tell your friends and email any show suggestions to info@sltdwrestling.com!

Strap in for another episode of SLTD Radio! This time, Tyberius and his Scottish co-commander discuss the current Shane/Stephanie/Vince storyline, including where it could go, if another brand split is on the cards and how do you solve the Roman Reigns problem? Remember to share the show, tell your friends and email any show suggestions to info@sltdwrestling.com!

In this long overdue bonus episode, we're finally finishing the opening two-parter to Big Bad Beetleborgs! Mike brings returning guests Tyberius, Molly, Jules, and Greg together to discuss just how much we all hate Flabber.  

This week our new friend Tyberius joins us to show us to talk about Zack, our 90s Black Fashion Ignorance, and teach us about the Opposite Of Malcolm X. Also, a superhero runs away from butterflies

On this much-delayed episode of Roll For Your Lives, the "team" investigates some ancient ruins that have been taken over by...a cult or something? Shane gets ambushed in the bathroom, the party takes down a mecha-chef that tries to burn them to death, Tyberius has strange ideas about what constitutes a post-battle snack, and I valiantly resist defiling a sacred fountain with my drug-blood. Also: Luke's pacifist whining finally works out for once.

We return to Dungeons and Dragons for this arc, this time by way of the Dark Sun campaign for 4th Edition. John GMs for the first time in his life, while the rest of us try to make his job as hard as possible. And by "the rest of us" I mean "mostly Luke." The cast of characters for this arc is a hamadryad sun cultist cleric (played by Dustin); a naive psion who holds a grudge (played by Luke); a werewolf barbarian who super loves fighting (played by Tyberius); and an aloof thri-kreen ranger who's a bit too into skinning his enemies.

The time: far in the future. The place: a gas giant in deep space. The role-playing system: [%]. The GM: Luke. On this arc of Roll For Your Lives, Dustin and John play two former militia members--Wolfgang R. Willibald and Didi LaCroix--who are now living on nice paychecks provided by a less-than-scrupulous mining company for their services as private security. Shane plays Chuck Mutton, a pilot and scavenger for a small gas-mining village that's about to have an unfortunate encounter with Prince--the charismatic and somewhat bumbling pirate played by Tyberius--and a gang of pirates that happens to hate Prince's guts. Did I mention that Wolfgang and Didi just got told by a corporate big-wig to go collect gas from Chuck's village by any means necessary? Yeah, things are gonna get messy.

For this next mini-campaign, we go back to the familiar territory of Dungeons & Dragons, this time filtered through the Pathfinder system. Our "heroes" this time are a frogman gunslinger named Henson (played by Shane); a warrior princess who's built like a tank--and has the armor to match--named Hildegard (played by Luke); a summoner named Inara who loves to party, has a giant spider for a buddy, and harbors a shocking secret (played by Tyberius); and a monk named Mogukyo who's true joy in life is tying every living thing up with rope (played by John). In this session, they team up with the city guard of Magnimar to track down a serial killer who seems to be targeting priests of Sarenrae and stealing their hearts.