Podcasts about vice verses

eastvillageradio.com, brianturnershow.comGENE MARSHALL - Jimmy Carter Says Yes - V/A: Beat Of The Traps: MSR Madness Vol. 1 (Carnage Press, 1992)THE VELVET UNDERGROUND'S HEROIN IF RECORDED IN THE 1940'sMICHAEL ROTHER / HALLOGALLO - Live at Primavera Sound 2010DEAD C - Outside - The White House (Siltbreeze, 1996)SUICIDE - Ghost Rider - Live Opening for The Cars in Boston, 11/13/80JOHN BERENZY'S 20/20 - Vice Verses - 7" (3rd Rail, 1978)FRUITED PLANES - Out of Reach - Introducing the Moth Eggs (cs, Curly Cassettes, 2024)RHYTHM VOX - Untitled - V/A: Miniatures (1981, re: General Speech, 2024)ENGLISH TEACHERS, UMEDA ROCKERS, FLIP RADICAL< VIVITANS, TAKESHI ISHIZAKI - Untitled - V/A: Miniatures (1981, re: General Speech, 2024)MANUEL MOTA - 4 - 1-7 (Headlights, 2024)SURFACE MUTANTS - Train Dub - V/A: No One's Listening Anyway (UK DIY Post-Punk & Dubs 1980-1984 (Volume 1)) (CT, 2024)THE FALL - Words of Expectation - Live Biel, Switzerland, 1983HOUSE OF ALL - The Good Englishmen - House of All Souls (Tiny Global Productions, 2025)RONCOS - Untitled - Viola Para Fins de Ascensão (cs, Rasga, 2024)ALAMEDA DUO - Laurel - The Luminous Guitar Craft Of Alameda Duo (Instant Classic, 2017)SMILEY CULTURE - Cockney Translation - The Original Smiley Culture (Top Notch, 1986)RAINBOW GRAVE - Ten Million Tons of Shit - No, You (God Unknown, 2019)OBLADITI -  Šeredný Hnojník- Promo Tape (cs, Cosmic Cause/Sage Garde, 2022)GEE GEE DECORATOR - Untitled - Gee Gee Decorator (Coq au Vinyl, 2023)MUADEEP - Echoes of Fury - Echoes of Fury (Yuku, 2024)GALAXIS - Dolly - Galaxis (1974, re: Ancient Grease, 2024)CELTIC FROST -  Into the Crypts of Rays - Morbid Tales (Metal Blade, 1984)EROC - Kleine Eva - Eroc (Brain, 1975)

The founder of JesusFreakHideout.com John DiBiase joins us for a chat about music, art, and the Switchfoot tune "Vice Verses." Create a social media post about this podcast for your chance to win a free Switchfoot shirt! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dailyjonforeman/support

In this episode, Mark is joined by Hip Hop artist and producer Big Ox. Here, we talk about the new project “The Crown” from the late great MC Vice Verses, which Ox is featured in and was instrumental in it's production. We talk about the legacy of Vice Verses, their history together, Idea Factory, End of the weak MC battles and much more. Check out Big Ox on YouTube- https://youtu.be/Voih71b9VIkEpisode is sponsored by Athletic Greens- www.athleticgreens.com/EMERGINGo

This week Kerry, Andrew and Chris sit down with a couple of single malts, one American, one Scotch. They start with Tom Brady retiring and try to get in the head space of the G.O.A.T quarterback. Then they chase the rabbit through the sports world, past the Washington Commanders, into politics, race and upbringing. Grab a drink and hang out with the guys as they go…all over the place! Intro music: "Afterlife" by Switchfoot from the album "Vice Verses" copyright 2011 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for outside the United States. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theupsetpicks/support

Ryan Legg concludes our Vice Verses series, sharing his anchor passages from Psalm 23v3.

Loretta Mak continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing her anchor passage from 1 Thes.1v4-5.

Sonja Wiebicke continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing her anchor passage from Rev. 19v7-8.

Justin Persaud continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing his anchor passage from 1 John 3v1-2.

Lucie Brand continues in our Vice Verses series, sharing her anchor passages from Ps. 40v1-2.

Cory Adrian continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing his anchor passages from Rom. 3v10-18.

Bryan Evans continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing his anchor passage from Josh. 5v13-14.

Tanya Stander continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing her anchor passage from Lam. 3v22-23.

Episode 121 (03/03/21): As humans, we struggle with change... and often, we spend our days trying to relive our yesterdays or fantasizing over what changes tomorrow may bring. When we find ourselves stuck between the days gone by, and what lies over the horizon of our tomorrows, how can we be present and embrace everything that today brings..? Heavy heart, we can’t sing a new song if we are holding onto old notes… May we be present, here, now knowing that our God is present, here, now. Music referenced in this episode: Switchfoot, “Souvenirs” (From the album: Vice Verses)

Joel Nafziger continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing his anchor passage from John 17v1-3.

Courtney Cosgrove continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing her anchor passage from Eph. 6v19.

Joel Nafziger continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing his anchor passage from John 17v1-3.

Courtney Cosgrove continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing her anchor passage from Eph. 6v19.

It's May! That means it's time to put the top down, turn up the radio, and break out the Sherpa Shorts! For the past two years during the month of May, we provided a blast of llama love with a burst of episodes we called the Sherpa Shorts. This year we are choosing some incredible song lyrics and then riffing about how they relate to youth ministry. Great music, sage thoughts, and a playlist for your summer road trip – that sounds like podcast perfection! Enjoy this year's version of SHERPA SHORTS! Episode 3 – Switchfoot – “Dark Horses” from the album Vice Verses (2011) https://open.spotify.com/track/4zRnU8aqb6wjyGHaHxunQT?si=7RGPaj-xS9mNrxX4zDvj1Q We are proud members of the DYM Podcast Network https://podcast.downloadyouthministry.com/

It's May! That means it's time to put the top down, turn up the radio, and break out the Sherpa Shorts! For the past two years during the month of May, we provided a blast of llama love with a burst of episodes we called the Sherpa Shorts. This year we are choosing some incredible song lyrics and then riffing about how they relate to youth ministry. Great music, sage thoughts, and a playlist for your summer road trip – that sounds like podcast perfection! Enjoy this year's version of SHERPA SHORTS! Episode 3 – Switchfoot – “Dark Horses” from the album Vice Verses (2011) https://open.spotify.com/track/4zRnU8aqb6wjyGHaHxunQT?si=7RGPaj-xS9mNrxX4zDvj1Q We are proud members of the DYM Podcast Network https://podcast.downloadyouthministry.com/

It’s May! That means it’s time to put the top down, turn up the radio, and break out the Sherpa Shorts!For the past two years during the month of May, we provided a blast of llama love with a burst of episodes we called the Sherpa Shorts. This year we are choosing some incredible song lyrics and then riffing about how they relate to youth ministry. Great music, sage thoughts, and a playlist for your summer road trip – that sounds like podcast perfection!Enjoy this year’s version of SHERPA SHORTS!Episode 3 – Switchfoot – “Dark Horses” from the album Vice Verses (2011) https://open.spotify.com/track/4zRnU8aqb6wjyGHaHxunQT?si=7RGPaj-xS9mNrxX4zDvj1QWe are proud members of the DYM Podcast Networkhttps://podcast.downloadyouthministry.com/

On this week's episode of The Average AF Podcast, we get through a lot of great topics that will help expand your perspectives. These topics include the importance of authenticity, the differences between the current generations, and lessons and moments that have made major impacts on our lives. We had a ton of fun recording this one, but noticed during the editing process that our studio may or may not be haunted. If you are the first person to send us the time stamp of the spirit/demon in the background, we'll do something special for ya. This week's Not So Average Song of the Week is brought to us by the extremely talented Matt Jones. The song is titled "Vice Verses," and can be found on every major streaming platform. Also, make sure to check him out at La Luna in Mansfield on February 16th for an awesome live show! Please make sure to like/follow/subscribe to Matt and the podcast on all of your preferred platforms! Thanks everyone! Matt Jones YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3j3Z3M4RUiTb-q604k-KBg Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/407eGdW9FGt6ulGRGg3yA4?si=JIIKA_GQSH-dsUe0UT3SGg Apple: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/john-matthew-jones/1456692723 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/averageafpodcast/message

What about heaven, hell and is God really that angry? In Matthew 25,  Jesus tells a series of stories in response to a question posed by the disciples. Their question was essentially, "Hey Jesus... when is the 'end' coming?" I'm not sure they meant what we mean today by that question but regardless, Jesus answers with a bunch of stories. He describes bridesmaids waiting with lamps, servants being given money and sheep and goats being separated by the King. If they were looking for a straight, simple, easy answer well...they didn't get it. Instead they got a series of short image rich stories each highlighting different aspects of Jesus' answer. The piece we'll be exploring today is the section about God separating the sheep and goats (aka people) and then sending some to what we might call heaven and others to hell (Jesus uses neither of those terms). The problem for many with these words is this: How can a good loving God knowingly send people to eternal suffering? Is that God? Is that our God? Images of God gleefully smiting sinners is an image that has caused many problems and much pain throughout history and yet, we have scriptures like these which seem to say, "Yeah, it isn't pretty, but that is what God is going to do." So what do we do with this? Is God really this angry king eager to dish out divine torment or could there be more to this story than meets the eye? We're so glad you're here today to help us wrestle with this last scripture in our Vice Verses series. We hope your time here draws you closer to God and closer to others for the glory of God and the sake of the world.

This week we’ll be jumping out of our Vice Verses series (don’t worry – it’s coming back next week!) to kick off a summer capital campaign geared to updating and renovating some areas of the church. As a community sent to help anyone and everyone become a follower of Jesus, we believe that the physical space here at University Carillon is part of our witness to the world. Every week, countless people come on our property for Upward, Preschool and Scouts just to name a few and we want to love them toward Jesus not just in word and deed, but through the testimony of the space itself. We may not think about how physical space communicates to people, but it does, and we are committed to being the best stewards we can be of what we have for the glory of God and the sake of the world. Thanks for joining us and may what you hear today become good news in you and through you to the world around you.

This month's panel includes JFH staffers Michael Weaver, Josh Balogh, Michael Knipp, and Chase Tremaine, who come together to answer the question: Should we consider Switchfoot one of Christian music's all-time greatest acts? Each panelist shares his thoughts on the band's discography and how those views have changed over time -- which includes some big surprises for some of them. Switchfoot's album Vice Verses also gets special attention in the segment, Is It 5 Stars? This episode is sponsored by Brady Novotny, whose new album Passions Collide releases on February 14. Click here for more information. The JFH Podcast is hosted and produced by Chase Tremaine and executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast, please send an email to Christopher@Jesusfreakhideout.com. If you have questions, send them to Chase@Jesusfreakhideout.com. You can also follow the podcast on Twitter, @JFHPodcast.

This show only plays 7 songs. The first one is over 11 minutes. Hence the long one.

9 times out of 10, am I right? Anyways, here is Episode #9 of American Brews and Tunes. This week, our heroes brave the weather in a true American Fashion. Jesse tackles the Oskar Blues Ten-Fidy Barrel Aged stout while listening to Supporting Caste by Propagandi. Meanwhile, Stephen tastes the Stone Mega Wheat IPA after listening to Vice Verses by Switchfoot. Plus, there is talk of the Minnesota Nice accent....sounds like a recipe for success yet again. Cheers!

Switchfoot guitarist Drew Shirley called in to chat about the band's new album "Vice Verses"

Freestyle de WEBBAFIED - PROLIFIC 1- VICE VERSES - 6 Mars 2004