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Mandatory Time Off: Work Less, Enjoy Life More. Podcast: Live At Hales Segment 1 of 1
Are you working more and enjoying life less? In the 90’s Juliet Schor wrote a book titled “The Overworked American” arguing among other things that the typical American worker puts in nine weeks more on the job than his or her European counterpart. A recent report from the Center for Economic and Policy Research argues that the US
Nigel Goodwin: C.S. Lewis Quotes that Shaped Me. Podcast: Live at CS Lewis Centre Segment 1 of 1
On this podcast host Dick Staub hosts a discussion with Nigel Goodwin on “The C.S. Lewis quotes that have shaped me and my thinking.” Nigel Goodwin is a British actor and founder of Genesis Arts an organization that encourages the artistic community in its quest to make good art to God’s glory.
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C S Lewis on “What Christians Believe in Common.” revision 1 Podcast: Live At CS Lewis Centre Segment 1 of 1
Tonight we take up the subject of C S Lewis’ view of what is essential in Christianity. Here is the quote we will explore. “Ever since I became a Christian I have thought the best and perhaps the only service I could do for my unbelieving neighbors was to Read more
Into the Wild.” An Interview with Jon Krakauer Segment 1 of 1
A reprise of a Dick Staub interview (2/15/96) with Jon Krakauer on the book Sean Penn has masterfully recreated in the film version in theatres now (October 2007). From Amazon.com review: “Why did Christopher McCandless trade a Read more
Pico Iyer. “The Global Soul.” Podcast: Dick Staub Show Interview Segment 2 of 4
A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with Pico Iyer discussing his book of essays titled The Global Soul. His look at international locales contends that the modern world-scurrying citizen, pushed by business demands or political migrations, can easily lose both roots and sense of home. (Amazon Review.) The Literary Quarterly has described Pico Iyer as “the poet laureate of wanderlust” Read more
David Myers, The American Paradox: Spiritual Hunger In An Age of Plenty. Podcast: Dick Staub Show Interview Segment 4 of 4
A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with David Myers who explores this simple paradox: “We are better paid, better fed, better housed, better educated and healthier than ever before, yet for 30 years America slid into a deepening social recession. The divorce rate has doubled, Read more
David Myers, The American Paradox: Spiritual Hunger In An Age of Plenty.Podcast: Dick Staub Show Interview Segment 2 of 4
A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with David Myers who explores this simple paradox: We are better paid, better fed, better housed, better educated and healthier than ever before, yet for 30 years America slid into a deepening social recession. The divorce rate has doubled, the teen suicide has tripled, the recorded violent crime rate has quadrupled, Read more
David Myers, “The American Paradox: Spiritual Hunger In An Age of Plenty.” Podcast: Dick Staub Show Interview Segment 1 of 4
A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with David Myers who explores this simple paradox: “We are better paid, better fed, better housed, better educated and healthier than ever before…yet for 30 years America slid into a deepening social recession… The divorce rate has doubled, the teen suicide has tripled, Read more
Richard Swenson “God At The Center.” Podcast: Dick Staub Show Interview Segment 1 of 4
A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with Richard Swenson, physician-futurist, best-selling author, and award-winning educator, discussing a retrospective of his various books, including: “Margin,” “The Overload Syndrome,” “More Than Meets The Eye” and “Hurtling Towards Oblivion.”
Dick Staub. The Culturally Savvy Christian Podcast: Live At CS Lewis Centre Segment 3 of 3
On this podcast Dick Staub turns the reins of The Kindlings Muse over to his trusted friend Bill Hogg a man with that rare blend of wisdom and wit delivered in the tongue of one who speaks in the accent he swears we will hear in heaven. They are talking about Dick Staub’s newest book The Culturally Savvy Christian: A Manifesto for Deepening Faith and Enriching Popular Culture in an Age of Christianity-Lite,described by scholar/pastor NT Wright as “an urgent book for our times.” One recent reader encouraged the author with these words, “The new book, what can I say? I laughed. I cried. I felt one with the cosmos. I craved macaroni and cheese for three weeks. I did the Hokey Pokey and turned myself around until I couldn’t stand up! Enjoy!
