Greg Wolfe, Heather Hawkins and Bryan Burton respond to audience questions and comments. Robert Deeble brings us another song "The Secret Life Of Emily Dickinson, from his "13 Stories" album and playwright and actor Jeff Berryman reads the late Stanley Kunitz' poem "The Layers. Originating from Hales Ales Brewery and Pub our first live "The Kindlings Muse" draws to a close. We love to hear your comments–post them below.
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Dan Browns "The Da Vinci Code." Does this book and movie threaten to overturn central elements of Christianity? What is the fact and fiction of it all? Our panel of Greg Wolfe, Heather Hawkins and Bryan Burton share their views on three essential questions: 1) Is "The Da Vinci Code." Anti-Christian? 2) Does it claim to be true? 3) Will it affect people's beliefs? Enjoy and tell a friend about "The Kindlings Muse."
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Robert Deeble was brave enough to appear at the first live event of The Kindlings Muse and brought the lyrics and sound that have been described as "wistful folk-pop, sparsely arranged, gracefully performed, and achingly beautiful to behold." His art is one that conjures such influences as Leonard Cohen and Nick Drake and has been likened to contemporaries such as James William Hindle and Josh Rouse." The two songs in this set are from his this bar has no one left Enjoy this live music from Hales Ales Brewery and Pub loft!
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Our panel continues the discussion of irreligious Seattle, responding to audience questions: Is Seattle's renowned tolerance an excuse for avoiding dealing with reality? Is it more of go along to get along? Is it a barrier to real community? Would a pursuit of truths held passionately a better path? What about the three transcendentals: the good, the true, the beautiful? What about the role of Art and the passion for mystery? By the way the music as we come into the show in this segment is from "William and Alene" who will appear live in June!
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Segment three of The Kindlings Muse originated from Hale's Ale Brewery & Pub on Monday May 22. Our subject is Irreligious Seattle and The Spiritual Book Craze. On today's podcast in segment three our panel of Greg Wolfe, Heather Hawkins and Bryan Burton continue their discussion Seattle's irreligiousity, taking a look at Seattle's so-called tolerance in the process.
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This episode of The Kindlings Muse originated from Hales Ale Brewery & Pub on Monday May 22. Our subject is "Irreligious Seattle and The Spiritual Book Craze." On today's podcast in segment two we introduce Greg Wolfe Editor of Image a Journal of "Art-Faith-Mystery, " Heather Hawkins a Seattle actress and Bryan Burton theologian, a graduate of Queens College in Belfast Ireland for a discussion of whether based on their personal experience, Seattle is really irreligious. Enjoy. Tell a Friend. And come back for more.
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This is the very first official Kindling's Muse Podcast. It is the introductory segment from the 90-minute Kindlings Muse Broadcast originating live from Hales Ales Brewery and Pub (http://www.halesales.com/) on Monday May 22. Our subject is "Irreligious Seattle and The Spiritual Book Craze." On today's podcast I answer some frequently asked questions about The Kindlings Muse. On tomorrow's podcast you will hear: Greg Wolfe Editor of Image a Journal of "Art-Faith-Mystery" Heather Hawkins a Seattle actress. Bryan Burton theologian, a graduate of Queens College in Belfast Ireland.
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