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🎬 Welcome to Critic by Night — By day, they watch. By night, they judge! If you love film and TV breakdowns with unfiltered opinions and fresh perspectives, you're in the right place. We dive into the latest movies, binge-worthy series and pop culture moments with your host Jay and featuring rotating guest : Dru, Ryan, Sebrenia, Keith and Wayne. We bring bold perspectives and voices to dissect everything on screen—no scripts, just real talk. film review podcast, TV show breakdown, Black film ...
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Embracing Holland

Angie Auldridge and Megan Barrett

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A podcast about traveling the special needs road and discovering the hidden gems and unique finds of a place you didn't think you would be. We share how families are doing amazing things as a result of a diagnosis, and give you a glimpse into the realities of raising children with differing needs.
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Welcome to the Podcast that features Geeks brought together by fate to discuss movies and other topics with a geek perspective! This is the after movie huddle where we discuss the ins and outs of the movies we just seen as well as our favorite movies, TV shows, comics, current events and other topics pertaining to geek/nerd culture. Our resident hosts are Captain Keith, Jay and Wayne Da Que! After the movie come discuss it with us! Contact us @ [email protected] Jay's line of original Sup ...
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Bassey Talk

Angela Marie Okon

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Hosted by Angie Marie, this podcast will change the way you think. Encouraging you to go through the uncomfortable growth needed in order to evolve into the person you are intended to be. We are all unique individuals + each of us have a greatness that we are meant to share with the world. It can be challenging to unfold what your power is in a society that teaches us to confirm to a mold that most do not fit in. Listen + subscribe to Bassey Talk to ignite your life's passions + discover you ...
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Fun In Fundraising

Rob Giardinelli

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Fun in Fundraising is a podcast that gives you behind-the-scenes access to the people behind top fundraising galas. Ranked Number 6 in FeedSprouts’ list of Top Fundraising Podcasts, each episode features host Rob Giardinelli talking with the leaders behind the top gala and signature fundraiser event chairs, honorees, producers, and non-profit executives. These events featured on Fun In Fundraising raise significant sums of money by producing fun, memorable experiences with guests and attende ...
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Karl Vaters interviews church leaders about the important issues of faith and ministry. It's called The Church Lobby because: The church lobby is where the church meets and does ministry. The church lobby moves conversations from the stage to the floor. The church lobby is a good place to take the temperature of a church’s health. Karl Vaters is the author of several books, including Small Church Essentials and The Grasshopper Myth. Formerly known as Can This Work In a Small Church?, this po ...
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How can the philanthropic arm of a business draw and engage sponsors for it's annual gala or signature fundraising event? In today’s episode, I talk with Emelda Douglas, Senior VP of Community Affairs for the Houston Astros and Executive Director of the Houston Astros Foundation, to talk about its annual signature event, the Diamond Dreams Gala. Ce…
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In recent decades, parachurch organizations have carved out an important space in church life and ministry. Karl Vaters talks with Dr. Angie Ward about why it’s important for ministers to take a closer look at what the church is, what parachurch organizations bring to the mix, and how we can move forward more missionally, even as the emphasis on in…
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How can an organization successfully create a multi-day signature fundraising event that is both fun and impactful? In today’s episode, I talk with Houston Ballet Chief Development Officer Angie Lane and Susan Binney Market co-chair of the upcoming Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market®. For over 40 years, Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market® has been one …
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How can an organization host a signature fundraising event that allows patrons innovative ways to connect with an organization's mission? In today’s episode, I talk with Chantel Boudreaux, Senior Director of Events and Operations for the Perot Museum to talk about the organization's signature fundraising event, A Night at the Museum. The Perot Muse…
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If you’re a preaching pastor, you know what it means to feel the burden and the joy of preparing and preaching a sermon every Sunday. No matter how many years we’ve done it, we can always use a little more help to do it better. Karl Vaters talks with Austin Carty about the craft of writing and delivering a weekly sermon, based on Austin’s latest bo…
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How can an organization host a fundraising gala that reflects the tapestry of the communities they serve? In today’s episode, I talk with IM Houston's CEO Sheroo Mukhitar and Chief Development Officer Maria Magee, about the organization's upcoming signature fundraising event, The Tapestry Gala. The Tapestry Gala has long been known for drawing vari…
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How can an organization effectively use pre-events to sell out their gala well in advance of the event date? In today’s episode, I talk with Anna Caitlyn Butler and Madeline Meyer, co-chairs of the upcoming Twilight on the Trail benefiting The Trail Conservancy. The Trail Conservancy protects, enhances, and connects the Roy and Ann Butler Trail, th…
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What happens when all the church growth principles that were working in your church, suddenly stop working when you need them the most? Karl Vaters interviews Paul Dazet about what happened to him, as the pastor of a fast-growing church shortly after he was diagnosed with cancer. Over 100 members left, saying things like “I just can’t handle being …
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How do does an organization effectively blend commerce and fundraising in a way that brings the community together? In today’s episode, I talk with The Family Place CEO Tiffany Tate and Margette Hepfner to talk about one of the organization's signature fundraising events: Partners Card. For many years, many top retailers in North Texas have taken p…
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Karl Vaters interviews Leanne Friesen about grief. Specifically, how pastors, family members, and other caring people can help give people the room to process their grief when they go through a profound loss. Karl and Leanne also talk about how to process those feelings ourselves. Leanne is a former pastor and is the author of Grieving Room: Making…
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How do you create an impactful statement moment at your event where guests carry the moment with them long after the event has ended? In today’s episode, I talk with AVDA CEO Maisha Colter and AVDA Board Chair Vanessa Ames to talk about the organization's signature fundraising event: the Home Safe Home Gala. For over 40 years, AVDA has provided ser…
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What does it take for an organization to host a successful fundraising event in a one-of-a-kind urban green space? In today's episode, I talk with Kit Sawers, President & CEO of Klyde Warren Park, to talk about their upcoming signature fundraising event, Party in the Park. Located in the heart of Downtown Dallas, Klyde Warren Park is a modern city …
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Karl Vaters talks with Darrell Stetler about a new AI program Darrell has created, called Sermon Illustrator. After a short introduction to what AI is, and some of the advantages and dangers of using it, they narrow in on this tool that helps pastors with a very specific task – finding illustrations (stories, metaphors, historical events, and so on…
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What does it take for an organization to host a successful fundraising event when the logistics are anything but simple? In today's episode, I talk with Austin Parks Foundation Vice President of Marketing and Communications Katie Kennedy, and Events Manager Caitlyn Denham to talk about the upcoming Party for the Parks. Held on the grounds of Zilker…
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What are the keys to highlighting artistic talents throughout a successful gala or signature fundraising event? In today’s episode, I talk with Dallas Symphony Orchestra Chief Artistic Officer Katie McGuiness and Vanessa Cain, event chair for the upcoming Dallas Symphony Orchestra Gala. Celebrating it's 125th anniversary, the Dallas Symphony Orches…
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Karl Vaters talks with Luke Simmons, the pastor of Ironwood Church in Mesa, AZ. Recently, Luke and his church elders decided to pursue a very ambitious goal with the aim of helping their large, growing congregation feel smaller and more connected. As a big-church pastor, Luke is not a typical Church Lobby guest, but he and Karl follow each other on…
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Having a vision isn't enough. How do you lead your community to get behind a transformative vision that will be felt for generations to come? In today’s episode, I talk with Lynn and Tom Meredith, co-chairs—along with several of their children and spouses—of the upcoming Glow in the Park benefiting the Waterloo Greenway Conservancy. Lynn and Tom’s …
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What should an organization consider when considering a format change for an annual gala or signature fundraising event? In today's episode, I talk with Tena Faust, Board Co-President of Houston PetSet to talk about the upcoming Fierce & Fabulous Le Brunch. One of Houston's most beloved and successful annual signature fundraising events for many ye…
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Over the last few months, several of our podcasts have been about bivo/covocationality, side hustles for pastors, and so on. And more are on the way. Why? Because the future of the church is bivocational. In this episode, Karl Vaters talks to Andrew Hamilton about the content from his book, The Future is Bivocational: Shaping Christian Leaders for …
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How does an organization build on the success of a highly successful first-year gala? In today's episode, I talk with Shanna Schanen, Co-Founder of the Round Top Film Festival, and Round Top Film Festival Board Member Shonnery Pettit to talk about the second annual Round Top Film Festival Gala. The smallest incorporated town in Texas, with approxim…
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How can an organization host multiple signature fundraising events throughout the year that engage various segments of its donor community? Today, I talk with Karissa Condoianis, Senior Vice President of Public Relations for the State Fair of Texas® to talk about the upcoming Texas State Fair and other signature fundraising events the organization …
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*ATTENTION NEEDED* Help us get to Malaysia by going to KarlVaters.com/support Anything you can give will be appreciated. Karl Vaters interviews Bryan Sims about creating an environment for discipleship to thrive, from his book, Creating Space: Cultivating Environments for Disciples of Jesus to Thrive and Multiply (co-written with Craig Robertson). …
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How does an organization successfully work with an event producer regardless of the size of your budget? Today, I talk with Mia Sims, Founder of Mia the Event Diva and event producer for many notable events of all sizes in and around Central and North Texas. Over the years, Mia has been a go-to event producer for everything from organizations hosti…
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What are the keys to creating a successful foundation arm for your organization that allows you to create a broad impact on the community it serves? Today, I talk with Kaitlin Mauro, Executive Director of the 4ATX Foundation to talk about the organization's signature fundraising event, the A Night In Verde Gala. Celebrating its 5th year, the A Nigh…
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Karl Vaters interviews Derek Maxson about some simple ways to make sure your church website is reaching the three kinds of people who are most likely to use it. Derek runs Spiffy.Church, an online ministry that specializes in helping smaller churches get the most from their websites, using limited time and resources. Derek and Karl talk about how t…
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How does an organization host a successful kickoff party to keep guests excited about...and sets the tone for your upcoming gala or signature fundraising event? Today, I talk with Jenny Todd, Vice President at the American Cancer Society to talk about one of their upcoming signature fundraising events: The 2025 Houston Cattle Baron's Ball. The Amer…
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What are the keys to getting your board fully engaged in an annual gala or signature fundraising event? Today, I talk with Sarah Gilbreath, Central Texas Board Chair for Imagine A Way, to talk about their upcoming annual Imagine A Way Gala: Mad Money for A Mission. Imagine A Way provides critical services for families who have children living with …
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Karl Vaters interviews Mike Edmondson about the hot-button topics of racial segregation in the American church, why affinity spaces matter, and how the gospel defeats racism – even the racism that has sometimes been promoted within the institutional church. Mika speaks with experience, wisdom, directness, and grace, generating more light than heat.…
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How can an organization effectively utilize event software to elevate the experience for your event guests? In today's episode, I talk with Co-Founder and CEO of BetterUnite, Leya Simmons to talk about how event software is a core, critical component to any successful event. Since its founding in 2017, BetterUnite "helps the helpers" in taking thei…
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What are the keys to creating an effective media and promotion strategy for your event? In today's episode, I talk Vice President of Public Relations for Children's Museum Houston, Henry Yau. Hosting over 90 events per year ranging from community family events, to million-dollar black-tie galas, Henry and Children's Museum Houston are the gold stan…
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Sinners (2025) - Movie Review with Jay & Sebrenia Sinners Breakdown! We dive deep into all aspects of the production: from the visual effects, the themes, costuming, production design, and music. In this episode of Critic by Night, Jay and Sebrenia review Sinners (2025) — the powerful new horror drama directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B…
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Rachel Bren is a survivor of sexually related trauma, and now she serves with SRTServices.org, which helps people recover from their trauma, and can help you and your church. She’s also the co-host of the Grace & Grenades podcast. Karl Vaters interviews Rachel about what sexual related trauma is, how the church can help those dealing with it, some …
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What are the keys to creating a menu for a gala or signature fundraising event that is both delicious and cost-effective? In today's episode, I talk with one of Texas's top event caterers, Cameron Lockley, Founder of Flavor Hospitality Group. Over the past several years, this top Austin restaurateur has expanded his offerings to include event cater…
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Jay, Captain Keith and Wayne Da Que discuss the movie Sinners written and directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan. In this episode of Critic by Night, Jay and Dru review Sinners (2025) — the powerful new horror drama directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan. After working together on Fruitvale Station, Creed, and Blac…
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Jay and Dru discuss the movie Sinners written and directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan. In this episode of Critic by Night, Jay and Dru review Sinners (2025) — the powerful new horror drama directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan. After working together on Fruitvale Station, Creed, and Black Panther, Coogler and J…
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Jay and Captain Keith reflect on the life and music of singer, rapper, actress, writer, producer Angie Stone. #angiestone #ripangiestone In this episode, we reflect on the dynamic legacy of Angie Stone — a vocalist, songwriter, and trailblazer whose career helped shape the sound of neo-soul and contemporary R&B. From her early days as part of the f…
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What are the keys to creating a great signature cocktails that help you set the tone for your event? In today's episode, special guest co-host Lance Avery Morgan and I talk with Kara Newman, Spirits Editor for Wine Enthusiast and author of The Cocktail Cabinet. The Cocktail Cabinet features two different books: one about gin, the other about whiske…
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Karl Vaters interviews Sam Peters about the microchurch model, and more specifically, what are the minimum aspects that need to be in place for a church to be a church? If you’re serving a small church that’s considering if you have a viable path forward, the microchurch model is worth considering, and Sam offers some help for thinking about it in …
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How does a great event photographer an essential part of any successful gala or signature fundraising event? They serve as the eyes of the event. In today's episode, I talk with two of the very best event photographers in Texas, Tamytha Cameron and Celeste Cass. For many years, this mother-daughter duo has photographed just about every high-profile…
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What are the keys to creating a dynamic, dazzling live auction that both raises a lot of money and has guests talking about your gala...and auction long after your event has ended? In today's episode, I talk with one of the very best auctioneers in the business, Bobby D. Ehlert, Co-Founder & Chief Inspiration Officer of Inspire Hearts Fundraising. …
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Karl Vaters interviews Desmond Barrett about how small churches can do a better job at reaching, welcoming, and keeping guests. Desmond is the author of Helping Small Churches Win Guests: Preparing to Increase Attendance, which is a short, but very practical book that pastors will find great benefit in. Karl and Desmond talk about: How to reimagine…
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What are the keys to creating a strong partnership between philanthropic organizations and beneficiaries to maximize impact in the communities they serve? There are no two better people to discuss this topic than today's guests: Jennifer Stevens, event producer for Mack, Jack, and McConaughey and Susan Hewlett, the Executive Director for the Dell C…
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Jay and Captain Keith discuss the Oakland’s own D’Wayne Wiggins of Tony Toni Tone. In this episode, we celebrate the soulful legacy of D’wayne Wiggins — guitarist, producer, and founding member of the legendary Tony! Toni! Toné!. From shaping the smooth sound of '90s R&B to mentoring future stars like Destiny’s Child, Wiggins left an indelible mark…
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Jay and Captain Keith discuss the Oakland’s own D’Wayne Wiggins of Tony Toni Tone. #dwaynewiggins #tonytonitone #oakland D'Wayne Wiggins is an American singer, guitarist, songwriter, and record producer, most known as a member of the R&B/soul group Tony! Toni! Toné!. The image shows D'Wayne Wiggins holding a guitar. In 2005, Wiggins became the band…
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