Best Scott Fulton Podcasts (2025)

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Work Unravelled: End of Season One Review 12:05

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we reflect on the wide range of topics covered in the first season. We discuss key issues like improving workplace meetings, job insecurity, productivity, and agility, with a focus on the most popular episode topic: work-life balance. We elaborate on the pressures brought about by AI, economic uncerta…

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Getting a Religion PhD at Baylor University: A Conversation with Katherine Ellis 32:59

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In this episode, Zen speaks with Katherine Ellis about gettinga PhD in Baylor's Religion Department. We talk about the various stages of the program, from course work to dissertation. We talk about funding and what it's like to be at an R1 institution in Waco. Katherine also confirms that I am the most fun person in the Department. This episode wil…

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Forget Bonuses - Here’s What Actually Makes Employees Love Their Jobs! 20:14

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we delve into the topic of employee motivation, challenging the common perception that financial incentives are the primary driver. We Discuss: ✔️ The importance of intrinsic motivators such as recognition, personal growth, and a sense of purpose. ✔️ How factors like genuine recognition, autonomy, and…

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Season 6 Episode 12 Roger Glenn Pt 1 33:11

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My guest is Roger Glenn, who would have been the perfect spokesperson for a series of commercials titled the “Most Interesting Man in the World” - in the world of music. Roger is a multi-instrumentalist who plays flute, vibes, marimba, saxophone, clarinet, percussion and more. He’s been described as being overshadowed but in plain sight for decades…

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On Applying to PhD Programs in Religion 1:00:26

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Are you applying to PhD programs in religion? Or thinking about it? This episode is for you. In this episode, Zen shares about the process for applying to Baylor's graduate program in religion. He speaks with current students, Lanie Walkup and Tyler Fulcher, and Carlos Cardoza-Orlandi, a graduate faculty member. They discuss how to write a strong a…

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Scott "Scotty Carlin, Founder of ÖLD PHÜKKERZ® - Austin's Baddest Rawkers Playing Punk Rock Classics from the 70's 80's and 90's 26:18

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Scott (“Scotty”) Carlin Founder of ÖLD PHÜKKERZ® - Austin's Baddest Rawkers Playing Punk Rock Classics from the 70's 80's and 90's https://oldphukkerz.com/ www.facebook.com/oldphukkerz ÖLD PHÜKKERZ® is an Austin-based force of nature that plays 70s, 80s, and 90s punk, new wave, and alternative cover songs. Our shows are wild! Dozens of musicians pa…

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Coaching Skills Every Manager Should Master 23:06

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we delve into the concept of 'Manager as Coach.' We discuss: ✔️ The pitfalls of traditional management styles that focus on micromanagement and providing direct answers ✔️ The GROW model—a framework for coaching conversations that helps employees develop problem-solving skills and autonomy. ✔️ The emo…

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Fix Workplace Meetings - Fast! 23:31

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we address the issue of unproductive meetings, which cost employees a significant amount of time each year. We discuss: ✔️ Why meetings often fail ✔️ Meeting fatigue ✔️The inefficiencies exacerbated by virtual meetings ✔️Key principles for improving meetings ✔️Creative meeting formats to keep meetings…

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Season 6 Episode 11 Mandy Harvey 39:25

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My conversation with vocalist and composer, Mandy Harvey, may be one of the most memorable we’ve done. Why? Because this incredibly talented woman with an exquisite voice has been profoundly deaf since the age of 18. We conducted the interview over Zoom with Mandy using a voice-to-text captioning program in order for her to see and reply to my ques…

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Zooarchaeology in the Southern Levant: A Conversation with Deirdre Fulton 33:12

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In today’s episode, Claire is joined by Baylor faculty member and GPD Deirdre Fulton. She is a zooarchaeologist that specializes in animal bones in the Southern Levant. Her excavations in Ashkelon, Tel Shimron and as part of the Jezreel Valley Regional Project help inform questions related to diet, sacrifice, and economy. Learn more about this bran…

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AI in the Workplace, Friend or Foe? 28:58

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we discuss the profound changes AI is bringing to the workplace. We discuss: ✔️ Whether AI is a threat or an opportunity ✔️ The parallels between the advent of AI and the rise of the internet ✔️ How AI is being used, from chatbots like ChatGPT to advanced business applications. ✔️ The potential job di…

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Second Century Christianity: A Conversation with Mike Bird and Scott Harrower 42:30

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Have you ever wondered what happened between the time of the early church and figures like Paul and later Christianity as represented by Augustine? Second-Century Christianity is an often-neglected time period but full of exciting changes in biblical theology, heresiology, and more. Ignatius, Irenaeus, Justin Martyr, and Polycarp are just a few of …

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Caren Lock, Managing Director & Government Relations Officer for TIAA and Co-Founder of Orchid Giving Circle 27:58

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Caren Lock (https://www.linkedin.com/in/caren-lock-4381215/) Managing Director & Government Relations Officer, TIAA Co-Founder, Orchid Giving Circle Among the many volunteer and non-profit organizations that Caren has been involved with, the Orchid Giving Circle is one that occupies a special place in her heart. The Orchid Giving Circle (https://ww…

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Navigating Job Insecurity & Redundancy Risk 27:18

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we tackle the highly relevant topics of job insecurity and redundancy. As the world of work constantly evolves, particularly with the rise of AI, more professionals find themselves anxious about their job stability. We discuss: ✔️ Practical advice, psychological insights, and agile strategies to help …

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Season 6 Episode 10 Sheila Jordan Tribute 40:45

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Sheila Jordan has been one of the most revered and utterly unique voices in jazz for decades. Beginning with her debut album, 1963’s ‘Portrait of Sheila,’ she pioneered a bebop-inflected approach to singing. We talked about this, and much more, in our 2021 All That’s Jazz episode. With her recent passing, we decided to resurrect our conversation on…

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Household Worship and Women's Roles: A Chat with Cynthia Shafer-Elliott 54:56

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In a previous episode, Cynthia Shafer-Elliott, a field archaeologist and professor in Baylor’s Department of Religion, discussed household archaeology and household religion. In this episode, she discusses household worship and figurines in more detail. She further illuminates the place of women within the household structure and how they held a pr…

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Peak Performance: The Power of Strategic Work Breaks 29:48

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we examine the often-overlooked topic of taking breaks at work and how it impacts productivity, leadership, and overall well-being. We discuss: ✔️The science behind why breaks are essential ✔️Strategies for incorporating regular breaks into your workday ✔️The benefits of taking holidays. ✔️Practical t…

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The Materiality of Early Christ Devotion: A chat with Bruce Longenecker 33:11

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In this episode I am joined by Bruce Longenecker to discuss his upcoming Baylor University Press book, The Materiality of Early Christ Devotion: Artistic Innovation at Four Archaeological Sites. He explains how the sites of Ostia, Dura-Europos, Smyrna, and Pompeii offer an exciting glimpse into the creativity and imagination that these Christfollow…

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The Role of Archaeology in Understanding the Hebrew Bible 15:48

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In this episode, Claire speaks with Christina Olson about archaeology and its importance when studying the Hebrew Bible. She helps listeners who may not be familiar with archaeology understand the terminology and demonstrates the significance of studying broad cultural contexts to understand the Hebrew Bible. She also shares some of her personal ex…

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New Show Announcement! 2:26

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Scott is the host of the Rebel Diaries podcast. He helps teams and leaders focus on what really matters and stop wasting time on what doesn't through training and coaching with his Do Less Deliver More brand. NEW SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT! This message is announcing the new co-hosted show, Work Unravelled - check it out here! Listen to Work Unravelled on: …

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The New Rules of Workplace Etiquette 29:43

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we delve into modern workplace etiquette and the challenges of hybrid work environments. We discuss: ✔️ Common workplace annoyances like messy office kitchens and loud Zoom calls ✔️ The spike in office etiquette training post-pandemic. ✔️ The complexities of hybrid work setups, such as communication b…

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Season 6 Episode 9 Jim Caruso 35:33

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If Jim Caruso’s name sounds familiar, that’s not surprising. Jim is also host of the wildly popular “Cast Party” which has been a Manhattan mainstay for more than two decades at the iconic Birdland Jazz Club. In 2011, this irrepressible, affable, and talented singer recorded and released an album titled, “The Swing Set,” which he calls a true labor…

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Boosting Productivity with an Effective Morning Routine 27:23

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we explore the importance of establishing an effective morning routine to enhance work-life balance and productivity. We discuss: ✔️ Dismantling the myth of the '5:00 AM club' and advocating for personalised routines that suit individual needs. ✔️ The significance of taking time at the start of the da…

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The Big Reset: How and Why Work Has Changed 25:15

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we discuss the significant changes in the world of work, focusing on technology, hybrid working, and shifts in organisational culture. We discuss: ✔️ How COVID-19, the Great Resignation, and the advent of AI have transformed workplace dynamics and the challenges these changes pose. ✔️The need for reev…

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The Art of Saying "No" - Assertive Communication 32:39

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we delve into the critical skill of saying "no" in the workplace. We discuss: ✔️ The challenges and importance of being assertive ✔️ The consequences of being a 'yes person.' ✔️ The DESC script method helps listeners say "no" respectfully and effectively. ✔️ The role of leaders in protecting their tea…

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Season 6 Episode 8 Andy James 29:42

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Jazz Vocalist Andy James has just released her eighth studio album. It’s on Le Coq Records which is an independent label started by James and her husband Piero Pata, not only as a vehicle for releasing her music but also to work with acclaimed veteran jazz musicians including John Patitucci, Nate Smith, Terell Stafford, Alex Acuna, Rick Margitza, C…

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How GenAI Sees Fulton Jeang PLLC - A Business Law Firm for the 21st Century 16:29

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This audio podcast episode about the Fulton Jeang PLLC law firm is 100% AI-generated using the audio feature of GOOGLE NOTEBOOKLM with the only source being the content of the law firm's website. Take a listen! Fulton Jeang PLLC (https://www.fultonjeang.com) is a full-service business law firm founded by Suzy Fulton and Wei Wei Jeang, whose friends…

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A Science-Based Plan to Reduce Dementia Risk with Drs. Dean & Ayesha Sherzai 54:14

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About Dean: Dr. Dean Sherzai is a behavioral neurologist and neuroscientist whose entire life has been dedicated to behavioral change models at the community and population level. Dean completed his medical and neurology residencies at Georgetown University, followed by a subsequent fellowship in neurodegenerative diseases at the National Institute…

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Eric Faulkner, Owner of Wing It! Café 29:28

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Wing It! Café Owner: Eric Faulkner Wing It Cafe is a small family-owned neighborhood restaurant located right across the airstrip on Hicks Airfield. Wing It Café features delicious hearty favorites like juicy burgers, sandwiches, salads, and breakfast omelets, French toast, and other menu items. https://www.facebook.com/wingit.hicks/ 171 Aviator Dr…

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Navigating Uncertainty: Leadership in a Turbulent World 32:54

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we explore the challenges of managing and leading in an ever-changing and chaotic environment. We discuss: ✔️ The inevitability of uncertainty and change in today's world ✔️ How to navigate through uncertainty with resilience ✔️ The importance of contingency planning and pre-mortems ✔️ Fostering a cul…

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Innovation in the Workplace: Sparking Ideas that Stick 32:15

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we discuss the vital topic of embedding innovation into everyday business practices and organisational culture. We dissect the differences between creativity and systematic innovation, and emphasise the importance of leadership in fostering a psychologically safe environment where everyone feels empow…

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Season 6 Episode 7 Anais Reno 41:24

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When vocalist ANAÏS RENO burst onto the scene in 2021 with her debut album, ‘Lovesome Thing: Anaïs Reno Sings Ellington & Strayhorn,’ I had the distinct pleasure of featuring this young and talented vocalist in Season 2-Episode 11. At the time, listeners were delighted - and surprised - to learn that she had recorded it a year earlier when she was …

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Agility at Work: Mastering Change and Growth 30:31

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, we explore the concept of workplace efficiency through the lens of an agile mindset. We discuss how agility, with its focus on flexibility, rapid feedback, and continuous improvement, can alleviate stress and boost productivity. We discuss: ✔️Agile's origins in software development and how its princip…

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Season 6 Episode 6 Eric Oberstein 33:40

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Our mission at All That’s Jazz is to elevate the voices of the people who create, produce, present and write about all Jazz idioms by helping them tell their backstories about why they do what they do, and what got them to this moment. One such person is a man named Eric Oberstein. A young, highly educated, New York born and raised saxophonist and …

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Emotional Intelligence - Your Workplace Superpower! 23:46

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Understanding and Developing Emotional Intelligence for Personal and Professional Success In this episode of Work Unravelled, we explore the concept of emotional intelligence (EI), its importance in the workplace, and practical strategies for developing it. We discuss: ✔️Daniel Goleman's five components of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, se…

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Work Life Balance - Get your time back! 27:23

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In this episode of Work Unravelled, hosts Andrew and Scott discuss the challenges of hustle culture and its detrimental effects on work-life balance. They present alarming statistics on stress and burnout among UK employees and explore the psychological concept of locus of control. The discussion includes: ✔️ The blurring of work-home boundaries ✔️…

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Brian Butler, Founder and Owner of Butler Concepts LLC 32:00

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Brian Butler, Founder and Owner of Butler Concepts LLC https://thefajitabutler.com/ Brian, the proprietor of Butlers Tinting in Corsicana, TX (https://www.facebook.com/butlerstinting/), had the idea for THE FAJITA BUTLER serving platter for many years. By the time he made a visit in Wei Wei's office over ten years ago, he had already built two prot…

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Career Crossroads: Stay or Go? 26:46

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, hosts Andrew and Scott delve into the complexities of career satisfaction and the challenges of change. They offer practical advice on determining whether it's the right time to switch jobs or stay in your current position. The discussion includes: ✔️ Personal experiences ✔️ The importance of growth a…

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Season 6 Episode 5 Gene Krupa Book 29:57

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This is the first definitive biography of the pioneering drummer and bandleader , Gene Krupa, who brought percussion from back to center stage, influencing generations of musicians from jazz to rock - and beyond. In this episode, I go behind the pages with author/historian Elizabeth J. Rosenthal, to discover what led her to write ‘The Master Of The…

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Expert Strategies for Difficult Conversations at Work 29:51

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Master every tough chat in the office Are you anxious about giving feedback, managing underperformance or resolving conflict? In this episode of Work Unravelled, hosts Andrew and Scott share five expert strategies that will help you prepare, communicate and follow up so you can: ✔ Build a culture of open dialogue ✔ Prevent minor issues from becomin…

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Workplace Burnout - It's not always inevitable 23:05

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In this episode, we discuss the critical relationship between an individual's work attitude and the organisation's culture. We highlight how a lack of synergy between personal and organisational values can lead to burnout. Key points include the effects of burnout on both individuals, such as cynicism, detachment, and health issues, and on the orga…

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Season 6 Episode 4 Fulton & Lindquist 35:08

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In this episode, I sit down with pianist/vocalist Champian Fulton and saxophonist/clarinetist/composer Klas Lindquist to discuss their latest release, “At Home,” the concept for which began with an event held in a home owned by Turtle Bay Records founder Scott Asen, who suggested they actually record in in his living room. Oklahoma native and New Y…

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Transitions: A Conversation with Our New Host and Producer 19:29

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In this episode, Zen speaks with Claire Mummert, the incoming host and producer of Currents in Religion. Our Guest Claire is a second year PhD student at Baylor University, specializing in the Hebrew Bible.

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The Remote Reality – Making Hybrid Work Actually Work 28:44

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In this episode of the Work Unravelled podcast, Andrew and Scott delve into the complexities of hybrid working. They discuss the transition from traditional office setups to flexible working environments post-COVID. The conversation covers productivity, management trust, and the impact of hybrid work on workplace culture and employee well-being. Th…

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Nick DiMatteo, CEO of FortyFiveGames, LLC 28:26

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Nick Dimatteo CEO of FortyFiveGames, LLC Https://fortyfivegames.com/ https://grouppinnacle.com/about-us/nick-dimatteo/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-dimatteo-icae-56593247/ Nick brings over 25 years of F&B, Arcade, Route, and Inline store Entertainment Experience to leverage on behalf of our clients. After several years of multi-unit management …

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Season 6 Episode 3 Tuning Rene Marie 42:28

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This episode is about a story that needs to be heard. It’s the tale of an amazing individual and jazz artist named René Marie. Her story has been portrayed in an award - winning short documentary by Rachel Kessler, a Brooklyn-based director, screenwriter, and producer with over a decade of experience deeply rooted in her artistic and creative belie…

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Deborah the Judge and Prophet: A Chat with Michelle Knight 30:47

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Show Summary In this episode, I am joined by Michelle Knight, author of The Prophet’s Anthem: The Song of Deborah and Barak in the Narrative of Judges, which was recently published by Baylor University Press (link below). We talk about how the story of Deborah in Judges 4 relates to the song of Deborah in Judges 5, and how both function as a critic…

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Studying and Teaching World Religions: A Chat with Blake Burleson 27:50

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In this episode, I speak with Blake Burleson about his long career of studying and teaching world religions at Baylor University. He tells the story of how he became a scholar of world religions and how studying world religion has shaped his own spiritual practices. He also shares why he thinks studying world religions is critical for the present m…

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Season 6 Fado: Music of Portugal 26:54

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Fado is a powerful and poignant musical expression of the Portuguese soul, often associated with the hardships of everyday life and characterized by melancholy, expressive vocal performances with a strong emphasis on emotional, poetic storytelling. The unique sound of Fado is highlighted by the guitarra portuguesa, or Portuguese guitar - a pear-sha…

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Baptist Women and Their Missions: Laine Scales, Laura Rodgers Levens, and Nadia Andrilenas 41:51

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In this episode, we feature the work of three scholars affiliated with the Baptist Scholars International Roundtable (BSIR). They discuss the collegial process of BSIR and their research on northern Baptist women and their missions. Our Guests Dr. Laine Scales is the guest host for this episode. Laine is a professor and the PhD program director in …