"The Way of Christ" / Philippians 2:5-11
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Recorded on Sunday, September 27, 2020. Other scripture cited: Genesis 3:1-7; Mark 10:35-45.
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Recorded on Sunday, September 27, 2020. Other scripture cited: Genesis 3:1-7; Mark 10:35-45.
Support the showOn this episode, we discuss the legacy of RBG and look forward to the near future with her seat now vacant. We also talk about the $12 million settlement for the death of Breonna Taylor, how Bill Barr is even crazier than we could have imagined, and why calling Trump a fascist is a completely accurate description. Find us on Facebook and Twitter at ThinkProPod! If you would like to email us, you can reach us at thinkpropod@gmail.com. Useful links from the episode:
Sebastian Gorka and Professor Victor Davis Hanson talk about the New York Times' fake news story about Russia, then discuss what options President Trump has before him to deal with the riots.
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FiftyFifty Brewing's co-founders Alicia and Andrew Barr were both working as engineers when they decided they'd had enough of the rate race and wanted a change of pace. After some planning, they loaded up the truck and the moved to Truckee... California that is.
The Barrs homebrewed prior to starting their brewery but chose not to bring any of their recipes over to production. They hired a pro to take care of the brewing and recipe development. That seemed to work out pretty well as it didn't take long before the brewery's Eclipse variants became highly sought after. I recall (mostly) my first time trying Eclipse, a couple of variants at a bottle share. Deep, rich, and luxurious stouts in bourbon or rye barrels or treated with coffee. 2019 even saw a Jägermeister variant. Although Eclipse is what most people know them for FiftyFifty brews a variant of beers, including the tasty West Coast Haze.
Alicia Barr joins us this week to talk about their growth from a pub to a production brewery, the challenges of finding warehouse space in a tiny town, earning GABF's Brewery Group of the Year Award, and the "fun" of having a brewery in the same town where the Donner Party spent their fateful winter. It's about time we worked some good cannibalism conversation into the show.
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President Trump may have ousted his Director of National Intelligence after his officials warned lawmakers that Russia is interfering in the 2020 election; officials in Nevada prepare ahead of tomorrow’s caucus to prevent a repeat of what happened in Iowa; and a new phone scam is causing fear and concern in many immigrant households.
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It's the height of summer! Time for fun! Time for swimming and cookouts! Time to get out there and have a good time!
So Dan and Maureen hear. But they do this podcast, which means they track the news. And this week, Maureen has decided to rebel. No more news. She is done. She has decided to go to the moon.
But Dan has rented a booth in a co-working space in Santa Fe and demands that the journey continue. What are we learning, SaysWhovia? How does one process 2019, in particular this last week of 2019, which has devolved into a slurry of sewage and anger. The same way as always! Talk through it until either Dan or Maureen has heatstroke or loses a tooth. Maureen dreams of such sweet release. But no, there are tweets to discuss, and 2020 candidates, and Brexit.
And the moon. There is always the moon.
And each other.
Come to the green at midnight, SaysWhovia. We will look at the stars together and eat ice cream.
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