ready to die

Dealing with death is a commonly an avoided topic to discuss. In this episode we crash the barrier and discuss our inevitable passing. What teachings does the church provide with how we should face the end of our journey?

Episode TimeLine:

00:00 Accepting Our Own Death

03:28 Saint Maximilian Kolbe Courageous Choice 

05:24 Being Brutally Forced into the “Starvation Bunker”

08:04 The Tension of Valuing Suffering

10:45 Benedictine Monk’s Celebrating the End of a Fellow Monk’s Journey

12:27 Acceptability of Surrendering to Death 

15:47 Human Brains Entering Trauma Mode When Seeing Death

18:42 Personally Approaching Our Death 

22:48 Finding Infinite Peace in What is Acceptable, Especially Together

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His time on this earth was tragically cut short, but Biggie's legacy has endured for decades.

Given the fact that 100 out of 100 people die, it makes sense that we should think about death, doesn't it? With a Saviour available to us all, the subject is not all doom and gloom. There is wonderful hope in the Christian message that you will find nowhere else. Maybe the next 30 minutes will be the time when you prepare for that great appointment. 

This episode is all about Biggie's masterpiece Ready to Die, which is ranked #22 on the 2020 Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list.

One of the listeners grew up in rural Canada. Another in a small city in Canada. The third is from Pakistan. And yet, they're talking about an album that captures the black experience in New York City in the early 1990s. What could go wrong?

Three people, three perspectives and three degrees of experience with The Notorious B.I.G's work come together to discuss an album that's controversial, complex and, in the end, a definitive part of hip hop history.

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Runtime: 53 minutes

Music by lemonmusicstudio from Pixabay.

Christopher "The Notorious B.I.G." Wallace would've turned 48 today (May 21, 2019). On this episode of the podcast you will hear stories from Diddy, Jay-Z, Big Daddy Kane, Kwame, Total, Carl Thomas, NaS, and DJ Eddie F. on their time working and playing with the Brooklyn born MC.