Barstool Confessions is a show hosted by Chaps and Feitelberg. They are here to dive into the absurdities of the holy bible, regale their experiences with the church, and most importantly absolve you of your sins through confession and penance.
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The Monday American: American History Podcast
American history, one story at a time. Every episode tells the story of the people and the events that matter in America’s past. As history is learned, it becomes apparent that hindsight isn’t always 20/20; context matters.
Listen to the American History podcast that never removes the story from History!
Michigan Crime Stories
Michigan Crime Stories is MLive’s most popular podcast exploring murder, mysteries and mayhem in the Mitten. Our new four-part season, “Christmas Eve Cannibal” drops Tuesday, May 9. Produced by Jessica Shepherd and reported by Gus Burns. Got a tip for us? Email Gus at fburns@mlive.com.
JOY FULL MOMENTS
This is a podcast about SEEKING JOY in the day to day of our lives.
Zootown Podcast
The Zootown Church Staff continue the Zootown Podcast with the hope to further the redemptive work of Christ in Missoula MT and beyond. This podcast is about connection and healthy conversations.
The Well
The Well Podcast, hosted by Shandon Baptist Church.
The Well is a monthly event for the community of Columbia, South Carolina hosted by the Women of Shandon. Please check our website at www.shandon.org/thewell for the upcoming schedule, out-of-towners please let us know if you are making a trip!
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Shandon Baptist Church
5250 Forest Drive
Columbia SC 29206
women@shandon.org
Genocide – Genocide Podcast Team
One million people were killed in a one hundred days by their neighbors, colleagues, and associates in Rwanda from the Hutu ethnic group. The countries leadership in 1994 instigated this misguided hate and stripped an entire ethnic group, the Tutsi, of their humanity, equating them with cockroaches.
The weapons of mass destruction used in this massacre against the Tutsi and the moderate Hutu who helped them, weren’t bombs or guns. One million people were beaten and hacked to death by clubs and machetes. The survivors of the genocide are reminded of the torment they endured daily by the physical scars, deformities, and acquired diseases they’ve learned to live with. The most difficult hurdle in their journey however, isn’t visible. It’s the scars etched into their hearts with the one true weapon of mass destruction… hate.
Buried Alive – Borrowed Equipment Pods
Demarchoe Carpenter was only seventeen when he was wrongfully convicted of murder. He spent the next twenty-two years of his life trying to prove his innocence. His wrongful conviction isn’t an isolated incident, but rather part of a larger systemic breakdown. Through Buried Alive: Demarchoe’s story we hope to identify the systemic causes that ultimately led to his wrongful incarceration… and to use that knowledge to effect change.
Hope City with Jeremy Foster – Audio
Ligonier Interview Archives
This weekly podcast digs into the Ligonier Ministries archives and highlights interviews on a variety of topics recorded for Renewing Your Mind over the years.
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