Tripp Fuller

Friend of the podcast, author, beer connoisseur, and occasional Deacon blogger Michael Camp is on the podcast!  We caught up in person at the Wild Goose Festival east and sat down to chat about his new book Confessions of a Bible Thumper.  We have some fun chatting about his theological journey from evangelical missionary to progressive Christian.  We also discuss craft beer and he gives a few tips on how to talk to conservative evangelicals for liberal types. Follow Michael on Twitter, check out his Facebook, and his YouTube Channel. Join us for some fun next week at Wild Goose Festival West! * SUPPORT the podcast by just getting anything on AMAZON through THIS LINK or you can get some Homespun Craftianity. We really appreciate your assistance in covering all the hosting fees which went up 30 bucks a month due to the growing Deaconate! Protect Your Table. Buy a Coaster. One Click to the Homebrewed Hotline!  

Christian Piatt and Jordan Green have cranked out another edition of the Homebrewed Culture podcast, this time with special guest Chad Gibbs, author of the book, God & Football, and the soon-to-be-released Love Thy Rival. Both books explore the culture of sports, fanaticism and faith, and Chad also drops a few gems about “Travel Hacking,” a strategy he and his wife use to travel the world for nearly nothing. Green and Piatt also look back on the Summer Olympics, deliver the smack down to children’s television in a new “hater” segment, chat up the DVD release of the Blue Like Jazz movie, and yes, satiate your hunger for mediocrity with more Church Sign Epic Fails. If we’re not careful, these guys might make a habit of this and keep hanging around. What do you think?

Randy Woodley is the Associate Professor of Faith and Culture and the Director of Intercultural and Indigenous Studies at George Fox Seminary in Portland Oregon. His new book is Shalom and the Community of Creation. Randy is also the author of Living In Color: Embracing God’s Passion for Ethnic Diversity. Edith and Randy run Eagle’s Wings Ministries. Randy is also a part of the North American Institute for Indigenous Theological Studies (NAIITS). In this podcast Randy discusses everything from systematic theology to Evangelicals for Justice, from Contextual Theology to indigenous voices – and everything in between. * SUPPORT the podcast by just getting anything on AMAZON through THIS LINK or you can get some Homespun Craftianity. We really appreciate your assistance in covering all the hosting fees which went up 30 bucks a month due to the growing Deaconate! Protect Your Table. Buy a Coaster. One Click to the Homebrewed Hotline!  

In episode 3 of the Homebrewed Culture podcast, Christian Piatt and Jordan Green have a sit-down with Paul Raushenbush, Senior Religion Editor at Huffington Post. They talk about technology and religion, how to relate to comment trolls and how HuffPo became such a huge cultural force. The Culture Crew then takes on everything from Louis CK and True Blood to the nation’s first nonprofit brew pub, a food stamp challenge and, yes, church sign epic fails. Been digging the Homebrewed Culture podcast so far? Got an idea to make it better? Let us hear about it! Dig it. * SUPPORT the podcast by just getting anything on AMAZON through THIS LINK or you can get some Homespun Craftianity. We really appreciate your assistance in covering all the hosting fees which went up 30 bucks a month due to the growing Deaconate! Protect Your Table. Buy a Coaster. One Click to the Homebrewed Hotline!