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EPISODE · Aug 23, 2019 · 1H 14M

August 23, 2019

from The Common Good Podcast · host Brian From

(00:00-09:12): We are joined by Aaron Andries and Jeremy Yap from Graveyards to Gardens. They talk about their music and how they came together to create a unique sound. (09:12-18:23): Aaron and Jeremy talk about what it’s like being minorities in the worship music industry and how much of a role diversity plays in their music and influence on people. (18:23-27:40): Aaron and Jeremy brought guitars, and from guitars comes music! We get to hear their song “Where I Belong” from their album “Home”. They also give the backstory on how they wrote the song. (27:40-36:55): Aaron and Jeremy stick around to close out the hour and treat us to one more tune. This one is called “Precious Moments” and they say there is a funny origin to titling this song. (36:55-47:08): Life Lessons From Loyola’s Sister Jean On Her 100th Birthday. Kate McGee writes in WBEZ Chicago. Brian and Ian discuss four pieces of her advice for young folks on growing old and being kind. (47:08-57:43): Scot McKnight chimes in to the apostasy epidemic with this piece in Patheos. He tries to dive deeper into the reasoning and understanding of what apostasy actually is, and why there’s hope for a return to the faith. (57:43-1:07:50): Brian and Ian talk about the “5 Reasons Not to Post About Your Child on Social Media”. Information is so vulnerable once on the public forum, maybe no-so-obviously. (1:07:50-1:14:46): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: A Canadian barbershop is offering bear discounts, and Raid offers new “Roman Candle” bee killer. Cane-swords are not allowed on planes (go figure), while Red Bull does not actually give you wings. Meanwhile, German ride designers are stuck in the 1940’s. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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