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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2019 · 1H 27M

Barnhardt Podcast #079: The Episode with No Name

from Barnhardt Podcast · host Ann Barnhardt

In this episode we discuss some listener questions -- and then took off on wild tangents until we ran out of time! Topics covered include: vegetarianism, Carmelites and red meat, the nutritional cravings of cows and human women, the qualification process to become a hermit, an update on Ann's kombucha habit, and an extended discussion on popular music, Sacred music, and opera. Oh -- and "Ball Mason" jars are a thing... Links, reading, and YouTube: Saint Anthony of the Desert Saint Mary Magdalene: the patron many people neglect The Assumption of Saint Mary Magdalene Van Cliburn Interview with NPR -- "The piano is the lowest form of instrument" (at 6m 35s) Jack Cashill's run-dwon of who **really** wrote "Dreams of my Father" You can **still** buy Ball Mason jars... On The Moral Power of Music (Fr. Basil Nortz) "Music and Morality" Conference, 3 CDs Feedback: please send your questions, comments, and suggestions to [email protected] The Barnhardt Podcast is produced by SuperNerd Media; if you found this episode to be of value you can share some value to back to SuperNerd at the SuperNerd Media website. You can also follow SuperNerd Media on Twitter.

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