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May Contain Unknown Substances

by stephen matlock

Welcome to May Contain Unknown Substances, a podcast wherein we discuss interesting topics for the gimlet ear.Website: https://stephenmatlock.com

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Episodes

  1. God and Newtown

    Originally published December 18, 2012 To my fellow Christians who are posting that “Newtown is God’s judgment on America for taking prayer out of schools”

  2. The Communion of the Saints

    Originally published March 4, 2012 What kind of people participate in the communion of the saints?

  3. Beauty and Ashes

    Originally published November 14, 2011. We all live the in-between life where we move between beauty and ashes, again and again.

  4. Mirror, Mirror on the Wall

    Originally published July 24, 2011. It seems to be a perfectly reasonable statement that you always act solely upon what you believe and value.

  5. Model Garage

    Originally published June 13, 2011. We will always need that sense of being connected and that sense of knowing that someone sees us, recognizes us, and finds us valuable.

  6. Acts of Faith

    Originally published April 26, 2011. Have you ever walked into a movie halfway and then spent the rest of the movie trying to figure out what it all means? It makes for a challenging viewing experience—you don’t really know the characters, and you have to guess why people do what they do.

  7. Losing Faith

    Originally published April 4, 2011. Have you ever done all the right things, checked all the boxes, filled out all the forms, signed on the dotted line – and still experienced disaster?

  8. Sometimes the Good Guys Win

    Originally published February 8, 2011. How come I can want to do the right thing and be, inside myself, a good person, but both the outside and the inside are broken? How can the universe display such beauty and at the same time such brutality? Or shorter, why do the Seahawks sometimes get such...

  9. Surfing the Avalanche [CW for allusions to self-harm]

    Originally published February 5, 2010. I lost a friend to an act of self-harm. There is still an empty chair. Thinking that we're strong can break us. Knowing that we're weak can bring healing. Find the people who bring you life and healing, and love them.

  10. Coming Soon - May Contain Unknown Substances

    What it is we do here, and what we hope to accomplish.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Welcome to May Contain Unknown Substances, a podcast wherein we discuss interesting topics for the gimlet ear.Website: https://stephenmatlock.com

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stephen matlock

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