In this new, long-awaited episode 49 of Dorkness to Light, Em and Alan give some personal updates, review listener feedback, and talk about an interesting song.
https://t.co/NnGSSNyquI
Looking for a name for a podcast series covering trade paperbacks and collections, etc
These got the most votes in the preliminaries. Vote for one.
Reply w/ a number 1 - 75, to enter the sweepstakes to pick the first trade to be covered on … whatever the name ends up being.
I received numerous suggestions for what to name a podcast mini-series covering collections, trade paperbacks & OGNs. And I need help making the decision.
This is the third round of narrowing down the options. Vote for your favorite
Betty & Veronica 208, 1973.
I should know better by now, but the numbers for B&V in the 60s and 70s STILL blow me away.
VERY rare to see a number anywhere in these reports that starts with a 6!
@Big5Army @IowasJoe
I received numerous suggestions for what to name a podcast mini-series covering collections, trade paperbacks & OGNs. And I need help making the decision.
This is the second round of narrowing down the options. Vote for your favorite
After a very brief 13-month absence, the podcast is BACK!
Em and Alan discuss the spiritual elements of their recent vacation, including an actual pilgrimage to the actual shrine of an actual saint.
https://t.co/aX8gGwJbUa
Strong movement in my left pectoral. Slight movement in my right shoulder. Took 9 breaths on my own. Finally eating actual food. The progress is agonizingly slow, but it is steady, and I thank God for that.
“The good life is found lamenting the brokenness of the world, longing for the way things ought to be, and helping God make others’ lives better," writes @DerwinLGray.
https://t.co/dutndTRFVf
O God,
whose glory it is
always to have mercy:
Be gracious to all
who have gone astray
from your ways,
& bring them again
with penitent hearts
& steadfast faith
to embrace & hold fast
the unchangeable truth
of your Word,
Jesus Christ your Son...
Amen.
Jay chats with Geno Olison about growing up a son of church planters in Chicago, being raised in an exclusively Black community, and his journey trying not to lose himself as a Black man in a predominately white space.
https://t.co/pNF3zX47CB
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