The Rev. Earl Palmer presents the context and the nuances within Dorothy Sayers’ book, The Man Born To Be King.
Earl Plamer explores “Sin and Its Cure” through two books by Charles Williams – The Forgiveness of Sins and All Hallows Eve.
Earl Plamer explores the great speeches of Abraham Lincoln in this live podcast. He digs into the person and the message behind Gettysburg Address &
Christian Reflections on An Epic Story – Book to Read: Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien Recorded live at the Walker-Ames Room in Kane
Explaining Her Faith: Joy Davidman (Wife of C.S. Lewis) Smoke on the Mountain by Joy Davidman Recorded live at the Walker-Ames Room in Kane Hall
Join Earl Palmer and Dick Staub as they discuss Ron Chernow’s biography of Alexander Hamilton. Recorded live at the Walker-Ames Room in Kane Hall on
That Hideous Strength (subtitled A Modern Fairy-Tale for Grown-Ups) is a 1945 novel by C. S. Lewis, the final book in Lewis’s theological science fiction
John Newton wrote the classic hymn Amazing Grace. He was an Anglican clergyman and former slave-ship master. Following his conversion, he eventually spoke out against
St. Paul was a towering intellect with a pastor’s heart. His writings are among the most important in the first century and are central to
Join Earl Palmer and Dick Staub as they discuss C.S. Lewis’ look at choices after death portrayed through his book “The Great Divorce”. The original
The Rev. Earl Palmer, along with host Dick Staub, delve into Dorthy Sayers and her collection of whimsical essays Christian Letters to a Post-Christian World.
Each year the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences vote on the best films of the year – a global event known as “The
How do you hear the word “Reconciliation”? Is it something joyful or something ominous and difficult to consider? KindlingsFest 2015 explored “Joy: The Art of
Christmas is a time of new birth. Whether celebrating the coming of the Christ child or planning New Year’s resolutions, this season orients us toward new beginnings.
The Return of the Prodigal Son: A Story of Homecoming, by Henri Nouwen, is a spiritual adventure story. A chance encounter with a poster depicting
Decades on the cultural ‘force’ of the Star Wars legacy continues to shape global culture. Why does the story of “A long time ago in
Rev. Palmer explores David Brooks’ amazing new book, The Road To Character: “I wrote this book not sure I could follow the road to character, but
Earl Palmer discusses one of the great classics of prison literature, Letters and Papers from Prison – which effectively serves as the last will and testament
Toni Morrison, winner of the Nobel prize for literature, the Pulitzer, the National Book Foundation’s Medal of Distinguished Contribution to American Letters, and the National
The spring offers some of the most notable music releases for the year. Our May show highlights some of the biggest releases in the first
This years Kindlings Fest on Orcas Island asked, “Can Crabbed age and youth live together?” Through film, talks, panel discussions, art, music and casual conversations we
KindlingsFest 2011 explored the theme of Turning Mourning Into Dancing with speakers Dr. Jerry Root, Erik Metaxas and Michael Card. Dr. Jeff Keuss hosted conversations
Ferguson, New York City, and Baltimore are just the latest chapters in the Civil Rights movement and the ongoing transformation of the American Story. This
Welcome to The Kindlings Muse @ Earl Palmer Ministries hosted by Dick Staub. This event is taped for podcast in front of a live audience
“Repentance is always difficult and not only because we must cross the threshold of self-love but also because our own sins are not easily visible to
Are you the devout March Madness-managed brackets of college basketball, the face-painting fanatic World Cup and Premier League Soccer fan, the statistic biding baseball fan,
Scientific Geniuses rising up despite opposition, overthrowing racial barriers, and boys learning what it is to be men, or men coming to terms with mortality are
Why do we work? Where is the value in labor? The Rev. Earl Palmer and Host Dick Staub explore the virtue of work through two
The film “Fifty Shades of Grey” is set to open on Valentine’s Day, of all days. There is a reason well over 40 million people
The Bible has long been a source for fueling the cultural imagination. With the release of “Exodus: Gods and Kings” and more biblical epics in
Listen to a rich conversation between Host Dick Staub and the Reverend Earl Palmer as they discuss the works of Martin Luther King, Jr., Abraham Lincoln, and Gary
What are the outer limits of faith and prayer? How do they manifest in the Book of Job? What insights into this epic tale of
KindlingsFest 2014 was all about Coming to Your Sense. In this short vignette, Susie Johnson shares her passion for helping guests come to their senses through food
Malcolm Guite reads another of his poems during KindlingsFest 2014. The 9th sonnet on his sequence of 15 sonnets for the stations of the cross,
A short reading of “Descent” by Malcolm Guite, from Kindlingsfest 2014. “Descent” is published in The Singing Bowl and also recorded as a song Descent –
During our annual Christmas show we explore what “call” and “journey” mean during the Christmas season. With the injustices in Ferguson and New York City framing
Malcolm Guite, as introduced by Scott Cairns, is “a thoroughly engaging teller of tales, a theologian, priest, and poet whose central passion appears to be relationship, connection,
Handel’s “Messiah” has never lost its popularity since the day it was first performed in London in the 1742. What were the circumstances under which George
KindlingsFest 2014 was all about “Come to Your Senses.” Our first evening was an enthusiastic, round table conversation about the distinctions and elements of a
Gillian Flynn’s 2012 best-seller “Gone Girl” has captured the book clubs of the world with its fast paced, plot twisting tale of romance, marriage and
With the increasing popularity of books and films giving a starring role to women as the ones who save the day, are these new heroines
Earl Palmer looks at the life of J.R.R. Tolkien through Humphrey Carpenter’s J.R.R. Tolkien: A Biography. Beginning with Tolkien’s childhood and deep friendships formed , through
Host Dick Staub and guests discuss “Oh the Horrors”: vampire and zombie movies as a genre, and a commentary on culture and on US! Guests
Are we hearing the beginning of the end of U2? Whether they wanted it or not 500 million people became instantaneous owners of U2’s latest
Starting the fall 2014 season, Rev. Earl Palmer discusses, Not:I Memoirs of a German Childhood by Joachim C. Fest – an intimate account of life under the Third
With the explosion in extreme fitness programs such as Crossfit, P90X, Bootcamp, Spartan and Tough Mudder Races coupled with radical diets modeled after primal eating habits
What comes to mind the week after KindlingsFest? Full. The rich diversity of gifts and talents, the blend of wildly different personalities, the feast of
How long could you go without checking Facebook? How far could you drive without Google Maps? Well one filmmaker decided to find out, in a
A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with Pico Iyer discussing his book of essays titled The Global Soul: Jet Lag, Shopping Malls, and the
From the tech world to hip-hop, entertainers and the movies, will the fresh wave of alpha-male sexism pull the rug out from women or is
Kindlings Fest is a celebration of art and ideas and where they intersect with the spiritual. This years Kindlings Fest on Orcas Island asked, “Can Crabbed age and
Darren Aronofsky’s film and first blockbuster, “Noah,” has Russell Crowe playing the lead, but is it anywhere close to the Genesis account or just “Gladiator” on a
Why would a book written in the middle of the 1st century be an important book for us today? The Rev. Earl Palmer unfolds the
The film Low Down is based on Amy Albany’s memoir Low Down: Junk, Jazz, and Other Fairy Tales from Childhood with Elle Fanning, Glen Close,
Considered at one point for KindlingsFest 2014 “Come To Your Senses,” Norwegian film “Blind” by director Eskil Vogt follows the story of Ingrid who has
John Slattery’s directorial debut, “God’s Pocket” stars the late Phillip Seymour Hoffman in one of his quieter roles as Mickey Scarpato, outsider to the Boston neighborhood
“The Overnighters” by Jesse Mosse is one of four films reviewed as part of our The Kindlings Muse at Sundance 2014. The film is described as: “Desperate,
Young Adult Fiction is the leading fiction genre globally. Stories of young people seeking purpose and deep connection are everywhere. What do stories like Divergent,
“Allow a text to make its own point.” Each month Earl Palmer discusses a book every thinking human should read. Working with An Experiment in Criticism
“Our Histories are not written, they are spoken through stories, they are told through our songs.” In this Sundance Film Review, Dick Staub and Dr.
This year’s Oscar Nominated Films are less about the blockbuster and more about the human story: “American Hustle,” “Captain Phillips,” “Dallas Buyers Club,” “Gravity,” “Her,”
With the release of Joshua Tree, U2 reached rock fame. More significantly, perhaps, BONO emerged as a prophetic voice in culture and in the church.
There are a plethora of commentaries interpreting the person and divinity of Jesus. How do you know who is reliable? What measures should you take
Windrider co-founder and host Craig Detweiler interviews the director, Alrick Brown, co-producer Deatra Harris and Lori Macklin, a friend of the production of Kinyarwanda, a
Why does the music of film endure, sometimes longer than the films? What is it in the score, the soundtrack that we connect with so
Earl Palmer begins 2014 rightly – exploring different kinds of Love and how they shape our connections, communities and world view. Using Pope Benedict XVI’s Deus
Our TKM favorites had a winsome seasonal evening this year with host Jennie Spohr, and Dr. Jeff Keuss along with panel contributors Charity Osborn, Suzanne Wolfe, Christine Chaney, and
If you have you ever felt alone, lost, or like you are floating untethered, then listen to this exploration of isolation as it is portrayed
Host Dick Staub with Reverend Earl Palmer in a lively discussion about the last published work of C.S. Lewis. This show originates from the Burke
From The Lovesong of Alfred J Prufrock to the mysterious complexity of The Wasteland and more, Earl Palmer gives us a detailed biography of one of the greatest poets
“We are all in this together. Whether we know it or not, we are all fragments, all pieces of heaven.” Each KindlingsFest is colored with
What makes a person of Excellence? Is it talent? Is it hard work? Is it intelligence? How is our current culture defining the best way
“Children are the most important creators of tradition in a family.” Where do traditions come from? What place do traditions have in creating culture? Earl
“Thank you so much for being human with me.” As part of our “What I’ve Learned About The Good Life So Far” series from Kindlingsfest
“Was Jesus just an illiterate peasant?” Reza Aslan’s Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth. This controversial take on the life of Jesus caused
Each morning of KindlingsFest began with a devotional led by Dr. Jerry Root – who earned his Ph.D. at British Open University. Thesis: C. S.
“Why not embrace our Insignificance?” Author and Kindlings Muse Host, Jennie Spohr, shares what she has learned about the Good Life – what she thought
Each morning of KindlingsFest began with a devotional led by Dr. Jerry Root – who earned his Ph.D. at British Open University. Thesis: C. S. Lewis and the Problem
“The Good Life includes Beauty: Is it in the eye of the Beholder or is inherent in the object of beauty? Both.” Artist and Sculptor, Roger Feldman,
Skip is an extraordinary man. Kidnapped at age two, a refugee from the Chinese Communist revolution, a man who had seen the world by the
Laurie Wheeler is one of the finest preachers in America. She is a pastor serving on the staff of University Presbyterian Church. She is a scholar
The theme for KindlingsFest 2013 was “Reimagining The Good Life.” Taking the cue from a question in Esquire Magazine, “What I’ve Learned,” throughout the week
“All growth requires the use of the imagination.” Each morning of KindlingsFest began with a devotional led by Dr. Jerry Root – who earned his Ph.D.
“This is not about you, this is YOU! If you can grab hold of that idea that when you look at what you’ve done in
KindlingsFest 2013 attempted to answer the timeless question posed by Aristotle, “What is the Good Life?” Dick Staub began the week with a look at
In this Kindlings Muse Live from KindlingsFest 2013 show, Dick Staub sits down with Nigel Goodwin, Art Miller, and Don Kiehl to look at the unique elements
KindlingsFest is a celebration of art and ideas and where they intersect with the spiritual. This years Kindlings Fest on Orcas Island asked, “Can Crabbed age and
Stephen King might be known for his horror novels but his work goes deeper and broader than a single genre. With such books as Joyland, The Stand, The
Dick Staub interviews artist in residence Bruce Herman, whose painting “Called” was featured at KindlingsFest 2009. KindlingsFest 2009 explored theme of Broken Beauty with Dr.
What is in today’s culture that makes a man? How does our culture understand masculinity? How is it portrayed in the increase of Comic Book
KindlingsFest 2010 explored theme of “Friends for the Journey” with Luci Shaw, Dr. Hal Poe, Dr. Jeff Keuss, Nigel Goodwin, Dr. Jerry Root, Jeff Johnson,
Before Dallas Willard’s bestselling “The Divine Conspiracy,” he wrote a simple book titled, “In Search of Guidance, Developing a Conversational Relationship With God,” in which
Are you working more and enjoying life less? In the 90’s Juliet Schor wrote a book titled “The Overworked American” arguing among other things that
This years WinterFest theme was: My Spiritual Journey (So Far), Notes on a Mid-Faith Crisis. In the third of four talks, author Lauren Winner, talks about the
Why are so many Americans, if not the rest of the world, so captivated about the ongoing ups and downs of a home of English
Out of the many films reviewed in this series, “There Will Come A Day” is given the highest ratings by our three critics, Dick Staub, Josh
This years WinterFest theme was: My Spiritual Journey (So Far), Notes on a Mid-Faith Crisis. In the second of four talks author Lauren Winner explores the journey into
Brennan Manning was the Catholic-priest-turned-itinerant-evangelist who wrote the popular Ragamuffin Gospel. In Ruthless Trust he explores the question: “Can God be Trusted,” and moves the
Our three film critics – Dick Staub, Josh Staub (Director of Look and Light at Disney Animation) and Jason Valles (Founder, Third Floor Inc.) start
This years WinterFest theme was: My Spiritual Journey (So Far), Notes on a Mid-Faith Crisis. In this first of four talks, author Lauren Winner – who was born
At the annual gathering of the International Arts Movement 2011, Dick Staub interviewed Dana Gioia, former chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, an
The synopsis for “Touchy Feely” starts with: “What happens when a family’s delicate psychic balance suddenly unravels?” Our three film critics – Dick Staub, Josh
The film “Breathe In” explores the tensions of music, intimacy, responsibility and fidelity. In short, “When a foreign exchange student arrives in a small upstate New
A short review on “The Kings of Summer” (formerly titled “Toys house”)a film by Jordan Vogt-Roberts. Dick Staub, Josh Staub (Director of Look and Light at
“This is Martin Bonner” is described as “a subtle meditation on friendship, faith, and human connection.” Dick Staub, Josh Staub (Director of Look and Light
“It began with a group of brave young Egyptians who had searched for each other their entire lives, brought together by a revolution they found
This year the Rock n Roll all of Fame inductees are: Rush, Heart, Randy Newman, Public Enemy, Donna Summer, Lou Adler, Quincy Jones, and Albert King. These artists have had their hand on everything
Earl Palmer and Dick Staub look at two poets that, whether known or unknown, have shaped our understanding of the Holy Week. Earl says “the role
Dick Staub sits down Josh Staub (Director of Look and Light at Disney Animation) and Jason Valles (Founder, Third Floor Inc.) to discuss their thoughts and experience
What is it like to make your living with your art? The fame? The fortune? The Limos? Each of us has a unique creativity but
We start off our Sundance Series as Dick Staub sits down Josh Staub (Director of Look and Light at Disney Animation) and Jason Valles (Founder, Third
Where do Love and Truth exhibit complimentary, generative outcomes in Raskolnikov’s life? How did Dostoyevsky come to write the such a compelling story that affirms
Our annual film blitz on the Oscar’s picks for Best Film and what they say about the world we live in today. A lively conversation
Host Dick Staub leads a discussion on “everything you want to know about film festivals bit were afraid to ask,” with Jeff Sparks, founder of
In the Part 2 of 3, Dr. John West of the Discovery Institute joins Adrian Wyard of the Counterbalance Foundation as we continue to explore
Adrian Wyard of the Counterbalance Foundation helps us explore Gary Wolfe’s fascinating article on the new atheists in Wired Magazine. Here is an excerpt from
Dick Staub along with guests Jeff Keuss and Nigel Goodwin, take a look at the how three very distinct artistic musical entities approach the questions
Earl Palmer trades in books for music for this show, looking at how the music of Bach, Handel, Getty, and Townend are expressions of Faith. Starting
A Dick Staub Interview with Malcolm Gladwell. He has a knack for taking complex subjects and reducing them to their simplicity. His Tipping Point is
A Dick Staub Interview with Malcolm Gladwell. Gladwell has a knack for taking complex subjects and reducing them to their simplicity. His The Tipping Point:
Our Annual Christmas at Hales show focused on: Waiting. From St. John of The Cross to Pablo Neruda to our personal experiences with the Darkness
Leif Enger was raised in Osakis, Minnesota and worked as a reporter and producer for Minnesota Public Radio for nearly 20 years. He currently lives
Have you considered the humor and the laughter of God? G.K. Chesterton suspected that Jesus’ greatest subtlety was the quite joy that he carried throughout his life. Earl Palmer
Welcome to “The Kindlings Muse @ The CS Lewis Centre.” In this segment we discuss Lewis’ unfrantic spirituality with Kim Gilnett of Seattle Pacific University (SPU) and a leading light in
Welcome to “The Kindlings Muse @ The CS Lewis Centre.” In this segment we discuss Lewis’ unfrantic spirituality with Kim Gilnett of Seattle Pacific University (SPU)
Kindlings Fest is a celebration of art and ideas and where they intersect with the spiritual. This years Kindlings Fest on Orcas Island asked, “Can Crabbed age and youth
With the cult success this summer of director Wes Anderson’s latest film Moonrise Kingdom, we explore the King of Quirk and whether or not his
Once a month, Earl Palmer digs through books that every thinking Christian needs to read. On this particular evening we will looked at George Macdonald
The Civil Wars have recently announced the cancellation of all tour dates effectively saying they are breaking up… for now. This is an interview before their
Donald Miller’s Blue Like Jazz came out of nowhere to become a bestseller and went on to be made into a feature film by the same
Taproot Theatre Company’s staging of Dorothy Sayers’ Gaudy Night (Lord Peter Wimsey Mysteries)inspires a conversation on the art and pull of mysteries and thrillers. Join host
A Dick Staub Interview with Dan Allender, President of The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology in Seattle, Washington. Among his many books are the The Wounded Heart: Hope
A Dick Staub Interview with Dan Allender, President of The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology in Seattle, Washington. Among his many books are the The Wounded Heart:
“What is behind language?” Can the music of Sigur Rós, with its made up lyrics still speak? And with a new album out, Babel, can a British
This interview with Lauren Winner on Girl Meets God: A Memoir is often requested and reflects the early phases of her journey disarmingly. She is the author of
In our first show of the Season with Earl Palmer Ministries, Earl takes us through Russian author and Nobel Prize Winner Aleksander Solzhenitsyn’s book From Under
On the afternoon of March 29, 2002 the world was shaken when an 18 year-old Palestinian girl and suicide bomber, entered a market where she
Kindlings Fest is a celebration of art and ideas and where they intersect with the spiritual. This years Kindlings Fest on Orcas Island asked, “Can Crabbed age and youth
In August 2007 Dick Staub interviewed C.S. Lewis’ stepson Douglas Gresham aboard Sea Cloud II as it sailed on the Irish Sea. This First Century
Kindlings Fest is a celebration of art and ideas and where they intersect with the spiritual. This years Kindlings Fest on Orcas Island asked, “Can Crabbed age and
Prometheus and The God Particle: Science Myth and the Origin of All Things: The Higgs Boson “hit” this summer (2012) as did Ridley Scott’s “Alien†prequel “Prometheus.†We
Kindlings mainstays Kevin Miller and Peter T. Chattaway join host Bill Hogg in welcoming Dr. Myron Penner, PhD., to the panel. Myron is Associate Professor
Of all his memorable interviews, Dick Staub puts this one with Daniel Libeskind at the International Arts Movement Conference in NYC near the top of
In this Dick Staub Show Interview, Dick talks with Scott Adams about the start and stop journey towards becoming a cartoonist and creator of “Dilbert,” as well
Kindlings Fest is a celebration of art and ideas and where they intersect with the spiritual. This years Kindlings Fest on Orcas Island asked, “Can Crabbed age and
A Dick Staub conversation with Anne Rice. You can’t judge a book by its cover goes the old adage. After years of interviewing culturally influential
When I first met Anne Lamott she was just coming “out of the closet” as a follower of Jesus. Unorthodox, opinionated, outspoken and always witty
In this Dick Staub Show interview originally conducted in January 2002, Dick sits down with Eric Schlosser the author of Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American
Host Jennie Spohr and panelists Dr. Christine Chaney, Gregory Wolfe of IMAGE Journal and Don Low, Managing Director of the Low Agency, discuss AMC’s hit series
This is an encore presentation of a Dick Staub Interview. The award winning Dick Staub Show was launched on KING Broadcasting in Seattle (NBC affiliate)
This is an encore presentation of a Dick Staub Interview. The award winning Dick Staub Show was launched on KING Broadcasting in Seattle (NBC affiliate)
This is an encore presentation of a Dick Staub Interview. The award winning Dick Staub Show was launched on KING Broadcasting in Seattle (NBC affiliate)
This chilling young adult phenomenon is the latest to spawn a large and loyal following as well as a new film series. Can children killing
Host Dick Staub is joined by a live audience at Taproot Theatre in Seattle’s Greenwood District. This conversation is inspired by Freud’s Last Session, a
Host Dick Staub welcomes guest lecturers Dr. Lyle Dorsett, with lecture #1 on A.W. Tozer and The Pursuit of God, lecture #2 on C.S. Lewis
A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with the late Lewis B. Smedes, Fuller Seminary Professor and the author of 15 books, including the best-selling Forgive and
Each month Reverend Earl Palmer selects a book thinking Christians ought to read. In this special episode broadcast from First Presbyterian Church in Berkeley, host
It’s been twenty years since Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and the rest of the Seattle Music scene established a new musical genre dubbed “Grunge” music. In this show host Jennie Spohr, Dr. Jeff Keuss and photographer Karen Mason Blair explore the music, the culture, and the personalities that were behind the Grunge scene.
Better late than never, our Annual Kindlings Christmas Show 2011 was hosted by Dick Staub with guests Dr. Jeff Keuss, Dr. Chris Chaney and Mr.
Each month Reverend Earl Palmer selects a book thinking Christians ought to read. In this episode Dick Staub leads the discussion with Rev. Palmer featuring
Double Feature: Jack Hafer from Biola interviews Bobby Downs producer for Like Dandelion Dust. Lisa Swain of Biola interviews Luke Matheny and his editor Levi
The Theology of the Academy Awards’ Best Picture” Nominees. Featuring host Jennie Spohr and guests Dr. Chris Chaney, Dr. Jeff Keuss, and film critic Jeffrey
Mike Gonzales of Biola University interviews Michael D. Olmos director of Filly Brown and his dad, Edward James Olmos. Storyline: Maria Jose ‘Majo’ Tonorio is
Each month Reverend Earl Palmer selects a book thinking Christians ought to read. In this episode Dick Staub leads the discussion with Earl on Tim
Camille Tucker from Reel Spirituality interviews Ava DuVernay, director of Middle of Nowhere and winner of the US Directing Award: Dramatic.(From Sundance program guide): What
Each month Reverend Earl Palmer selects a book every thinking Christian ought to read. In this episode host Dick Staub and Rev. Earl Palmer discuss
Host Dick Staub is joined by a live audience for a conversation with NYT bestselling author Eric Metaxas about his life and work, including his
Host Dick Staub leads about “Your Neighbor’s Hymnal” (What Popular Music Teaches Us about Faith, Hope, and Love) with SPU Professor of Christian Ministry, Theology
The Higgs-Boson has been dubbed the “God Particle” and recent research has “found” evidence of its existence. Many have argued that to name it the “God
HP Spees, a VP Leadership Foundations on mourning in urban areas, vocalist Tara Ward, TKM producer Jennie Spohr on The International Justice Mission, Matthew Wikstrom
Host Jennie Spohr leads a discussion of Rob Bell’s controversial book, Love Wins” with Guests: Dr. Jeff Keuss, Suzanne Wolfe and Dr. Bryan Burton.
Dick Staub hosts a fascinating discussion of Justin Phillips extraordinary book telling the story of how Lewis wrote “Mere Christianity” for the BBC to present
This Wednesday night Muse introduces Michael Card, Lawrence McAdams, Dr. Jeff Keuss, Eric Metaxas and Jeremiah and Mona Enna. KindlingsFest 2011 explored the theme of
KindlingsFest 2011 explored the theme of Turning Mourning Into Dancing with speakers Dr. Jerry Root, Erik Metaxas and Michael Card. Dr. Jeff Keuss hosted conversations
Host Jennie Spohr leads a discussion of Terrence Malick’s provocative film, “Tree of Life,” with Jeffrey Overstreet, film critic, author and Dr. Chris Chaney, Prof
KindlingsFest 2011 explored the theme of Turning Mourning Into Dancing with speakers Dr. Jerry Root, Erik Metaxas and Michael Card. Dr. Jeff Keuss hosted conversations
KindlingsFest 2011 explored the theme of Turning Mourning Into Dancing with speakers Dr. Jerry Root, Erik Metaxas and Michael Card. Dr. Jeff Keuss hosted conversations
KindlingsFest 2011 explored the theme of Turning Mourning Into Dancing with speakers Dr. Jerry Root, Eric Metaxas and Michael Card. Eric Metaxas wrote Amazing Grace:
KindlingsFest 2011 explored the theme of Turning Mourning Into Dancing with speakers Dr. Jerry Root, Erik Metaxas and Michael Card. Dr. Jeff Keuss hosted conversations
KindlingsFest 2011 explored the theme of Turning Mourning Into Dancing with speakers Dr. Jerry Root, Erik Metaxas and Michael Card. Dr. Jeff Keuss hosted conversations
John Stott had a huge influence on my life. He was the first person I heard mention “dual listening,” the idea of listening to faith
Host Dick Staubleads a discussion on the meaning and significance of the Harry Potter book series with panelists: Dr. Jeffrey Keuss, SPU professor Jennie Spohr,
Tolstoy said, “happy families are all alike, but every unhappy family is unhappy in his or her own way.” Host Dick Staub leads a vigorous
Host Dick Staub welcomes guest lecturer the Reverend Earl Palmer for this annual winter lecture series on Orcas Island. The theme in 2001 was: Four
The Adjustment Bureau, a film based on a Phillip Dick story that explores free will, fate and writing your own future. Do we control our
At the annual gathering of the International Arts Movement 2011, Dick Staub interviewed poet Li-Young Lee who is author of four critically acclaimed books of
They have been called voices of a generation, gurus and faddish. We’ll try to see what all the fuss is about. Sequins, ripped fishnets and
Dick Staub turns The Kindlings Muse microphone over to Windrider co-founder and host Craig Detweiler as he interviews Mark Ruffalo (Director/Actor) and Christopher Thornton (Screenwriter/Actor)
Host Dick Staub welcomes guest lecturer the Reverend Earl Palmer for this annual winter lecture series on Orcas Island. The theme in 2001 was: Four
Host Dick Staub welcomes guest lecturer the Reverend Earl Palmer for this annual winter lecture series on Orcas Island. The theme in 2001 was: Four
Host Dick Staub with Reverend Earl Palmer in a discussion about John Bunyon’s Pilgrim’s Progress. Published in 1678, it is one of the most significant
In the afterglow of the Oscars, Bill and our cadre of gadflies, professor and sociologist Dr. Allyson Jule, film critic Peter T. Chattaway, and filmmaker
Host Dick Staub with Reverend Earl Palmer in a discussion about Reverend John Stott’s life, work and spiritual journey and his classic book, Basic Christianity.
Host Dick Staub leads a discussion of Welcome annual “theology of academy award nominees show” with Jeffery Overstreet, film critic & author Jennie Spohr, producer
In our premier Kindlings Muse Canada West broadcast of 2011, Bill Hogg and our cadre of gadflies, film critic Peter T. Chattaway, and filmmaker Kevin Miller,
It is not too late to register for this amazing (and free!) WinterFest lecture series with Earl Palmer! Come one come all! Bring some friends!
Host Dick Staub leads a discussion of Glee, the surprising FOX TV series hit, with guests Dr. Jeffrey Keuss, SPU professor & an engaging interpreter
Windrider co-founder and host Craig Detweiler interviews Carolyn S. Briggs, author of This Dark World: A Memoir of Salvation Found and Lost, the autobiography on
Host Dick Staub with Reverend Earl Palmer in a discussion about C.S. Lewis views on the meaning of love drawn from his classic “The Four