If 2020 has taught us anything, it is the value of community. And when we peel back another layer, we see that communities consist of individuals who stand out in their own way and bring something to the whole which becomes greater than the sum of its parts. No group
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Witnessing a paraglider floating against a clear blue sky is nothing short of majestic. From the ground, the glider appears to gently drift this way and that. The casual observer has no
In America, being “cool” often means going against the grain of popular
Heresy has an upside. “Surprisingly, there are a lot of great things
Not long ago, John Cooper, the lead singer of the Christian rock band Skillet, made headlines and filled social feeds when he attacked “deconstruction” from the stage. This caused a minor
At Podcast Magazine®, we’re celebrating 40 under Forty this month, and it got us wondering… what advice might your average under 40 podcaster give to his or her non-podcasting peers about podcasting?
Tsh Oxenreider grew up in Austin, Texas, in a nondenominational Christian church. Hers was a typical experience for a Christian kid in the 1990s: church on Sunday, youth group, and summer camp.
Normally, I review podcasts that have been around long enough to develop. But an email landed in my inbox recently asking for coverage (which we at Podcast Magazine® love, by the
As the calendar flips to 2022, the newborn year feels full of possibility and potential. With it comes inevitable change—and that applies to the podcasting industry, too. Let’s talk about some of
When given the chance, I tend to avoid two kinds of content: devotional and short. The 5 Minute Discipleship Podcast by Loren Hicks is the exception to both rules. With over
The Christmas tree brightly shines through the window, and the scent of roasting turkey wafts through the house. Presents sit under the tree. The table is set for guests, and soon, family
When it comes to podcasts for Christian men, shows are generally either overhyped discussions about theology complete with cigars, whiskey, and a generous helping of machismo, or they are the audio
A tree cannot grow up until it grows down. Explaining her favorite metaphor, Jodi Rosser, STEM teacher and the voice behind the Depth Podcast, added, “And deeper roots don’t just happen overnight.”
In the Christian category, so many churches and pastors use podcasting as a way to simply recycle their Sunday morning content. I have criticized this approach as shortsighted in previous reviews.
