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Exploring Orthodoxy, Video Games, and Zoomer Shifts with Joseph Lambrecht | Yours Truly Podcast

Join host Christian Baxter in some conversation craft with Joseph Lambrecht on the Yours Truly Podcast. They discuss Joseph's journey into Orthodoxy, the influence of video games on cultural perception, and shifts in religious practices. From their first encounter on Paul Vanderklay's livestream to exploring the depth of Christian faith and its modern challenges, this episode explores profound insights and personal reflections.🌟 Become a Member & Subscribe to The Yours Truly Podcast! 🌟Enjoying the conversation? Don't miss out on future episodes and exclusive content! By subscribing, you'll stay up to date with insightful discussions and thought-provoking guests.👉 Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU5SNBfTo4umhjYz6M0Jsmg/join💬 Join our community by becoming a member to unlock behind-the-scenes content, early access to episodes, and more! Your support helps us continue bringing you meaningful conversations.Curious to see where I first connected with Joseph Lambrecht? Check out the livestream that sparked this insightful conversation. Dive into the original dialogue and watch the journey unfold!👉 Watch the livestream here: https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxPU7uKgYZkXahh_oV9HT33t3-RkePQVVN?si=0GgkWhNSSVlDg7fH**People Mentioned:**- @PaulVanderKlay - @JordanBPeterson - David Bentley Hart- @JonathanPageau 00:00 - IntroductionChristian Baxter introduces the topic and Joseph Lambrecht.01:51:02 - Breaking Down the Fear of Public ConversationsJoseph talks about overcoming the fear of public speaking and engaging in genuine conversations.01:52:11 - Evangelicalism & Liturgical PracticeDiscussion on how the Evangelical world might adopt more robust liturgical practices without being overly disruptive.01:52:39 - Passion Movement and Worship LeadersJoseph references the Passion Movement, Lou Giglio, and Charlie Hall’s journey through modern Evangelical culture.01:53:34 - The Role of Culture Makers in WorshipJoseph discusses Brook Frasier's influence as a songwriter and culture maker, and the evolving role of musicians in church settings.01:54:42 - Elevating Cultural Beauty and History in WorshipHow artists like Brook Frasier bring elements of beauty and history into their music, and what this means for modern worship practices.01:55:09 - Engaging in Conversations Across DenominationsJoseph reflects on engaging with Catholics, Orthodox Christians, Protestants, and non-Christians in meaningful conversations about faith.

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Final Conversation on Sci-Religion: Understanding Redemption and the Perfect Relationship with God

In the third and final episode of this insightful series on Sci-Religion, host Christian Baxter sits down with Stephen Osborn to explore the deeper theological questions surrounding redemption, free will, and humanity's potential for a perfect relationship with God. They discuss how Mary exemplifies the possibility of this relationship and how Christ's offering extends to all. This episode dives into complex ideas about faith, love, and the human condition. Don’t miss this concluding discussion that bridges science, religion, and the human heart.🔔 Don’t miss out! Subscribe for more insightful conversations on science, spirituality, and beyond.membership link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU5SNBfTo4umhjYz6M0Jsmg/joinSci-Religion Conversation Series Playlist with Stephen: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVdyuKdUJ45Amk7y3ZcOnQprWCT1g9Qdm&si=qOTu_eGimaeFAf3m📌 Chapters:00:00 - Introduction02:15 - The Perfect Relationship with God14:45 - Free Will and Redemption30:10 - Love, Sacrifice, and Repentance45:00 - Conclusion: The Ultimate Offer#YoursTrulyPodcast #ScienceAndReligion #Redemption #FreeWill #StephenOsborn #ChristianBaxter #FaithAndLove #Theology

James Taylor Foreman: Exploring Truth, Creativity, and Storytelling | Yours Truly Podcast

In this episode of The Yours Truly Podcast, host Christian Baxter is joined by writer and storyteller James Taylor Foreman. Together, they explore the intersections of faith, creativity, and truth in storytelling. James shares his personal journey, the role of ancient wisdom in modern narratives, and how fragments of truth are revealed in film and literature. They discuss the spiritual side of creativity, Hollywood's changing landscape, and James's upcoming book Arc of the Stars. Don't miss this fascinating conversation about the search for deeper meaning in art, storytelling, and life.✨ Timestamps:0:00 Introduction1:20 Journey of Faith and Storytelling10:45 Hollywood, Truth, and Creativity20:30 The Role of Christ in Stories35:10 James Taylor Foreman’s Vision for "The Metaphor"45:30 Discussing James's Book: "Arc of the Stars"1:10:00 The Future of Storytelling and Hollywood1:30:00 Closing Thoughts📌 Don't forget to subscribe for more insightful conversations! Membership 🔗: Join this channelhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU5SNBfTo4umhjYz6M0Jsmg/join🔗 Links:Previous conversation with james: https://youtu.be/Ri964N1r3-k?si=-m_6-LCWrD2nEB59JTF on substack: https://open.substack.com/pub/taylorforeman?r=433pnb&utm_medium=iosJTF on X: https://x.com/jtaylorforeman?s=21Christian on X: @chrbaxter_yt#YoursTrulyPodcast #ChristianBaxter #JamesTaylorForeman #TruthInStorytelling #CreativityAndFaith #ArcOfTheStars #PodcastConversations #HollywoodAndTruthIn this video, Christian Baxter introduces James Taylor Foreman as a returning guest on *The Yours Truly Podcast*. They discuss the challenges of podcasting, with Christian sharing how he first connected with James through a listener recommendation. The two previously spoke about James’ rediscovery of Christianity and his engagement with influential figures like Jordan Peterson and Ken Wilber. In this episode, they shift the focus to creativity, exploring James' creative process, his substack, and his approach to writing and storytelling. James reflects on how his love for storytelling began in the woods of Louisiana and evolved through philosophical studies. He explains how his writing is deeply influenced by mythology and philosophy, and how he incorporates practical methods like dictating thoughts while walking to refine his creative output. They also touch on topics like the distinction between manufactured creativity and personal artistic expression, and the importance of editing separately from drafting in the creative process.In this segment, the speaker discusses the nature of philosophy and comedy, drawing parallels between the two. He argues that both fields should be rooted in truth-seeking, with philosophy aiming to uncover inner truths (like Socrates’ method) and comedy using humor to reflect on societal and personal truths. However, the speaker expresses concern that modern philosophy has become ideological, focused more on rigid ideas than truth. He also critiques comedy's rewards for "shadow behavior," where comics are often celebrated for their flaws rather than growth. The speaker praises comedian Theo Von for maintaining balance by integrating humor with wisdom. He further reflects on the challenges of creativity, self-honesty, and the difficulties of expressing controversial or personal opinions, particularly in public settings. Finally, he emphasizes the importance of treating creative work with discipline, while striving for authenticity and navigating fear of criticism.

The Internet of Humans, Podcasting, and Media’s Future with Rando Aphrael | The Yours Truly Podcast

In this special episode of The Yours Truly Podcast, host Christian Baxter and guest, Aphrael, embark on a thoughtful journey through modern content creation and the growing influence of the "Internet of Humans." They delve into the cultural and social impacts of Jordan Peterson, analyze the monetization of media, and discuss the generational divide in the perception of online content. This wide-ranging conversation covers the past and future of podcasting, with insights on authenticity, growth, and the importance of fostering community. Aphrael shares personal reflections on attending the Northwestuary Conference and muses on how thought leaders like Joe Rogan have shaped the podcasting world.Tune in for a deep discussion on how today's media and content creation scene continues to evolve!Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction to Aphrael and Opening Thoughts02:15 - The Rise of the "Internet of Humans" and its Influence09:30 - Jordan Peterson's Impact and the Evolution of Peterson Academy15:45 - Monetizing Content: Generational Divide in Media Consumption21:10 - Criticism and Praise of Jordan Peterson's Work28:50 - The Role of Gamergate and Its Influence on the Media36:15 - Joe Rogan's Legacy in the Podcasting Space44:05 - Reflections on Northwest Jary Conference51:30 - The Influence of Brett Weinstein on Media Conversations58:10 - Michael Sartori's Views on Boomer Reality01:05:45 - Comparing Podcasting Styles: Joe Rogan vs. Traditional Media01:11:50 - The Sigmoid Curve: Content Evolution and Longevity01:19:15 - The Value of Green Room Conversations in Podcasting01:26:00 - The Future of Podcasting and Media Authenticity01:31:30 - Aphrael’s Experience as a New Podcaster01:36:20 - Final Reflections on Integrity and Community Building in Podcasting01:42:55 - Closing Remarks and OutroHashtags/Topics:#Podcasting #InternetOfHumans #JordanPeterson #JoeRogan #ContentCreation #YoursTrulyPodcast #Aphrael #NorthwestestuaryConference #PetersonAcademy #BrettWeinstein #MediaEvolutionList of People/YouTube Channels Mentioned:@JordanBPeterson – Discussion of his influence, Peterson Academy, and media monetizationBrett Weinstein @DarkHorsePod – Referenced in relation to his conversations with Jordan Peterson and his influence on media discussions@JAMESKOURTIDES – Mentioned as having had a serious conversation with Jordan PetersonChad @thefridaymorningnameless7623 & @PaulVanderKlay – Discussed in relation to their conversations on media evolution and the "Internet of Humans"@joerogan – Discussed for his legacy in podcasting and the influence of Green Room-style conversations@StevenCrowder – Mentioned as part of the media landscape downstream from GamergateRobert Kennedy and Tulsi Gabbard – Referenced in the context of political dynamics influenced by the media@mlts9984 – His thoughts on Boomer reality and media are discussedAllan @cornercitizen – Mentioned for challenging Paul to keep doing "randos" (random guests on the podcast)@grailcountry @WhiteStoneName @GrimGriz @SargonofAkkad @JordanGreenhall

The Clash of Ideologies: IDW, Woke Culture, and the Dissident Right | Yours Truly Podcast

In this conversation, @BenjaminABoyce reflects on his role as a content creator and interviewer, emphasizing the importance of honesty, relationships, and personal connection in his work. He discusses the tension between presenting facts and constructing narratives, highlighting how narratives shape societal values and institutions. Boyce touches on his spiritual journey, moving from a secular to a more pastoral approach, where he values human connection over doctrinal conflicts. He shares how his experience at Evergreen State College shifted his focus from writing fiction to documenting real-life events, particularly during the college's social justice controversies, which ultimately influenced his content creation path.In the conversation, @PaulVanderKlay is referenced in relation to "this little corner of the internet," a phrase used to describe a loosely connected online community of thinkers, theologians, and intellectuals who explore topics like faith, philosophy, and meaning. VanderKlay plays a central role in this community, bringing together diverse voices who engage with deep questions about life, spirituality, and culture. The discussion highlights how this space fosters thoughtful dialogue and connections among people seeking to understand complex ideas, with VanderKlay as a key facilitator in these conversations.🔗 Links & Resources Mentioned:🎙️ Yours Truly Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4cUw0KkfDU&list=PLVdyuKdUJ45CuLY-O7c5ADb9e96YkCvPBListen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-yours-truly-podcast/id1751129283Listen on YouTube Podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVdyuKdUJ45CuLY-O7c5ADb9e96YkCvPBFollow on YouTube🔔 Stay Connected:Follow on Twitter/X: https://x.com/chrbaxter_yt👤 Guest Links:Benjamin's YouTube Channel: @BenjaminABoyce Benjamin's Twitter/X: https://x.com/BenjaminABoyceEvergreen Documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQAJ-7t4QOo&list=PLRdayXEOwuMG9DG66Bvx6YbUnhw-buS5KBenjamin's Converesation with@triggerpod: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATWDgFMBQyM&t=2295s📚 Topics Discussed:#CulturalDivides#IDW#DissidentRight#AntiSemitism#PoliticalDiscourse#FreeSpeech#SocietalStability#WokeCulture#ProgressivePolitics#HistoricalContext#GenderDebate#IsraelPalestine#MediaNarratives#PoliticalPolarization#HonestConversations#MeaningCrisis#FidelityAndTruth#ConfessionAndShame🗣️ Join the Conversation:Leave a comment with your thoughts below or tag us on social media using #YoursTrulyPod📌 Chapter Markers:0:00 – Intro: Setting the Stage2:10 – What 'This Little Corner of the Internet' Means5:25 – Paul VanderKlay’s Influence on Online Conversations11:00 – The Intersection of Faith, Philosophy, and the Internet17:45 – Guest Introduction: Exploring Theological Perspectives21:50 – Bridging Science and Religion28:30 – The Role of Personal Experience in Faith34:40 – The Impact of Conversations on Spiritual Growth42:15 – Community Building through Meaningful Dialogue47:55 – Paul VanderKlay and His Approach to Online Theology53:20 – Science vs. Religion: Are They Opposed?1:00:45 – Challenges of Discussing Theological Ideas Publicly1:08:15 – How the Online Community Shapes Beliefs1:13:40 – Reflections on Faith Journeys1:18:25 – Philosophy, Science, and the Nature of Reality1:24:50 – Guest's Unique Perspectives on God's Existence1:32:00 – Closing Thoughts: The Future of Online Faith Communities1:36:20 – Outro: Wrapping Up the Conversation

Unlocking Creation, Faith, and Free Will: A Deep Dive with Stephen D.20 on The Yours Truly Podcast

In this conversation, Christian Baxter hosts his podcast, "Yours Truly," where he welcomes back Stephen D20 for a third conversation. Stephen is a wine chemist and an Orthodox Christian mystic who discusses his journey from materialism to spirituality, emphasizing how cutting-edge science and physics point toward an understanding of God. They explore complex ideas like the relationship between quantum mechanics and thermodynamics, the evolution of the universe, and how science is converging with religious thought. Stephen argues that even as a deep materialist, one can arrive at religious insights and explains how scientific concepts like superdeterminism provide a way to reconcile these views.Links suggested by Stephen:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLaTU-t1CQMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lwOpwh-FXMFirst Conversation w Stephen : https://youtu.be/DMLFusg0oWI?si=LLVb6Hlm4giblHysSecond Conversation w Stephen: https://youtu.be/xfXO9kWeSbI?si=Tysw2H92z0S6LxDp

Exploring Art, Faith, and History: Brantley Vosler & Drewsicology | The Yours Truly Podcast

In this thought-provoking episode of "The Yours Truly Podcast," host Christian Baxter is joined by Brantley Vosler and Drew from Drewsicology for a conversation about the intersections of art, faith, history, and culture. They explore how historical art and music were influenced by powerful institutions like the church and state, the role of funding in shaping artistic expression, and how these dynamics have changed in the modern world. The conversation also touches on personal creativity and spiritual practice, emphasizing that even small, unpreserved works of faith hold value. Whether you're interested in art history, religion, or cultural commentary, this episode invites you to think out loud with us.This eposode also features the story of Brantley’s personal journy. The conversation revolves around Brantley's personal journey of faith, music, and deconstruction. Brantley shares how his background as an audio engineer and worship pastor in Michigan led him into deep reflections on worship and authenticity. He describes a challenging phase where he nearly lost his faith, triggered by disillusionment with the church and life struggles. However, through mentorship and discipleship, he found healing.In the episode, a clip from Jonathan Pageau sparks a discussion about how art, faith, and tradition are intertwined. Brantley Vosler and Drew reflect on how historical religious art was shaped by institutions like the church and state, contrasting it with today’s economic realities. This leads to a conversation about the difference between "good" and "bad" Christian art, the role of public funding in the past, and the importance of preserving both grand works and smaller, personal expressions of faith through art. Pageau’s insights provide a framework for exploring these themes.Links:@JonathanPageau Clip referencedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvcSdk9viioChannel Membership Links:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU5SNBfTo4umhjYz6M0Jsmg/joinFirst Conversation with Drew:https://youtu.be/OQw60U-tANk?si=Z2V0LRqhAmpMmUN7Conversation referenced with Ross Byrd:https://youtu.be/PD8rmVjS4Mg?si=ixJKX_e8QGeIcNqr @MattHylom conversation: https://youtu.be/vIh82qHLFEo?si=K9WXn1p4wQQYnpAiX Links:https://x.com/BrantleyVoslerhttps://x.com/Drewsicology253https://x.com/chrbaxter_yt00:00 - Introduction to The Yours Truly Podcast02:15 - Exploring the Intersection of Art, Architecture, and Faith08:30 - The Church's Role in the Development of Music and Artistic Notation12:45 - The Influence of Church and State on Historical Art18:00 - Public Funding for Art: Past and Present Comparisons23:50 - Why Is There "Bad Christian Art"?29:15 - How Modern Economic Systems Affect Art Creation35:40 - Preserving Great Art and the Forgotten Creations42:15 - Personal Creativity and Worship: The Value of Everyday Artistic Expression48:00 - Encouraging Young Creators to Embrace Small Acts of Worship53:45 - Closing Reflections: What Can We Learn from the Past?58:00 - Final Words from Brantly and Drew1:02:30 - Conclusion and Viewer Engagement

A Place We Go to Think Out Loud | Andrea with the Bangs on Yours Truly Podcast

### SEO Title:**"A Place We Go to Think Out Loud | Andrea with the Bangs on Yours Truly Podcast"**### In-Depth Video Description:Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of *The Yours Truly Podcast* hosted by Christian Baxter. In this episode Andrea discusses the concept of personal ownership of one’s voice, reflecting on her YouTube journey as a space for thinking and identity exploration, especially as a mother. She talks about connecting with other women and rediscovering her identity beyond motherhood. Andrea also touches on her church experiences, feeling drawn to Orthodoxy, but balancing it with her current Protestant environment. She reflects on the symbolism and tradition within these practices, such as liturgy and fasting. Lastly, Andrea explains her shift in content towards exploring narratives, especially the symbolic roles of women in stories, such as the heroin’s journey, comparing it with the more widely recognized hero’s journey. She discusses the symbolic lessons found in myths, like the story of Demeter and Persephone, as ways to understand life, identity, and transformation.🔊 **Subscribe to the channel** for more engaging discussions: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU5SNBfTo4umhjYz6M0Jsmg/join📢 **Follow us on social media**: Twitter:Andrea - https://x.com/AndreaLynnLewisChristian - https://x.com/chrbaxter_yt---### Time Stamps:00:00 – Introduction02:15 – Meet Andrea with the Bangs07:40 – The Journey to Self-Expression12:30 – Navigating Creativity and Burnout18:45 – The Power of Community in Creative Spaces23:50 – Overcoming Self-Doubt30:15 – Mental Health and Artistic Balance37:00 – The Role of Authenticity in Content Creation44:30 – Finding Inspiration in Everyday Moments50:10 – Final Thoughts: The Freedom to Think Out Loud55:00 – Closing Remarks & What’s Next for Andrea---Don’t forget to like, comment, and share! Let us know what you think about the episode in the comments below.#Podcast #YoursTruly #AndreaWithTheBangs #MentalHealth #Creativity

Conversation Craft: Unpacking Nietzsche with Aron Van Os | Yours Truly Podcast

In this episode of The Yours Truly Podcast, I sit down with Aron Van Os, a philosophy professor and Nietzschean scholar, from the Netherlands, to delve deep into the intricate world of Nietzschean philosophy. Our conversation isn’t just about ideas; it's about how we craft them, challenge them, and let them shape our lives.We explore key Nietzschean concepts like the Übermensch, eternal recurrence, and the will to power, breaking them down in a way that’s accessible yet profoundly impactful. Aron and I dig into how these ideas resonate in today's world, influencing everything from personal growth to societal values. This episode is a prime example of what "Conversation Craft" is all about—building meaningful dialogues that not only inform but also transform.Chapters:0:00 - Introduction & Guest Welcome2:45 - What is "Conversation Craft"?7:30 - Nietzsche's Influence on Modern Thought15:20 - The Übermensch: Beyond Good and Evil25:10 - Eternal Recurrence: The Power of Choice35:45 - Will to Power: Creating Your Own Values45:00 - Aron’s Personal Journey with Nietzschean Philosophy55:30 - Audience Q&A1:05:00 - Final Thoughts & Closing RemarksLinks & Socials:Sign-up for Channel Membership! - Join this channelhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU5SNBfTo4umhjYz6M0Jsmg/joinSubscribe to the Yours Truly Podcast:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-yours-truly-podcast/id1751129283YouTube Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-yours-truly-podcast/id1751129283Follow me on Twitter: @chrbaxter_ytSupport the Podcast: Join this channelhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU5SNBfTo4umhjYz6M0Jsmg/joinCheck out Aron's Work: ​⁠@arono9304 Whether you're a seasoned philosopher or just curious about the ideas that have shaped our world, this episode is crafted to inspire, provoke, and invite deeper reflection. Join us, and let's do some conversation craft!#Nietzsche #Philosophy #Podcast #ConversationCraft #YoursTrulyPodcast