The world and everything in it is made possible by listeners like me, Daryl Ann Rieger.

My family and I live outside Atlanta, Georgia, and I work with Elon Ministries, an organization

that ministers to the church in Iran.

I'm also a recent grad of the Colson Fellows Program and I have this podcast to thank for

introducing me to the Colson Center's John Stone Street on Culture Fridays.

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Good morning.

Affirmative care, encouraging the transcendent and fighting the loneliness epidemic.

Talk about all these topics today on Culture Friday with John Stone Street.

Also, Schoolhouse Rock turns 50 years old.

Colin Garberino has a nostalgic review, plus podcasts recommendations for creative

parents who want to keep their hobbies going into the school year.

Some chefs actually recommend salting your meat up to a day in advance and letting it

set, you know, in the fridge overnight, but in my simple kitchen that generally doesn't

happen is just too much.

And commentator Kim Henderson on the story's hiding in plain sight at her daughter's wedding

reception.

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