Hey, Colson Center listeners, this is Maria Bear, co-host of Breakpoint this week alongside

John Stone Street. I'm here to tell you that I'm looking for a new boss. Just kidding,

kind of. The Colson Center is looking for an experienced executive producer to join our team.

So this person should have a track record of building multimedia brands in this space of teaching

and talk and thought leadership.

The Breakpoint executive producer would be responsible for optimizing and leveraging a fast-growing

show into its next phase of audience expansion.

If this position sounds like a fit for you or somebody you know, please look for more details and the application at colsoncenter.org slash careers.

That's colsoncenter.org forward slash careers. Thanks.

You're listening to Breakpoint this week where we're talking about the top stories of the week

from a Christian worldview. Today we're going to talk about the cheating scandals that have come to

light in the worlds of chess, poker, Irish dancing, and fishing, believe it or not. We're also going to

talk about Canada's expanding medical aid and dying program, what that means

ethically and morally, and how we should think about life and death. We have a lot to get to

today. We're so glad you're with us. Stick around. Welcome to Breakpoint this week. From the

Kulson Center for Christian World View, I'm Maria Bear, alongside John Stone Street,

president of the Coulson Center. John, did you notice my mug? I didn't. What mug? You have a new mug today? It says, get out there. And it has a picture of a tent and two mountains, looking like a place

I would very much like to get out to. Are you a camper? I don't think I ever confused you for a camper.

First of all, how dare you?

Second of all, not really.

We've never camped with kids.

We used to camp before kids.

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