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Hey, folks, this is Mike Kaspur, and on October 27th, Harbor Media will begin releasing

our first full season of a podcast.

The show is called Cultivated, Conversations about Faith and Work.

And on each episode, I invite leaders, writers, artists, and entrepreneurs to talk about why

they do what they do and how their faith informs their work.

You'll hear them describe their process, their motivations, and how they found themselves doing what they do and how their faith informs their work. You'll hear them describe their process,

their motivations, and how they found themselves doing what they're doing.

You know, I was talking to a bioethicist the other day who said, when I go into these meetings

and we're having true ethics conversations about how we should think about science and medicine

and embryos and so on and so forth, I look around the room, and there's not one Christian standing there having those conversations.

You'll hear their thoughts about Christians in the marketplace and Christian culture.

A lot of what passes for Christian media, I think, is very deeply dangerous, and we just kind of let it go because, you know, it was made by Christians.

God's not dead, for instance, as a film or as a

franchise as it's becoming, the God's not dead cinematic universe. In that cinematic universe,

atheists are hateful, always. Christians are not, always. And, you know, in the first film, spoiler alert, they

literally kill the antagonist at the end of the film. It's like a revenge fantasy.

They tell their stories, which often involve a meandering journey into their life's work.

Just love the outdoors so that when I went to college, I wanted to be a park ranger.

So I went to Northern Arizona University.

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