Podcast #521, Culture: On Sinners and "Astronauts"

Drunk Ex-Pastors

Christian Kingery

Religion & Spirituality, Comedy

4.7 • 565 Ratings

🗓️ 28 April 2025

⏱️ 40 minutes

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In this week's DXP Culture Block we discuss the new film, The Sinner, which made Christian frustrated (not because he didn't like it, but because he didn't like it as much as the glowing reviews made him expect to). Then we turn our attention to the heroic, unprecedented, and death-defying trip that some celebrities took to space for eleven minutes or something.

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0:00.0	Hey, you're wearing a Laker shirt again.
0:04.6	It's crazy.
0:05.5	I am wearing a Laker.
0:06.5	Well, they won last night.
0:08.7	I haven't watched it yet.
0:09.9	I'm going to watch it tonight.
0:11.0	But they bounced back from their game one loss to the Timberwolves, which was embarrassing.
0:17.5	And they took care of business.
0:18.9	So they get to have me wearing their clothes.
0:22.6	You're welcome.
0:23.6	Right.
0:24.6	All right.
0:26.5	So I've got a little update on my work situation.
0:30.5	Yeah, what's going on?
0:31.9	Well, I can finally say what's going on.
0:34.4	Yeah, Moss Adams, which is the company I work at, I've been there for 13
0:39.2	years. Moss Adams itself has been around for 112 years. And based in Seattle, they're the, I think,
0:46.1	the 11th largest CPA advisory firm in the country. Anyway, they are merging with Baker Tilly, which I think was the 10th.
0:58.3	I don't know.
0:58.6	They were right around where we were.
0:59.6	They were a little bigger.
1:00.2	They were 9th or 10th largest CPA advisory firm in the country.
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