The Emergencies are Everywhere

Catching Foxes

Luke and Gomer

Religion & Spirituality, Tv & Film, Christianity

4.7 • 778 Ratings

🗓️ 2 October 2020

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Summary

Luke talks about FIFA and enters into an existential crisis about the death of small towns and cities. This leads to a broader conversation about martyrdom and "emergencies" for the Church and the world.

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0:00.0	Hey, Luke, how are you?
0:01.2	Hi.
0:02.1	So I have a theory that I want to run by you.
0:04.5	Can I listen to you, run your theory by me while I eat chili?
0:07.7	Yeah, of course, of course.
0:08.7	No.
0:09.1	People love to hear a fork, scrapable while they're hearing a podcast.
0:14.8	I know, right.
0:16.1	Well, don't worry, Luke.
0:17.1	Don't worry.
0:17.7	I'll be fastidious.
0:24.1	Okay, so I feel like
0:25.2	everyone is like a Counting Crow's song
0:28.2	right now. And here's why.
0:31.1	We're all very moody.
0:34.9	Very, very, very moody.
0:37.3	And Counting Crows is one of the moodyest bands out there which is one reason
0:41.1	why i love them uh we don't make a lot of sense and half the time their lyrics just make no sense at
0:46.9	all but we're just accessible enough because we're all kind of going back to work and life
0:53.0	is kind of getting back to normal slow like like we're barely hanging on to any sort of normalcy right now and we're definitely not oh not okay but we're not on like we're not completely breaking down though but like we're like you know're like, you know, a step away, though.
1:11.5	Like, it could happen any moment.
1:13.6	If you live in California, you're already there, some parts.
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