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The Bleeding Purple Podcast by Leif Hansen

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personalmedia, February 17, 2006
Reviewer: personalmedia from Indiana

This podcast is hosted by a very likeable guy who is attempting through his podcasts to bring together left/right thinkers and Christian/non-Christian believers to a place of middle ground. His podcast is a mix of personal musings, interviews, and audio experimentations.

The podcast I reviewed was on the topic of technology in society. The host coins the term “screen addiction.” I found the host’s open and honest commentary on his personal struggles with the effects of technology strangely appealing. He discusses some real pitfalls that can result from the immersion into the tech world and how it can affect your spirituality.

I found the volume of the podcast to be too low and hopefully the host will adjust this flaw in future podcasts. This podcast is not overwhelmingly entertaining, but it definitely has a lot of potential. The host has some interesting views and will perhaps spice things up in the future to take his show to the next level.

girijad83, February 17, 2006
Reviewer: girijad83 from India

The Bleeding Purple podcast is another great attempt at binding people together in the common fabric of spirituatity. It has an artistic edge to it, which is a great way to get people interested in listening to and thinking about the ideas presented. The hosts own experiences and advice with struggling for achieving truth and bliss adds to the creativity.

The volume level has been upped since the last review of the podcast. It is an interesting podcast and an excellent way to lighten up your mood.

leifh, February 17, 2006
Reviewer: leifh

I just stumbled across these reviews and simply wanted to say how pleasant it was to find people giving honest, mostly positive reviews of the podcast.

As a father of a two year old, its hard to find time to do these podcasts (particularly with quality production), but I do hope to continue to learn this art as I have a real fun time doing it --and I am passionate about many subjects. Please feel free to offer any feedback directly, or suggestions for future shows (zinniazoo@gmail.com).
Receive care,
Leif

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1st Wonderosity Show! Interview with Jim Palmer, Author Of Divine Nobodies, Part 1

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Sat, Nov 18, 2006

(This is actually the first show for Wonderosity, but I've been asked by a number of you to be notified when the first Wonderosity show comes out --so make sure you go over to http://www.wonderosityshow.com and subscribe to the new feed!)

For our first show, after a brief introduction to Wonderosity, I interview Jim Palmer, author of "Divine Nobodies: Shedding Religion to Find God, and the unlikely people who help you." Jim is a man with a huge heart and some powerful, simple ideas for those who are wanting to deepen spiritually. In this first of a three part interview, we explore questions like:

• What 'Divine Nobodies' is basically about, and how Jim came to write it.


• Why are bare-ass honest books like this, books admitting personal faith-struggles as well as churchianity's shortcomings, just now starting to come out and be devoured by the public?


• Where the heck is God? Is God "out there" or "in here" or what?


• Why do I (and I'm sure others) seem to be in a place where I seem to be resistant to growing spiritually, slowing down, etc?

I hope you enjoy this first episode and I'd love any feedback you have to give. Please email wonderosity@gmail.com with any comments or questions!

-Leif

• Tragedy (environmental, war, science gone bad)
• Technocracy (control at the cost of human freedom)
• Transformation (listen to find out!)

• My Paper on technology and culture.

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