An essay by contributor Pearl encouraging women to avoid badmouthing the men around them and in their lives as well as to smile more (and think more positively)!
Your Daily Decade 76 – The Annunciation
We are called as creations of God to echo our Creator, to mirror His Will, to fulfil His purpose for us.
The Gamer Word Episode 16- Dork Stranded
Nathaniel Socelli joins the men to discuss the first attempt of them Kojimer productions at making a game. Unfortunate complications occur as Rolo and Ruckus actually completely agree on a game, which set off a chain reaction in the chiral network, possibly to try and prevent the ugly truth about this game (which could have been good) from coming to light.
The Godcast, Episode 233: Looking Back, Looking Forward
What a year 2022 was, huh? Now we have 2023 to look forward to. SuperLutheran shares a sermon about the new year ahead, and after the break, Super and Myles reminisce over the garbage heap that was 2022 and answer your emails. Are Jews the chosen people of God? No: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzHB5Caglgo Age of Ruin: From the…
Your Daily Decade – Intro and 2022 in Review
An introduction and year in review of The Daily Decade: helping you navigate the hellish clownworld of modernity with Faith, Hope, and Charity.
Part I Conclusion, Part II Introduction
This involution podcast episode, concluding Part I, Introducing Part II. Totally not a filler episode since I didn’t record the real episode 4 yet.
Southern Sons Active Club
Gordon and Grug sit down with Oyster of the Southern Sons Active Club, a group active throughout the Carolinas and Georgia, focused around fraternity, brotherhood, and physical fitness. We discuss the Southern Sons in particular, and Active Clubs in general, including how you can join or even start your own!
Gen-X & The JQ
Or: How I Learned To Start Worrying And Notice The Jews.
An article by Jeannie Peterson detailing her awakening to the Jewish Question.
Accredited Decline: Normandy High School
Seated a few miles north of Delmar Boulevard, the informal dividing line between White and Black Saint Louis, is Normandy High School. In many ways Normandy is unremarkable, even its mascot, a Viking (an irony given its distinctively non-Scandinavian student body) is shared with at least 2 other schools in the area, but for a few years it was the locus of racial politics in Saint Louis, and a microcosm of the trend many of us are personally familiar with: failing Black schools and their consequences.
Real Men Bury Cats
An essay by contributor Pearl regarding the interaction between respect and love in our relationships.