Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Interruption (2024)

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The Gift of Solid Sin 16:28

6d ago16:28

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Episode Title: The Gift of Solid Sin In this week’s episode of Righteous Interruption, we dive into a profound and often misunderstood truth: the gift of solid sin. Jesus came not just to save but to empower us to live fully and thrive in a life of surrender. As we uncover the beauty of grace, we’ll explore how Jesus doesn’t leave us alone in our s…

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#434 The Empty Man (2020) Enter the Spooktagon 2024 Part 4 59:59

11d ago59:59

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This week we talk about the 2020 movie The Empty Man in the last part of this year's Spooktagon We also talk Godzilla vs. Biollante, Immaculate , BookSmart, The Last Voyage of the Demeter and Frankenstein Donate to the cause at Patreon.com/Quality. Follow the show on Twitter @AQualityInterruption, and James on Twitter @kislingtwits, on Bluesky at k…

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#433 The Lawnmower Man (1992) Enter the Spooktagon 2024 part 3 1:07:14

18d ago1:07:14

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Episode #433 We talk the first movie to take you into the world of VIRTUAL REALITY The Lawnmower Man (1992) We also discuss World War Z (2013) Donate to the cause at Patreon.com/Quality. Follow James on Twitter @kislingtwits and on Instagram @kislingwhatsit or on gildedterror.blogspot.com. You can watch Cruz and show favorite Alexis Simpson on You …

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The Weightless Burden 12:39

19d ago12:39

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Righteous Interruption: The Weightless Burden In this episode, we explore what it means to truly surrender our burdens to God. When we place our struggles in His hands, we find that the weight is lightened through His companionship. But the journey doesn’t stop there—we can’t fully separate ourselves from our burdens. Instead, we invite the Holy Sp…

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#432 TETSUO: THE IRON MAN (1989): Enter the Spooktagon 2024 Part 2 1:21:04

1M ago1:21:04

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EPISODE #432: Thanks to the Criterion Channel, we finally visit one of the great cult horror films of all time: TETSUO: THE IRON MAN (1989) from writer/director/editor/photographer Shinya Tsukamoto. It's a little bit ULTRA Q and a little bit NEUROMANCER and a whole lot of grotesque confusion. It's great. Go check it out now. We also talk about Ande…

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#431 CEMETERY MAN (1994): Enter the Spooktagon Part 1 1:10:08

1M ago1:10:08

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EPISODE #431-- We start off this year's SPOOKTAGON with the Italian production CEMETERY MAN (aka DELLAMORE DELLAMORTE, a ridiculous, campy, grotesque journey into being so Italian and horny that you just have to start killing people. A tale as old as time. It stars Rupert Everett who, if I may say so, looks like a dish. We also chat about Gordon Do…

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The River's Got This 13:56

1M ago13:56

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Righteous Interruption: The River’s Got This Encouragement has a power that runs deep, and when we tap into it, we discover the rivers of blessings God has placed within us to uplift and inspire others. In this episode, we explore how faith opens the flow of those rushing waters, blessing the lives of those around us and inviting them to do the sam…

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#430 Yoshikawa's THE ONE-ARMED SWORDSMAN (1967) 1:12:46

1M ago1:12:46

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EPISODE #430-- We get away from Westerns to delve into the East. This week we're talking the seminal wuxia picture THE ONE-ARMED SWORDSMAN (1967) staring Jimmy Wang (THE MAN FROM HONG KONG) and directed by Chang Cheh (THE MAGNIFICENT TRIO). It's a classic, if imperfect movie. Watch it. Listen to us. We also talk about REDS (1981), as well as anothe…

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#429 Genet's JOHNNY GUITAR (1954) 1:05:18

2M ago1:05:18

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EPISODE #429-- We return to the wild, wild west with Nicholas Ray's JOHNNY GUITAR from 1954. It's a good one. It's got Sterling Hayden. People love Sterling Hayden! We also talk about the lastest (French) version of THE THREE MUSKETEERS (2023) (as well as Richard Lesters' adaptations), as well as AMC's THE TERROR (2017) (now on Netflix!), Venkat Pr…

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The Skinny on Bodybuilding 13:20

2M ago13:20

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The Skinny on Bodybuilding | Righteous Interruption Podcast In this episode of Righteous Interruption, we dive into the world of "church bodybuilding"—where believers and churches alike can become self-absorbed, focusing more on building their own empires than reflecting God’s true purpose. Whether it’s massive churches that operate more like busin…

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#428 Koike's RED SUN (1971) 1:11:26

2M ago1:11:26

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EPISODE #428-- Today we lament/celebrate the life and death of actor, pretty boy, deadbeat dad, and right-wing weirdo, Alain Delon with the pile of sludge that is RED SUN (1971). Directed by the Bond series' own Terence Young, and staring Ursula Andress, Toshiro Mifune, and Charles Bronson. This flick is an East-meets-West actioner that isn't nearl…

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Stop for the Go 14:17

2M ago14:17

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In this episode of Righteous Interruption, titled "Stop for the Go," we dive into the teachings of Oswald Chambers from My Utmost for His Highest. Each of his sermons serves as a "righteous interruption," reminding us to pause and listen for God's voice. We're often eager to do things we feel confident in, but Chambers calls us to have faith in wha…

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The Nobody Somebody 15:30

2M ago15:30

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Episode 20: The Nobody Somebody We're back with another thought-provoking episode of Righteous Interruption! This week, we delve into a critical question: Who's truly running your life? If you think it's you, it might be time to refocus. Drawing inspiration from Oswald Chambers' classic, My Utmost for His Highest, we explore the moments when we are…

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#427 Trevanian's BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID (1969) 1:20:35

3M ago1:20:35

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EPISODE #427-- We're still talking classic oaters over here. Today we're rapping about the classic western from George Roy Hill, BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID from 1969. Staring prettyboy Robert Redford and salad dressing magnate Paul Newman, this movie tells the story of the last years of America's favorite duo of wisenheimers. It also has St…

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#426 L'Amour's THE WILD BUNCH (1969) 1:11:39

3M ago1:11:39

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EPSIODE #426-- We celebrate the dusty dregs of the summer with the epochal revisionist western THE WILD BUNCH (1969). Directed by Sam Peckinpah and staring literally every "that guy!" from the 1950's and 60's, it's a psychotic shooting spree sent straight from hell. It's great. Listen to it. Go watch it. Maybe not in that order. We also talk about …

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Who Really Cares 14:31

3M ago14:31

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In this episode of "Who Really Cares," we delve into the wisdom of Oswald Chambers' classic devotional, "My Utmost for His Highest." Chambers emphasizes that worry is not just a harmless habit but a form of unbelief. Our small worries can create significant issues, as the world thrives on our fears and anxieties to profit. Join us as we explore why…

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#425 Werfel's MIRACLE (2004) 1:14:44

3M ago1:14:44

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EPISODE #425-- We commemorate the 2024 Olympics with the post-9/11 feel good sports drama, MIRACLE, which tells the story of the rag tag team that beat the Soviet Union and won the gold for hockey in 1980. And, let me tell you, folks, there's more run-on sentences where that came from! On the back end, we got a ton of stone-cold cinema classics (in…

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#424 Stark's THE SILENT PARTNER (1978) 1:14:06

4M ago1:14:06

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EPISODE #424-- We continue to celebrate Pride Month by going to. . . Canada? Huh. That can't be right. Anyways, we talk the Hitchcockian thriller THE SILENT PARTNER from Daryl Duke and Curtis Hanson, starring Elliot Gould and Christopher Plummer. It's properly sleezy-- just like us! We also talk the BAD BOYS saga (including the latest feature RIDE …

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#423 Moorcock's PERFORMANCE (1970) 1:13:08

4M ago1:13:08

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EPISODE #423-- Happy Pride, I guess? To celebrate this most hallowed of months, Cruz and James take on the cult classic from Cammell and Roeg: PERFORMANCE (1970), starring Mick Jagger and James Fox. It's a fun one. Very few accents in this one. We talk about queer theory, British acting families, and the legacy of The Rolling Stones. We also talk a…

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The Power of Uncommon Sense 15:21

4M ago15:21

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Episode 19: The Power Of Uncommon Sense In this episode of Righteous Interruption, we delve into another profound devotion by Oswald Chambers. We're exploring the intriguing concept that "Common sense is not faith, and faith is not common sense." Join us as we discuss the transformative journey of trading our common sense for an unshakeable faith i…

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#422 Capote's SERIAL MOM (1994) 1:20:24

4M ago1:20:24

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EPISODE #422-- We belatedly celebrate Pride Month the only way we know how: With basic audio problems. Want to know why our SERIAL MOM (1994) sounds like this? Because somebody refused to talk into the mic, because it would "pop(?)". Note: It is not our guest, Alexis Simpson, of Drunkards and Dragons, who is always on point. And now here we are. An…

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The Liberty of No Rights 15:21

4M ago15:21

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Righteous Interruption - Episode 18: The Liberty of No Rights In this episode of Righteous Interruption, we explore the profound concept of "The Liberty of No Rights." When wronged by others, it's not our role to seek retribution. Instead, we trust in God's wisdom and justice. Our focus should be on obedience to His teachings, not asserting our rig…

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Exorcise Of Faith 17:05

4M ago17:05

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Episode 17: Exorcise of Faith In this episode, we explore the powerful journey of self-liberation with the guidance of God. Sometimes, the things that hold us back aren't easy to confront or expel. But to take the initiative is to make a beginning, and that beginning often requires a deep relationship with God. What does it take to make that beginn…

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#421 Genet's VELVET GOLDMINE (1998) 1:11:13

5M ago1:11:13

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EPISODE #421-- We (finally) get into Pride Month with Todd Hayne's mash-up punk rock/glam/whatever epic VELVET UNDERGROUND. The movie isn't very good, but it does have the decency to at least remind us of better, more relevant films. I don't know. Christian Bale is pretty good in it as a closet homosexual? Or at least failed bisexual? I don't know.…

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Get On The Good Foot 16:33

5M ago16:33

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Get On The Good Foot - Episode 16 In this episode of Righteous Interruption, we explore the importance of staying on the right path by first stepping onto the "good foot." Drawing inspiration from Jesus, who placed His trust in God above all else, we delve into what truly drives us. By prioritizing God's will and having unwavering faith in Him, we …

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Not What But Who 14:37

5M ago14:37

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Join us this week on Righteous Interruption as we dive into Episode 15: "Not What but Who." In our usual fashion, we draw inspiration from Oswald Chambers' devotionals to explore profound spiritual insights. In this episode, we discuss how your state of mind is the key to true success. We encourage you to live up to your highest potential, understa…

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#420 Leary's DAZED AND CONFUSED (1993) 1:13:38

5M ago1:13:38

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EPISODE #420-- We get into the swining 90's with Richard Linklater's classic teen comedy/coming of age/stoner classic, DAZED AND CONFUSED. We also rap abotu SAVED! (2004), STAX: SOULSVILLE USA (2024) on HBO Max, Alex Cox's WALKER (1987), and, finally, we talk once again about Amazon's FALLOUT (2024). It's a good, solid, little well-rounded episode,…

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Be Possessed 14:19

5M ago14:19

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Righteous Interruption Episode 14: Be Possessed In this thought-provoking episode, we invite you to open your mind and reflect on the concept of possession. Is it more about influence than we realize? We delve into our undisciplined nature and explore how it affects our lives. Join us as we discuss how God gives us the ability to be self-aware and …

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#419 Bachman's TARGETS (1968) 1:04:26

5M ago1:04:26

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EPISODE #419-- What happens when New Hollywood meets Old Hollywood? A spree killing, apparently. And repurposed stock footage from some Roger Corman schlock (RIP). We're talking Peter Bogdonavich's TARGETS from 1968. We also talk about how a lot of old heads helped inspire the new (and also how Peter Bogdonavich was kind of a massive sack of garbag…

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Blessed Be The Blessings 11:26

5M ago11:26

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Welcome to a new episode of Righteous Interruption: Blessed Be The Blessings. In this episode, we dive deep into the concept of blessings and divine favor. Does receiving what you desire signify that you are blessed by God? Are the hardships you face a form of divine punishment? We explore the perception of God as an authoritative figure who bestow…

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#418 Dostoevsky's THE BIG DOLL HOUSE (1971) 1:05:19

6M ago1:05:19

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EPISODE #418-- We eschew all semblance of taste and decency to celebrate the life and death of Roger Corman (RIP) with the women-in-prison nightmare THE BIG DOLL HOUSE from 1971. It's got Pam Grier and that's about the best thing in the movie. The rest of is a fetid horrorshow of 1970's politics, exploitation aesthetics, and run of the mill schlock…

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The Judgment Welcome Mat 12:03

6M ago12:03

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In this episode of Righteous Interruption, we invite you to "Put Out the Welcome Mat for God's Judgment." Join us as we explore how opening ourselves to God's judgment is a crucial step towards growth and transformation. We discuss our ability to make necessary corrections and how the Lord disciplines those He loves. Discover how allowing God to lo…

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Bow Down For What 13:37

6M ago13:37

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Welcome to Episode 10 of Righteous Interruption: "Bow Down For What." In this episode, we delve into the profound journey of surrendering our lives to God. We confront the challenge of dealing with others and our own prejudices, understanding that God accepts nothing from our old life. Join us as we explore how God disciplines us and how we can cho…

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#417 Hodgson's THE SEVENTH CURSE 1:10:36

6M ago1:10:36

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EPISODE #417-- We return to our roots with the Hong Kong schlock fest THE SEVENTH CURSE (1986). Directed by the same maniac that made RIKI-O: THE STORY OF RICKY and staring Chow Yun Fat (barely), it's a wild one. Not quite Indiana Jones and not quite a martial arts movie. It's a melange of madness that you just have to see to believe. We also talk …

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Too Alone To Be Alone 15:16

6M ago15:16

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In Episode 10 of Righteous Interruption, titled "Too Alone To Be Alone," we delve into the profound paradox of solitude within the Christian journey. Exploring the inevitability of people departing from our lives, especially in matters of faith, we find solace in the unwavering presence of God. As Christians, the departure of others may not catch u…

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Don't Do Good Be Like God 13:45

6M ago13:45

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In this installment of Righteous Interruption, the focus shifts to the prevailing belief that life should cater to our every desire. The discussion delves into the idea that we were created by God for His purpose, emphasizing that true satisfaction can only be found by aligning our lives with His will. The episode highlights the importance of recog…

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#416 Michener's SHOGUN (2024) 1:43:40

7M ago1:43:40

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EPISODE #416-- In this epic-length episode we take on the epic-length mini-series SHOGUN from 2024. In short: We loved it. It's a great remake of a great novel. A perfect follow-up to GAME OF THRONES. It's just what the doctor ordered. It's also great if you like to hear funny voices from loud white boys-- and I know you do. We also talk about FALL…

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Obey It To Claim It 15:48

7M ago15:48

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In Episode 8 of Righteous Interruption, titled "Obey It To Claim It," we delve into the powerful concept that if we continue doing what we've always done, we'll keep receiving the same results. This episode challenges us to break free from stagnant routines and embrace the potential for transformation. Join us as we explore the profound idea of all…

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#415 Stevenson's KONG X GODZILLA: THE NEW EMPIRE (2024) 1:35:24

7M ago1:35:24

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EPISODE #415-- We return to the world of big boys with KONG X GODZILLA, the latest installment in Legendary's Monsterverse (AKA the only good cinematic universe). We do love our big boys, don't we, folks? We also talk about the continuing excellence of SHOGUN (2024), Amazon's FALLOUT (2024), Netflix's RIPLEY (2024), the documentary LUMUMBA: THE DEA…

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Break My Heart 12:39

7M ago12:39

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In this week's episode of "Break My Heart," Martine delves into the profound insights found in Oswald Chambers' devotional. She bravely addresses the reality and challenge of heartbreak, emphasizing that genuine connection with God often necessitates experiencing brokenness. Martine invites listeners to consider reframing their perspective on heart…

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To The Degree Of Separation 12:45

7M ago12:45

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In this week's episode of Righteous Interruption, titled "To The Degree Of Separation," Martine draws inspiration from Oswald Chambers to deliver a powerful message. Just as we once placed our trust in our parents as children, Martine reminds us of the importance of entrusting our lives to God, allowing Him to guide us as the master of our destinie…

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#414 Shaara's GLORY (1989) 1:35:47

7M ago1:35:47

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EPISODE #414-- Just in time to commemorate the 159th anniversary of the ending of the American Civil War, we have Edward Zwick's GLORY from 1989. Staring Morgan Freeman, Matthew Broderick, Andre Braugher (RIP), and Denzel Washington, Glory tells the story of the first African-American regiment raised in the United States of America. It's great. One…

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Don't Be Interested 12:21

7M ago12:21

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Welcome to our latest episode, where we embark on a reflective journey that picks up from the momentum of our previous conversation. Join us as we unravel the profound impact of Christ's presence within us, catalyzing a remarkable transformation. Experience the profound shift as our former selves undergo a metamorphosis, emerging anew with a life d…

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Sin Deserves Respect 14:46

8M ago14:46

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Welcome to Episode 4 of "Righteous Interruption" where we delve into Oswald Chambers' devotion and explore the provocative concept that sin deserves respect. Join us as we confront the notion head-on, contemplating the weight of sin and its consequences. Tune in as we navigate through the complexities of righteous living and confront the disastrous…

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#413 Maas' DEEP COVER (1992) 1:14:30

8M ago1:14:30

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EPISODE #413-- We get into the grittier end of the 1990's with the neo-noir classic from Bill Duke DEEP COVER (1992). A good episode, a big episode, and the right movie to belatedly celebrate Black History Month. Hell of a film, folks. Hell of a film. We also talk about Wim Wenders' PERFECT DAYS (2023), Villenueve's DUNE PART II (2024), PAST LIVES …

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Desire to Be Disillusioned 15:14

8M ago15:14

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Welcome back to "Righteous Interruption" - the podcast where we delve into the depths of faith, in this episode we will be exploring the teachings of Oswald Chambers and the concept of disillusionment. We continue our journey of spiritual discovery, seeking profound insights into the nature of our relationship with God. Drawing inspiration from the…

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#412 Cicero's HAIL! HAIL! ROCK 'N' ROLL (1987) 1:30:27

8M ago1:30:27

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EPISODE #412-- We continue to belatedly celebrate Black History Month with the concert film HAIL! HAIL! ROCK 'N' ROLL from 1987, staring none other than the king of rock and roll himself, Chuck Berry. We also talk Johnathan Glazer's THE ZONE OF INTEREST (2023), Akira Kurosawa's SANJURO (1962), Alfred Hitchcock's SPELLBOUND (1948), as well as CADILL…

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Set Apart, Yet Aligned 14:49

8M ago14:49

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In this episode of Righteous Interruption, we examine specific passages from Chambers' devotional writings, dissecting his profound words and drawing out practical applications for our daily lives. From the tension between individuality and unity within the body of Christ to the call to surrender our own desires for the sake of God's greater plan, …

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#411 Baldwin's ACTION JACKSON (1988) 1:15:16

8M ago1:15:16

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EPISODE #411-- We return to the 80's to celebrate a life and to commemorate Black History Month (sorry for the delay) with the pulpy actioner ACTION JACKSON (1988) from Craig R. Baxley. Importantly, though, RIP to the lengend himself, Carl Weathers (1948 - 2024). It's a good one, come listen. We also talk about RAN (1985) from Akira Kurosawa, as we…

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Living to the Utmost 12:51

8M ago12:51

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Welcome to the inaugural episode of Righteous Interruption: Living to the Utmost, where host Martine Helou-Allen invites listeners on a profound journey of self-discovery. In this enlightening series, Martine poses two fundamental questions: "Who am I?" and "Why am I here?" Drawing inspiration from Oswald Chambers' timeless devotional, "My Utmost f…

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